Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-29
%. 1858.
THE INTELbIGENCER
NEWS SUMMARY.

TmE I.oNDoN TNrs-A sScotempory says:
Every Issue is accompanied with double
sheet supplement, filed exclusively with adver-
tiscncnts, in addition to the like matter insert
ed in the regular addition. Its charges, more
over, are beyond any rates known in this conn
try. It's weekly receipts from this source ex-
coed twenty-five thousand dollars \ single
tirm that of Windhnr L Co-pays the Times
for the Advertising of one articlc-.Circassian
or-onc hundred ard fifty thousand dollars
per annuu, aud fifty thousand dollars per year
for another aFticle--the 'Circassian Liquid
| FAqAL HoAN.-A Sheffield England paper,
says that 1 gentlenanin that tow:l has received
letter irom iiiend in Northampton, contain
ing the following: "a singular circumstance
happened at our union last week. For some
misconduct, the master had pa; i boy for pun
ishmcnt into the dead house 1t that lime
there was corpse in the ''dead ward, in a cof-
fin. The boy took the corpse out ofthe coffin,
dressed it in his own clothes, propped it up
against the wall, and then himself got into the
coffin, lay down, and covered himself over. Ia
the course of short time the master came,
looked in at the door. and saw, as he thought
Il suiky lad standing against the wall. .Now,'
said the master, do you want any supper
There no answer. The question was rc.
peated with the same result The boy looked
nut from the coffin and said, III ie wont have
any will the master fed under the terror,
and received such shock that it is said he has
since died IRON the effects
The Lecornptonites are TO. jGGiant in Wash
ington, over their victory in the Senate. 1t was
n terrible victory, which was worse than
defeat. Itis' remarked that if Messrs. Allen, of
Rhode Island and jones, OF Io.sa had obeyed
their instructions, and if the half instructed
New Jersey osHatoFs, had truly represented
their constituents; il Me>srs. Fitch aud Bright.
of Indiana. who have no right to their seats had
been TUNED out, there would have been ma
ljority against LecOmpton.
y certain man who hadnever belonged TO any
religious society, was told upon his death bed
;hat he should make his peace with God. lie
simply answered that lac was not aware Of ever
having been at war with Him-haying always
endeavored to keep His commandments. Mr..
Forrest writing to n friend in Cincinnati. saws
! that never having been an 0P0stdte, he Is not
aware Of having been converted to religion"
y correspondent observes: "The ridiculous
muSs that has long been made to WHO is Lola
Mo ntez'S pa, is a curious vciiiicatiOn Of her ge-
neaology written in prophetic Latin: Pfr.
tarieat -HoAtes, nascilur riiicuIos NUS"
Is single building ia Boston, last evening,
| there was prayer meeting on one floor, box-
ing exhibition in the room above, and calico
ball in the upper hall. a passage from one
good Illustration of Pope's line:
/ G.p-, F-,,
THE Massachusetts Senate, at last accounts,
were engaged in deciphering a letter from the
Hon Rufus Cnoate which it has been guessed
relates to the case of Ella, injured at the time
of the Burns rendition. we presume the SEN
ate * sin sitting
TuE last Official act Of Lord Palmerston was
to send donation of -elOO to Mrs. Mogridse.
the widow of the writer 50 long known ''0id
Humphrey"
TmE expected speedy termination Of the "Kan-
sas debate" inCongrysS, seems to d slight every
body. However people NAY differ about the
rotiRg, al arc agreed To the speaking.
| PExxsYLvANIA.-The whole arnOnnt aPprO-
priated for the State expenses Of Pennsylvania
for the ensuing year, is s3,eO4, 400, OF which
81 900 600, Is for interest ia the State debt, and
| S254, $50 Tor the nIaIntaiuancc OF cauns.
TmE BALAxcE BETWEEx LABoR AND CAPITAL.
Nobody means to b. poor always, and there
is discretion to be used that one docs not spoil
the nest ia which he may himself be e>eonced
tomorrow There is really no sufficient cause
for complaint between the rich aud poor. All
men are free and cqual-Iree 10 get money, II
they can, and cqual-prO rata!
TIE cultivation Of the Chinese Sugar Cane,
and the manufacture OF sugar and refined syr
ups thereGronI, seems, in the opinion and expe'
rieuce OF those who have embarked in it, 10 be
a success. Taking into consideration the re
suits Of the last years trial-under circum
stances far from fayorable-aud the large mum
Dor of persons who have manifested their inten
lion to do something iurins the coming season
aud there is very encouraging prospect It'a
the Sorghum aud its products, viii eone ii
cultivation aud use, with a rapiLity hitherto un
exarnpled in the history Of the Introduction I
new crops.
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