Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-17

e.FAF oPto paesote gprroIng-oEGurred In
EswIYbrk HIST ISatBrdnJ }eyshhipg about
,Galfl past eleven ioelockE Two citizens
lw9rE lRalki1gsat thht hour down Broad ;.
,,yYyhep, near Twelfth street. they, were
.aakcked. ~ tttFt "irloaghsSfl WB6 came mp
softly behind them-and threw their arms
around their necks, inthe approved style
Of Sg,FFoters. The s9uHiy which snsued
attracted several.passersby and the gorrot-
ers soon abnndoned-tI the attack and hurried
of down Twelfth. street. without, having
inflicted serious damages to person or
property. aGarroting promisessto-beireyiy-
ed this season with more tBanasdalsyigor,
and the Post says most citizens who are.
out late at night carry pistols, and will
nes hestatsto use Hs@ 7AA
Is, Beltipqeref DIST sfashiona-.
bIy dressed lad j approached kbe}c66rnteFF of
Calvert and Saratoga streets, where a Pals
metto flag had beer thrown to the breeze.
Eheg epsnFy Hp were sta4tingE on1the
PaSementsmoxed, IN order toSsliowA her to
pass, when she suddenly halted, and look
ing up at the emblem of disunion, remark
ed 8ithiemphasis,s sI will, nottpass under
such fiag-itsis treachery," and deliber-
ately walked through the mud in the
street, in order 10 pass. There are. very
few ladies who are opposed to union.
THE distress consequent upon the
troubled statc of our .national fairs is not
confined o.any one section of the Union,
as will appear from the following para
graph from tue Atlanta [Ga) Locomotive,
of last week:
..Neysr, before have there been as many
laborers thrown out of employment in
Atlanta az az this time; MpstSof tue car
.Penters are idle, the imptoSvemetts' being
all discontinued, and ridny of them have
large fdmilies depending upon them for
loreuds and they can get no.work. There
Ilis.indeed a. great deal oflsufFering among
the laboFing classesiin our midst, and We
think something should 6eldpne for them.
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'TlHE rnmoE is revived that .the.citizens
of London are about to Invite the n. Y.
Seventh Regiment TO visit that city. This
time it'issaid that the Invitation will come
from the London Volunteers; although the
tiexpenses of the visit will be borne blythe .
psePlelof thelBrirtsh e.pie.l. Ewl DO propose
to raise fund of 926, oOOfor that purpose.
Ai 4. ssfpgt9 gleFklwss gently nneqrtbed
@t:StewNFt' $, in New York The gay youth
supported ia mistress aud ckeerfully stole
silks for her, but refused to purloin sun.
cent cloth 10 make e mmfottabIe winter gar.
tgmlents for the father. The old gentleman.
deeply7grjsyed at such iugrstitpds, imme.
diatelys handed Mr. Yardstiek over to jus.
II kssElg g 4 q ~
\ great eonnotioa; was raised in Nash
#yille' Eenpsle the other day, by the dis
I,eovery upon there gtSter,of the City Hotel
innme of sAbrah ham Lincoln, Spring
feld,sI Illinois "a strict search having
been instituted, however, aud the g y
form 81 the mil splitter Remaining inyisi.
lsbie; tile excitement subsidized. -
\, ia s5syss5 n 5000
AstsFFf ibis pun occurs IN THE s6orrsspons
Edsgss' from BoRs q to- SsyYpFl paper.
= hessEri tsE5sass the treasury otsthe pope
iss; hit dc has not. a Paul a ,Ro.
aAlfSSqlPs 70 pay SSssS Peters ldifrs: