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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

TIE readers Of this mornings TRIBUNE are made
ismhar withtte incidents attending the burning of
the Hospitals at tie Quarantine, Oh Staten Island,
the night before last and will feel, as they should,
strorg sympathy with those who are the immediate
sufferers and disposed to indignation against those
who have committed so daring and high-hauded an
action. 1t lie, however, inevitable, under such cr-
cumstsDces, that the story should be told by those
WHO eth iemsin upon the premises and who, of
course, are cot the rioters; snd with such persons,
It is just &c iDevtable tha. passion and interest
should combine in prompting them to present only
one side OF such transaction. If they know
they do not appreciate, perhaps whi not under
stald, the pIoyccaton which tempted the other
SIDE TO an sct Of violence ard the exasp sra!ou
which was aroused beyond Iestra6t, and led to the
final catastrophe. Thus much il is proper to say
by way of caution in taat instiGctgye cohdemua-
ton ef Illegal violence to which We all wisely ard
promptly yield.
II is hardly necessary that we should say that
We are always ard forever Oh the eide of Law aud
Order. Wecondemn disorderly violence We hate
Mob. We loathe Lynch Law. And We love that
principle of the ArsloSax On mind which adheres
to Law, which gains its end rather on a field of
Runnymede, 10 the broad light of the sun, than BY
a night ol ST. Bartholomew, which beheads or ex.
lies its soyereigts when driven to that sad necessity
or takes possession of the Government by Act of
Parliament, rather than by Committees Of Public
Safety, OF by Coup Etat. Boston was greater list.
ening TO Otis on the Wits Of Assistance than
watcbrg the Mohawks wto went down 10 make
teapot oi the harbor.
Not that We mean that tie tea pot was not very
coed thing 1t was q brew which just at that
moment was especially needed. As in great
things, so in small, it is best always to look st
all 'ices Of a question before coming to any hasty
| concOsion. AS we wish then to be distinctly
undertoCd as not approving Of a resort 70 vio-
lence in the cas-, Of the Qasrautre, so We are
inchotd to suggest consideration OF those circa d
stances which they offer as eI!eluating, who
maintain their right to remove what had b,cone
to them neigbbor endspgering the health and the
| lives not Only Of themselves, but of toe half
million Of people in and about this city.
Itis we believe held as s,srd legal do:.iine
thst where ally es.sbhsbmsnt, hitherto isolated hss
become closely surrounded BY the elieences Of
growing population to which it is dausercu, nui.
saDce, that il sha be removed. II viii NO, do 70
cay that the population should not have come to it,
that has grown ard expanded By lava which are
not TO be controlled. AID the Offensive establish
msDt, whatever it nay be, must yield aud Zee
before il. Everybody, wethir&, mus! acknowledge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

A meeting Of the citizen. Of We,tches;fr, Pat.
pap and Rook'snd Count.es, opposed to the Le-
compton S~inde and favorable 10 TIE repomns-
ten Of the Hon. John B Hask.D as member Of the
HouEe Of Representatives for the IXth Copgres-
sioBsl Diltiict, va, he'd yesterday at Tarrytown.
Mr. Hs,sin Was nominated as the Peoples candi-
Gate. SPEECHES were made b. the Hon. John W.
Forrey Of Pa. ard the Hon. John B. Ha.kio. The
erestest erthusissm prevailed. full report Of
the proceedings vii be found 10 tbs mortiogs 3
TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

We have rews from Europe to the 25:h ult. By
the steamship Africa, which arrived here yester-
day, and the steamship Pacific, Ct the Few Galway
line, which was obliged BY storms to put into st!
Johns, On ber way to this port. TIE rumor that
tie King Of Prussia is soon to abdicste gains
ground, aid political crisis is threatened. The
rumored treaty With China st lacks confirmation
but is generally credited. There are other items
Of interest in the budget Of rews but 10 ;hirg 70
quiipg specisl rotice. Cotton was eighty frmer
ard hll other articles of merchandise we're steady
COLsOIs were quoted at 96e to 96i.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

We Rave brief accounts by telegraph of two
serious railroad accidents which occurred on
Wednesday light. car upon tie Allegheny
Valley Road, filed with passengers returning from
eanp.meetirg was thrown down steep en-
barkmeut, in cOrsequeEce Of the breaking Of &
cross.bar. Only one person was killed, but
number were injured. Coroper's inquest exon
Grated the Company from blame The ethsI scci-
dent was at Albany, where freight train on rhe
Central Road backed into passenger car upon the
Northern Read, aud itjartd number Of persons,
all Of whom were from West Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IlvFRPooL COTTOS MARKET-LIyERPoOL, Aug. %,
M-The today 10 900 bales Of which
SEQ euAou and or export The market has been
steady durpg the day ard closes slightly hEme though without
quotsbe advsnce
LVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET Flour is quiet
and entirely unchanged with the exception o. rsher better
demand fer Ohio Nhss, buoyOut but quiet aud without
change 10 note in prices. Corn is aul and nominal.
LyEKPooL PROyIsIoS MARkET.-Our market Tor
Provisions i, generally s,esdy.
LWERPOOL PRODCCE SARKET.--Sugsr is quiet, but
steady Coffee Is slow o. sale, bit vi hou. alteration 10
Lins.ed Oh is selling AZ 81 asa
LsSDON nOSEY MARKET -LONDoS Aug. ., p. m.
Consols close %, So for money aud
LOSDos MARKETs.-Breaos,uffs ars steady. Sugsr
quiet ard unseed. In other articles there h.ye been
u sales U impolt1uee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Serious Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Thursday, Sept. 2, 1873.
A. tie train on the Northern Road was coming in
crowded With passengers last night, freight train
the Central Road was backed down at the crossing,
s;d into the las, car Of the passenger train up
set,irg it. The following persons were irjcTed
EDGAR LoBDELL, probably fatally.
MIS- +. S. AYREs, shoulder disocsted.
MosEs CRAyER, arm broken and Ijured internally.
Capt WAsHBURs, badly cut over the face and head.
Mrs. C. POWELL, badly cut over the face and head.
AL the foregoing were from West Troy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
commencement at BrOWE Uni.
yeTSl(y.

PRoyIDLScE, Thursday, Sept. ,, 1853.
The Commencement at Browu L University yesterday
passec a very PLEASANTLY. Ice s.tsrdABce was large
AID Il e exercises me eresiiDg.
Tie hoIoIary degree Of d. d. was conferred on tse
Rev; Christopher Ms:eenburse Nichols of Newark,
j., ard Upon tLs Rev. Thomas Hubbard Val OF
IsUt'1p, Msss.
The degree Of L. d. Was ceaferred upon tie Hon:
Peter Ctild Bacon Ct Worcester, and Gso<ge Barrel
Euerson Of Boston.
The ceeree Of A. NJ. wa c,n:srsd up On Thoma. z.
kIg, Ct Pestucksti Euory Lyon, of Pfovidsncsi
George n. Bieelov, Of Frsminghsm. David n. War
zen, q Pm Lsdephis, ard Doc. W s. Rodman, Mayor
Of Provioerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

The Democrats Of Massachusetts, ia Convention,
yesterday, telected Mr. Erasmus ID. Beach as the
mdn whom they would prefer to bee besteu next
Fall ss be has been stree 1856. Mr. Beoj amin f..
Butler, whose claims had been warmly pressed,
ran more than two hundred votes behind his com.
Iettor, but gracefully moved that the nomination
be made unanimous hch done with ss much
enthusiasm as though the matter were Of cOnse-
querce. The resolutions adopted indorse the Ad-
ninistraiion, depouoce the Republicans, aud de-
msnd tie repeal Of the Maine Liquor law.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Conversational Nominations.

DEIKoIr, Mob., Wednesday, Sept. |, 1873.
M A Hoserd II the Ist and Hscry Ws.dron 10
tie lid Congressional Districts, were reroln.asted
to-day by tie Repoecsns.
Ioe Democratic Siste Convection meets here TO-
noIror.
PRAIRIE Dc CHuS, Wis. Thursday, Sept. |, 1853.
&C. Wsshburn has beer unanimously nominated
today fUr Congress fiom tue second Congressional
DntIlel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

ANEnloAs PRIMARY EIEcrIos.-Ihe American
Councils Of the several WARDS Of tLis CITY bs.oE FoCr
tsepA street also the XyIlth Assembly Dis'rc.
Twelfth wnd) he'd sher Primary Meetings last even
ue A, far a. s.certainsd the election Of Ds.ssaes
ard A.r.,., 70 TIE S,sts Coryen.ien was a. faows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Fire I'm Fulton. Iii.

FVLTos, H., Thur.day. Sept ,, 1855
A fire occurred ct o'clock this morning, destroying
two blocks of buIdipgs, including the Pos. OdeA
dry goods stores, printing Office snd several dwellings
Lcss SEQ COO, on which there /, bat sm.u insurance.
The Gre is supposed to have been the work Of ilcsa.
diar.eg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rgI s.Y rRssUsI.
Trss a spectGl Co--esrore@7t


Trss a spectgI Co--esroreaL
WASHINGTON Thursday, Sept. 2, l555.
Senator Mallory is here, and sihere' to the opin-
ion expressed b. him in tis Senate that the grea,
expense 70 arise from the demonstration against
Paraguay viii be without corresponding benefits.
The Administrator DOW regards the expedition n
promising more Of ficulty than was imagined at
fn.. Heuce the enployment Of large number Of
small ve,se'; the over.laughiDg Of Com. Page b.
tie selection Of Stubick 10 control the expsdi-
ton, ard finally tie tedious and anxious thought n
respect to the proper man for the Commissioner.
The Pre.te en-. has confirmed the decision Of the
CouIt Martial ia the case of Assistant Surgeon
Burt Of the Navy, dsmissDg him from the service
Except the illumination Of the National Hotel,
there were no cable demonstrations here that could
be called public.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
New3lork DAILY Gaibmns
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1853.
tn cOsggspOSDEsrs

no notice bs taken Of anonymous "ha
ever Intended Tor ipsso must b sutoes'ic.re oJ os
nane and sdcr-a Of the Ghes-nos hcoesssny for p1tct
ten, bit ~ guaranty Of bis good filth
We ospnt undertake TO rtturn rejected Comm
Bupsss letters Sr fHI TsBpsE off should iG A e.ses b
Addressed % HoklcE 0tELLEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Death Of a Physician.

BosToS, Thursday Sept lsSa
DR.. Wn. Wesselteh, the well-knorn Homeopathic
physician, died in this city yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

fyysTLEmES's FaIL hATs.-bIKD. ne. az
,-, ,vtn fntro1oce The style. q Fsioss sept J.
sn<x 70 tas reo1iresnt trseis.s fssbor a.. y t.ds
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Fire in NeW.Orieans.

NEw.ORLEASs, Wednesday, Sept. l, lsS.
Three stores, at tho corner OF Magazine snd o,sa
streets, were burned this morning. Ices so 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
tbl Assolsted PTtss. -,

/.
WAsHISCTOS, Wednesday Sept. /. 1873.
Lieut. Pegrsm, who distinguished himself 10 the
fight with pirates tie Esst Incee during the Perry
expedition has been appointed to the command OF the
steam er Water Witch, fitting oct for Paraguay.
DUrirg August ,007 bounty land warrants were
issued 70 safety which l5i 600 acre. Necessary
The Secretary oftbe Navy will soon make visit to
tie Norfolk Navy Yard.
Aciutsn General Cooper eft the city this afternoon
10 meet Gen. Scott al Old Point Comfort.
The Natorsl Hotei together W. the telegraph
6ices therein, is si endidly illuminated 70 night aud
display, hsgs ara Il aIs parencies. At Bfoxns ii ote
the AssOc Press rooms, and several OF the public
81 private establishment the success Of the Allan
tic Telegraph similarly celebrated. Flags are flying
in prominent parts t the city rockets are beng seat
up ard music olscoursed.
WAsHIsGTos, Thursdsy, Sep. ,, 1853. 2
e., n. Pre- editor OF The Chicqg0 Herald, hiss
been sppointsd Marshal Of the Northern District OF
/ linois IN place of Davidsop removed.
Commander Mssen has been ordered to the COM
msbo of the receiving ship Penusy lvania at Norfolk
vice Tucker, detached.
Lieut.. joseph n. Barney has been ordered to the
Nsyy laIc at Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Trial of David Y. Dudley.

Barn, Me, Wednesday, sept /, Ia'5.
The trial Of DAVID \. Dudley for the murder ef
Elptale Berry in November last cenmenc ID to dsy
before ChiefJuitice Tenuey. Ths dial VII prob1.Dly
occupy several dsys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
yver, S.,.e ., Iops. r-pr..-u., four minute. IN r.

Every decree OF onstlte repFts-r's fof minutes n urs
LoDson 10 df-r tCuf Elnu' degree v-s~sd
l. roftiot- Hrrc- Mes York Ii'Kf=p
uur.rs ni1I.s@ l-ss tes5 fv- bo1rs-L npol 4,
Idor Il soss % uiru..s Of il New York- We siv-
tyra Lorrs ,bze which enozgh r q. p.s 2osel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

The Fever AT Orleans.
NEwORLIAss, Wednesday. 6opt, 1, 1853.
The dss.ts FROM yellow fever yesterday were a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

WuDIR's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE,
THE
CKrsI FiRT-YRooF sAFr THE WORLD,
WARRANTED FROM DAAPNESs.
Depot No. Isl Broadway,
Corner OF DSys, NewYofk.
LADIEs' CATERS, with and without heels II
e. 2e ,epttu Tyes Bukins and Toilet Slippers, 70 ~
Bo,s fseet Leather and Boy Misses sld Cadfens
Bot srd shoes ali kinds sno pric~s, a.
j. b. MLLEa Co.'S, No. 337 Cila+lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

FRENCH CHINA,
TNGLuH laos STONE WARE,
a. the styles Imported for the pren aud CO ming season
Prices greatly reduced
W. DALEY Co.,
Not GyI and 63J Brlslway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

SILVER PLATED WARE,
snvTR PLAfED WATERS,
SILyyE PLATED TEA SITS,
SILVER PLATED CorFEE URSs,
SILVER PLATED FoRKS AND SPoONs,
foSeher with every article 10 tho line, q.
TWThTy PkE CLsT
below Nhe ut Itl prices
W. J. r. DALEY Co.,
Nos 63l aud 653 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
STRANGERS IN TIE CITY,

SIRANGLRs IN TJib tlll,
Cirizrys GfsrsaLLY
s,. :. wbsSs we bSys -, ssod in PaIsT
ING GILDSe aid svEsisHISC CHINA SILVER PLATlSG. MAN
FssHsc sc icrns Of he ugi inerestns e, uIcs Of
!. City ef New York V. HAvGHwovT Co,
Coroer Broadway aad Broomes 81.
SoITpIE GLASS - Most useful preservahye
sTs1st 6,e for Documents Recorc Nash for Wooi aud
Wal Ptper Gem Artificial Stoee assasi Rus. Oxyis
Tiiet Thn Lquia M By DR. FsucHTwai-
ctr, Nc i5 sa'oealaue T. BE Cosnsa Ol Extracts
Issisocs kus, BovEsos wHlsrY etc.
X. II. k.-RApwAY's READY RELIEF and
.Tzs Wssot'rs { u.u loag6s eoli. Rheuut'm, Lumbln
oih,I ttlfai sas hSr i5.s els r of.s ~ 1872 Fg
p-S.. n.~ iosk. so!i bS DtdSst' sad asrh,a:s every
RapICAI-CrRg IRUss OFrICE.-MARsH & CO.,
nc 2vtsJ .. Astor Holse-TgOsrs, SvPPoErgRs SaorL.
ptG sRaoIs SUR tLAue slooENGs foT yAcos veins su3
,piyst' rosus ioi lades
BsTtHiLoR's HAIR DYL-WIGs AND TOUPEEs
Lsces. fto la tho word1hs celebrated estsbish
40 S biNs3~ay. 1Woye Priyse loo". expressly fo the sp
Los,NI sus 2oUrLIs have iproyeneu,, all otsrs
ta ths ca, rsce Saels thsse s' properly understood
sed tasds.
BARGY'S TRICOPnEROUs
lst5e B,st ard Cheapest AIice for Dosslng
b.sait,ios tlesnsi1s Curling,
PIsse.,iDe 'pd kesto'il the lsir
Lste, tTh ior sslt b. al DrIssats ADD fenamets
IioLLoW PnLs.-Ihe blooi-vessels become
t. cbtaas. # csse sud death whsa crclang poisoned
e by esineiag the e'ie,sJ blood .hi; the Pals cure
al ret.s esoices Sod a. ~ 6) Maiden @ne Nsw Yort.
HNrTERs' PLUSH AND TRIMMINGS.
OPERA NATs.
TlrS DESIGNS.
RpBiEls S (NrHcti, No. li3 bgoa1way.
n. B-PFlcNGs tI tnoerasetF u'c
The OLD DOMINION
CeuTE IoI, ana
THE OLp DOMINION
TEAPOT,
Ats rsn,fstud uuoeT the for the United Si,e By
ARrWR, BURNHAN GILROY
Noe M sd ll9 So Ith lU;h -, PiiisdrlphiN
sra Tor sac a. mSrufactu'srs' pncs by Z I. VOkREY
No Q Plat 81, New. York.
Merchants v.irg New-York should by AL lay in a
,uppy of Coffee and Ttsp)ts which rapidly coming
dssir In sho time TO speFse- e a. Others
2 =. foRsty 10 also Age1t !cr the sale OF
AsrHvxs CrIEGRArED AiR.TiGHr SELF-sEnISG CANS AND
Jars
slch s conceded ell hands The bs Ia the market
A uausotuIeI snd PstonCe Of ToGRESs cSbiaei DooS-
SFFfsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

Gas FIXTURES.
OI assortment foI the Fall com pe and embraces he
eieg,,t ysiisty Of CuaSDLLEEs BRACKETS, &C. tr Ps
los DI Rooms and Ldbks exhibited Ia Ne@ Yort
". j. Y. DALEY Co,
Nos. 63l sro 6}j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

tey ,gr NraFoCgDtA AID AsEKIcAN ConrAST's LsEs-
- OyriCi No q WALL sTREETl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

W0RcEsTRR, Thursday, Sept. ?, ISjS.
The Democratic state Convention organized this
mornirg, Mr.. Parmener Of Middlesex 10 the Chsir.
After preliminary business a vote was taken for
pe rmsneIt President, which resulted as follows:
Whole number Of yotes s3 Necessary TO choice AZ.
L.. Eurr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-30

Col FoENEY notices the surrender of the Ger
tifcates of the Free State candidates for the
Legislature in Kansas under the Lecompton
Observation-Disclosures held I'd of january, GER
titicates issued goth July-as ''the last card for
Lecompton." He says:
The election was hold more than six months
ago, aud all the facts in the case fully establish
ed more than than three months Since. Tho
people of Kansas have been too much outraged
by this whole Lecompton movement to endorse
1t now, backed up asst is not only by the land
ordinance, the threat of being kept out of tho
Union if they opposed Lccompton, and the
promise of immediate admittance if they en-,
d I, it. and Thea tardy Acknowledgements by
Calhoun, half year after the proper time for
making it, that he will permit those members
of;the Legislature who were fairly elected to
take Their seats. OF course, it is unreasonably to
expect that any fair election on the naked qnes
ton can be held when, although that is the real
Issue to be decided, so many Complications are
thrown around it, and SO much is done to in
duce the people to endorse that OF which they
have repeatedly proclaimed their adherence.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-30

AcTIoN FOR a FALSE TELEGlAPl1lc DIspATcu-
!, Go Court of Queens Bench was on Tuesday,
the 9Th, occupied with case ofgreat importance
to the commercial world. In the month of .Tniv
1857, report reached the head quarters in
London of the South Eastern Railway Company,
tn the Lewes Bank had stopped payment
The cashier Of the company adopted the report
and telegraphed to their servants at the various
stations on the line that they were to take no
more notes nor cheques on the Lewes Bank.
The notice of the alleged stoppage was also
posted up at some of the stations, aloncsid e
correct announcement that the Hastings Bank
nj. nad suspended Isl! payment. In consequence Of
the publication of the false report there was
run upon the Lewes bank, in order TO meet
which the securities had to be realized at an en-
oTnoHs loss; The jury gave verdict for the
plaintiff, and $4,000 damages 1t appeared
from the statement ofthe counsel that If the
message of the cashier hadnot been published Mt
the stations; it might have been looked upon as
a privileged ., communication between the cash
Ter and the subordinate servants of the company
Lon. Times 'l'''1'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-30
lFrom the Rlchmopd rnnuIrer.1

TIE "ENQUIRER" IS PITEED, AND BY WHO M?-
We have bad some very rough encounters du-
ing our editorial career. Until nov, we bcIiey
ed that we had been subjected to the utmost
vituperation within the reach of oil the worst
sorts of oppositions newspapers. But we have
at length been asSailcd with an intensity of Op-
probrious abuse which almost surpaSses our
limited power ofComprehension. We have act
ually been "PITIED" by the editor OF the "Wheel-
ling Argus" Mr.. John I. Russell has deliber-
ately expressed his 'PIrY" for the enquirer"
We confess that we are absolutely bewildered =.
We arc so much troubled in spirit that we feel
constrained to explain the depth of our distress
convinced that it viii awaken the benevolent
sympathy even Of our enemies
Doubtless, few ofour readers are acquainted.
even by name, with Mr.. John I. Russell We
happen to know him little better than bv
nane-a very little--but that little is more
than enough This person is one of a species
OF creatures yclept "Oiiicc seekers" par excel.
tence At the commencement of the present
Administration, he was so DESTROYS to serve
the Republic, that he unblushingly put up at
private auction the influence ca Of the newspa
per under his control, to be knocked down to
the hrst man who would undertake to procure
for him crumb of Executive patronage So
Tar as we are informed, he IOund no p6itician
needy enough to bid for the offered prize. At
all events, he failed to secure public Office
since which failure he has still kept up his little
journal, ostenSibly for the purpose of hcapng
abuse on the Federal appointees who have ex.
cited his envy in and about Wheeling. This
Is the Same man who attempts to degrade US
with his PITY. We cannot believe that we have
done anything bad enough to merit this dis
graceful imputation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-30
rHE waEBLuNG ARGUS FbAYED
SKINNED AND PREFERRED.

During the last few days, the citizens of
Wheeling have been favored with "lusus ma
turae." The Wheeling Times and the Wheel
in Arqus-two Journals which have about the
same bonds Of intimacy and about as much
love for each other as buzzald and hawk
both being birds of prey-unite to make game
out of the IntelIigencer. we venture to say
that neither one of them have any more love
for each other than they have for u.s. 1t is no
torious that neither of the editors have anything
to do with each other, but rather hold their
noses as they pass each other on the street
Yet, it suits their purpose, the lntelttgcncer be-
ing larger and more formidable rival, to unite
in an unholy and unnatural ailiance-such as
that of johnny Bull and JOHNNY Crapaud, to
continue until they have disposed of us, then
to commence disposal of each other. While
we have neither asked ncr felt any need of aid
from any quarter to take these two organs by
the Stacks of their respective brooches, and the
napes of their Journalistic necks, and fling them
both as high as couple ofkite5, yet We are not
at all displeased with the signal benefits which
the Richmond Enquirer has rendered US in
this mornings paper. We avail ourselves of all
the means which God and nature has put in our
power, as was ancicntly said. 1t will be OBJ
served that that ancient organ of the unwashed,
proceeds to undress the small organ next door,
to its most extreme nudity, and then, with pep.
per and salt in basin close by, to lash its ten
der back until it develops very extensive sur
face ofraw The article will be found not only
interesting, but misunderstanding how it is
possible for an organ to pirate about all sorts Of
godliness and democratic principles, and at the
same time to turn those principles into account,
at the best rate the market wil afford. Let the
argus now go to work and clear up its account
with the Richmond Enquirer, and then come to
US with clean face and clean pair of hands,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-30

A VERY poetic editor says that stars are
sparks of life, stricken out of chaos by the hoof
of the winged horse of Time in his tourney to
eternity.