Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-13
THE lNTELLIGENCER.
NEWS SUMMARY.


N,Nl of ,he ,oum, ol ,hs London Times con
tain At least eighty advertisements, The srsat
fatlr, Of thi, eas, advertisements i,ths pow
T ofcomprc,>el expression they cynce Thus
-"Coachman Married No ,urumbtanec
Know, town, Goodchsrac,,- Town or ccuo.
Try" "foomao, Toan or country Single.
Asr 90 lIdsht5 0lops rvoyy,r, clar.
Ar'cr." Cook, thorough, good, plain Snail
hmiy" Cook, sood, plain Private family.
o! years character
\ APhiladelphia correspondent write, list Mr..
Alibonc, late dcauldng Prcsidyu, Of thc Bank
'ofPcnn.yl,auia ha, stumbled over fortune OF
over two million, Of dollars, through the ,etu,.
ment Of an English estate ,lorgrg ton relative
ofhis wife If,his be true, the iaiquiy ofNr.
A., will be very soop covered over. III, fault,
will hardly risy to the standard Of iadi,credons
aud rcrhap, uilI be construed into virtues.
II Is aid that Mr. Gales 4 Seaton the Ne
iioHui iaty'gucer Washington, y. C.. part.
ncrs for forty five year, in the publishing bus.
ness, never had difference ofcpiuiun on polid.
cal questions, aud never q iar OF rnisnnder.
standing clany sort, They have never known
a division olinlcrcst from their common Golfers
each ba, alw ys drawn whatever he chost: and
for more than thirty years PAST, tbcre has never
been settlement Of accounts between them.
4 fearful calamity !, threatened at Washing
ton. No less than thirty Senators have sicnii.
ed their purpesc to deliver elaborate speeches
on the Kan.ns question. The Union Is in dang.
.er once NOE
SEVERAL new and dangerous rnuntcrfsits have
recently appraryd. The more prominent are
Five. on the Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia;
dyc> on the Rhode Island Union Bank at New.
port, and two. on the Manuhturers Baul, of
Troy Til, last counterfeit is new one, and
others OF different denominations upon the same
Bank are IN circulation.
Tnr result Of drunken spree IN New York
;hr other day, wa. the loss of pair ol cars
Joseph Jonc, geI In company will several row.
dies, who pinned hin to toe counter ola gin.
shop, beat him badly, aud then cut his ears of
with pair Of shcers. The parties have been
arrested,
AccoRuISG to an ancient usage in Prussia, all
the Princes Of the royal family must learn
trade ltis stated that the Prince Frederick
.Milislp. iustlpsilisdla 10 The Princes Royal Of
England, leafnc! the trade Of a compositor IN
the printing Office Of Mr.. lIauel, at Deriin.S
AccorSTs from Asia Muor describe snow
storms, in one Of which Greek monastery was
buried, and five monks had TO be cxcayatcd by
the Turks. At Malta snow, which had not fal
len since tic Russian campaign Of 1872, was
some feet high, aud accompanied will, hail and
tcinpcsts.
i letter fom Malta, Of February 9Th, say.
This being lheuiuclcenlh century St Paurs
,ldpwrcck in Malta, grand preparations are ma,
king 10 celebrate it, consisting principally Of
lire works and Examinations, which arc to con.
Time from the 9Th 10 the 10th"
SixUfge thousand dollars IN Treasury notes
Of $500 to 50 600, sent from Washington to pay
oiFlhc employees Of the Navy Yard at Norfolk,
were returned, III consequence Of the amount
being so large that the Purser could make no
use Of them.
HEnE is a litany, not exactly orthodox; From
tailor's bills, doctors pills, western chills, aud
other Ills, deliver US From squcakng doors,
wife that snorcs, 'coofounded borcs, and dry
good stores, protect us. To modest girls, with
waving curl., ard teeth Of pearls, deliver Us.
WAsoS 4 Co., Of Springfield, Mass, have just
shipped eurasscnger cars, which they had con
ractcd for with the Pasho Of Egypt, to build for
the Alexandria and Cairo Railroad The ears
are packed in boxes, and two workmcn go out
in the same ship The remaining thirty cars
are to be built and forwarded before the lst Of
July. A splendid drawing Of the cars is sent
to the Pasha and will doubtless please tic old
fellow very much.
a GEgNAN woman at Elizabeth, y. j., who
has for years subsis,ed upon the private charity
Of the public, which She gnincd by her squaii
poverty and apparent necessities, recently died,
and on examination irto her effects, there was
found among them slo,OOO.to $4,000 in excel
lent bonds and mortgages upon the best Of pro.
Pcrty. Leaving no l!cirs, the money will revert
to the city in which she lived.
y. W. NmeMA PeLrr EloQrrSor--spur.
geo, Ouidons.- Rev. Samuel Clawson, an MP.
minister, who is very eccentric, aud possessed
Of the most vivid imaginative powers, says the
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