Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07

Tnu jew IN PARIlANENr.-By los. Adah
L8aacs MonGUn.-This article is de6antly in
scribed to the narrow viewed editor of 'The
N. Y. CAurchman," who thinks that "there is
bitter curse hanging over England, and Queen
Victoria is doomed to eternal perdition," in con-
sequence of the admission of Baron Rothschild
into the House of Parliament.
1t is his right. Shame on the narrow souls,
who for so long raised their feeble voices to
throw him in the shadow of their great wrong.
Rothschildl A jew in whose veins flows the
golden blood of Kings, of David and Abraham,
ancestry before which the proudest shield among
the peers of EnglUnd should be lowered in hon.
age. His race is of that line of crowned mon
archs on whose heads the hand of God placed
the iewelled crown!
And EngIand's crowned heads think doubtless,
that they have conferred favor on Israel's race,
and that we are thankful to them. No, not to
them, but to God we arc thankful! It is He
who watches over his children! He will give
them their right and their gloryl Make room,
We kingdoms! Stand back, ye empires! A
Jew would have his right.
1.-THE Lord of Hosts is in the field,
The God Of Jacob is our shield"
There is not kingdom or an empire that has
not near the throne one or more of these God
graced Jews of talent, education and rank
Spain, Austria France, Russia, Persia, and Eng
land have ministers of State, or council who are
Jews And there beats in those hearts prouder,
nobler blood than ever flowed through the veins
of Mormon or Tudor monarch In Germany,
all the highest walks of literature, music and
philosophy are filled with Jews. And in this
country they grace our colleges and schools by
their profound learning. In the Congress of
the United States are honored the names of
Benjamin, Philips, Florence and others. This
grand race excels in the fine arts as composers,
painters, sculptors, architects, authors musici-
ags, actors, men of genius, they are remarkable
for having astonished the world with the brilli-
anCy of their talent They tread the stage as
stars, or fill the boxes of the Academy as pa
trcns of the Lyric art. The composers of the
most scientific and classical operas are Jews y
Israelite.
KANSAS PEARLS AND CODA correspondent
of the Lawrence Republican, gives some particu-
lars concerning the 'gold and pearl discoveries"
in Southern Kansas. The new Eldorado is on
Walnut and WHITEWATER rivers, south of Brock
enridge county. Some of the pearls are said to
be worth little, but the general assortment is
valued at .1foe dollars a pack. The gold discov-
cries on Pixies Peak turn out to be equally
mythical. 1t is reported, however, that fifty
miles north, on Cherry Creek, gold is found in
considerable abundance. An exploring compa-
ny declare that if they had proper apparatus for
collecting the Gold, each man could realize $50
per day.
The supposed gold region is thus described in
the New Haven Palladium:
"Pike's Peak is spur of the Rocky Noun
tain chain, standing out to the eastward, in lat
SO, lon. los. The head waters of the Platte
river flow northward from this region, and those
from the Arkansas flow from its southern slopes
TO the eastward; while the Rio Grande takes its
rise not fifty miles distant from this peak to the
southwest, and the Rio Colorado drains the west
ward slope of the Rocky Mountain chain, not
more than 20 miles from the same point. Here
in this narrow mountainous district, is one of
the most remarkable centres on this continent:
the waters from its ridges flow off in four differ
ent channels, and by long and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
by the Platte river, the Missouri and the Missis-
sippi, almost three thousand miles to the Gulf
of Mexico; by the Arkansas river, some two
thousand miles into the Mississippi; by the Rio
Grande, through New Mexico and along our
southwestern border, some eighteen hundred
miles into the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic !;
and lastly, by the Grand river and the Rio Col
orado, through Utah, New Mexico and California,
Gull, course of nearly thousand miles to the
Pacific"