Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-27
THE INTELLIGENCER.
NEWs SUNINIAIiY.

That sensible and obSeTvant paper the New
York .ih5ion speaks very diSparagingly OF the
new British Ministry. 1t appears to think tiat
Derby has already shown more readiness even
than PalmerSton to bow to the Lehest Of Ihs
nephew of his uncle" who rules France and
would lain rule England with 4 rod Of IRON
The ALJiOa thinks the English people will stnnd
firm, but that the alliance" will not be endan-
gcred after all.
BEoDEEIcE, of California, mnSt be bold man.
He dared in the Senate to dispute that Cotton
is King He says Gold is King" Brod,r
ick also had the tenerity to express the hope
that the remarks of Senator Hammond, concern
ing white slaves might strup the two hundred
thousand white men OF South Carolina who
we're now subiusated by the thirty thouSaid
slave holders.
y new invention is about to be exhibited at
Washington, says the correspondent at thatplace
Of the y. Y. Times, which must at once attain
celebrity. Gas burners it is said, may be ignr-
ted by electricity The d,scovcrer says that he
can attach his apparatus to tie street lamps of
an entire city, aud then, by the turn Of screw
ignite the jets of all of them in an instant Of
time, and extnguish them 10y the same process.
\ netting of citizens at Fsneuil Hall, Boston,
to express the sentiments awakened lay tl,e nj
tack upon the Independence Of the judiciary
in the removal of Judge Loring, las been pro.
posed and spoken of by many persons in that
city.
HENRY WARD BEEcHEH having said that he
does not believe in the doctrine oi total depraS-
ity, is advised by the New Yoik papers TO go Up
to Albany, and take look in The Assembly
Chamber.
How sick every one gets of the wasp-waisted
utterance of people, who talk about dc ,riy or
jH-ty when they mean duty; when the sub
ject is music, discourse about m-e-1n-sjc as if
they had just been To st. Ives, and met the man
in the old riddle, who had so manv kits, cats
and wives; with whom everything is heautirll,
from pudding to Paradise, and education is
an elge tool from Sheffield, as thus e5g.uca-
ton!
\ practical joke was once attempted to be
played on Mr.. Erskine, as he went one day to
Westminster Hall, with his ample bag cram
med full Of briefs Some wasgish barrister bir-
ed jew 5 boy to go aud ask him If lac had
"any old clothes to scli:" no, You litt!e lie
brew imp" exclaimed the indignant counsellor,
these a,c all new suits
TnE constest in Illinois this year involving the
reelection of Senator Douglas to the Senate or his
rctirment TO private life will be full of interest
to the whole country. The Democratic State
Convention will meet in few weeks.
AMoNc the novelties of the religious excite
mcnt in New York, large placards nre posted
reading, "Burton'S Theatre, Chambers street,
Prayer Meeting Daily from II to o'clock
standing side by sde with theatre posters an
nounciug for Every night this week, the mex
and original play in three acts" The Mormons
or Life in Salt Lake CITY, with new scenery
painted from actual views"
Tue Portland people arc making large calcu-
lions for the visitors upon the arrival there Of
the monster steamship Lseiott'p. They expect
300, COO people will visit her, each of whom, it
is thought, viii spend so in Portland making
the nice little sum Of three million dollars.
THERE is a beautiful sentiment contained in
the following Inscription which some paper says
may be found in Indian grave yard: 'Here
lies Etea, who transported large fortune to-
Heaven in aclsof charity. and has gone tIitler',
The New oIleaus Picayune publishes a letter,
which 1t says Is nom Nicaragua gentleman,
having permanent interests in that country. in
which it is stated that it is great pity that
Walker was interrupted by Com. Pauding, and
that, should lac get another start. he would meet
with little opposition, the majority Of the
people wauld receive him With open arms
AZ the recent mari iage Of tie Princess Royal
of England, room was reserved for the represent
,tjves or the Ieodin, cpFIou r,rO-.t,s,ay,. -Yd
about dozen gentlemen Of the press were
accommodated with excellent seals. The $1,000
haut noblesse around them. ,yere in court dress,
but the reporters were clad in the plain neat
costume Of everyday life.
TIE public feast in New York. in honor of the
Turk, vas cold collation. OF ham, sandwiches
aud wine-two things totally forbidden by the
religion Of the guest Nobody but New York
( Aldermen would think Of setting pork before a
Turk. When the Turk had escaped from the
New York ''6'hoyS," he hurried 10 Washington
and his advent IS chroncled by despatch to
the New YOik Timts thus:
MOhauined Pasha arrived tonight. lie had