Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-31
TnE LonixeiII. 0onrier says:

The Louisville Courier says:
No paper can live in kentucky and support
| Douglas, with its squatter sovereignty hcreSv of
! the power Of Il Territorial Legislature TO abolish
slavery, while the power u protect is denied,
except the louisville Democrat, and how it may
advocate such n Black Republican heresy, and
live in Il Southern State, we shall not now stop
| to explain
Also:
We have an abiding faith that there is but one
editor in kentucky who would coa,iy and de-
/ iibcratcly advocate sCuh hcrcSy in the name
+. of Democracy, and he is the Douglas madman,
of the Louisville Democrat To desert the
! Democrat. therefore, in this Abolition hereSy,
I is 10 coincide with the Courier, for there is no
middle groumd to occupy, since all that we ask
! is the Cincinnati platform without the Douglas
plank, the Kentucky platform with the bred
Scott opinion, and the Constitution OF the Unit
cd States, with an acknowledgement of its sa-
cred provisions FOR guarding and protecting the
rights of the South as Il co.cguai Of the Federal
Union, and willingness on the part of all good
men 10 carry out these provisions in good faith.
-%o S.a--
Tue Paris correspondent of the New York
Courier thus concludes graphic description of
the departure %: Louis Napoleon, for the con-
mand of his army in Italy
/ cannot conclude without observing n new
and indisputable proof of the popularity Of the
/ Emperor and of this war in France Saturday
last was the first day in which offers 10 partiCi-
pate in the new loan of hundred millions Of
dollars was 10 be received. From the night be-
/ fore, the precincts of the Treasury where the
/ applications were to be received, were crowded
with persons of the ni Idle and of what are i'm
/ properly termed the very lowest classes, eager
4 To tender their little offerings, and this spectI-
Gle has been renewed every day since, and will
/ take place equally in every city of France. II
the loan were for two thousand millions Of
francs Cfomr hundred millions Of doars) it
would hc subscribed.
Tho Fnu,IS, owing principally to this circum-
siauco have improved, and unless some disaster
arrive, which there is little reason to apPrehcnd,
will rise further and rapidly.
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ACRowDED POPULATION one part Of Lon
don people live i'll the proportion OF 2i3, 900 per
square mile; and in q part nfLiverpOo 100000.
Iii portion OF Broad street, Boston, they have
only nine square yards for person, which is
equal to Al, 552 per square smile.
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Tue n. Y. Jou5naI 81 Commerce says the
market stalls beginning to blush with
Strawberries. There arrived from Philadelphia
about $500 bushels, which sold about the city
a; thirty cents per quart.
UNDER the head o! births, in one of the New
York papers, is this announcement.
ColSon-Ou Sunday, May 22d, Mime. Pauline
C0lSon, cantatricc of the Italian Opera, of
! laughter.
The Boston Post thinks there is but little
doubt but what this youngstcr will drato well.
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Hon. Daniel f. Sicklcs appeared on Broad
way, in promenade hours, last week, say the
New York papers, and took the fashionable and
crowded side of the street unfnchingly.
AT Minnesota, Downieville Co.. California,
things were lively during the morning of April
Esd. There was a brisk movement in every
thng-in fact the whole of the main street dis
appeared in land slide
Eliza Webb has recovered $4,000 damages
from the Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia
(ohio) Railroad Company, for killing her hus.
hand, valuable brakesman.
LIE Providence Or. ~ Journal thinks the
Memoirs Of Catharine II will have a wide circu
alton, "they are 50 full Of scandal"