Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-25

SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 25, 1859.
~ LARGEST DAILY. TR1-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION. OF ANY PAPER IN WHEELING.
ORGANIZED EMIGRAT1oN-We would call the
attention of our readers to advertisement in
our columns of the American Emigration Com
pany. We regard the system of concerted emf
grafton in contradistnction from the old hap
hazard system of separate emigration, one OF
the most important impro vements of the age.
By removing in companies, carrying along the
schools, arts, and convcniences of high civil
ization single year performs the work Of a
whole generation under the old method. This
colonization in Virginia, from Europe and the
Northern States, promises not only to be finan-
cially profitable to all parties interested in the
movement, and especially to the people of this
State; but by restoring to fertility the old plan
tations which, in the East, have been wasted and
deserted by slave labor, and by bringing into
cultivation the wild forests, and developing the
vast mineral resources of the West, which have
been past by and neglected from their falsely
supposed connection with slavery, furnishes
the most practicable plan to extend the en-
pre of free labor and education, and is to the
patriot and philanthropist one Of the most in
vting and magnificent enterprises Of the age.
We understand in some counties where the
company have been operating the past two
years, the lands have so increased in price and
value, that an assessment at this time would be
double that of 1856.
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TnERE's voice Just now in Ramah The old
organ at Richmond has given the branch mouth
piece next door swipe for its impertinent in
reference about the Presidential prospects of
Hunter and Wise. The Organ next door, as all
the world knows, has no love for the Wise in
terest any more, since that "terrible Z1uavc,"
Gov. Wise, administered on its bare back last
summer. The Richmond Organ says that the
next door Organ bears ''enmty to Gov Wise"
We think that is quite likely. How does the
Rchmonder suppose fellow would feel, any
how, under the circumstances? The Rich
monder must suppose that the breast of the
Organ next door is more swelled ont with the
milk of human kindness than the "diStcndcd
udders" Of old Yirgil's newly accouched cows,
if it expects it to bear the memory Of that bas-
tinadoing with mcekncss and in silence
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HARPER's WEEKLY, by yesterdays lis is
credtabc affair. There is domestic picture
Consort, and the big and little tabs OF tiheir
household, to the number of nine, exclusive of
zone at the breast" belonging to the Princess
Royal, now Of Prussia, which grandmother Vic
is holding in her arms with an engaging cx-
preston Of grandmotherly interest. How much
body likes woman, even a queen, that
is "great on children. By the way, we no.
ticed among the news the other day, that Vic
tora had become Interesting" again. 1t strikes
that if the youngsters take after their "pa-
rients," 'booded stock" will he at discount
in Albion isle, in about anotIre: generation.
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PARAGUAY D'HILLiEls, whom Lou Napoleon
has disgraccd, is known in Paris as, politically,
one of the most unprinciped Ercnchmcn living.
The Emperor never liked him. and IL current
story sometime since was to this effect Bara.
quay suspected of some offence and was
severely reproved by his imperial masler-
"Sire, " he replied humbly, al have but one arm
0hc other was carried away by shot mt some
battle) but it is ever at the service of your Ma
jesty." Ali vraiment /" returned Louis
''that is not much. for when you had two both
were devoted to Louis Philippe"
The last N o. Pic0ywue says Senator Slidell,
who has been absent from the city few days,
with MS iahlly, IN 81. John, returned ycster-
day. We learn that the announcement by tclc.
graph from Washington, that he has been APP
pointed Minister to France, surprised him more,
for it was all news to him. He had heard moth.
ing of the sort from Washington, and expected
nothing"
MORE newspaper maps are needed A fresh
supply of Italian towns having arrived in the
war intelligence the old mans with The familiar
localities are almost useless. Hurry mp, enter
Prising newspapers, down with the dots of the
battle field. We take this opportunity to state