Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-29
FRon WAsmsaTos The following special

dispatches from washington, Oct. 26th, We
copy from the N. Y. Tribune:
The President and Cabinet say emphaticalIy
that whateyer course particular Northern Dem
ocrats may. pursue concerning the English bill,
they intend to stand by the provisions. exclu.
ding Kansas until she have a populations of
nmety-three thousand, ascertained by the CEN
sus, and will insist upon that condition as Al
party test This declaration will be substan..
tally affirmed in the Message.
More heads of Dougla postmasters have fall
en-, but the Post Office Department declines TO
| give their names.
Senator Slidell has been called suddenly to.
Louisiana by Senator Benjamin and his friends,
to stop areyolt in the Democratic ranks which
threatens thegoverthrow of their dynasty, and is
in open ellionl against the Administration.
The lobby forces are collecting already, and
ombinationis forming between several so-called
New York Republicans and Democrats here, 10
engineer apassenger railroad through Pennsyl-
vania avenue, which is regarded us one of the
biggest Jobs yet contriyed by spectators.
Tho increase of the Paraguay force shows that
the expectations of the Administration have
suddenly changed. It is now believed that if
Lopez decides on resistance it will be necessary
to send large military force, under experienced
generals, for land operations. 1t now appears
that the hight OF the Notifications toibe first ass
sailed is such that ship guns cannot be eaec-
lively elevated.
The statement is current that George Saun-
ders was dispatched to Kansas yesterday, with
instructions creating him Presidential legate,
with powers of acting Governor. ltsounds like
random gossip.
Senator Seward speaks at Rome on Friday,
II. B. Stanton and others to assist. His speech
is expected here with interest, because it is sup
posed that he may suggest new issues in view of
the now probable Republican triumph in the
Union.
rho Administration, ,,r,,o tl,, ,,;,,os ~, NJ
York: The Hard Shells under Dickinson's con.
troll are known to have bolted.
Revised Democratic estimates give nine South
Americans in the next House
If Indians ecompton Hughes gets any thing
diplomatic it will be the Prussian Mission, vice
Gov. Wright, who has been long opposed by
Bright. The Russian Mission has too recently
been filled by Col. Pickcns of South Carolina,
to be vacated for Hughes sake.
WnIPPY SWAMI is the name ola famous dis.
trict, or township, in South Carolina, celebrated
for its fogs and disunion sentiments, and the
especial utterance of them (the sentiments) on
the Fourth of July. There are not many in
habitants in that particular swamp, but what
ofimportance they lack numerically, be sure it
is no fault of theirs fit be not made up in loud
talk. Col. Keitt was down in the swamp, it
seems, a few days since, and gotoff regular
fire-eating, notification, Union deploring yarn,
in the course of which, withscharacteristic So
lemnity, he declared it as his deliberate ildg-
ment that -.
'If Kansas is now thrust into the Union as a
free State, against and over the provisions of the
Conference Bill-if the South is to be outraged
by seeing this Territory, with its rebe!lious and
narauding populations andsits licentious and
anarehical agitations, lassoed and dragged into
the Federal sisterhood, in defiance of law, and
right and Justice, and pledged faith-then she
must tear asunder party tics, and take her safe
tysinto her own hands. The fulflment of the
bond the South must and will exact, and any
violation of it must be followed by retribution"
49, : $500
Tan IRIsu DEuocuAcY in New York, we see,
are, one after another, striking the Administra,
ton flag, and going over to the Anti / ecompton
ranks The Irish Nesos (Thomas Francis Mea.
gher) of this week, says:
We. arelfor Haskins and Clarke because they
are on the right track, and by their constitu-
ents alone should be held to account for therac.
lions; whereas theS Federal Office holders and
Administration influence have been prosecuting
and malgning themafo months They are the.
men of education, intellect and honesty, and
should be preferred to any political trickster
who may be thrust-according to the usages of
the party-uponsthe electors.
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THE retiring editor Of the Dayton, o., Gazette
who is n printer, in his valedictory, says,
''FNVe,haye experienced more true happiness
as jour, on a tramp, on board Mississippi
steamboat as a deck passenger, our purse deple.l
to the last half dime, without any expectations,
a thousand miles from friendly faces. thar. in
our happieSt moments of editorial life" 81
Thote who regard. editorial life as a path
strswn with flowers will please take note of'the.
above paragraph,
a Paris correspondent Of the London Litera-
~ Gazette speaking Of imperial ind fFerences TO-
art, says the Empress Eugenie is in appalling
instance of nullity, instructive and intellectual,
as well as nuility educational. There is no one
single chord in.her whole compositions TINT re.
plies to- anything beyond her amplitude of
starched pettcoats, or the Invention ola new
head dress by Felix This being the case, it is
easy to conceive ofwhat use. can bethe sprotec-
ton, ofthe throne, us far as art is concerned.
"A FE1AIE astrologist was arrested at New
York last week, for practising her arts, and the
Investigation showed that her receipts were from
$50 to $75 day. Her customers were all La
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