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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-05
Die G;efansennebnntm8 @ebamDl'S.

Der ct. NrterSturser Correspondent oes ,,gtcro"
hcrihtet Die fo9cnren Details in SsreT rer G3efan.
FnnGhme SGamgl'S, pes terGbmten 6Iuptnas be.
5i&rrfrltn. N1ttcem c rcn cpm 6iiritcn 8aratinsf
cntmpremen NnSriTSplan briArmttn 1G6rt rr in fpl.
lenrer g@stis fort:
Ter RampF mar einsr Der Yrr;meiffltlt,n, ben man
lib mar ju rtnfen permd9. alIsu Die imtiAes ;rti
Seurr aetrnCbten Wuripeu ertannten ran SElpertorp
crer 6lutt aIsih unmp9Iitb lrisn. G$on 400 Nfann.
ptibt rie Senbuna G)eunil sstiloct batsn. Bite
zen nur AZ am ycbcn. Stbam9I chtp6 lit in cine DER
IN Den 5"lltn ein9ebaurncn @rbnunssn Gin. = al
plotean mar NIT 2eidjen teoedt. 9Eir ecrloren leo
WaRn. NiS 6init Snriatinetp auf Dem Waelu a,i.
ln9 lB CT DDS 6euern sinittQsn unp fprpertc lcIbl
SbamY Sur uebtr9abe aui. 1irisr q ititr scr sinel
Ceffnun9 nnO fraStc, untcr wtlhsn Sernsunari
nan leine1ltterNa6e p:rlln9r. Samm rbnc iraen1
Nflh' mei!'rc y nAunJeh aus Oeincm 3ufIubts
,rte berAus." Gntwprtcte ptr SkrrteIetlsbnber. 81
or mdhrrno 70 "rlev Sabre unicr ertittcrfttr 6einr
fmsItH mIr. trnt r1rnui brrcpc ,,Sii bu Gd,a
n9I? :" fraate Ger yuri Sn." Intmcrtctc Ger Smaum
" Gann Wirr ) Gin Stsen aetcnt unp Tn wirt Ieins
lransn unp lein Gl9entbum tebatem qaen id
perb' 0idb mcr8en nod ct 9 ter5tur9 1enOen unb
0ein Sbidial muB ihlsfli8 BON bem gBasn bss
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= 5clsenrrr bDhff trnuriac gscrfatI erei ,nete
iid9 nsuiit in seien, unp brnsrn mir benlelber
pis i'm cine bprtise 3Gtuns beribtet: .Giue
arme GaseIrbnersfamilie batte cine orpse proht-
eplle Rase, ipehe rie Sinter telonrrrs o.rr.
hattsn. G'em0bnli6 bilpttt Sas Id5ne Sbisr fin
Der Ntmrlenbeit Der Gltern ben Wittelpunft her
llntrrRaltnns fiir Gle erei teinen Rinser. @s
mar am Ntenr pet 3tpeitrn Nnauf, ais II, G(tsrn ,
pom Der Nrbeit nab 6anie auriiffsbrteu. OEeIs
der 9ntiid BOT iidb ibnrn bar: i6re orct sinber
| nit ourh9etihtncn Seblen unp in isrrm
Stu;e ldrtmmtrt auf rer Grpe, mitten rmtsr
ibnrn lap tie 6aBe nit funfrluSen auaen. Die
Niuiter hrite nit einem Scbret Der ger,peifs
iunl duf rtr vrihen ibrsr Sinner. 9n opmfel6eu
Nu9rnbi d. ia6 ibr Die JsaBe au Der &sbfe mn
otrItsts ibr fiirttcrlibe SiF; in 6als II. @huls
tern. Der NfGnn, Der Gin Bril- hei Ib ,fIbrte
Bate nod 10 pirl @sfef9esenwart, bic Sd &c uup.
Shwan3 gu Ialien nnp nit enem asCtift aus.
8efabrten Sicte 3u tGbten. Na8 auaeteater lin.
terlu4uns seiste es fdb, bas pie &abe bic 3uu<
wutb seea6t. Die Srau CAB am 10. i6ren G,ca
a"f, Der Mann parbe balls pabnGinnis.
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ehmomo, aSa., Sommat'cmS, scm $. Nopc,nler 1s5

&c lber'rn no laden, Sutcn in Cen luacnauntsn
0'e9elapren unp Snnpc tcnnte er bageyen purtnus
mot leipen: erterc, res 9Grmens unp Sprinans me-
gen, mas 'bm bEd ;uipipsr mar; lebtere, neil er rrs
O'enlhsn on Der bunpsmutb bate terben ebn. lie
alte SitpIs peranp isrsn gSiuf uno 10 fam es, bae
Der Doctor fb bnS Sprcben, uuGsr am Srantentctt
fd gang atsewGbnts. = gr mar es. DER Dem tetencrn
@rstdben aus icner Sturirltutc, melebe Gin flrucs
suftlp6, pom Nubtn tlum tsmerttar, bate Nntwcrt
aab SsitcrS mar rit Der 3tit init Dem atenrsraun
Iort9e9an9en, mas or ionf ure tbat. uHp bate ncti
einma aui bic S&icfcrtafc aeitrietcu mcbin rpas CT
'on plrBlirber RrantbcitsIGGc babrr nie psrldumtr
uno Stpae lab ibm tcpiihic!np icresmaI nact =
9eute ater errsids ibr Gritaunen ben tGtttn ruo:
o'nn Der Gpeer lup elm paar sruer aItt 9tcrrprlen
mi 9reBer Soraalt, pdds iis lammt tem Scrtanr,eus
IN bic meitcn &alhcn itincs rbntarberiartrun 8rdS
unS gin9 FORT ais rie Sirdenubr serare ELF fdlus,
obne auf cas @lIcn 3h warteu.
GrduBen unter prn 6aletIlten am beunbtrac idnb
er BEN un9rn @erbrr Strrfens, rer h cinlt tbr an.
lclr9rntl;b nm Sruleno Grctben tcpcrben batte uro
lttt tb:tm rIihie!bacn Srrlhminncn lros sstlicten
mar. Der Doctor lab i'm tIps fraacnp an, unp Der
iun9e Ndnn bot 'ur Nntnor nur rie ltorte Suur.
Ssire eihSen itweigruO pabin, Iris auflrettnb bis
iu eincm 9rrBrn 9Sahtplpsrtuld auf weitem Gocn
Sersrildtn. DIRT rsrn lie i6 louihcnp auf pe Satrs
n'epsr. Nd6 mrni9rn Nfrucn lcblus cS in Dairl
3wplt nno rings ldutrttu rir 5biirmr Der z Grier
NtlttaA Yer GreUr unttriu6te rubis oas 3anrtrnut
ieiner piiplen, unp 0cors StcrrnS ;Ua elm riinmeS
ehr fct SeOrebtrs Seil nit eIattrr liuae am gnee
err0er. Scinr bdnoe Sitterten rabe unp Der Doctor
idsuttclte es tcmsrtsnr, langiam ben Ropf
Da ttnten iriie mcIrrIhc RIan9s aus Dem Srr1e
bCrrur: ,,SCfcbl On oene gSeae" gScbutIam np6,
rilis stt bic Sdlingc purd pas runpli5e Qc6 binab
IN rie 6Gblr.
DER @ean9 tDntc irrt - odnu ;uGte raS Sell -
enmal = inelma = creinIal = unp Il DC I1nner
deben es ploelib nit aIIsr Gemat IN. Ginen auscu,
tlid mrn cS brig eri&ittsrt Damn miro CO tu, unc
iautcS, tan9rS 9Sriurn ihatIt aus Der IieIe!
yipS Aulian, Der leuc Nicttt htlIcr u; iesn puGtc
ihitrf Aratn 9fittaa mcenS lchr ir BEN 6psf buttc
'r ant pcm S6cBe 0'rrtdeno Iie9rnp, melte ihn lte
rntei trascn uuo ianIt iuaeu muEtr Ter Doctor. Der
fdb leit hreS Saters acre nit rer unsliidlibrn in
4rrrcppncen 9riret. bate e curlih iitrrrrpet benz
llnNbeucr berbei rie Stblluse trn 6aiS III learn
Hnr 10 rdro Der tuti9e NGntrr srerciIclt.
G)rthen fIbrtr, na6prm lie Ia ptr @uniia,iuStythe
Dem Giittpie Won SJnnbrud isltit aeb,itts uno Yrn
bm ntioipir mar, ihr Riup sur Gaufe mcbei Der oie
0rctrr @ellariuS unp G'eprg Strricns ais Yatben
ungirtn Damn trat liz in 6Grter in BEN Nrpeu Der
GidriiHnernncn.
9tot hsut ater beiutteu aue 7rcmrcn, ris in rr
5sgenr tcmmen, pas 9ipSIoit tei DhjItI.
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gao. 23.

@a' er' melEee crbdb,n,n @erieisrs, Aupnm,,. /"
SW'm9i pru9te iein 6aupt pbnc sln SSort An
auB.rh' Der eene,nl iaa't birrauf: SD mar
"'e iah9e aur DID in Siflis i'd bpffte, ru Mir
psp leielt tpmmen unp lid untrrwerfen, allsin
Du 6WanSet mid, Gi6 b!sr au3u utsn."
Sann ~dncts or iih al Sp,,ti,ruttn 0jratbs
nn0 ia9ts: "Srscben Sir f6 uslcid nods Ct.
Pcferseur9 uno beritttrn Sie Gem Rasr nus
OH 9elceen boten. @pratn mtrpe ib einsn SSc,
tr'pt uno Sbam9l leItu Isnrrn"
a''S ut Die GntmideunN prs. ttutaen Ira
Ma {, rfhen sinSsIns gEcdmlfiuc lidb ls,t il Ian.
ger 3etf at9erpilt babcn. GjlcChmrbl III tic Rel,
Ger &fe npt nid,t gang sei6lplItn; cs Inn
I'm NantaiuS nctb nirtrerc yStamnie nidbt uut,r,
"'rfen mrroen unr rrreu S,mlnJuuo mue cst
'p'e Aufadte ftln; aGen nc @tinnarnn,bmuro
S@nmp!S miro nidt wrnis pa;u bc,rraocu. cos
SSert 5u perciniactrn, roe unlrre tori,rrn Su,
Pa1rh leBt nod Su ccabrngcn tateu."
Nic ErnpUner sNr6ruihriit ,.9bc 0rcE" bee
inertf IN elmer Sclrretun9 pcS Balcc SHopnp.
, orr 2Ibertehcnhrln tlrilt aliu Sue S6idIo,
treS 9e9enbiIceS Nep.rl.JSaecr; SChomn, n
IN Den 5anoen Ger JiuIrn 9irtb finn mir rbue
nue &unoe uter Tie nGbcrn umltduce ,eiucr Cje-
fan9snnrbmuna nnp piHru nictt, oh Ge rur6
'elnen 6lpSsn 3ufau eeihnb. rper ub lie oui sSl<
''Ss Grlhopfnna Der tbertcijlItrn NicrtbeiSi.
nneSmittsI trutet.
Snampl rar ebrn 10 irbr Die 6abne nno ber
'oammelpuntt, wie bae Stmcrt uup nsr Mrf;;G-
"er letreS Bottles. gEie bel titincn 6j,tirosl,3,,
men semUbnlib, war ss Ypr;iialtd cic Ginof,i
uno Nfannsjuht, an Der cs ccu GlterffIIen 10.
rad. Sbre mchielici e Giferluht, ibr Ris.
ifauen Bon Stumm geacu Stamm brsurftc ns,
'p'h9eh0sn 9ano zines Naauss BON uuscrov-
f'nfit@er Sbatfrait, ancS Nannes bon ousrr.
Frprntltter Ebattraft, eiuer IauueS, prfIru an.
'rtannte lieterlrarnbeit ibn Iter ben 9leip uns
'e 3mtrtradbt btnneJbrb. 9u Grmanaeluno ei.
mes lplten eeitrrs warcu fr ieeer,eit uuriuio
Hho nntpatts, nur peRn Gin lolp.r ibren SRI.
rsritano brlerItc unp rntts, wartn lie ZEN guIT,r
iuhtbar
sSte le2r S&I ale ieine grrsdnser ibere
traf. pas bessuste Die 70 Siel Isnaere Dausr fsiz
mes gSibrritanbee. % Sabre uno nod l5noer
tebauptete er iid ni6t blps, scn Sppen ~
elimn unterifiist scas, cen 6einp, IonScrn bieIt
auh psn urlpriinsIjasn Gnttuliaemus aufreht
uno teiner feiner ricsn unn rnuben glubSr,sr
fIrl bon ibm ab. Gr mar nod mebr ais elm or.,
per Nauptltng eper ais elm rehtmdGieer Siira
Der fur itiHr Jrcns tlmpft, er mar her S6mse
elncr 9atton nnc StcliAipn, Der 8rprGcntant bee
Nln9tampfeS peri6nIcber 5rstbeit seien BEN ty.
rHnnilfen 5Oriitritt src6er Staaten, pes Srien..
talismus ersen Is GurppGrrthum. Niebr urh
ais ben fubnen nnb sIiiflibcn 6rlrGerrn Der bre
ten ieiite ganosIsute in ibm p,n Vrrpbeten. pen
"rn @ud9 Snlpirirteu, BEN m,rpcre,fanpe, en-
iaraeenilhcn 5eIpen, ME er eiuit in b.r glitbel
scit pes 95am fampfte unS irate.
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3estmauusen.

Der Nuiei0cr" cricbent jepcn Sonnabcno, irm balSs
i6trttr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 80 in SprduSsabuns,
pse % Ge per Nrna sablbar Den rely 3rG9er. 9ue~
pirsc brnuCn belttbcn cen Scas an een 9erauS9eber
(Nttcre94pr 675l sefolii9lt tin,uicncei.
Gutirrtncno Stityhss uuc 8ibunecn iptrbtn fanfbar
,utlcleu ,eion,n,cn uno auf gSeriau1sn bcnprirt.
Ine9en uup SttanlrmohunSen a0er sri perecn unter
fplsenocn 9tonSurseu oussnrmcn: Gnmati9c Ginrut>
una etneS SauIrco 10 3ei!tn cee rent9c hilSen enen
Sluarc so GtS ptimalise 9inrudun9 IS Gte. uue fur
icpes psiterc Dial % Gte.; 6rhc tlh6itsn;ciSeE
otn iur SI2 in babidtrIitr Scraueabun9 auSencmmcn.
GJrSGeyc InSti9n ,peroea perbaltniemlfiS trrcthne
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Inc German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per An
mum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
Advertisements, directed: Letter-Box 675,
will be carefully attented to.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TnE TIGnT ROPE Fear AT NIAGARA.-A cor
respondent of the N. Y. Tribune, writing from
Niagara Falls, under date of the Both ult, gives
the following account of the successful accom-.
plishment of one of the greatest feats on record:
This afternoon II. Emile Blondin successfully
accomplished the terrific undertaking of cross.
ing the Niagara River on Tight Rope, at a
hight of one hundred and ffty:one feet above
the rushing torrent below. As mere fool.
hardy exploit, this feat has seldom been eoualed,
and as an exhibition of nerve it stands without
a parallel. The most daring performers on the
tight rope have never attempted anything ap
preaching this performance of n. Blondin's in
difficulty and danger. 1t is true that dangerous
ascensions have been frequently made from the
ground to the tops of lofty spires, or .nasts of
vessels, and that crossings have been sue
cessfully attempted from the top of one
high building to another, upon a single rope,
but all these exploits fade into insignifcancc
by the side of the Niagara Falls achievement.
The single rope lookedlike mere thread spann.
ing the chasm, which is eleven hundred feet
wide and one hundred and fifty feet deep
Through the bottom Of the abyss the Niagara
River, at that place of an unknown and umcas.
urable depth, rushes along with furious swift
ness to the whirlpool below; the slightest mis-.
step of the foolhar6y adventurer would have
hurried him from his precarious footing, and lie
would have disappeared from mortal eyes until
his mangled body should be picked up far below.
probably in Lake Ontario. But this catastrophe
did not enter into the calculation of M. Blondin;
he did not propose to fall; he had stretched his
rope across the river to walk upon gand not to
tumble from, and the result proved that his de-
pendence on his self-possesson and sure footed.
ness was not misplaced.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

Tue Courier DIES Etats Uais, of New York,
says, apropos to the GortshakOff circular, and
the change of Ministry in England: ave may
now consider Austria definitely left alone; aban-
doned to herself in the struggle that she has SO
obstinately provoked and so imprulcntly com
menced. Its duration must therefore neccssari,
ly be the more brief-aud Metternion has jus,
died in time, not to witness the disap pearance Of
that political work where temporary success
made his celebrity"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
sP e q AZ NOTICES.

NEwroRr, KY, June s, 1856.
DR. BAKHE:-DK HA's BALsAu for the Lungs is a med.
cine which really performs all that purpOrs
misakei For ave years the Consumption, which
gradually upon till eosned ny bed which
At that time all said could live han
ger, by the Halls Balsau been re-
stored heath, that to
feel that SO oGtud6Ee medicine should be known
WM WHITE.
This to certify acquainted with Mr.. White
and of his case and that the above statement strictly
true CHARLES CLEVER.
Residence both the above Is the corner of Mayo and
Saratoga streets, Newport, Kentucky.
For sale by t. LOGAN CO.,
Ie2A2w Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
To the Be-DruzEed nud Poisoned Citizens
OF Wheeling and Vicinity.

To the Be-DruzRed nud Poisoned Citizens
OF Wheeling and Vicinity.
You with deluge of the vest compounds in
the form of AcOhoc that ever emanated from
that pest Of society, the LIQUOR MIXER They are sold to
you as luxury, they dispensed to yOu as Medi
cine, and in either else the effect Is the same
There bot one way to escape, to use as
luxury or medicament reliable stimulant sold
under stamp and SEAL which ce.ta- that 1t has
not been tempered with. Such an ARTICLES
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection the British Govern
ment is delicatey favored (unlke any other Gn) with
some of the most valuable reetoraves OF the Vegetable
Kingdom and is by far the healthy beverage extaut
TAG MOST EMINENT AND AMEa1oA not
only recommend its use by the hale and hearty pre-
scribe it as medicine where stimulant is required
TuE 7EWALR will find 1t not only pleasant Cordial.
but certain reefn suerings Of periodical character
ANALYTICAL CHENIsls pronounce 1t perfectly
pure, and its restorative merits Incompatible
GERS, &c.
For sale in Wheeling va by I. H. LOGAN CO.. Al Main
street. T. n. JOHNSTON 176 Market St., and others.
EDMUND o. CHARLES, General Agent
my17-d&wI1m DEPOT, No. 40 BROADWAY, my,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

IT is admitted now, we understand, that there
are the finest crops of Wheat, Rye, and Oats,
in Virginia, generally, this car, that have been
seen for several years past The prospect for
Corn, also, at this time, is good-bnt, Of course
much will depend upon the weather in July and
August
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

A gentleman walking along the streets OF
Philadelphia, in the vicinity of large fire, was
very much startled by the effect of a large coal,
which, alighting on the top of his hat, burnt
through and warmed his head intensely. His
surprise was mOmentary, but terrific.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TnE Detroit Tribune, of the 9th gives an
account of conspiracy to blow up steamboat.
fellow offered for $500 to blow up two boats
at their docks with SO lbs of powder, the idea
being to obviate railroad opposition between
Cleveland and Buffalo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
So. Johns nay MT wel,.burq,

The celebration on last Friday, the oath, by
the Masons, being the anniversary ofSt Johns
day, was grand affair. The day was bcauti-
full one for the purpose and the brethren turned
out in force. There were about 200 in the pro-
cession. The procession was well managed,
and the address by B. II. Smith, at the NJ E.
Church, was a very excellant one, and listened to
by crowd which filled the spacious room to
its utmost capacity. By the way, we presume,
a romantic afterpiece, a wedding was solem.
nized in the Masonic Hall, in the presence Of
some Of the brethren, between Mr.. John Eber-
lein, OF Steubenyille, and Mrs. Mary A. Elliot,
of New Alexandria, Ohio, by WIN. II. Martin
who has recently been authorised to of1ciate in
such capacity. The parties, who were middle
aged widower and widow, had been contempla-
ting matrimony for some time and happening
together at this time very sensibly concluded to
embrace the opportunity to make. of their
twain one flesh," with all the eclat that might
be made to attach to it
The whole affair passed off remarkably well.
| -A0EU[GL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

BIsHOP JAMES LErrER-On the first page of
tO-day's Inteuigeneer We publish, with some
few omissions, the letter of Bishop James,
touching the late distu, bancc by mob, of the
Methodist Episcopal Conference, lately assem-
bled in Texas. We trust that no one will pass
it by, but that every man and woman, into
whose hands this paper may fall, will give it
careful and unprejudtced reading and considera-
tion. 1t is from source that gives every as
surance of the correctness of its details, as the
author is well and favorably known, not only
here, but all over the country, and his state
ments no one will attempt to controvert.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

PoLITrcAL issues are as plenty as Jack Fal.
STATS 'reasOns." In Massachusetts, Judge Rob-
ert s. G. Perkins has announced himself as nm
independent candidate for the Legislature in
Yazoo county, and intends "to run on the anti
Grand Jury ticket"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TuE Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says 'parties have been here in
communication with the Government to see if
means could not be devised by which a loan
from private citizens to the Government of Presi-
dent Juraz, of Mexico, could be so made as 10
be guaranteed by treaty with our own. The
Fplan is to loan to Juarez two millions of dollars,
to be secured by hypothecation of the public
lands in Sonora and chihuahua, clause to
that effect to be inserted in the treaty between
the two Governments"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
DIED.

the Island Mis- oATH1RiNE Si'GINNTs, wife Of George
M'Ginnis aged s. years.
The friends o; the family requested attend the fane
ra which place To- Morrow Tuesday morning at
10 O'Clock, from her late residence on the 1sand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

The SOCIAL QUAMr1Es OF GOVERNOR MoRGAx,
OR HOW MAJOR B, INTRODUCED HIxsELF.-
On Governor Morgan's arrival at the depot in
this village from the Falls on Wednesday last
en- route to meet public reception at Buffalo,
he came from the car, accompanied by Hon. E.
6. Spaulding, and was introduced to several
citizens whom he greeted with cordial and
hearty shake of the hand. The ceremony had
been gone through with, and the crowd was
standing round with breathless attention, when
from behind, came pressing Harvard, forcing an
opening to the Governor, Major B, and ac.
costing Mr.. Sweeney, our member of Assembly
cried out with n countenance denoting askance
where is Governor Morgang Before an answer
could be given, as ifpointed out to him Major
b, turned to the Governor, saying, Gov
ernor Morgan, l believe"
Eyes, SIR
"Major B, sir!"
The Governor appeared to respect Major B.,
and invited him aboard the train, as the bell
was then ringing.
.,, Thank you, said Major b, 81 have no
"Well my good sir" said the Governor, "you
may have one of mine"
AT this moment general shout went up from
the car of excurtionists that had been looking
on enjoying the joke.-1ono,Oanda Frontier
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TIE Philndelphia Ledger says that since the
last act Of the Delaware Legislature, renewing
thelottery grants, the business has revived with
redoubed activity, AMI lottery tickets and lOtte.
ry policies are sold in New York and Philadel-
phia by the thousand,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

THEY speak Of man in Maine who is stronp
enough to lift barrel of pork with his teeth.
This is not remarkable. We know man-an
aged one too-who has lifted several barrels of
pork with his teeth.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

ACALlFoRNIA paper says quartz boulder
was picked up in Jenny Lind Tunnel, weighing
about thirty pounds, and containing upwards
Of one hundred ounces of pure gold. The gold
vas sold after assay for $500, In the same
week the company washed out over two thou
sand dollars in fine gold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TnE Hon. Henry Smith, Speaker of the Cana
d0n House of Assembly, has arrived in Lon
don. His mission to England is to request her
Majesty to be present at the ceremony of open.
ing the national work which bears her name
The Toronto papers think the idea of a substi-
tute being found the person of the Prince of
Wales, seems not at all unlikely to be crrried
out
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

RATHER EQU1vocAL-A New York paper
says of favorite actress, ''the more the public
see her the better they like her." And the i'm
Pudent fellow goes to say-''we hope to see
ture. " -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

A TRAvELER in Africa has made the.discoverv
of another animal. 1t is called Koula or Nou-
lnm.Kamba; is very curious, and its face is sur.
rounded with whiskers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TuE fruit crop in California this year, accord
ing to the San Francisco Herald, will amount to
between six and seven millions of dollars.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

IN Austria no one can receive license 10
marry unless he is able to subscribe his name
with his own hand to the certificate.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

NINETY FIVE Clerks were discharged from the
New York Custom House last week. Their unit.
ed salaries made over 800, 900 a year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04

TuE grasshoppers in certain parts of this
State have taken to chewing tobacco. They
have also commenced depredations upon the
Yheat, corn, SC.