Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-06

uS l"oula uTaW olooo lie was compelled to
wash them, and then the contest commenced.
After thirty rounds, IN which there was delight
full pummeling, each striking scientific blows,
according to the rules Dublin Tricks was knock
ed insehsible, and could not come to time in
the thirty seconds allowed. He remained more
dead than alive for several minutes, but finally
revived MCooley escaped with battered
face, a bruised body, a broken nose and the
stakes. Dublin Tricks was so drendfulIy beaten
That he had to be assisted to the boat
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AMONG the Fashions" the newest thing in
Paris just now is the Beauharnais canezon 1t
is the invention of Mile. Virgnie Vasscur, who
will make thirty or forty dresses for the same
person, so that no two shall be alike She is
the remarkable woman who originated ia robe
Clotde, of white muslin with white embrorder-
edspots.- On the skirt are nine lounces, each
with pink or blue ribbon through the hem
Between every third Aouncs is space filled up
with builons and ribbon. all down one side
bows Of ribbon are attached to each founce.
On the other side two large bows are fixed to
the bouillions. The ccrsage, low and square, is
worn with little fchu which leaves the throat
bare, and covers the shoulders The sleeves
have five founces and Eve bows of ribbon, &C..
&C., and "a wine SASH appears somewhere about
the waist; also few more flounces.
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.s.StAwFuL3 GARDENERS new Coffee and Reading
Room, in the Bawery, was visited by a New
York reporter, who found it apparently already
popular institution. Numbers of respectable
working men were reading at the tables, one or
two smokingj and little gang of regular ''brni
sers" in red shirts, were calling for lemonade
at the counter, and watching Awful" Gardner
with much curiosity. The "Awrul" shook
hands with them very cordially One tall, mus
cular man came in who said he had trained
Gardner for prize fight once in Philadelphia,
but, like him, he had enough of rowdyisin, and
was trying to lead good life; he had heard of
the room, and it was just what he had long
wished for his old comrades
LORD DERBY went out of his Office gracefully
In the course of his last public address he said
that he had no fault to find with the treatment
which he experienced from the OPPOSITION
They had acted constitutonally and conscicn-
,tiously, and he gave them credit for so doing.
Onmany of the most important questions of
the day he agreed with the statesmen who were
to succeed them, and on such questions he
would give them no cold or niggard support
an expression of disinterestedncss and patriot
ism which an English paper thinks will greatly
mollify the accrblty in the breaking up of a gov
eminent which dissolved the last parliament,
and has found no favor with the now one.
TnE Paris correspondent of the London Court
Journal says the Empress has organized
species of Dorcas Association, for making lint
for the wounded, and it is du meillsur ton to
appear at Ethese small receptions with little
work-basket on your arm and bundle of little
rags in your hand. Those who have produced
the greatest quantity are to be rewarded with
golden bee.
WIEN the coffin containing the body of Gen.
ereal Espinasse was carried on board the steam
frigate which conveyed it to France, the deck
was crowded with Austrian prisoners On a
sign from their officers they all fell into line,
and by their attitude, in the absence of arms.
rendered military honors to the mortal remains
oftheir brave adversary.
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WHEN an express wagon arrived at station
on the lower Trinity, in California, with bloom-
ing widow in charge, justices court, then in
session, was adjourned for ten minutes to give
the attorneys and jury sight at crinoline!
Hon. JOHN HICKMAN, of Pa, has written
letter giving his views ont the subject of the rights
Of naturalized citizens when abroad For the
public information it may be well to state that
he opposes Gen. Cass's position, and agrees with
Bolts.
TuE report that has recently obtained curren.
Cyl, that Mr.gDonn Piatt will conduct the Ma
ttona1 Era for the benefit of Mr.. Chase, is con.
itradicted by Mr. Piatt. Tie paper will main
taintthe character established for it under the
editorship of DIR. Bailey.