Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-24
THE INTELIdGENCER.
MEMS SUMNIAIfY.

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WE have news lrom the Vest Indies, dated
at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9th ult The
government fund, appropriated for the purpose
of obtaining supply oflabor, was to be actively
employed through emigration agencies opened
in different countries, the Emitted States among
the rest. The weather was very Suitrv in ia
maca, and the public health good. In Trini-
dad the crops would be late, owing to had
weather, bnt the markets were well supplied
with provisions. Trade was du at Kingston
with low sugar market. Coffee held for an
advance Exchange was at very high rate.
JonX MIrcnELL is talking disunion and the
African Slave trade, in his Knoxville, Tenn.
Southern Citizen, with his accustomed yigor.-
He was greatly alarmed by Senator Scward's
programme Of e-organizng the Supreme Count,
increasing the Standing army, stopping the ex.
tension Of slavery, &e., but the opposition of
roombs to the Army Bill, and the speech of
Hammond on the mud Sillsp uf civilization re-
assured him, and he pronOaces the South sane,
union or no union.
THE Washington letter writer's say that the
President is worn out with anxiety, and looks
very much .iaded, and one of them says that hc
recently said that lie felt as though lie could not
live six months.
A Maysville correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial indicates a cereous point Of differ
encen between the Administration of Jccms Bu-
chanan and that of Pliuroh at a memorable Pc
riod-thc latter had earn in the national crib,
the former has only Co55
4 correspondent of the Missouri Democrat
takes the great New Orleans billiard player. who
,nodo n r,,r ,c > 49, ,.;,.,- .:,J.
c.shio7, to task, aud says that such playing is
foul, As no run of more than 40 to 100 carons
can be made ;t fair game without "cushionins.'
SENATOR Mason, of Virginin, said the other
day that she did not know that the people of
Kansas we've opposed to any portion of the lie.
compton Constitution The Washington States
says that this Iculaik produced in tie Seuat. a
buzz of astouishmcut."
The Congressional Globe is now more valua-
bic than in times past Its publisher has this
Congress insisted ON publishing speeches as they
are spoken--not waiting for tedious revisaIs by
Honorable gentlemen. This fact increases its
value and interest vastly.
TnE Michigan papers state as singular fact
that during the year ending February last, nei-
ther life nor limb has been sacli iiiced on the
Michigan Southern r. r.
THE Lowell News states that the Suffolk Mills
have received orders to start up all their works
as fast as they can obtain help.
TnR President is in no hurry to make his G,T-
eign appointments lie is for settling domes-
tic difficulties first, relieving the deadlock Of
Kansas, and then inquirins into the merits
of patriots who, in these Perilous times, corns
10 the rescue Of the country and the Admins
traton
WE have accounts from the capital OF Mexico,
to the 9th inst. 1t does not appear that affairs
there have in any way improved. The Extra.
ordinary" of the 4th, represents the county to
be in most deploIahIc condition. Tie Zu!o-
aga Government seems to be powerleSs to estab-
lish order