Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-18

tae accomplished gentlemen who sur
ro9nd the GeneFal-llsi0r Strong. Major
BEL who discharge the functions of Pro-
v9st .,9 uqge IN manner worthy of his late
iilustrlo1s law partner, Rufus Cboarel, the
learned 9r BroWnell. Capt. Kensel, Capt.
DAVIS. Lieutenant Wietzel, Captain CLARK,
captain Haggerty, and so on to the end Of
the list are among the most respectabIe
citizens of the United States. They have
Impressed their own high character on our
people, Their dignity has been equal 10
every occasion. q e.. ,5=.. ~ b =
The Provost Marshal, too, is a bappy
change from the Chief Of Police. Under
MN the wicked flee, whether pursued or
uot' There has-been no such scamperinR
Hino =, agi the VILLAINS since the ihCorporatf6n
OF New Orleans. Every body admits that
a gentleman sits in. the Mayors chair, for
tue hrst time for ten years. General Sheu-
.eS is IS etncient, able, and, like the General
Cniet; means nothing in his visit but the
Union and the Stars ana StribaSaT
se BUSINESS sseDuBn-PROvIsroNs AHRtvfaG.
nige3' 'tFFOmthe New Orleans Delta, Aiaysoloi1I
u Since Tuesday last the city has .beou nm.
commonly dolls Very little business has
oeen done, and we presume that until the
thorny question of the currency retthlates
itself laugnor and inertness will ipteyaIl, In
business icirclesi Meanwhile we, area lvlad
70 psreeiyei that provisions are gradually
arriving, and that the working classes will
thus betrGlieVed from the danger 6f want.
Our country friends should however. hast
en- forward their supplies!i iNoWhere are
they more needed than hsre, s.s Ii,
AaF ~ .WRAEHER, AND HEA1TH. .fg sno
( IRFOm the New 9Fleaps Piopgupe, May 2alsa
i, Some 4s gq@sasipsss @ begins TO be apparent
L n INa AfN.k
city, the cool mornings and EVENINGS yVo
haVei had thus tar in the early gu Gnn,er.
cembined with the fierce heat at mid-dav.
oelng regarded by old residents, aud with
good reason, as quite prejudicia1 to health.
rms morning is quite cool, If anytttnR.
cooler than usual. We Weanxtouslyilook for
. change but discover no signs Of. one.
However, June is at hand so we NAV in
dulge the hope that with increased heat
I the refreshing Southern breeze will istit-
ceeds thes chilly Northerlyi and Easterly
winds that have so long prevailed, and we
snail l! 6s blessed with y more equitable
temperature, lP'el.ni, and one more favorable to
health % 2. 4ese tE tol ifird Hi iaiilfos
TUE STATUES OF CLAY AND JACKSON.
tFrom the New Orleans Delta May 25. II
We sincerely hope that the GoVernmsnt
will nettFemove the statues Of Olay and
Jackson from New Orleans to. Boston and
New York and trust that, the rnmor IN
the streets that such IS the intention. is
without foundation. Much as the feelings
OF these distinguished men must haveibeen
herassed by the conduct of the citizens of
t4ls place. and by the utter disregard of
ttetr teachings, manifested under their 7erv
noses, we tnink-thht generation may rise
mp who will remembers TO honoplthem even
here, and We would have them to aid in
Keeping such generation true to their prin-
clples, We have observed that the bronze
face of Mr. Clay relaxes into smile atthe
passage of the Stars and Stripesy and that
Old Hickory grows more erect to the nu-
ftc Of Ylapkee Doodle, e,.s.-.,=..,,5, -.