Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-31

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by road, nom 4he river . Il has grown m
aitos ssther ulld6R Ii 81 6F The Col.
/ tege, and cdntains, perhaps, hfey honsss,-
lew of these are spaeiops, and even ieIe-
! ea1s several are NeqInfql labley Ebut quite
as many ara shabby. Indeed, the sur
lro1ndings are exceedingly sloVsnlyofor q
locality where, goud,taste ought to be az.
4pected Rs the growth 0f Sound1 leatninIp...9--s =
The people, as fat. as I had Opportunity of
observing, are kind genial, intelligent and
orderly, crime being kGGteefy known. Not
q few of them, srel RSil read and acuts
thinkers, dndeFI It's tidS nijSs ne [loF2 2theI e1ni-
nanS f66ndAe OF theIinslilnfiAD there ! hnt
i9 is lapAthe fret iqgiAn pR record ,Rhsisse
leaInine has f6Gfished 5lde by side with
dirty streets; md where q community OF
ologlanst thaEe Resn - iPdplent 10 pave
their SidesE ~ Il kEoRTiIs / would
or sven 8 aheolo ial "A - Ia ! the
Hiee Of, mother earth ahoYe,t6e ankles,
hAYipg to ,e4g ppon, dove or Hercules for
the help that the settlers should furnish.
.RhaJ JGdl Aia 6eR61 FULLY situated on
the shoulder. of Q hill oyeElooking the
graceful Buffalo beyond which arises an
Rmphithsatre Of hills rebuilt, Cthe
former edthce having been burned down q
few years ago. J.. it. Is about 300 feet long,
with One wing to be added; aud 9 portion Of |
the present. eaifcssto be finished inside. It |
has. al go0d library add philosophical |
aPpsratUss slsoi iaR-abl6' kHdi aeeomplished |
corps of professors, ythe general manage |
ment deVoTfng upon Prof. Pendleton, |
though Nj. Campbell REALMS the nominal |
position Of President Of She fnstitptio6.-l
About SIS 600 AEe9RSeded 20 completethe |
structure When Hnfshsd, It iwilEbela very
beautiful Rs well Ra complete school of |
learning. The rates charged for boarding |
kAd Ahi9op 9Ie a5ite FiE9, cSISideiiue |
th0 AmeS, Shdtdo m6t4 d6SirabEs place |
exists az respects the health and the NOR.
ais of students.
Bethany College suffered seriously At
the outbreak of the war. The prevailing 1
sentiment of that neighborhood, of course,
ID staunchly loyal, but q considerable mum. |
Der of its students coming from the South,
caught the infectinn 1Off States rights and |
left for the tRn1a11fRltOsA few have since
cdoeEbackF YsAdder" If not wiser bo5s-I
snma Of themmipQa an arm, and one lack- |
ing the heel. As represented to me they |
have all taken the oath of allegiauce !; I
though not % sN3HxpERes sthe: Riah that |
Davis andlLAamgy9 yst auCCsed. But the |
Uptonse sepiritf among the Hstuds" is onItha
healthy eoaditinn and events |
Are rSpidIy making thAtseat Of learning ias
healthy politically as any to be found. I'll
do not give credit to the rumor that many |
of the Hotspurs are still IN tho Rabit of, |
going about WiA Pistols &Gd bowie. knives |
concealeds dsoa theIF pei Sbut if snylare |
so -6l66dt ttAiFsey @ A.tf5ld % to act In thia |
manher1 l W0dld resi- p6ctfulIy suggest that |
they besst 90 GlsGni6s sthe streets and paw |
ing the sidewalks ofBethapy. The nam
NJ al Ia M oH \ .IAI.
increase. II
8 Mr.. Campbell, 100 Y the BiShdp Q as he is
usually termed, is in his 18th year, enjoying |
robust health and unusually buoyant spir- |
its for person at his advanced age. 'fHis |
sysiis not dimmed, nor his natural force |
abated, y IN any respect except ous.4 He |
and his friends complain that his memory |
has recently given way to such an extent |
that he nosuntreqqentiy breaches from the |
same text and IN substance the same dis.
course two Sundays, in. .s1ccessiou. It will |
not L trusts be- considered an intrusion |
upon privacy 10 mention g most curious
fact in connection with this
For manyyears Mr.. Campbell has heeu q |
close student of the scenery &C., of the |
Orient, though never able to behold it,
he has now, however the belief that he Ge. |
taiauyiUisitsd the Island of Cyprus, Psles,
L1uo1 HR4pbS 0C'S A40 4lu tu6 COuES6 OF con- |
yersatipn, will Immediately set about de-
scribing the people, the country, the cities,
&C., as. .H Hqm actual observation. Viii E
thus engaged, heszinesss viii seemingly
alLat once coma oTsFahis mind, when he
claps his hand upon his forehead, com
plains q, 3 cold affecting him IN that part,
and suspends his remarks, returning to
them afaesh after q time, as if to complete
hls narrative. u'-<'aI
Ths5s 3ainE sf gsinfulpsss III ss in TINS
u sfar spirits giving way, but happily it is
.uaaoe1mpsa aiedlwith pain on 6is. part. eth.
ee mental or PHYSICAL Probably no per
so9, at his ageie1ioys life better than he.
whether as viewed from the standpoint of
tue present, the past, or the futurey
WILLIAM WRIGHT.