Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-15
EL1NG. VAs,MONDAY MORNING. MARCH IS. 1858.
THE INT ELLIGENCER
NEMS sUMNIARY.


SLEIGH rides aud dinners are abundantly en-
lioyed by Mohammed Pucha, in New rYork-il
Indeed Enjoyment it can be called, where new
lion must be almost bored to death with hand
shaking and speech-making. Among the oddi.
ties in New York itappears that on Tuesday
an enterprising lecturer sent the Vice Admiral
and suite an invitation to attend, stating that,
although admmission was only 20 cents, it
would cost them nothing to enter How kind!
how libera How delighted would his Otto
man Exceileucy have been, while listening to
discourse ina language which he does not un.
derstandl sa
THE Police of Paris, and indeed ofall France.
are charged with the most restrictive orders
The Pfelect, who was severely reprimanded by
the Emperor for his neglect in permitting to re-
maing in France band cf conspirators known
to be there for weeks before they made their at
tempt, has asked for n special appropriation of
S200,0UO to enable BIN to augment in France
and abroad the secret police. He throws the
blame on his limited means, and the Emperor,
forced to adopt every measure which may offer
any additional hope of security, seconds the de-
mand of the Prefect But secrct folict'i This
sounds strangely in the ears of the people of
tree country.
THERE is a rumor via Detroit, that Gen Cass
will soon ssresign his post in Washington, not
from dsatfection about Kansas but from dislike
to the Presidents excessive exercise of his pow
cr in removing public officers because of differ
ence with him upon the Kansas question.
EFFONTs are making in Boston TO collect S1O,-
600, to be ava ded partly in premiums of 900,
81 500 and 81 900 to the fire companies throw
ing the first, second and third highest streams of
water, through 400 feet of hose, and 81 900 aud
$500 to the two hose companies doing the same
The trial is to take place in August and SeptenI-
Der next, on Boston Common. and to be opened
to all the fire companies in the United States,
A lad named 0'Brien who obtains n livelihood
by peddling apples on the Elyria cars, found a
few days since, a package of SO, 800 IN bank
notes, which had been lost in the cars by Mr..
Bishop, who had brought the money from
,Hu was So At ;,UUu TOreuIte tnat nc
took the money to bed with him and sat up all
night watching it. Next day twas given to
Mr. Mussey, when the lad was rewarded with a
suit Of clothes and deed Of 1850 acres of land.
we understand that Mr. Mussey also offered to
give the boy a tIluror gh business education, but
the father declined for the present, as he did not
wish. to part With him. .a 9
TUE n. Y. Herald says that at an Assembly
on W ednesday, the distinguished feature of the
evening was the Balmoral SchOttish, in which
all the Indies upon the floor appeared in the
scarlet jupon, with the dress lOoped up over it,
a Ia Queen Victoria. The reporter announces
the tour ensemble as agreeable as the costume
was jaunty, coquetish, and unique.
.MIcliIGAx paers say that during the year end
ing on the 18th of February, neither life nor
limb have been sacrificed ON the Michigan
Southern Railroad.