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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
WS ITEMS.

- -Four people were last week burned
TO death at different times, in Brooklyn,
New York.
- There are over 100000 worth of
judgements against the city of New
York.
- Chicagoian lately drew prize
of $4,000 in the Havana lottery, and
was paid the amount in gold.
- Two men were arrested in Phila-
delphia, on Tuesday of last week, for at
tempting to cut chaps throat with a
screw-driyer.
- The battle sword of Gen. Israel
Putnam was presented TO the Connect
cut Historical Society on Wednesday last
by Hon. Henry G. Deming.
- The earnings of the New York Cen
trail road for the month of December,
were $506,4O6 44-a decrease from the
same month Of 1857 of $l39,7e6 0s.
= In Bangor, Maine, during the re-
cent cold snap, the noise of the nails
drawn out by the intensity of the frost
resembled the discharge of firearms.
- We learn from a gentleman from
Saginaw, that three of the children late
ly born TO Mrs. Rodgers, have since died.
Genesee Democrat.
- Flynn, the murderer of Gennon at
Suspension Bridge, in July, 1856, died
at Lockport ON Sunday morning last,
where he was confined under sentence OF
death.
- George Hodgkins has been arrest
ed in Jersey county, ILL.,, on charge Of
having fred q church in Roxbury, Mass,
some two years ago. He was teaching
school when arrested.
j. L. Stone and Charles Buchanan,
farmers living at Bridge Creek, Michigan,
have in three months trapped and killed
80 bears, devoting only one day in four to
hunting.
- The Bay State Mills at Lawrence,
Mass, which originally cost over $4,000
600, were sold few days since, at receiv-
ers' sale, for 100000. They have been
unemployed for some time, but are to be
put in operation soon.
- fellow went to the house Of a col
ored washerwoman in st. Louis, and, go.
ing up to her unperceiyed, set her clothes
on fire, and stole the clean clothes hang
ing on the line. The woman died from
her burns.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
SEVEN BANKING AND EXCHANGE o.

SEVEN BANKING AND EXCHANGE Or
FIcEs II MIcHIGAE.-In accordance with
n resolution relative thereto, the State
Treasurer reports to the Legislature that
the number of Banking and Exchange of
fees in the State, agreeable to the records
of his office, amount to seven, with a cap
ital of $4,000; and is this all the capital
of our State emplyed in these peculiar
Institutions! If so, is there not need of
a General Banking Law?
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
TIE PRALRLE EARnER.

This old and popular paper has just entered
its nineteenth year, and, having passed by pur-
chase into the hands of the proprietors, of En-
ery'S Journal Of Agriculture, came out on the
first Of January in much more convenient form
for binding and preserving, and takes the old
familiar name Of the PRAIRIE FARMER.
With new engraved head, characteristics Of
the age we live in, with clear type, white paper
and fine press work, it stands equal with any pa
per of the kind in the land With the combined
talent of the two papers, its present publishers
are making paper we would be glad to see in
every farmers home of tho great West, and
know he would be the gamer by subscribing to
it. Its location at Chicago gives it an advant-
age in keeping all well posted in the markets,
which are very fully reported each week. The
other departments of the paper make it desir-
able one in every household. 1t is really a
practical paper.
TERMS, IN ADvASeE.-$2 per year, single sub
scribers; eleven copies, SIS. Address, EMERY
& Co, 2O4 Lake street, Chicago, Illinois.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

= The Lawrence (Kansas) Repu5lican
learns that the celebrated Lane and Jen-
kins contest has been decided al Wash
ington, to the effect that neither party
had presumption rights to the section
claimed, but that it is school land.
- Queen Victoria has been pleased to
accord a bounty of three pounds to Eliza
beth Jones, who was recently delivered OF
three children at birth, at Trevor, near
Llangollen; she is the wife of John Jones,
who works in the Trevor quarries.
= New counterfeit fives on the Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank, Buffalo; TWEEN
ties on the Bank of North America, New
York; fives on the Camden Bank, New
Jersey; tens on the Bank of Cayuga Lake,
New York; twenties on the Merchants
Bank, New York are circulating.
= 1t appears by the statistics Of Gov.
Medary's message, that the taxable prop
erty of Kansas is placed at $25, 100000.
AS four-fiflhs of the improved farms are
not preempted, and of course not yet tax
able, it is evident that the wealth, when
fairly estimated, will bear good proper
ton 10 the population.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

JAPAN.-The Javasche Courant con-
tains detailed account of the last visit
of the Netherlands Commissioner to the
japanese court at Yeddo. For the first
time, tho Commissioner was received by
the Emperor of Japan in person. His
Majesty, who was seated upon magnif-
icent throne, condescended TO address a
few remarks to the envoy without the in
terposition Of an interpreter. His majes-
ty speaks Dutch "with pure accent"
The JavGSche Cowant adds that Dutch
has been for some time the language of
the court, of the SavaHtS, and Of the di-
plomists of Japan, and that Dutch liter
erature is held in high esteem.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

4 HARBoR AT HoLLAND.-A memorial
has been presented TO tho Legislature
signed by two hundred and seventy citi-
gems of the Holland Colony, in this and
Allegan counties, praying for the grant
of the swamp lands in town six north,
range fourteen and fifteen west, for the
benefit of the Lake Harbor Fund, under
the condition of draining them and there
by remove nuisance and give more room
for settlers.
Two piers each two hundred feet in
length have already been built of
brush and stone, at cost of $4,000 (as-
sessed upon the taxable property of the
citizens intcrested), which gives depth
of nearly six feet of water. 1t is the de-
sire to extend those piers yet five hun
drcd feet to obtain depth of ten or
twelve feet of water. The contract for
this work has just been let for $4,000;
hence the petition for legislative aid
The object is worthy one indeed and we
feel assured our Representatives will give
q cordial, favorable response to the memo
rial.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

SLAVERY NOT WANTED IN KANSAS
A bill has been introduced into the Leg
islature Of Kansas for the adjustment of
slavery in that Territory, and forever
prohibiting its existence therein.
The people of Southern Nebraska wish
to be annexed to Kansas.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
Lights .

DURNING Fluid Lamp OIL Kerosene
ID Oil aud Candles to be had at G., W. Sc
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

Ey- Our readers are requested 70 mo-
tice the advertisement of Mr.. B. w. VAN
zALIGEN, in another column. Mr.. v. has
the reputation of being not only good
practical workman, but an eminent de-
signer and draughtsman.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
ocAL DEpARTMENT.

Eg The propeller Michigan arrived
at her dock yesterday morning in time
to connect with the Eastern train Of cars
this being the third trip Of the noble
steamer since our last issue. Who will
any longer doubt the practicability of lake
navigation during the winter months?
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

Our STATE LIBRARY.-The Report Of
Mr. SWIFT, State Librarian, shows s,95s
Volumes now in our State Library, be-
ing an increase of 3,O03 volumes since
the first of January, s57, arising mostly
from private contributions.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

IT'S understood that FEcHHEMER's supply,
With superior fits, all those
Who are pleased to call and try
Their skill in making clothes
They keep on hand GOOD SUPPLIES,
or materials Of all kinds,
To make garments of any price,
To suit all tastes and minds.
They do TAILORING Of any kind,
Most workmanlike and nice,
And do il as quick as you can find,
At AVERY MODERATE PRICE.
They have Clothing all READY-MADE,
For these that have no leisure
Or otherwise should not sec fit,
To have them made to measure.
OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS they keep also,
nice and large assortment;
And what they say, you'll find Just so"
Or they'll refund YOUR PAYMENT.
Their Goods are new and they are sold,
As low as at EASTERN PLACES,
Give us n call and what we told
You will find true in all cases.
J. & L. w. Fechheimer.
re- Remember our place at the Post Office.
January 6, 1859. n3 If
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

b Eg- The following tables exhibit the
exports and imports of the port of Grand
Haven for the year 1858:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02
Insurance Company.
LOST


NXyH0EVER win return to me Leather
wv Porte Monnie, containing various Papers
and Memoranda, useless TO any but the owner,
at the office Of Ferry and Son, will DO suitably
rewarded.
re- Said Porte Monnaio was Lost on last
THURSDAY afternoon or evening.
EDWARD z. FERRY.
Zss~ CAUTION.---All persons are eau
toned against purchasing a NOTE made by
Amos Rathbone, January 10, 1859, and in our
favor for $40 10. As the said Note was lost,
and payment on the same has been stopped.
FERRY a SON.
Dated Grand Haven, Jan. a. 1862 [2w nj"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-02

= -Four people were last week burned
TO death at different times, in Brooklyn,
New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
TO the Be.DrusgeI aud POISONED OTtizena
Of Wheel ing. :, nd YfcinItr

To the Be.DrugscI and Poisoned CItIzens
wheeling n d Vicinity.
with deuge OF the vilest compounds In
the form of Alcoholc Drnks that emannted from
that pest society, the LouoR MIXER They sodto
you as luxury, or they dispensed to you Med
cine, and in either case the effect is the same.
There is but escape, and that USE as
luxury nelicnment, reliable stinulant, sold
under sampand seal, certain that it has
not been tempered With. Such an article is :.
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which isistied Inspection of the British Govern
ment, is delicately favored (unke other Gn) with
of the valuable reetoratives o. the Vegetable
Kingdom and far the healthy beverage extant.
TINS EMINENT EUROPE AMERICA not
It's By the hale and hearty, but pre-
scrlbeit 8 medicine where stmulant is required.
T1lg will find it only pleasant Cordial
but reiieftn surings periodical character
AxALyrrc.L CKss1s pronounce It perfectly
pure, and It's. restorative merits Incompatible.
Sold only quart and pint bottles all DRUGGISTS
GERS, &c.
For sale wheelng Va, Il. LOGAN CO., Al NIaia
street. T. n. 0HNsTON, &c Market St, and others
/ EDMUND @. CHARLES, General Agent.
my1T-d&w11m DEPOT, No. AZ BROADWAY, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

pLoNptN seems determined TO brighten people
into generosity. In Buffalo theatre on Satur-
day he walked up rope which led from the
back part of the stage to the roof of the third
tier, an elevation of fifty feet, at an angle of
forty-fOur degrees, with Col. Lum Smithsoun
~ and firmly perched upon his shoulders. NJ
Blondin, says the RePu6lic,z lad his heaviest
balance pole, and commenced his perilous walk
without the slightest hesitation, treating firmly
and confidently on the rope, as though he had
no extra weight to bear. He walked somewhat
slower than his wont, but gained the third
tieralnid the cheers and huzzas Of the whole
audience, who were breathlcss from the time he
started from the stage until he reached his DIES.
tination. Arriving there with his burden he
waited about three minutes aud then com
menced his still more perilous return. This he
accomplished without accident, though several
times he pretended to lose his footing, sending
cold chills upand down the backs of every soul
present Blondin weighs but one hundred and
thirty pounds, the weight of The man carried
was one hundred and sixty-fve
-%.~DsS--z
The Philadelphia Journal instances. a singular
suicide which recently occurred.in Armstrong
county, Penn. A young lady named Sarah
hells, m amiable, beautiful and interesting girl,
who was engaged TO be married to an estimable
young gentleman, hung herself by u rope in the
upper part of the house. Before committing
the act, she was observed to look at the family
likeness and kiss the baby. No reason is MS.
signed forthe sad termination of young and
promising life. 1t was one of the tragedies Of
the heart
PuScH thinks it is time that Louis Napoleon
began to bnrlesqoe some Of the sayings. of .le
Grand Empereur" He is not half Quick
enough with his parOdies. However, he has
chance now at Milan, which h is not the clever
man we take him to be, if he allows to slip
through his fingers Let Louis Napoleon as.
coed the cathedral and then, bearing in mind
whatthe tirstE Emperor said about the forty cen.
turtles contemplating the French soldiers from
the top ofthe Pyramids, address his brave army
thus" SOtaatst d.t =laut de cette Cet1edru7e,
non guardots sise2es, mas Milan gous cor
temple.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

"CuEvAL1ER CASSIDY of the albany Argus
states" says the ~. 7. Herald, shat we trot-
NOT BssliRg ffnaiiy for
the Presidential race. We believe that is also;
but we only did in regard to Live Oak George
what Cassidy did inrcgard to I4oratio Seymour,
who was also rubbed down, currycombed, and
trotted back again. Jockeys must try their
nags before they start in the race, and We rather
think our nag showed as good blood and PAGES
US Cassidy's did"
The Ne,o York Mercury copies the above,
and adds
''There is in the above confession single
omission, which we beg leave to correct:-Ben-
nett did more to his nag than rub him down,
c4rrycomb him, and trot him back again. lie
6led him profusely!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
sNsw ooLUNBus, Madison o., Ind, Jan. 4, 1854.

NRw COLUMBUS, Madison Co., Ind, Jan. q, 1854.
1lessRs. o. BAKxR q co-Please send me gross of
Dr. WILLIAM I1Lls LuSGs Immediately,
do not wish obe oot medicine which is doing SO
Of our neighbors was very with Consumption, and
raised large quantities Of from his lungs The doc
tor told him that he could ltoe aweek and Dr. Hulrs
Bdlsdnt cured him.
Ny son has been amicted for three years with diseased
Lungs, formed each side Of his palate.
They large that with great difficulty that he
could breathe at night BY the orthe Basam, and
bathing with tile Pain panacea, he Is nearly WELL Both
the Balsam the Pain Panacea doing wonders and
giving great satisfaction. ADAM ELLSWORTH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

d. HAIL,s BAIsAu to ,resk up The most
distressing cough in hours money WILDE cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
jyl4 TIL. LOGAN & co., Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

DAILY. =TR1.WEEKnY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION. oRANY PAPER IN zwHEEL1Na-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
UNFOUNDED# RRpORTs

KEARsLEY. HOUSE, =FAiRsovr.
~ y.a5 June 2Sth, 1850 4
SnIated In Wheeling and elseRhere thatmy Hail e
me through the columns of your paper 10
report and the trayeIiny
ney VIII De accommodated usual and at ali
~ - JOHN KEARSLEY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
We publish this morning a glowing tribute

WE publish this morning glowing tribute
to the memory Of Rufus Choate, from the NJ
Y. Tribune. It is written with a telling
force, and has in it a peculiar beauty, and is
every way creditable to tho Tribune, inasmuch
as that paper has had but little sympathy with
Mr.. Choate's new found associations, since the
breaking up of the Wig party. The Tribune
has been deservedly noted for the liberality, as
welllas for the judicious and graphic accuracy,
withswhicni it has outlined the lives of our great
men departed.
THE Raaael zsitung, ofst. Louis, states that
the capital employed in that city for beer brew
cries is nearly 100000. The number
breweries in the city is thirty-fve, and those
produced last year 5000 barrels of lager, and
$4,000 barrels of common beer, which, at $8per
barrel for the former, aud SO for the latter,
amounts to 81, 1866, 400. Besides this large guam
tity.# SAYS there are about SO, 600 barrels inn
ported from Milwaukee Beeville, Pittsburgh,
&c, and ve will not be wrong in assuming that
the above quantity is merely for the use of the
city. Aside from St Louis, Lager Beer has al
ready become an "institution" of this country.
Our German fellow citizens have gained a deci-
0eQ triumph III luS IulIOuuSltoN VI
substitute for bad rum, poor whisky and poison
ed brandy, ....
Mis-. COLUMBIA AND HER Hin ED Man, Lewis
CAss.-The last number of Harper's Rcskly--
conical department-has a picture of Mrs. CO.
lumbia with three of her foreign born children
clinging around her neck and to her skirts, with
Secretary Cass, full size, standing near by.
The following conversation ensues:
Mrs. COLUMBIA. "Whats this / hear, Lewis,
about your refusing to protect my Children
when they're away from liome?"
HIxED Man LEWIS s'If-you please, MN, I
was afraid OF, getting you into difficulties
MRs COLUMBIA "Afraid Ah!I thought so.
Ny poor Lewis! you are growing old, and |
fear must get younger man for your place"
Thisis a pretty good take off, and about the
only good thing in the Weekly, which is getting
to be a miserable reproduction of Punch lately
with Punch left out-as they say about the
play of Hamlet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
NEAR WHAT the DOCTORS s4Y=l

.FRsEronr; June Sd, 1853.
Gent8:-I have used your Worm Powder In my practice
with nnheard and fecommend them
remedy, being prompt action, mild aud
fectly harmless to the most delicate of children.
Respectful H. O! BLACK, n n;
PRERPoRT, May Sd, 1850.
Gents 81 using your Worm Powder in my prac-
se and without hesitation that It Is the most efficient
medicine have ever with doubt rot but IS will
externtnate ultimately nanseating
fuges now so much in
jy14l Respectfully, I'M CARVER, 81. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

T.
nt1 notes his reconciliation thus:
4 What farcical ending of deem ira oedv-
what a lame and impotent conclusion hasyall
this fine sentiment abont his chaGed s'nonor''
come to! His friends could make Mr.. Sickles
the paragon of sensitive spouses, but he will =Lc
only a shameless and degraded cuckold. who is
content sneakingly to find refuge in a temple
which. he so recently protested to abandon be.
cause IL had bcen.defiled! Oh, chaste and bio,h
minded citizen! seeking in the darkness of he
night, thatswifc whom he had just denounced
! as. an adulteresS; proving about her lodgings
as a common thief; clandestiney cohabiti6g
with her, and returning to his own lodgings at
three o clock in the morningln Cruel diScov.
cry to yctmized Friends" who were mandinlv
rehearsing his wrongs over their cups rs be
was burrying the memory of his disgrace in the
arms of his sinningwife
The only paper which5has come 10 the de
fence of sickles' extraordinary step, is the N. Y
Cypress which says .
Per contra, if Mr.. SickIesz has committed n
wrong upon Mrs. Sickles,-if he forced her IN
confession which both his Judgment and his
heart condemn, and which, in its most offensive
details, was grossly colorcd, IL not=untrue.-if
ne mas found that reform and Repentance lie in
mutual forgiveness Of injuries and that SIi;sI
of happiness rests with a reunion fsfats
ana fortune with one he had once sworn to love
honor and protect; many argue first TINT Il 10 |
nobody's business beyond the parties most i1s
tereSted, and second, thatreunion now with
better life hereafter, is preferable to separation
future which no one en-
f9thom There lisa sweet and innocent little
child whlchimay have drawn father and n1otIi,.,.
together; and little child has thus led them
and reunited them, who, we are asked shall
pronounce judgment upon those who have Ind Ind
the courage TO follow such lead. The subject
IS one with which either the public hive n5IIs
lng TO do, orsconcerning which they who Judge
should know all the facts in The case. '7sss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

TOY request of many Wheeling, tile N Es o.
ID AN Es E(lFES q GO have consented to give
other Gy mnasttc Exhibition next Nfondsy.
The ogramme-is rich and new features will be
added TO the one: splendid Patriotic Ta6eau, tl e
Ptoucer of SO will be given: The celebrated BAL
LET ON STIIIISs will be repented.
last EShbitionw received with great applause
we hope to see a large audience.
az Forfurther particulars see small bills. jy15
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
Sd. 8 Az No .eEs.
77487llgL EisS JIft)Rats l31JEDBR.

Il4S1llSLESS ~ ORB PONDER.
ChIdren, thousands Of them die
Their disease, 3mystery;
Worms the foul insidious crew,
Half these silent ets do.
saye.youri babes I'VE mothers; Why
WIN yon.see theun,Waste and die2
Tasteiess Worm Powder wiil.save
Hosts OF infants from the gravel
soldby IAUGHIINs &BusRF1ELD, Druggists.
t.IiE=H,yTT m MIR rnrErODSz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

MONDAY MORNING, JULY l8, 1853:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
Jellv Classes

WYE have Just made putting up JoIe
wv The shape is tapcring with indented rim aronn
the top tying the paper 1t is inst the very article
wish who intend putting JellIes to call and see
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

AT oskaloosa, Iowa, a young woman, whose
husband came home dunk the other day tool
down an OK goad and ehnstised him most glori-
ously-nntil he promised not to do so again.
tie laid the blame upon=a friend who asked him.
to drink She then. whaled him again for not
having stability TO refuse.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18
RIyFraPs. n9osqnito IRA


We have the Agcncyfor GThert'< Patent Fly and Mos
quito Trap very AMI Desirable article at this
year Warranted to XIII alle files in neigh
without creating any dirt They
also de.truc mosquitoes. All who With to enjoy
comparable sleep, unGfsturheJ, come and buy.
We have also just received CnGrts Eoirt Sets--some.
thing nice; White Cntng Willie Stone, lustre Rand
and Decorated Spruon8. Also, assortment of Rus
sell Is Ivory E:;sl landed Cut cry.
1t is me for taking account q: stock, bar
gains mar be had from iIOBES q BARNES,
jy15 ll5 Main street,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

Sicklos, in his#new character, comes. in. again
othe newspapers extensively. Tie Utica Hor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

SUGAR.-1Uu hhds prime 10 Louisiana Sugar ii
- store and for sale by [ie-9i n. REILLY.@
M Boxes Pearl Starch justreceyei aud FOR sale ~,
~ js99 ". REILlY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-18

The London Ne,ss glorifes Louis Napoleon
and uses up Francis Joseph like an Urinary in
diyidpal." The writer says he,-F.=J.-may
well return to Vienna, and put his house in or
der. lfhalfthe time he has given to extending
his illegal influence over the independent states
of Italy had been bestowed in satisfying the
Just requirements of his own subjects, he nigh;
have been by this time served by a faithful poo
pie, where as now, well.placed observers par
tial his cause represent his empire as in a
state ofdissolution.