Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-17

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sTHE sNEws BIZ TTE1reRA Among the no.
ticeable items under our telegraphic head is
the departure from ST. Louis, yesterday, of the
first overland mail to California. 1t proceeds
via Fort Smith, Ark, and Fort Preston, Texas.
Passenger fare by this route Cstages and .mules)
5000.
The news from Mormondom is interesting.
Byitwe learn that peace and good feeling we're
being matured at Salt Lake City, between the
Saints audIthe Gentiles, as. they call oursarny
men, and that that icentious braggadocio, Brig
ham young, has himself slowed away out Of
IzsightgstilE After all a6is Tabernacle spreads
about what che Lord was going to, do for the
Saints and what he and brother 5KifmbSll. and
others of the elect were going to do for them
also-this ignominious collapse ontthe part of
Brigham is in bad taste. It's effects are visible
sfihsthe shape of ''eye-opener to the Saints,
WhoEare about the worst enemies Brigham has
Our disbanded volunteers (or shortly to be dis
banded we see are arriving from their pleasure
sr!P to Utah quite freely. Ten dollars month
I've believe It is ten now rations, and no fight
ing, make strip across the plains rather desira-
BE han otherwise. - 1000
sa. 5 More search and seizure, is the news from
charleston, s. O. This time not in the Gulf Of
Mexico but right on the spot where the''wooly
heads"s grow, viz ;;is5the coasto of Africa. We'll,
We don't object, alter all tae trouble we have
had with that cargo recently .smauggled into
Charleston and now TO be sent back at Uncle
Sans expense. 1fsthe coast Of Africa ainittho
place 70 tPreVent these piracies, what have we /
and John Bull got q johtssq uadron there forP
From Sayannah,-We have news the out.
break of the yellow fever Thus it spreads
coastwise from New Orleans upward. 9yF,A :
9.a5sBy the Washington dispatch it will be seen
that the President has very justly and wisely
- postponed the land sales in Kansas, the third
time, until July next This, we suppose, will
give the settlers ample time to. raise means to
pay their claims, and thus keep them out Of
,3theclptches of the Spectators o Aa3T
The Democrats are having sweet time of it
In treiE convention at Syracuse, New York
Fernando Wood, agot. old, figures IS a Marplot.
* PARsoA BEoW4Low AND PARsONP RYaE-LThe
debate thateclOscd betWeenA Parson Brownlow
and sOths R Rd5dis Pr:yne;we
al believe lis hsInames) Saturday night last, has
hid the run of the papers, telegra phica1ly and
otherwise, and We supposelthe pamphlet edition
of it from such extensive advertising will have
a biE:eale. aast hsEa zSdtfta14
sea-, It's about the most clownish and dsgraeaful
encounter that has taken place within oursre-s.
mem6rance' Twas exceedingly personal and
full otslow blackguardism, especially on the
3 side, of sBrownloW, who is admitted to be the
greatest blaekgpa in thecountFy. q5s Il
.aas is Congre ional minister, now resi- g
dent where In Ohio; and was formerly edi-5t
tor of . Gerritt Smith organ in New York..
called the RetofTper, and used to figure quite
extensively in all the Abolition and Woman's
Rights conventions ut Syracuse, He is small
n man. as full of fire and fury and nonsense as q
& small steam engine, g - a's5s g
. .,-f The two men are we'll mated. Brownlow.
- being IS physically lsrgs;as Pryne is small, as
Intellectually savage as PFyne is furious, and "a
Fa6id In his pro-sla4e ism AS Pryne IS oncom-
promising in his : ?. s. h.
=, =. Both t6getheF they make pretty. pair Of
q. aanctiAsd pulpit 7..s55a 7,.77i
saat ist7a'i S=4=-l- l4z4sts "
. - SHERRARD.sFOR NEXT CoNGREsslfAN. -4-The
WellsbpFg Herald goes IN (rather SO, we.meanl
atdr orr friend Sherrerd for reelection to Con.
:, ,grssss from this Some one told a friend
Of ours this faet The other y,swnen he observ.
cd: GFsllp 45sllsHs do, too: Z IAN something
like the. man who Ifrst lgoined the Methodist
Church. and then left, allsgingaa : reason for
40 doing, that they were. all works and no
faith 9sGekt tried The Pfesby terians, and in
turn left them on account as he said, that they,
" were alls faith, and no works he finally cast
bis lotfamqns the Episcopa whore he,
was coptented. they didn't care
I'D sn fellow believed in So said this
:, gentlemsu..on this last account prefer Sher-
fard, for think helwill do 10 represent ali the
parties, and rs long IS I can't gel, one Of my
own Kind, prefer one OtslAtitndanarian princi.a
ples." -. sssissss5
We shall put on our goggles OF our first leis--
'ittFo aud look into 81 sstoh: Perhaps
there may be sorpee in II.
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