Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-25
BrooI.e County News.
from the wsllsIarg Herald of yesterday

Brooke County News.
TFrom the wellsburg Herald of yesterdayl
The trials for neglecting the summons of the
fire Superintendent before his honor, the Mayor,
on Saturday last, resulted in all those who APP
pcared being excused, on various grounds, eX-
cept Isaiah Roberts, who failing to render any l
excuse, was fined 81 and costs, upon which he |
declared his intention to appeal to Judge |
Thompson Mayor Langftt explained the law |
in very satisfactory manner and no further
difficulty need be apprehended in its:eXecutlon. |
THE discouragng appearance of affairs after
the disastrous June frosts of this season. opera
ted as sudden damper on the sale OF Reaping |
aud Moving Machines for which quite extensive
preparations had been made. Farmers seem
now perfectly content to cut their wheat with
the old fashioned cradle and ,be thankful that
they have any to cut.
AT the last meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety the Sweepstake Premu mS for horses were
fixed as follows:
Best and fastest Stallion, $50
Best and fastest Mare or Gelding, 20
Entrance fee for Stations, So; for Mares or
Geldings, 50; and five entries required in each
class.
LARGE quantities Of buckwheat are being
sowed throughout the frost bitten regions
Some 800 bushels were retailed for seed at West
Middletown in few days, as VIC are informed;
Bnckwheat cakes and honey are very good
substitute for bread and butter.
CONSIDERABLE quantities Of wool have come
in during the last few days, and by this time
the bulk of the clip is probably sold. The wool
this year. we are told, is rather lighter than or
binary to the fleece
The wool trade experienced slight backset
consequent upon the frost panic, but is recuper-
atng and buyers are again in the field
TIE Pic Mic fever has broken out in a desper-
ate way, lately. On Saturday last, Young
America had lively time, at Rush Run, and
| for the 4th of July, we hear of several in con-
temptation, by the different Sunday schools of
the town and neighbOrhood.
RAspvERRIEs and cherries, in moderate guam
titles have made their appearance in the streets,
for sale.
NJ. KossuTu AND THE WAR-HIs ADDRESS TO THE
HUNGAmANs IN AMERICA.
To the Editor of the Netp Iopk Times:
SIN: beg respectfully to solicit the favor of
your granting prominent place in the columns
of your widely circulated journal to the Enclosed
warning, addressed to my fcIlO" -countrymen in
the United States.
The good will and friendly feeling which the
scattered IONS Of Hungary have met from the
American periodical Press encourages me to
hope that your contemporaries throughout the
Union will not refuse the benefit of republican
ton to the few lines, which, with the assistance
Of extended publicity, may serve to preserve
many well deserving man from compromising
MS utuTc ny SIelu''' ~ l'c 'A'P''"S va P'S''O''
Impotence
beg yon to accept the assurance of my high
regards and Of my particular consideration
Kossuru
80 UPPER COVER STREET, London, Eng,
June 0, 1859,
TO THE HUNGARIAN ExrLEs RESIDING IN THE
UNITED STATES.
At tho time Of the late Crimean War, several
of my cxilcd fellow -countrymen brought great
lO,i Gnrv Inv
situations, and leaving the United States for
Europe, without having taken care To ascertain
whether not circumstances warranted the
step.
together with partly vague partly cXag gerated,
artly unfnunded reports, may have similar,
effect.
| consider it, therefore, to be my duty to
warn my exilcd fellow. countrymcn in America
that 10 as not yet time for them 10 mOUe.
Grave considerations forbid my entering on
premature explanations Suffice it to say that,
though the sky is frightening promisingly, we
have yet great difficulties to overcome.
Due care is TAKEN not only of the interest OF
our country, but also especially of ther person
al interests.
They shall be duly apprized in due time But
the time has not yet come. Let them patiently,
let them confidently wait. Any inconsidcrate
rashncss might bring personal ruin to them,
without the slightest advantage to the public
cause. KossUTu.
LONDON, England June Q, 1850.
In GHANCERY.