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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

A FKoLlcxING Party TURNED INTO PRAYER
MER1IHG.-rhe General Assembly Of Illinois left
Chicago week since for Rock Island, but the
heavy rains had made travel dangerous. When
near Scnecca Falls 70 miles from Chicago, the
track suddenly gave way beneath the engine,
aud the locomotive, tender and baggage car
dashed down slight embankment into u ditch
partially filled with water The first passenger
car pIoughed after it, and the second was thrown
over on the opposite side of the track. None Of
the cars but the last, or fifth, remained on the
track, but only two were much broken.
BY singular good fortune no one we injured
beyond few bruises. On board there were
grave aud gay" our General Assembly friends,
and party bound for ball. There was gem
al confusion and rufling Of such fac feathers as
CHANGED 10 be most exposed, but nothing sesi-
GUS
The passengers in the interim of waiting for a
train by very general consent assembled IN
prayer meeting, ct which Rev DIR. Gridley pre-
sided, and remarks and prayers were made 10y
Rev. Nessrs. Hoyt, ". A. Spencer, Garfield Ln-
cas-, and others Says correspondent "never
did Old Hundred and Rock of Ages sound sweet
CIR than when they told the prarirs our gratitude
to God for his deliverence irc;n peril"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

REuGIOus SENSATION IN WAsnIH0ToN-
Dr. Cammias Jhreatened,-Qute an excite
u,ent has been created in the church circles Of
Washington, by Dr. Cnmnins' eulogy upon
Rev Dudley a. Tying The latter is denounced
as having been yiruIent abolionis,, and his
sulogists are classed in the same category.
The Washington States mentions The fol-
lowing extraordinary occurrence, WHICH may
have grown out Of the excitement
Yesterday fsundayI morning rather strange
looking man called the Rev. DR. Cummins,
pastor Of Trinity Church, at his residence On
Louisiana syeuuc. and requested 10 speak to
him DR.. G. Appeared, when the fellow inform
ed him very coaily that IL be preached that day
he would shoot hi,u; aud without further words
he took his departure. DIR. Cummno took no
notice Of the strange conduct. bat proceeded 10
the church and performed bis pastoral duties
Alter the morning exercises we're over, and
the usual collection was being taken, the man
was noticed to cutter the upper gallery, and
take Il seat nearly over the pulpit at the same
who, feeling somewhat alarmed at these strange
actions, called a gentleman ana informed bin Of
what The man had threatened, and that lie MAS
now ia The church. Two gentlemen imme
dialely siurted out after policeman, but did
:Ic' fad one.
On returning, the stranger saw the prepAra-
lions were heug made TO take him out, and he
saved the gentlemen the ucube by making
hnrriei exit frou! the church. ard disappeared
down the street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

PRISE rHGH BoNDs.-A correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledgey has the following concern
ing tue pay men, Of Pittsburgh bonds It states
us pretty good suggestion
The county of Allegheny and City of Pitts
burgh having issued their bonds 10 a large eX-
teut, In aid Of some half dozen railroads center
ing At Pittsburgh. have suffered some two
three coupons 10 be di>honered, on some mere
fnsey prgtence, and the consequence l., thai
the bonds and credit Of Pittsburgh aud Aleghe-
by are Of mere nominal value. and the issue "f
bonds are 80 large that they viii never command
q fair price. | would, therefore propose a com
promise. on the following haSis-ior every bond
Of $1,000, let the city Of Pittsburgh and county
Of Allegheny issued new bond Of 500, and
for the balance Of $500, stock at par III the
Company TO which the bonds now issued,
and for the unpaid coupons, one half u be pad
In cash, and the other halfin stock al par oi tine
Company to which the bonds are now :S-I=1l.-
Tins plan would reduce the Indebtedness OF
Pittsburgh and Allegheny Une-half and the
bonds would once more Commaud fair and fix
ed price The stock OF the railroads 10 which
the bonds have been issued, i 10 & great extent
Owned by Pittsburgh and Allegheny, and in
some cases, a in Allegheny Valley and Char
tiers VALLEY RailI DAD three fourths held 10y
the Corporations of Pittsburgh and Allegheny;
If the above compromise could be agreed upon,
the stock would be distributed among q large
number Of persons, and the probability l. that
they would unite and complete the unfinished
roads, and make them productive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

GovEnHxENT PRoGnEss.-The Albany Eaich-
erJoeker INDUCES in the following lively hit 1t
Uncle SamucIa ship-buiIding abilities:
.'SpurEeon sometimes comes out with good
thing. Brethren, said he, If God had referred
the Ark To- the committee naval affair, its nay
opinion ii wcuidm't have been built yet Spur
geou refers to matters and things in Great Brit
ain, yet The remark Ia equally applicable to nav
al matters in this country. The Naval Bureau
were twenty-three years building the frigate
Sabine; when they finished her deck IL was
discovered that her keel was 50 rotten that she
would have 10 be rebuilt Geo Steers built the
steam lrigate Niagara in eighteen months and
vet the Niagara i four times large Is The Sa-
bine. Tie line of-baltle snip Pennsylvania cost
$ 1000. GyU. She was the stocks ten yea =.
When launched, she proved uuseawoIthy aud
came near being wrecked in getting from Pha-
delphia to Norfolk. She has ucve; been to sea,
and probably never viii! be. Great institution,
that Naval Bureau. For waetIug money, they
are not equaled by any body OF old fossils 70 Ue
found in Ihis country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
Drp,Ix letter to one of our exchanges,

4 DUBIIN letter to one OF our exchanges
says:
The family of much respected dlgniiaTy,
birb in the Churrh. and long resident IN the
pei-h,orhood Of NoitinghiIl, has been thrown
into deep distress through the eiopenent Of the
Youngest daughter nth an inferior domestic
The fliSe-v occa>ioned 70 many arniabie indlvld
uals bY this sad and indiscreet event Is some
what miIigated by the receipt Of \ marriage
certificate. which was forwarded 10 Dr. 3,
nv the bold and ambitious Lothario on WeGneS-
day last The bride II only recently OF age, but
emitted TO fortune Of e2n,"0a, beqneatted to
her bv her grandmother, the whole Of which *
now the property Of husband whose duty. one
little week ago, was to open the doors and let
down the steps Of that carriage he can now con-
Jointly orc1Ipv with his former mistress
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

INDULcEScEs GhANrEp.-The last number Of
the n. y. Eret'aan's Joprnai md Cltholje Reg.
ister, announces that the new church picture in
Hoboken, of "Our Lady of Grace" will take
place on ths goth inst, on which occasion it
says, that
Chose who will be present at the coronation
can obtain Piem0ry Indulgence, granted by
Our Holy Father the Pope for this day.
"Hls Grace the Bishop Of the Diocese has
been pleased to grant one L,2ulgemce Of forty
dnys to aII who shall visit the church during the
(lctaVa"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

CuRR FOR BuRss-The French Gazette Nedi
cQlestates that by an accident, charcoal has been
discovered to be a cure for burns. BY laying
piece of cold charcoal upon the burn, the pain
subsidies Immediately. By leaving the charcoal
on one hour the wound is healed, AS has been
demonstrated on several occasions. The ren,e-
dy is cheap and simple, and certainly deserves
trial.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
[LOosl Correspondents of the Iutenlgeaoer.l


WELLSBURG, Va, June il, 1858
Editors Iltolligsncsr: Believing that few
items from this out of the way region will prove
acceptable 10 some Of your readers, herewith
submit them.
No bloody murder" having occurred in orr
peacefu county, l spared the pang of writ
ing out the hOrrid details belonging thereto. No
popular outbreak where phrenEy and idieness
clamorous for bread with-the pistol in one hand
ana the incendigrv torch in the other, hnving
yet occurred, i; is to be presumed that we have
enough TO eat We, as people are happily ex-
es"pt from all such startling episodes in neigh
borhood history. and | am thankful therefor.
We have had rain, rain. rain; Ht times dash
ing and slashing down IN torrents, until the
streets became like rivers pouring angry
Hood of waters along the curhS, and every little
gutter" heretofore unnoticed sent down it,
noisy tribute 10 help swell the mighty mass OF
waters rushing down the Valley Of the Ohio
Buffalo Creek, al times gentle rs q wayside
"sunnel" commenced rising rapidly last Thurs
day night, and ere the dingy morning came, had
attained All unprecedented height. SJiH II kept
rising, and gathering force from Thousand dis
eubogueing streams, until the mighty avaianch
Of waters with resiStles force carried away pom
derous stone dams, mighty trees, fences, &c,
scattering them upon the heaving bosom OF the
stream; huge rocks, for ages embedded in the
bottom OF "Old Buffalo ere torn from their
fastenings and sent wbIrling down the channel-
:
near the bridge al the lower end of town, had
with many others fine view Of the rushing
waters a. they rounded into view nj the last
curve in the creek, perhaps am eight Of 4 mile
above the bridge. On, on, came the Iashing
waves, green trees, huge timber, drift, e., hcav
ing, smuggling, uodding aud plunEing, all seemed
Fastening with demon like speed to common
destruction.
Bat, saddest sigh, ofali, amid the floating wreck
that rundly du<hed along beneath the bridge. the
body of young Doniphan was discovered tossing
upon the tumultuous waves; in Few moment
the whole mass was precipitated into the more
peaceful bosom of the ''Ohio," when The body
Of the unfortunate student was recovered Nj.
Domiphan was drowned about 4 month ago
while bathing in the creek, near bethany Col
lese and although diiigent search made by
his fellow students aud others, fer many day,
tie body could not be found, but lay in its dread
hiding place until the mighty waters dashed it
hepessly along An inquest WAS held, the mu
tiluled, broken body recognised by the friepd-
of the young man, and taken to Bethany Tor
burial.
He WAS good student; talented, brave and
onorable fun Of life and hope. Far down the
future
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
Ken RIiI NJ OutEOlnery Carrie. ITushins'oH
County.

Our information from the Washington county.
Pa. primary ELECTION, on Saturday, for Demo
cratic nominee 10 Congress, Is TO the effect that
Hon. Bill Montgomery has carried the county
against Lazear, Waynesburg Bank man. By
what mhjority we are not able to state; enough
however, IT is thought to cover the majority
Lazear had in the counties of Greene and Fay
cite The next question is as % the vote which
the delegates ebert will be entitled to throw for
the two candidates. We are still, therefore, in
the fog as to the general result
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

Oun NEXT GovEESoH.. Already our State pa
pers are canvassing as TO who shall be the next
Governor. Hons John Letcher and c. J. Faulk-
ncr, are both mentioned as probable candidates
How about that rampant Free Soil speech of
Faulkner's that lie made once in the State le9is-
Iature? Is he to be run on the strength of that
effort or his hitter doy orthodoxy Inquire at
the Araus oflc~.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

PRoY1rABLB CoaREsposDEwcs. William H.
Russell, the army correspondent Of the London
Times, gets $4,000 a year, all expenses paid,
and is the companion Of Lro'ds snd Generals.
The "peD is migh6er than the swOrd, !" for there
arc few IN the army wb" ,e>Nivr 'lafpay.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

WHAT VAGAEv.-We see by the n. Y.
papers, that the 50 called Reverend DR.. Bellows,
is at work upon project to get up what he is
pleased to style christian theatre. 1t will be
remembered that DIR. Bellows is the person who
won considerable notoriety some months since,
by entering into defence of theatres and the
Legitimate drains" rs it is called What the
Dr. said at that time, in exculpation of the many
exaggerated charges which were laid at the
doors of the stage, was perhaps well enough,
and to the point, bu. it strikes us that what he
is at now, is about AS superIative piece of
nonsense as we ever heard of man engaged
In \ "christisn theatre as one of our OK.
changes remarka, is about as great an absurdity
as "holy hell"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

SIoSs OF TIE TIxes-Within the last few
days our Geographic dispatches have been
making constant mention Of dissraceful bro5is
ia Congress The Senate, 40 far, has surpassed
The popular branch ia the indecency Of Its per
ionalities. W. have read how that the expie-
tires, .'iiar s'thief," coward" &c,. have free
" passed between grave aud reverend Seig-
nors"--in ad iition to those more elegant pass.
ages at arms bztween Senators Davis aud Ben
jarnin, and between Senators S!idsll aud Doug
las In rejecting upGn these scemes as they
daily come before our attention. "e have ASKED
ourselves ~ Ia whether the signs OF the
ZINES" both in the matter Of these vulgar
zad vigdirtre scenes, a. well ~ Ia the mat
ter d the astounding traces Q! corruption
which are daily exposed Do not indicate that,
despite all Tie moral aud religious Pretensions
AID influences cveayw here % prevalent through
out lie country. the responsibility, 50 called
Of the nation, Is = hollow, rotten sham
BeSide ali that we SEE. w. incline 10 the belief,
taking all the induces daily brought before US,
that there is much raVr. concealed than what is
brought to light. W. cannot help thinking
that, as i nation. people ever more
thoroughly denoraiized than is ours to-day
Congress is 2 inere exponent Of tle ia&ity #
principle aud the easy virtue which obtains in
the higher walks Of life "he the police
records Of the press, all over the land, show
that among ali classes of society crime<, sins aud
peccadiiioes o! every grade aud shade OF heia-
business are frightfnIly prevalent. We seem 20
be vergins uyon the n:oral abase,ncu, Of France.
,,hsre il Is acknow ledgsd that public and pri-
Il sIt.,Fl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

TnE NEW MAYOR OF New ORLEANs.-The
Harrisburg PENN Telegraph says that,-'the
newly elected Mayor Of New Orleans. Colonel
Gerard Stih, is practical printer, and Is in
every respect worthy of the high honor confer
red upon him.
lie is native Of Virginia, aud went to New
Orleans some years ago, where lac held the po-
Siti"n 0f foreman in tue Pirayune Office, until
his popularity with the people secured for him
the nomination Of Mavor. For this post he did
not then possess the requisite property qualifica-
ton. ANA accepted in lieu Of it. the nomination
for Recorder of the city, a position second only
to that Of Mayor, both in point of honor aud
profit. To this he was most tTi,HnphaHtly cleo
ted, aud discharged MS duties for three years
with unequal credit and acceptability His
courts were held from until o'clock: when
dofIiug the judicial eruIine, he occupied the bal
ance OF his time in his duties as foreman of the
Daily Delta, where the same administrative abiI-
Ity displayed and where, among his feIlo.Y
craftsmen, lac won the same confidence ami re.
spcct that he had commanded in his high off
cial character.
His position will not change him, for he Is
every inch man. whether on the Recorder or
Mayor Bench, dispensing justice aud receiving
honOrE, OF with his apron on, aud arranging and
handling the type for an evening or morning
edition III the printing Office. We know the
man, and we like 10 see such honored
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

HERBERT, THE SuIciDG.-The Richmond South
and the Richmond Wig, both. contain, in their
last issues, some severe structures on the Epis.
copal clergyman, who refused tho rites Of
christian burial to Herbert C'FranIt Forrioter,''
aho lately committed suicide. The South con.
denms the clause in the rubric, refusing the rites
of burial, as akin To THE ferocty of G,e old
common Law" which exposed the corpsn Of
suicide ''to sort of posthnmous punishment
in tho mutilation cfhis body" The Wig thinks
it wrong because it is pretty well as"e'-
taimed fact that no sane ever commits sui.
eide and that therefore being irresponsible, his
body should not lac subjected TO such disgrace.
We believe the Wig is right, that
ever commits suicide, and this being SO, its con.
cluslon as to tie proper b-rial is altogether
Just
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY CUnED-Theodore
Frank, ESQ, of the Pittsburgh and SteubenyilIe
Rail rond Office, says:
"For years have been an invalid from Dys-
pepsia. With hope Of relief, rcsorted to ana
ny advertisement remedies, but failed in deriv-
ing the benefit sought for, until tried your
HOtl"Hd Bttters, the hoPPy effects of which up
on the digestive organs, and in restoring n de.
bilitated system, Uses me To recommend il
confidently tn all suffering from Dyspepsin,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

TUE ADMINISTRATION OF JrSTicE ~ WHEELING.
The wesburg HcroA wei! aud truthfuIIy re.
marks that,
The case of Burns arrested. convicted and
sentenced 10 bc hanged at Vince -, in tile
space Of tao weeks from the date - the com
mission Of his crime, is u refreshing Instance Of
promputude III these times Of mat. Ia philan-
'hroPy, Judicial delay and tamperis with jus
tice.
1t has over and over again beer ,emarkcd.
that in no city in The country is criminal justice
more certain OF speedily administered, than it is
in Wheeling. No city is more feared by all
manner OF raj nllions, for they have all heard
how that "tricd vetrans" in forging, counter
Eyiting, stealing, &c. vino had for years gone
''unwhippcd Of justice, have here been sudden.
y aud unexpectedly taken in the mcshcs Of the
law. May it always be 50.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

But, night of darkness came and shut out
frCm him forever the golden future" he row
lies cold aud stark beneath the clods of the val
ley far from home and kindred. His pulseless
brow shall rest for aye within the narrow limits
Of the grassy burial place which almost over
looks the very scene wherein he met his tragic
fate.
The political tempest 50 lately ogitaGng our
county has settled down for the usual term
men seem 70 forget tie many little aSccrbiues
,lat IauaIed in their bosous, and greet each,
gther - Of yore; the in~ are royr scarcely in,
and the onts somewhat ciagii:cd u defeat,
must psrforce IUyH noucnaicut al least. The
disappointed can always find thousand reasons
for discontinue: this man betrayed them, OF
that man deceived thetn, something else,
whist the only reason "f their defeat Vas they
did not get votes enough 10 elect them.
CTTIzEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
For Rent

THAT desirshie properly Lszr Nj Woo r.
know = a. the King irruI.rrty- Tue tH,ffr- 49,
Eua5ri.II: accommodates fo= = ia-s- f--.- "a.
ce,rta Inc - & acr-s, Inch eou!d be mad. r ~
rarJs= Also rUtd orchard. &C. ana I'll l----L'= So
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

RAILROAD Pnorr1..-An article in the last
uumber Of Inc Edi0b"rgh Re,5eu upon The
Railways Of Great Britain, presents many facts
aud comparative statements which are both new
and interesting The general results Of railroad
communication over modern society in cheaper
ing couvey ances, saving time, increasing pro-
duc,ion aud capital. and dlfus;ng knowledge
and intelligence, arc matters Of universal moto-
riyty. Bat the comparative success Of railroads,
as busnc-. Investments, in different countries,
IL not 80 well understood. /, is generally sup.
posed that they have proved less rcmuneratye
than is actually the case. The fact is, that upon
the contuen, OF Europe more particularly. they
are amongst the most profitable forms of invent.
meut, as is shown by the following table:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

FTIHE large three stoFs briC4 hL-'-ir r..- -.
bridge n the Fifth Marc. aIL nov ,art t...-.-
ballard ~ = boardi=E ho-s-- F.->,--s.- 81. -
Also ~. z.or- room Il rfir Ea-1- bg7T=5r.r rru
A. a shoe store by JOHN EsHEla- Afp.E o.
IsaIs , l. AtN>rs-r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

Tug SEMPgnEIrsEs OF Tue SENATE-.Thc
Washington States" thus well hits off the bel
ligerent Senators whose voices were for war
but whose votes were againts the ways and
means
Where was roo,nba, wbo wanted war
with England any time these ten years paStP
Well he voting down the proposition to
huild ten slOops. Where was Hale who would
fling Mr.. Mason and his argument with England
to the wind, aud would grnpple John Bull by
tie throat? Where was nc? Why, keeping
Toonibs company.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15

PoLITIcAL HoT BLoon.-BeSidcg the "liar,
coward and calumniator'' retort Of Senator
Gwin, and the thief language and attack Of
Senator Wilson, probably meant TO apply 60
some one el@e,--we see that the canvass IS open
ed in North Carolina, fniiowS:-
Prom III, Wilmington Hcrsid, OF Jun. 81
TIE CAEvAss OPENED ~ EAHHEsT.
a friend who came down on the Northern
Train last night, informs that he learned at
Goldsborn from reliable authority, that during
the discussion at Ne" bern on Monday, between
the rival candidates for Governor, Messrs Ellis
and McRap, that high words passed and then
blows followed J0dgs Ella 'trjking tie .tfrst
blop. The facts Of the case ARE as follows
I he discussion was conducted for the most part
ia the same manner as on previous occasions
Judge Ellis evidently getting worsted. Finding
that he was losing ground, the Judge became
excited, aid turning To Mr. McRae, told him
that If he was successful next August his cleo
ton would be looked upon at the North a
! Black Republican triumph.
Mr.. McRae-Who says SO!
Judge Eilis--l say SO.
Mr. McRae-Then it is false.
Here Judge Ellis rushed on Mr.. McRac. and
struck him blow. aud they grappled each 9th
er, but were separated by friends before any ~
riOus damage was done-and the matter ended.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-15
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r1-rly ccsuT,i-d ~ = b. NeotruV p, -
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