The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-18

nS 1sS S1n ~ "a uEtA1l4ylo1 o1ttnoSe who have
itt us--"e Some l-Tgone to the better
land p and hope and believe that we
shall meet them where there are nomore
paEings and the Language of SORROW is
unkn0WnS We shall not refuse to be
!eomtorted Ssbecause they are not"
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s. NEWsSUMHLARY. .
Odds and Ends from an Quarter
Interesting Miscellany.
1.-THE President's policy" In appoin-
ting Gen. Fitzpatrick as our Minister to
Chill is not at all satisfactory to the
Democratic papers, which have been
watching the New Jersey campaign.
sNedonotwisht to speak desparagingly
of New Jersey after her recent splendid
patriotic action. But what would men
have said five years ago, If assured that
South Carolina would before New Jer-
sey ratifyan amendment to the consti-
tuition abolishing slavery and prohibit
ting! it forever in all our national
domain Truth is indeed more wonder-
full than fiction. The sober facts of his
tory. are more startling than the widest
dreams orthe Imagination. i.3sfi
The Paris correspondent ofthe .ontlon
Times Is said to get e30O0 a. a.year-Sl5,-
600. He writes about q column n tiaV.
ana gets paid at the rate of about $50 a
column. o'ii7 ~, ,sfs i51lElli ~
TIE Lb6S Repl bltcan mai t9rity in Wisconsin
Is 1000, and he majority against negro
suffrage is about the same. -.
Lord Palmerston has been well called
the Warwick of English Episcopacy.
The two highest ecclesiastical dienita-
ries in the land, the Archbishops of
Canterbury and York, owe their posi-
tions to him. Eleven of the twenty
eightsee are occupied by bishops nomi-
mated by him. Six or seven Of the
crown were filed by him. fil55
Referring toithe statement that Gen.
Baker choked Wirz because his wife
was too long in kissing him, the Norwich
.5unettn says1f every bodY's to be choked
Tor dwelling on that process, there's
going to be much lstrangling done.
BRIqKs m THE WEsr.-A New Eng
land man In Illinois writes to the BeriC-
shire coteier saying: q 5fs;.s -l,.z. T
Pork is high enough to almost make
man feel hoggfsh. Since I Icame West
Ihave sold dressed pork for less than
one dollar per cwt; and last week I sold
between four and FIVE thousand pounds
tor Twelve dollars per cwt., live weight.
high; but grain Of al kinds Is yerv low:
oats and corn from fifteen to twenty
hve cents per bushel, and SWheat Is all
the way from fftY cents to one dollar
and half ffs7f1dsi 2 9a li'Gfi = -
\ It Is reported that a large number. Of
smigrants are now going ffofn Southern
iitaIy g Egypt They are said to be Of
an an iateliigs9ts class and they
Yiceroy and the abundant reward,
which the fertile soil of Egypt promises
to the skillful husband dmRfi.' u -
y A correspondent Of the Boston sDaiIv
AdpeTttseT writes from New Orleans.
that the Northern and Southern resi-,
dents Of that city are rapidly resuming
amtcable relations with each other.
often they go into partnerships to-
l8stnsE.. % s1lIq r,iI ~ 7a5sli;nf l.ziH i~i
The South Carolina Legtslaturei Is In
Columbia. ~ b :
1ntview of the most exhorbitant rates
now charged by the hotels and board
ing house keepers in Washington. a
considerable number Of Congressman
have engaged rooms in Baltimore for
. tne next session of Congress. TheIea1-
the last few dAysto five dollars per SIay!
and the prices Of board and lodging IL
private houses are approximately high.
: The Worlds Washington special has
a sensation rumor that the strongest
possible ground will be takeniinthe
matter of our relations with Great
Britain, and that the indemnity, ques-
non non VIII ne backed up, II necessary, by
'onF whole naval and military force.
Also, that an army Of obseryation. OF
not less than 50, 900 men, will he placed
on the Canadian frontier before the first
of December. - ! q p 5il ,'
9i4hs success OF the eEwofkfDgmen's CO.
operative societies in England continues
undated. In 1854 there were sos OF
these societies in operation. and their
sales amounted to S18, ,710, 900, on which
they dfvidedia profit of $l,l95, 600. and
mad money and other property on band
az tne end OF the year to the amount OF
S4,sao, 200. Why should not our co-ope-
fatTiYe assoctatio ons also succeed. Il d,
, The Troy Times says that q. few of the
NewfYork radicals who have long been
afflicted with Weed ON the brain, went
over to the democracy,at the late elec-
ton, on the alleged ground that Weed
managed the republfcan party and die
tlteo lts policy The party does moi
seam to have missed the deserters; and
they had better stay permanently with
the democracy ~ -
IOWA. The new Legislature OF Iews
Is POLITICALLY divided as follows. Sen.
Republican, f43; Opposition, o..
tHouseLRe Republic SO; opposition Is
Republican majority on Joint ballot,
IU6s --- asss 3 flrSr
Cream upon milk Is the only article
that has not risen Of late. s'l7.l5T :
Apples are plenty in Canada and .selI
AZ 81 p per barrel, In gold. 80
- Syracuse is moving for direct railroad
communication with New Yorll.t.s0 :
= Dr.. Livingstone is on ihisway 70 All
@, g enter upon another sexplorint
The New York police made 222sA ar
1 rests last quarter, an increase Of 1ST;
over the preceding quarter. X
The petroleum production for thii
1 year ts estimated at 500 coo barrels
(which VIII be worth SIS, ,O06, ,OO0.l ~
Theodore Reeder tired to drink twI
pounds of whisky at GirclsYille, Ohio
4 lately and died four hours after. 2
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago railroad earned $50, 900 in October
an-inereasa Of Sle5S 200 over October o
last year r. -sW
l. Galennt ILL., the home of Gen. Grant
4 and which gave Mcclellan 100 Tnaioritl
last year; hRs, been redeemed. n. ~;
leo Onion ms siprity this year.