Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-05
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Mr.. WILsoS's SEsoS.-- W mako no apology
for occupying so much space this morning with
the sermon of Rev. j. e. Wilson, pronounced
in the Fourth Street II. E. Church, on yeSterday,
July Attn. We know that it will be perused
with much satisfaction by our numerous read
ers, Both as. a preacher and a citizen, Mr.
Wilson has many---and deservcdly--warm
friends in this city. We bespeak fiE the dis
course careful reading by all into whose hands
our paper may fall, satisfied that they will rise
from its pernsal both wiser aud better.
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TnE ATLANrrc ELGaRAPn.-Some of our New
York exchanges, for several days back, have
been expressing serious apprehensions as to the
success of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise,
from the fact that the Niagara has not yet ar
rived at ST. Johns; but others of them seem to
think that the circumstances of the case do not
justify any such suspicion-they say that suf-
6cent time had not elapsed, up to our latest
dates from New York, for the niagara to arrive
Rt St. Johns. Surprising that the vessels start
ed for their respective destinations on the 27tl,,
it would take them from week TO ten days to
lay the cable, and the Niagara could not reach
st. John before Saturday last. Taking this lat
ter view Of the case, it would seem clear that
her non. arrival furnishes no ground for despond-
ing as to the result of the enterprise 1. is quite
probable, however, that before our paper is
issued we shall nave news of the arrival of the
enterprise
In re,narking on this subject, one of our
Eastern exchanges, observes that it would be a
singular. coincidence should the two countries
be first united by this electric bond on the an
niyerssry of the day when, eighty.two years
ago, they were politically discovered The
happening of such an event would infuse new
element into the celebration of our great nation
al holiday, the Fourth Of July, and give new
spirit to the general rejo'cinss of the day.
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THE ExHuMArIoN OF President MoNRoE'S RE.
n4tNs-At dawn on Friday morning, the re-
mains of President Monroe were exhumed from
their ioIg resting place in The Second avenue
Cemetery, New York This early hour was
chosen to prevent a crowd, and very few per.
sons were present. The original coffin, cuclos-
ing the remains, was in te best state ofpreser
= walton. II was taken to the Church of the An
nunciation, in Fourteenth street. The new
coffin, inwhich the original coffin is enclosed. is
covered with black cloth, richly adorned with
silver modnGngs. The plate from the original
coffin has been removed ard placed on the new
one. 1t bears the following inscription:
81 JAMES MoNR0 E,
VIRGINIA.
DIED 4th July. 1881, p
Aged IL years.
Great prcparatians were milking for process.
sion on Friday lust which was, doubtless, d
grand affair. Bells wers 10 be toled during the
procession, and owners and masters of shipping
in the harbor were requested to place thei,
flags at half mast, and all stores and public
places to be closed whilst tho procession wns
passing On Saturday morning, the committee
having in charge the remains, we're to leave
New York for Richmond, accompanied by an
escort from New York, where they are expected
to arrive this morning. 9 1so,
GoLD MINES IL VEKMoT.-A correspondent of
the Boston Traveller, writing from Montpelier,
June oath, says that returned Californian,
having discovered gold, after careful search,
q IN the beds of the streams running from high
mountain ridge about ten miles north of that
pleceIoQuietly went to the landowners, and with
outther knowing the factof the discovery, pur.
chased the exclusive right of digging for gold
. in the largest stream for three years All
through the present season he has been at work
there with an assistant, and says that he is do
a good business every day. He has found 8
nugget worth thirty dollars, aud one worth
eight dollars. The goldsmiths pronounce the
gold purer and worth more per ounce than that
which is brought from California. Gold was
discovered many years ago in Plymouth Win.
sOn county Vermont, but in such limited guam
titles that it has never compensated any one to
gather it Last year gold was mined success
fully in stream running down the other side
of the mountain ridge above mentioned
soNE of the fre-eating papers in Alabama
are accusing Judge Green, of the Lebanon
CTeRn) Law School, of the horrible crims of
being an AbOlidOnist. BE wrote letter to the
American Tract Society recently, saying:
81 do not mean 10 defend slavery. have
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