Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-09
a New MARsE1LlA1sE.-In describing the
great celebration in Paris, eAIalakofF" of the N.

a New MARsE1l4IsE.-In describing the
great celebration in Paris, fsAIalakoffr Of the N.
8. 1smsssays:
sAs one the regimental bands came e take
its station on the Place Vendome in front of
us, while its regiment filed past, it played
the new Italian Marseillaise, or rather Milanaise
which annoyed the Austrians SO much, aud
which ey.pLohibited in their Italian provinces.
1t was the first air heard on arriving in Italy,
and the last one on leaving; the Italians ate,
drank; went TO bed got ups marched and. fought
their enemies, in unison with the notes; did
the same (al but the ighting) myself ltiisione
Tot those glorious airszw hich raises mans hair
to the perpendicular and sets his nerves in q
tremoE. lt.utters the plaintive cry of the Ital
ians struggling for liberty, tcalls them from
their ffresideS and clusters them under the flag
LOT independence; 1T leads them. to the midst of
roaring cannon and flashing steel; bushes to
sleep the dying warriors on the field of battle.
and then sounds aloud the note of victory. I
was always afraid when heard this piece Of
exciting music that some one might come along
and banter me to join Garibaldi! The world owes
Italy her independence, if for nothing else than
her glorious music. ..
WALKER AND SrAxToM- Occasional writes to.
Forney's Press under date of Friday last:
Hon. Robert ]. Walker returned to Washing
ton yesterday, after,a visit to his favorite sum.
mer resort, Schooley's Mountain. an. happy
to say that he is excellent health, and is filed
with his former aud recent affection for the
President of the United States. l do not know
whether the Governor. has paid his respects to,
his Majesty, but as the SOLDIERS Home, is a
delightful rural retreat, and as the President is
in need, of, comfort under his late political af.
iictions, Gov. Walker will no doubt take an
afternoon ride for the sake of censoling his fos-
mer companion in arms. In this connections it
01nmE lat A.
Hon. Frederick p. Stanton stands steadily by.
his original position, and refuses any compro.
mise whatever with party so utterly debauch-
ed and degraded as the present dynasty has
become:
IT is officially reported to the Emperor of the
French that chloroform was used in 80, 600 sur.
gical operations in the Crimea, by skilled assist.
ant surgeons, without single death; asimilar
success has followed its administration at Sol
ferino and Magenta; but in English hospitals
there have been about one hundred deaths in
one,third of this number of operations in the
Crimea. The London deaths from chloroform
begin to be so common that coroner's inquests
are rarely called for. Everything seems to de-
pend on the mode of administration.
Tue new divorce laws have brought to light
quite a number of unhappy cases in England
Formerly it was extremely difficult, and even
impossible, without great expense, to sunder
the bonds of matrimony, and of course the ap>
plicants were few, but.now there is quite rush
for the desired freedom, and the torrent of ap-
plicants not only continues, but increases, SO
that seven judges are found inadequate to the
discharge of business.
TnE general agent for the western States of
the Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, re-
ceives compensation larger thar that of the
President of the United States The Hartford
Times says his commissions annually range
from $685. 900 to $50 600. The insurance bust
ness must be very profitable to pay stockhold.
ers ten'to fifteen per cent. dividend, and agents
such enormous salaries.
FnE Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon hasn't very good
idea of newspapers. In his recent discourse no
said he cared not how they attacked him or at.
tempted to combat his doctrine, be would come
out allsthe stronger; but when the Press began
to praise him, then he felt the necessity of Di-
vine support to keep him humble; The obser-
walton seemed to please his hearers.
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Arouse Philadelphia "blood, in a frolicsome
.hfTpmor, decked himself in the swelling hoops
and gay founces ola female friend, and paraded
thu public streets. He was ..taken in out of
the we" and the steel hoops of his skirt ex.
changed for the iron bars of CELL
Nh. CORwIN says that he is the father of the
Republican party. The Louisville Jouraalhopes
that the old gentlelnan's next child will be an
Improvement, but thinks it must be confessed
that he occasionally spanks his rather ugly brat
with right good will.
suxxEn is over at Saratoga. Visitors have
mostly turned their faces homeward. The sea.
son has been very successful. AT the PRINCIPAL
hotels over %, 600 names are registered. Add
to this the visitors who stopped at private boar.
dug honses and the estimate of $4,000 is cons
Si6HrP6 pot