Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-02


On we 90 stili Aying, not a breath of air,
Fit for Christian people, in that crowded car;
Gent tiroEs MP the window, spits upon the stove.
Nov, perchauce, this dreaming vas rot an a dream;
TiinkI've Lad Streaming, tray eilirF; hystearai
''Alihs air cGEriPiihs-sP Piftiag On he s,ote''
Talk OfIadies' nounceS, Ribbons. Jewels, nOvers,
Grinohnes ard PERFUMES gossip, IDLE hours;
And they nratel, for--spittng the stove.
-lNissouri DenJcy0t fs.-.
I.etIer from the nisbanGIed VOIuuteer.
Time seems incapable of tanning the "Itangcr'
spirit of the uld adventurer. Although his hair
is ~ white aS an Arctic fox, and the wrinkles in
his checks almost as deep as sabre cats, lie has
no idea of sinncring down into common place
old age. We have been surprised at his remain
ing 50 long fixture in New York; but the
steam is up now, and nOniistake. aul we shall
probably soon have To chronicle his departure.
Where he vii! bring up, is a matthr OF as much
uncertainty as the final destination of the
Dutehina;f wi:h tlIe sp'inglcg. One thing how
ever, is certain--viz: that ifthere aTc any post
offices ON his hUe Of travel, shall hear from
him as he moves along.
SAINT NiCKALAs HoTTEL, Aarch 25, 1883
E9dytUTy e5' the .S,,B6tY II3aee.
.Iudsin from the Phyris correspondence Of the
London papers. line pnrty shu;e as LOoey Ma
poleon is sowin Sorrer for hssalf, and that the
crop is likely to Toe an airlY and hevy wun.-
Puttin the skrews 10 the press oHtl every sine
of independence Is skwcedSed outer it, wont pSy
in France. Charles the tenth tride it on, aud
he'd TO leve it to keep his neck from the gulletin;
and Iooey Fillip, who drord ii cOnsidabul mild
er was kumpeiied 10 slope, Disguised as an ud
wumman ina mob cap. and KEN very near be-
in tuck aiore he reeched the border.
The plane truth seems To be, that all the
French uooSpaIcrs is edited by the Emperor
and his nurHinrduins All article hes 10 be cut
accoFtiin 10 the gavermcnt pattern, for ii they
I 4 1t. II
conlisticates the hull c0nsarn. Now, Is JOnny
Crappo g6in to stand this? Ef he does, thars
40 more pluck In him than thar is fethers on c
frog. But lie wont Sum line mOrnin the En-
pcror viii fad hale Payris armed and ckwipt as
the law lorbids and his troops nowharS don't
believe his destiuaShin is 30 be cut off By ruGy-
gees or itaiyun murderinuHgers but when dis
putiS1n hes reeced the ciirnacke, Young France
will go in for grand Gao, and dash inter the
TOOleries like an cgul inteT duv-eoat, as the
milentary cheeflsn ses in the play a
Looey Napoleon do0sent peer to hev emmy
fear of popular Fisin, however. He's only
trubbled about the hOt-hedded ieiieES that he
eogidcnt ketch and send to Cayeue; and the
sosity lOr the dilushH OF bum-shells and bullits
aInuHg tie royal dien1sties, Of witch ihteres,in
institO0Siin lac spCses Nat Seeny and Kosioot
TO be the lecders q disreHIenber the speln
Of thar names, but no theJns the E'rununsia-
shinS.l lie wants England to give all fGrIinc
opposed to his government thar walkin papers
and send them ayin, and would be perticblerly
obliged il the British government would make up
nil the French rcd TepGi,!ikesisthey heV-on hand
ia wun package. and IOlrEd tine same, with ca:c,
10 the pei feet of peTlcece nt PayTis- | wundcr
how he'd hev Tclisbed bein Sarved with the
same SarSe arter he Skaped from Ham. SpOse
the Swiss Of the eantin OF Burn, whar he resid
ed for serTal months. aud Is ked TO hev princi-
pully Ockypied hisself in seducln the wives aud
daiters of tlie lOaest city buggeTS, he'd snaktd
linn over the frontier and put him ia charge of
IOOey FiliiP's ageTsts or spOse the British he'd
seczed him and shipt MIN off 10 EaVer. when he
was wauderin abont the streets Of London in
state OF ssredy prOfiigasSy-what then: In eli
ther case its likely the nevvy of his unkii would
now be luckSuTihlin ia the sosity of his unkil
| (ef he is his nnkiD in a1uther, and mebbec not
u better world.
! The Emperor Of the French hes got jest two
chansc. tor his life and thrown. He must citII-
er unmnz1ie the presS Or 90 to war. The army
Il seems, is ankshus to hev slap at John Bull
and sariinly thar never was finer oppOTt1sTitT
tu init him 81 soekdolager. Ingee and Chinee
hes cut down his standin army u kwite sI,ial!
boldly, and ef the Frenehefs coaid oney affect
landin, don't sec wois 70 hinder em from iyin
the British lion rats The Dock Of HellintOn
! linteininied, sevral years sense, that it mOagLt
DC done, and thar waTnt halc openin for il then
thar Is now.
! don't Ileve. myself that France and England
ken ever mix ~, real cordial The luv they've
hen a maxim To another for the last two or
ti,Iee Wears Is raytheT too hot 10 last The slim
show, in calaIison, Itch tie British made Lc-
side the RreD.,h at Seebastipooi tga subieclt OF
giqrifieasl.ia ii eVry eafiay in Pavris when /
dTalt in thar on MY retirn from tue Orimeah.
AID Ime satisfied thar isn't soger officer IN
the army that dussenf axe 10 give reseat In fail
for Waterloo, the Ockyrashin OF Payiis, and
uther favors Of the same Kind en- laHd and sea,
snmWhaTs on ARgler-Saxon ground