Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-25
1858.
THE Int ELLIGENCER
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IoLA Aloxrrz, irnot sensible woman, uttcrs
me very sensible things occasionally, in her
lectures In her "Comic History of Loge, : last
Thursday evening, she remarked that "Let US
never part more Il very silly expression on
the part Of two lovers, and exhibited marked
degree of ignorance on the subject of the real
nature of the 'hlvno passion" Now Lola is
by 40 means Original in this idea, because Cha
teaubfaind has yaid tic same thine; SO Iias
Moliere; 50 has we dare say, many other shrewd
observers. But still the idea, though common,
conveys truth that the popular wisdom who'll
iy denies, ard the popular practice wholly re-
pudiatcs Ii is one of those singular cases in
which the feelings insist on remaining para
mount to the Judgment, and the reason tacitly
submits. We all know that othing is so fatal
to love a. familiarity. and ti,at nothing main
tains love so permanently as keeping it, all
times, undora certain piquant sense of reserve.
In fact, love cannot live without mystery.
0NEor the richest Incidents connected with
the capture OF Canton, is the fact that upon cx-
anining the papers the Imperial Commissions
cr Yei,, were found the original rlliiieations Of
the treaties with England, France and America
Mr. Neh was Intercepted as to the presence Of
these documents-why had they not been sent
to his master The Emperor? What were they
doing in Caution when they should have been
in Pekiu? Yeh laughed, and remarked in the
most nonpous style that those documents were
so unirnportant that it would not bc woIt!.
whllc TO trouble the Emperor with them. On
ly important documents were transmitted to
the Emperor. The probability. is that his i'm
peliai majesty i'll not bc troubled with the in
formation OF the capture Of Canton hy the bar
barians.
Tue Canadians arc quarrclling the East with
the West-afd are threatening to dissolve the
Canadian Union. Canada East demands equal
representation with Canada West, which the
latter being tl.e most popuious, will not agree to
The present ministry is kindly disposed toward
Canada East, because that province gives it the
basis ofits support IN the Provincial Parliament;
and as the contest noo' stands, the adyocatcS Of
an equality in representation are not likely to
succeed. The asiit MAKES warm. both in Par
liament'a and in the press.
NEWSPAPERS Gi.o~DISa OR Tus BiBnE.-A
Clergyman in Bloomington, Illiaois, writes TO
tie New York Tribune that the reports OF the
revivals contained in the columns of that paper
are read in the churches of that place AMI COM
mented upon. We suppose This clergyman an
nounced that his text will be found in tbe COS
pei according TO the New York Tribune, of the
inst, SECOND column, fourth page, police
repo. IS. While singing, he probably takes up
contribution for subscriptions 10 the same pa
per, at club prices.
PAuPHlasM AyD PaosPERrTY.--Thc iate John
Avery Parkcr. successful merchant Of New
Bedio.d, was at one time warned" to leave
Westport, Mass, under the old law or custom
Of arning strangers who were likely to become
public cEiarge. lie died worth $1,000, 600
SOME lime during Friday night, some person
or persons unknown, entered the house of TIloni-
US Miller, esq, late Postmaster, at Columbus,
Ohio, and after administering chloroform to the
entire family, six in number, they proceeded to
search and steal.
Mn. CHARLES DIcKENs has commenced with
the "Pickwick papers Chapman and IlalD
new library edition of his works, 10 he complct-
ed in twenty -two handsome volumes, beautifully
printed aud illustrated--in fact nm edition fit
alike for the dr,wing-room table, the lady's bOn-
doiy, and the old gentcnan's cabinet--into al
Of which it ispretty certain to find its way.
a sentimental chap intends to petition Con
gress for an act to improve the channels Of af
fection, 50 That henceforth the course OF true love
may run smooth
AMONGST the presents to the Prince OF Prussia
and the Princess Royal Of England, was group
of sleeping infants, beautifully cut ia marble. -
1t Is anonymous, but Is said to be marvel Of
art.
SIR z t. LyrroS who has been, for some IL
tls time, sojounirg in the Isle Of Wight, has re-
turned to Lo,.lon generally improved in health,
which had for some time suffered from constant
literary efforts.
lFrorn the Doaton Ledger, Marcel, 81
! AY UsgxPEcTED MEETING-Ho Homases n Reql
/ Litt-On the 23d ultino passenger came TO
/ Portland by the steamer Anglo-SaxDu, ard took
| lodgings at ono Of the city hotels. Next morn