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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

to rfOrn their orthography. The English have
bea busy making conqueSts and getting rich,
iron The time Of William the Conouerer TO the
prseut day. Our own forefathers were tco
mich exercised about their life, liberty, and
orcT interesting matters, to give much atten-
TIN to this subject Their descendants, how
eer, with no Entertainments upon their '-inal-
Unable rights" with riches, refinement, and
tisurc, should now reform the representative
Of their language, and bless incidentally the
sixty millions who employ ii.
In another No. we propose to get at the sub
jet more Immediately, and by entering into the
merits, or dement's Of Orthography, to show up
its shortcomings, and possibly to convince some
of the readers Of the irteiligencer that our
child-torturing, birch-wastiBG mode Of spelling
Is sea Of trouble" against which they should
take arms, and by opposing, land the whole alb
Surdity on the other side Of Jordan, or the no
less renowned Styx.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

THE B. i o. AND NORM WESTERN VIRGISIA
RAILEoAD CoN>oLIDATIoS-D:feat Of the Bal
Tie Yeas g0a Nays.-The bill for the con-
soliiation of the Northwestern Virginia and
Baltimore Ohio Railroad being up,
Mir Stuart said he believed the contest over
this bill was not the local one between Parkers-
burg and Wheeling, but between Norfolk and
Baltimore contest for the trade Of the West
What the trade of the East Is to the cities Of
Europe, 30 Is the trade with the valley Of the
Mississippi to the Atlantic cities Of the Union.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston
ana Savannah we're alrlady stretching out their
arms 10 grasp IL The great FariIer Of IIi-
Country strOve 10 gain 1T Tor Virginia by pro-
jecling her great water line, but the State dis
regarded his efforts. The speaker contenJed
that tins consolidation would give the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad the power to render the Gov
ingt0n and Ohio Railroad utterly useless. Il
would bring 1t within seventy eight miles Of
the Sandy river, which, with its capital and en-
eTgy, 1t would reach long before the COyiugton
and Ohio Road would make terminus there
If Virginia was &c strike he- flag and surrender
her interests to Maryland, he demanded that il
should be unconditional He and his colleagues
from the valley would come here and ask that
the railroad from Baltimore through the valley
be built, and that she be allowed 10 enjoy its
fruit. But be hoped no such state Of jhiT rs
was in contemplation, and the wiser, more com
prehcnsive, and more patriotic views would pre-
vail. He spoke Of the new line Of steamers
about TO be inangrated between France
and the port Of Norfolk; and in glowing
ing terms described the results to arise from this
direct trade. Louis Napoleon, the wisest mon
arch who has filled the throne CfFrance since the
days Of Charlemagu, has seen the advantage Of
developing commerce, and Is seeking to blot out
the stain of Waterloo, not by the blood Of Eng
lshmen, Out by OutstrIpping their country in
trade. He has seen that England has possession
Of New York, aud he has seen the necessity Of
building UP trade with the South. He spoke
of the proba5le-lnd he said it sorrowfully-
dissolution Of the Union, and argued the great
er necessity Of the South having great outlet
and inlet for commerce. In view Of those facts
he protested against the consolidation a. giving
the Baltimore and Ohio road the power TO direct
the trade from its route through Virginia
Hessrs. BrannOn and Deueale replied briefly
20 Mr.. Stuart.
The vote being taken, resulted in the defeat
OF the bill by the following vote:
AVsS- MeSsFs- Brannon, Bruce, Coghill, De-
neaIe Deskins Day, Floyd, French, Funston,
Gatewood, Marshall, Neal OF W. Neal of y,
Paxton, Smith of G., Smith Of S, Taliaferro,
Thompson, Warth, White, WOOding and Yates
.-2G
HGys-Messrs. Armstrong, August, Beale,
Braden, Caldwell, Catlett. Claiborne, Cook Cole
man, Daughtrey, Douglas, Flood, Hubbard,
Huddleson, johnson, Layne, Logan. Old, Rich
rnond, Riyes, Stuart, WEIGH and West
The Senate, on motion, adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

SUNDAY IN New ORLEANs--It is somewhat
curious to see notices like the following occupy
ing conspicuous places in The Sunday morning
issues Of the New Orleans newspapers
There will be preaching this morning at II
o'clock at the Baptist church, corner OF Camp
and Basin streets.
Miss Davenport will close her engagement
this evening at the Gaety theatre. in the char
acters of 'Eyaine" and "Peg Wellington"
Rev Mr. Bodies, the pastor of the First Con-
gresatioual church, corner of ST Charles and
Julia streets viii preach at the usual hours to-
day.
This afternoon over the Metairie course there
viii be tTotting match, mile heats best 3 in s.
in harness, for the proprietor's purse Of $IOO
between Alarm formerly called 0'BleniS) and
Texas Comet and pacing match, mile heats
Tor which there are three entries and that viii
take place (beiore the troD at , o'clock P NJ
The prospect Is that there Will be fine sport on
this occasion.
There will be preaching at the usual hour, in
the morning and evening to-day, az the McCie-
hee church, in CarOndelet street
THIS evenings performance at the St Charles
theatre will be for the benef Of Alexander 3ou-
let, scenic artist The Last Days Of PomDeii"
and Beauty and the Beast" will be performed
There will be divine service this forenoon n
II o'clock and in the evening Al Z o'clock, in
the new Presbyterian church on Lafayette
square, Rev. DIR. Palmer, pastor Of the church,
will preach.
ORLEANS TuEATRE-Sunday evening, Feb. =,
lS5s-rhree new vaudeviIleS, for the benefit of
Madame LaCroix
There will be preaching by the pastor, Rev.
DIR. Woodbridge, this dav. in the Second Pres
byterian church, corner of Prytania and CaiIiope
streets, at II o'clock A NJ and P II Sunday
school, o'clock P. N. Seats free.
SPALDISG & ROGEgs' AXPHIruEATEE.-The
elite and fashion at this favOrite house, Great
rush this evening
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ORR PAgz-Hz think Ea&y o. al.JSed
to point 70 The paper re are row Issuing eTerr
morning, with some degree Of Ps5dz We sre
not inclined to beast ourselves = TO anything
more than creiftzbls intent 70 serve up a. a.
csPtsble PzPsr 10 our Pa5lio-but ~e DO sly
that We lez-s ID effort untried, ID stone IN.
;urned in the attempt Next g ,h= d9,zloZ1s
we have registered IS one Of the fundamental
princip!es Of this establishment, the purpose 10
build up first class n.=zpaPe--snd ws
mean, If neither sudden oath nor sudIen c.
Ianity oTeTrzke Is, 70 realize thai idea- What
We make we turn ores-erery last osn,-to the
expenses Of our Pspsg-xe spare no pains. ard
We string out or slender purse a nr As /. NJ!
reach, to render 'igHid pro qv2'' 70 erery read
er Of the Late'L+gsae<r. We ares working SCI
Of people here at the corner Of Quincy and
Main, and every last one Of e. despite tie
stringency Of the times, are bending our every
effort TO make the Lnts!itgea>er each dag bet
ter paper. II our patronage keeps on increzs-
ing as It has BEEN doing f3r year past, we R-.ll
ere yet another twelve months mas gone, pint
our people paper that viii pass for numbe.
one in any city Of the Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

a new volume of poor Edgar A POe's tales
has been translated in Paris, and we quote a
criticism on them from the Journal des Debats:
Edgar Poe is truly American production
Nowhere can we find more complete union OF
the faults which, with some superior qualities,
characterize the American physiognomy. These
faults are love of immediate effect, iisdain
of ali moral conclusion, an impertinence of the
individuality, something violent, fantastic aud
coarse; precision in figure, disorder in ideas.
the love OF adventure without any noble aspira-
tions of the heart, love of the supernatural With.
ont poetical enthusiasm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

IMPORTANT TO Gas CoxsuxERs.-In the last
number OF the Cincinnati Commercial, We find
the following communication upon the econom-
zeal use of gas, which, just at this time, appears
to be matter of some moment to us ALL
The high pressure in the main pipes, if allow
ed to go unchecked to the burner valves, will
consume much larger quantity of gas than
they otherwise would, even If it is regulated at
the burner valves. The proper place to regu-
should be shut off until the burners are Just
right, with their valves opened full. By this
means all your burners will be uniform, and the
light will be as good with two-thirds of the
main valve on, as it would turned on full Look
to your main valves every time the Collector
goes to your metre. This information came
from an experienced gas manufacturer. after he
had sold out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

\ SKATING FEAr-On Thursday afternoon \
young lady and gentleman skated from Bangor
to Hampden, Maine, on trial of speed The
Wing says 1.-The young gentleman had the long
est legs, but the lady spread most canvas, and
the wind being fair and fresh, she beat him by
two and a half minutes; and the feat was per
formed in half an hour. So exhausted ere the
parties, however, and so strong the head wind
to skate back, that they were brought to the
city in carriage
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

The SETTLEMENT OF THE Gas QCEs1IoS.-Sa-
turday evening next is the time sci apart By the
late And-Gas meeting at the Court Hoase, for
the final settlement Of the gas question, in the
shape Of q yea or nay report from their commit
tee. If the committee report al adjustment Of
the price to the desired standard, all right, vel
and good-if they report the matter as ~ 90,
it then simply remains for the meeting TO say
what they will do. Trey must do one Of two
things-and nov or never i the time to deter
mine: either they must as body, in good and
firm fellowship, agree that they viii not use the
gas, else they must inst go about their bust
ness, and open their mouths no more on the
question for many day to come. The thing
has come to that, preciPitated it may be By ia
judicious ding at the outset of the petition
but how, or by what means it matters not at
this stage Of the proceedings: the only remedy
is to stand or fall by it now. There is no doubt
but what if carried out it will effect the end in
time, but to effect that end it must be carried
out There must be no faltering or backing
down-if there is. the signers OF that petition
had just as well hang their harps for the future.
From what we can learn, that Committee will
be able to make very short, plain and COM
prehensiYe report; to the effect that they have
been able to do just precisely nothing, and we
think it is quite likely, were they to report and
re-rcport and ask leave TO sit again for six
months to come, that the same report would
SUIT them clear through to the end, from the fact
that their request will not be granted. We
learn that SO far it has not even been enter
tanned
So now, in conclusion, if anything is TO be
done At all for years to come, in this gas bust
ness, it must be done now: and unless the
movement next Saturday night is 4 long pull, 4
strong pull and pull altogether. the whole
matter had just as well be let slide until the
crack of doom. That's all.
P.S.-Since writing the above we have re-
ceiTed copies Of the protocus and ultimatums
which have passed between the committee and
the Gas Company, by which it will be seen that
SO far anv prospect for negotiation is concerned
the jig is all up. We are sorry, extremely sor-
~ for this, and we cannot but think that the
whole course Of the company towards the city
ard its citizens since the report Of Mr.. Paxton,
down to this time, has been very reprehensiblc
They seem 10 have resorted 70 q studied plan Of
special pleading in order to parry off any ap-
proaches to them from public or private quar-
ters There remains now but one of two things
to be done: either to pay the old price, three
dollars per thousand, or have the gas shut Off
This is now the clear and sharply defined issue:
and it must be met note or else all that has been
said and done is gone forever
The meeting proposed for Saturday next is
postponed for Saturday week, and in the interim
it becomes every man to weigh the matter
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

No other place within the United States has
an aggregate bank capital of &, 900 900 or more.
Those approaching are Detroit, $3.50. 900; Ban.
gor, 925, 900; Taunton, Mass, $3.50, 600; New
burg, $500, 600; Alexandria. Va. S947, 900; Nor.
folk, Ss90,0o0; Maysville, KY, $3.50, 600.
ing operations Of this Union, is the extremely
limited bank capital of few places doing a
very large business, viz: Cincinnati. one bank
only, capital $4,000; Cleveland. $3.50, 600;
Chicago, three only, &256, 900; indianapolis,
$500, 600.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18
FUNERAL NOTICE
I o. O. E

Ths EemberS OF Pamela LODGE No 81, L O. OF
hereby notified their Hail. To-Day char,
day At ? O'clock ?. ~. by order Of the N G.
" W BLANCHARD, Jr. see'y pro ten.
The members Of Abrams EaeAGPnezt, No. l; Wa Ten
Eaeampneni, NO 81; and tie n=bsrs Yirgiuius I.
No s. Franklin Lodge, No Isi ws- Lodge No % Al.
Wheeling Lodge, No So respectfully invited to t,
With Pamela Lodge II paying the tribute Of rss. "a
oar late brother, Tbos. Lynn RAteIin.
fr's Wv BLANCHARD. Jr.. s-r'y pr. ten.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

JrDas Clossou of Windsor Cvermono Pro-
bate District, has decided that good family
newspaper is one of the necessary articles for
the support of the family during the settlement
of an estate and as much, the administrat tor, in
an insolvent estate, is UNSUITABLE in paying for
one-the widow to make her own selection.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

A letter from Rev. R. G. Williams, the Amer
lean Missionary at Agra, states that, all rumors
to the contrary notwithstanding, there is not n
single well authenticated instance on record,
where the American or European women that
were slain by the Sepoys have had their persons
yipss+Elc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18
W. -. &. b. "a. 81. =

BAxkxG CAPrrAL-The Banks Magazine for
February, furnishes table of the places 10 this
country having more than one million dollars
in bank capital. The following list comprises
all of this character:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18
Trustee.s Sale.

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Trustse,s Sale.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-18

A young lady in Tennesse, when kissed, saws:
you thief, put that right back where you cot
II 60
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For Rent

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For Rent

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