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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23


| -ResSrs. EdfIoTS;-AS Your correspondent H.
is pledged to pay no more than 50 for gas, lie
has probably resolved to do without it; there
being no town in the country, whose consump-
ton is not greater than here, where gas is sup
piled at that price. If Fl. believes the cost of
gas to be but % cents, why agree to pay 81 for
lit? What would you say to printer, applying
to you to enter into pledge not to- pay over Sc
reain for paper at the same time affirming
that the actual cost of the paper was only DO
cents reaInl
The great cause of error Ia these discussions
is the drawing ofconcluSl"ns from isolated paris
or vague reports, without having al the parts
bearing upon the subject. beg to inquire of
H. why water rents are so much higher here,
than in Pittsburgh? Or, If he is prepared To
admit that the outlay Ofthc Wheeling Gas Com
pany for coal lime and water is as great as that
Of the Pittsburgh Gas Company for the same
articles, after crediting each company for its re-
ceiptS for coke and tar? The Pittsburgh Conn
pany vending tivo times more gas than the
Wheeling Company! Or, ii he knows how
much more, propOrtionally, is the loss by leak
age and condensation ders, than in PittsburghP
But H. has heard that in London, where coal
is much dearer than here, gas is furnished Mt ST.
Does he know the price of coke aud tar in Lon.
don /? Or, the cost of labor, machinery, appara-
tuS, mains, &c. If he does not, what lust in
ference can he draws A mathematical would not
venture TO announce the answer to a thcorem.
before knowing half the terms necessary to it's
solution Q,
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TrnsteR'a Sala.

i L1mbdn and their wives, and from Jesse LlntE and
S. J. Hubbe dated April LIST, 1885, ard recorded in
the Clerks office Ohio county, In deed book No. a.
e46 will expose sale, at the front dor Of the Court
House in s1id county, Wednesday the 26th day Of May
ISIS folio wing property, certain par
eel the side OF Ohio river ia the
81 Ohio Virginia, estimated
tain hundred and seventy five acres less ad
Joining lands Of Andrew p. WoOds the South and
East, Of Philip Rely the NOrth-reiBg TIE
land sold and conveyed by Samuel c. Farmer and
Daniel Farmer their wives and by Jane Farmer their
mother, by deed dated March 3ist, 1855.
TEENS SALES22 4u with interest 00O from April
st 1855 and the OF sale paid cash day OF
sale - SEQ day Of April, 1852 g $50 the 1s
day OF April, 1864; 1850 the Let day Of April 1861
April 1868; 1880 the 1st d4y Of April 1884, and
remainder day April 1865. with interest
such remainder. DANIEL q. LIST,
hu2f-fkWtd TrustP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

TRAVELLING CosruMEs.-An exchange, speak.
ing about the fashions. thus discourses about
travelling costumes for ladies:
There arc many signs by which the presence
ola lady can readily be detected, both abroad
and ut home, and one of the snrest is the intui-
tive tact with which she adapts her toilette to
the precise needs of her position and circuul.
stances. Vulgar persons generally travel with
their wardrobes on their backs. In q dusty
railroad car, or immersed in the tobacco Juice OF
a steamboat, they flourish in rich silk dresses,
velvet cloaks, fashionable, useless bonnets. and
probably u dirty pair of white or yellow kid
gloves, giving the impression that they are eth
er very ignorant, entirely unacquanted with the
usages of good society, or too poor to afford the
proper toilette for such an occasion, and COM
PEELED TO wear their only presentable costume.
Durable materials in quiet colors, made in
useful and convenient fashion, are the qualifi-
cations understood to be requisite in travelling
dress; and as these are not costly, and the dress
rnn always be worn on other occasions, it is a
much more economical method than to EXPOSE
expensive goods TO the emergencies of even
short journey in our changeable and unsettled
climate.
The fabrics most in vogue, are composed Of
silk and Wool, either IN plain mode colors or a
narrow bayadcre, or c6ene stripe Valencias
mousin de chine, French foulard challiette
hair CLOTH poplinette, etc, are all excellent for
the purpose, and are to be obtained in fine vari-
cites, at Very moderate price at several of our
large establishments.
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=. ;. '1r'LI''' + NEW Firm.


- DEs. BARTLETT & WTNOHELI., Dentists 14l
Mar etStrset opposite " ASKING Hall, wher.
<ILIftHSling
Dr. Winehel being compelled by his rapidly Increasing
business to add his facilities for doing
pleasursin his friends the public la
formed business connection with y. s. AFslett ~. D.
who has had fifteen
tai profession.
DTS. b. o. W. prepared to perform every OpeTntCnn
Sufgcaland Mechanical DentssT-art ALTAR With, and
practice all improvements OF the Dental
guarantee that for beauty durability PraeIeal utility
their Artife Teeth Shalinot be surpassed.
Persons who have denied themselves the pleasure
comfort of Artificial dread Of suffer
ingeHPerisneed during he necessary preliminary exrne
ton OF the old teeth and roots Informed that
process entirely unlike Chornform Eher ap-lIeA
BILE In and perfectly al teeth
extracted rithoutpain.
information a1Vlce appertaninE their profess
siOnthey will be pleased give gratis
Please call and examine specimens Of Artificial Teeth
-" Office open all hours. Sepl6
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APRIL 10, 1s4s.
MoRsANTowN DIsT.-G. MARTIN, p Z.
Morgontown .StatiOn-James DrummOnd, G.
j. Nixon, Sup.
Rice
MonOngalia-R. NJ. Wallace, E. Ford.
BrdndOnUihe-F. Ball, j. Sharp.
Selbysport-W. R. Carroll
RiRgt0ood-S. King, E. S. Wilson.
OakLlnd-D. o. Stewart; one to be supplied.
Wcstern Ford-H. Stevens.
BlacksritLe-D. H. X. Dix.
BarJour-W. L. Hineman; one to be sup
piled.
Fettermqn-T. II. Trainer
White Day-Levi Parke, W. H. Hunter, Pro.
fessor of Hebrew, in Allegheny College
WHEELING DIsrMcr--M TIrcHENELL, P. E.
Fourth Strest-J. f. Wilson, j. Hare
North Street-A A. Roger
Chapline Street, II. Monroe.
South Vheelin0-J. S. Hall.
IriadelphiG-R. a. Arthur
Short Creek and Libsrty-A. Stevens.
EEizabsth-S. X. Griffith.
Crane Creek-J. L. Irwin, w. R. Howe, Su-
pernumerarY.
-KarshaIL-S X. Dawson.
Ne1O Nartimsuille-W. Z. Williamson.
Fish Gree6-W. Ii. Wiley.
Salem X ROads-G. W. Richmond.
CLARHsBURG DIsTKcT-G. BATTELLE,. P. L.
Clayksburg Station-J. Il. Phelps.
West lHilford-B. Ison w. @. Wilson.
Weston StatioR-H. c. Sanford.
Weston Circuit. w. Snodgrass; one to be
supplied.
Philtippi-A. Hall; one to be supplied.
WebStoJ--To be supplied.
Buckhannon--J. b. BlakeneY.
BarnesoiNe-R. L. Brooks, T. II. King.
Enir,1nof un7 DYIOf;0a-G
JLarion-C Conner, A. g. Rorhbough.
LUm6erpOrt--J. Knots.
Mnnmigt0n-M. Allen.
BeCerly-A. Bower; A. Martin, Professor of
Greek in Allegheny College.
PAREERsBuRG DIsT.-A. J. LYDIA, P. E.
PttTkerS5urg StatioH-w. Smith.
Elizabeth-J. NJ. Powell.
IHuTTdysuille-J. w. Bolton.
Ripley and MN Crsek-J. Temple.
Cdtif0rniG-S. E. Steel.
VitLidmSport-D. D. Carmacls.
UaFrisDilLe-S. Steele T. Hughes.
Vest UniOn-C. King; one to be supplied
lfidde6ourMe-R. Brooks.
Sisters0ille-R. L. woodward
GlenCille-John Branch.
CHARLESTON DIST. L. CLARKE, P. E.
Charleston StatiOn-J. S. Patterson.
Maiden ". Sanford.
Mountaia C0ue-W. II. Shaw.
.Sanmerscille-S. Jones.
Fork Lick D. Coole.
|.Sutton--J. Q. Coburn.
sEl5 RiccY-J. B. Pinchon.
Charleston CireUit--L. H. Dorsey.
Point Pleasant-J. NJ. Phelps, U. Prebble,
CGlhOWn-Eo be supplied.
GuYANDoTTE DIST. w. REGER, p. r.
Guyandotte-J g. Feather.
1Hayne-R. Northcraft, e. c. Wayman.
iSandy-T. G. Hatfield.
LOgan-B. Hagar
Coal RiUer-T To be supplied.
Fdyette-A. w. Gregg.
RaleigA-P. Vandervort.
Hamtine-H. r. Crislip.
Putndm--J. Garner.
MOnticelLo-To be supplied
WyOming.--R. Hagar
The next Session of the Conference to be held
at Parkershurg, Va, April, 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

Tue DukE OF MAIAxoFF's ENBAssY.-The
Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia North
44msrieaa says that the sneers of Pelissier will
depend very much on how John Bull handles
him:
"If he be gently entreated and petted as
hero, US he probably will be, all will go smooth
" enough, and the Marshal may oven return
home with touch of Anglomania about him.
But il he be stroked the wrong way, or his
temper be reused by arrogance or hauteuT, he
will growl loudly, and, as Napoleon /, said
to Austria, smash the satete cordiQls like pot
sherd.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

MARRIAGES. ABROAD OF WEALTHY AMERICAN
GIRLS.-0ur Paris correspondent writes that,
after Easter, Miss Ridgway, the wealthy Phila-
delphia heiress, will be led to the alter by
Frenchman, NJ. Ganay. Every winter one or
two heiresses of millions Of dollars from the
United States marry Fienchmen.- Bostoa
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NOTICE no AaOUsEKR RPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
TlE subscriber takes great pleasure In Informing his
friends and the public generally that he IS receiving
his SPRING STOCK or GOODS, which Is large
and smbraees the great variety ever offered in s city
Nv stock consists part, * eomplets Bgsortme.t Of
Carpets hugs oil Cloths. Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain Damasks. Satin Deaines, GIT COrnees,
Bands and Pins, Table and Piano Covers, together with
great variety OF articles mention This
has been selected with great sfs and price,
and do think that offer RH6ceR egt that have
not before been offered in this city.
Those Of Goods In the House Furnishing line will
please call at the old stand Ne IA3 Main ga. and
satisfy themselves that ths the place for Good aud dP
Goods. J. G. HARBOUR,
apS No
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

We are curious to know how many feet in
female arithmetic go to a mile, because we never
net with a lady yet Who's shoes were not, to
say the very least, mile too big for her.
A friend of ours has invented capital way to
prevent the smell of cooking in house. 1t is
to have nothing Tor breakfast and warm it over
for diner and supper
SUPERFICIAL writer's, like the mole, often fancy
themselves deep, when they are exceeding near
the surface.
Few people arc wise enough to prefer uescful
reproof to treachcrous praise
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

Breach OF PKoMIsE CAsE.-At the late term
of the'Eourt of common pleas at Findlay, Ohio,
Miss Cnthurinc Burket, of Union township Han
cock county, had awarded to her 81, 600 DANA
gcs for breach OF marriage promise, on the
part of Mr.. Isaiah W. West, of the same town
ship. The .ls6srsonian says
Mr.. West, wealthy bachelor, it seems, had
employed Miss Burket 10 do Homework for his
mother, with whom he made his home, and tiu-
ring her stay there as hired girl, he succeeded
in securing her affections and confidence, and,
after an Wufortunatc intimacy of some consider
uble length of time, abandoned her. We are
glad to know that our courts are disposed to do
especial justice under such circumstances
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

ARREsr OF Cu1cAGo EDrroRs -CuicAao, April
l9.-Messrs. sheahan and Cameron, editors of
the Times Ofthis city, were arrested and exam
ined to-day before United States Commissioner
Bross, on charge of abstracting letter from
the Post office, but there being no evidence
against them, they were discharged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23
M,I,uRE HOuSE-

House TO the Shaving Saloon BuSh's Literary De-
under tire Mure House, where usual prepared
TO accommodate my customers, and The public geIsran
all the branches OF my bcslness- RIIINEHAhT GAUS.
N.B.-The bath been Thoroughly reh-i snd
prepared for Summer Warm and cold bOthS iEayS
In readiness. ap5in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

Cor. FRENoNT's JOURNEY TO CALIFoRNIA.-
Col. Fremont and family were passengers on the
Golden Age for California, which steamer sailed
from Panama on the Both ult. The Colonel
goes to reside on his beautiful place in Bear VAL
ley, on his Mariposa estate, until September,
when no will return to New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

READ Tn1s!--A HoIIander's Testimony
Jacob Rinskes living in the Holland settlement
of sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After suffer-
ing for some time the misery attending an utter
prostration of mind and body, have been re-
stored by using Bcpr6ares Holland Bitte,s, to
perfect health
The fact of this remedy beng in such high
repute among the Hollanders in Wisconsin,
Michigan, New York, in fact in every HOlla I'd
settlement in the United States, argues much IN
its favor.
Try it-for Chronic or Nervous Debility. or
any Nervous, Rheumatic, or Neuralgia affection,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23
REMOVAL.

T LASGPRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and Shoe
- maker has removed his shop opposite his old stand
Main the YeFandah, where he still sOliees the
patronage public, intending his work to
itself. fau8-Sm1 J. LANGFRIED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

Az exchange mentions dying man upon the
galiows, who affirmed that the first step in his
career of crime, was that of not paying for
newspaper.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

IT may seem right in n man to be constantly
slandering his neighbors, but the end thereof is
that nobody will believe anything he says.
want of confidence has kept many man
silent A want of sense has made many per-
sons laxative.
THERE is now no prospect of bankrupt law
passing Congress- this session. If for no other
reason, there is not time enough.
WHY is the letter lazy and extrNvagant
letter? Because it is always in bed and never
out of debt.
TnE man who courted investigation, says it
isn't half MS good as an affectonate girl. Won
der when he made that discovery?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

aorS iusiuxury. but the.end thcrcof--he only eN-
GELS them in folly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23

AMERIoAN Acrons ABkoAD.-Barney vii.
liams and wife arc having great run in Eu-
rope, Miss Charlotte wyettc, an Indifferent
stock actress from Chicago, is prodigiously puff
fed by the Times and the London Journals; and
Dublin papers are half crazy over some young
American actor playing there under the nOni;''e
du theatre of LELAND Ravenswood'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23
TIM NATIONAL. FoUSDRY.-Therei is an old ira

TnE NATIONAL FoUNDRY.-Thereis an old ira
dition that once upon time, the people prayed
Jove to let them rule the weather-have rain or
sunshine, as they saw fit The tradition states
that they never had any rain, for majority new
er could agree upon the time for it The dis
cussion that has sprung up about the National
Foundry, strongly reminds us of the fable Ev-
cry city has its advautoges-aImost always SUI
perior to some that any other city has. The
last claim that we have seen, is from the falls
of the Ohio for which site contemporary
claims that there "the Government would enjoy
the advantage of the finest water power in the
world, and the power of water instead of that of
steam, is an indispensable consideration in the
construction and successful operation of the ma
chinery which must be used in the manufacture
ofcannon That regularity and scientific Preci-
sion so peculiarly required in the modus operan-
dt of the delicate and complicated machinery in
question, never has been, and probably never
can be reached by the use ofsteaIn."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-23
CHKOPLAsFHC RROCEss.
In Mechanical Dent

DIR. G. W. MOORE would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Wheeling and The
OllFyYyA public generally, that having just FetuInsd
from Baltimore, where from personal "
strucnn from the Patentee, Dr. A A. Bany and from DE
Church, Demonstration Of Operative Dentistry In the Bal
nore Dental College, having purchased the HFht
to the above named Improvement he 10 prepared
introduce among his patrons this method IN tbs
practice Of DentisEy This the old Prae
tice, In the following partcuIars=
list It absolutely accurate Ut TO The cast ans
consequently TO the mouth.
Cd spaces left the lodSneHt Of food Orth
this work its cleanliness.
3d. Partial sets foil set, be inserted
with perfect without the Of clasps or SPRUCE
which destructive to the nNtaal organs and ought
he dic0ts R0aee By operator regarding the COCO
4h. point strength It possesses vast superiority
sh Prom its nice adaptation feels Iiph' proportion
to ia weight
The pubic are Inv tied D., ca:l aud specimens
Dr. NJ purchased the -Nclu-iye right for the ey q
wheeling and is also authorizes to sell rights for Ohio ana
3see near tie ~ e Church, CtdpLias street ct.t''
WHeeliHg mhE4-la-
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sgg- See First and Fourth Pages of to-day's
paper for interesting reading matter
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To Let
DENTISTRY.

THE large warehouse fronting Quincy ST. oe
i pied by Russell MeAfee. Apply 10 ONes
ian1S IT, T. McSFEE
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WHEAT PKosPEcTs.-The last number of the
Richmond W1ig says: Perhaps, the prospect
for large and splendid crop of wheat in Vir-
ginia, was never better at this season of the
year than it is at present. During short trip
to the country last week, we had pn opportunity
of seeing many fields, all of which looked unu-
aually luxuriant and promising. From what we
heard, also, we incline TO the belief that the
yield will be a remarkably heavy one, should 10
serious disaster occur between now and harvest.
But harvest is long time off yet, and there is
no telling what may happen to change the pres
pect AS to the probable price for wheat, it is
somewhat too early to begin to speculate. AT
nil events, our farming friends will have to wait
for the speaking out of those who are recognized
as oraccs on this interesting subject
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APPOINTMENTS

OF THE WESTERN VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF TIT
NJ. f. CHURCH, HELD AT CHARLESTON, va.
APRIL 10, 1s4s.
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"LrrrLE's LIVING ACE "-This standard week
ly publication, which has attained character
and circulation not second to any serial issued
in this or any other country, has with the pres
ent month come out in new and greatly i'm
proved series. 1t now contains eighty pages a
week, instead of sixty-fonr, and is printed in a
superior manner upon an excellent quality of
paper.
To all professional men, to clergymen, law
yers, PHYSICIANS, as well as to merchants and me-
chanics. who desire to keep up with the tide of
time this work is next to indispensable.
The Lining Age is published every Saturday,
at six dollars per annum, free OF postage. Adj
dress Littell, Brown & Co., Boston; or Star
ford, Delesser & Co, 6s7 Broadway, New York.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-03-19

a famous fish factor found himself father
"t five flirting females Fanny Florence,
Fernando, Francesca and FrncIia. The
first four We're la-'catured, i'll favored, for
bidding faced frerk!el trump<, trc,tul flip
pant foolish, and tlouu,in-. Fcncla was a
tincteatureI, fresh, fleet. footed fairy, frank,
free and fnll OF fun. The fisher filled, and
WAS forced 10y licklc fortune to forcgo his
ioo'man, forfeit his torcfathcrs fine ficli and
finl Il torlorn farm house in iorS;kcn forest.
The four iicttnl females, fond Of figuring at
fra>ts in !ra,hcrs aud fashionable. finrry.
tumrd ut their fugitive father Forsaken bv
tal>"mc flaltcring fortune hunters, who fol-
lowed them when first tlouriShri, FrnrlIa
ionilcd her father, favored their food, forgot
her taterng followers and trolickrl in friczr
without flounccs. The father finding him.
self forced to forage in foreign parts for II
fortune, found he could afford Earing to
his five 'onllings. The first four were f.in
to foster their frivolitv with fine frlls and
fans, fit to finish their fathers finances; Fe-
ncla, fearful Of flooring him. formed a fan
cv for Il full fresh flower. Fate favored the
fish factor for a few days, when he fell in
with IL fog his faithful Fillev's foolS,rp fall
tered, and food failed. lie found himself
in front Of Il fortified fortress. Finding it
forsakcn, and feeling himself feeble and for
lorn with fasting, Kc fed on the, fish flesh
and fowl he found, friccassrd, and when full
fell fla, on tie floor Fresh in the forenoon
he forthwith flew The fruitful fields, and no.
forgetting Fenrla. he lil,hcd fair flower :;
when - foul, fryhIfn fine,i>h figure flashed
/ forth; Fellonious fellow lingering my flow
! ers LII finish YOU Go, say farewell TO you
fine foIiciloas family, and face ME in a fort
| nigh.!' The taint-hcart.d fisher fumed
and fal,ercd and fast was far in flight. His
five daughters flew to fall at his feet and
fcrvcnlly tei"ia,e him. Franticlv and flu.
| emily lac uufollcd his fate. FrneIa, forth
with fortified by iila ton.lness followed her
fathers f"ots cps, and flung her faultless form
at the foot Of the frigltful figure who for
gave the father, and fell flat on his face.
! for he had tervcnlly fallen in fiery fit Of
love for the fair Fencla. He feasled her
till, fascinated bv his faithfuncss she forgot
the fvrosity Of his face, form and features,
anal frankly and fondy fixed Friday. fifth of
February for the affair to come off. There
was iesliviiy, fragrance, finery fireworks,
frcasseed frogs fritters, fish, flesh, fowl and
termcntry, frontignac, flip and fare fit for the
tastitous fruit, fuss, flamheaux, four fat
| ti'ldlrrs and fiers and the frighttul form Of
the fortunate anci frumpish fen1fcll from
him, and fell he al Fcnella's feet fair favor
ed, fine frank freeman of the forest. Be-
hold the fruits Of flial affection.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-03-19

AN ANEcDoTE WITH A AMoRAL.-Thomas
Parks, the dia, st wrote concerning Louis,
PHILIPPE; "And'tIiese arc the unruIy spirits
that Louis PHILIPPE thinks lie can restrain
by lettering the press, which only increases
his unpopulariy. Monarchs avail them
selves Of the indignation which is generally
felt at any audacious crime attempted,
against their persons to enact new and un-F
constitutional means of government, forget
ting that the Indignation subsidies, whiIethe
despotism daily becomes more >irksome.
Thus Bonaparte avaited himself, Of the infer
nal machine to found his Imperial .authori-
ty. But where is the empire The Bour-
bons availed themselves Of the crime Of,
Louveto undermine the charter, and bring
back the old monarchiral system. But
where are the Bourbons? Lastly. Louis;
PHILIPPE avals himself Of the Fieschi machins:s
to draw tighter the reins on his turbulent.
subjects. No one cai, pretend to Say what.
may happen, but few people vii doubt that
he now must regret having bartersd ,the
most envinble position that = subject ever
held, for the most thorny and perilous crown
that ever monarch wore. ~ ~ 70