The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-25

uniform for deception. surprise and
/ tsesehery.
'-Rss0iued, That we scorn TO b. made
I tools in the hands Of traitors and Cop
Z PeTheads, for the disruption and over
throw Of the Union party; that ne have
ever and do now, oppose She beresy
7 Of session, either from The Union or
3 the party which preserved and saved il:
+ neither viii we be absorbed by a party.
one-haf OF which was recently in
arms against the Government, and the
other half, through their representa-
Z uEes at Chicago. PrOclaiming the en-
couragenent TO their eOHfeCIeTateS that
the War TO suppress them and save the
I Union WAS 4 ailure.''
BESIDE the war news. extracts from
which We publish on our first page to-
day, the Late steamers bring as the de-
tails OF an event in English high life
almost rs important in the eyes of those
Immediately interested as the great
continental STRIFE. We refer TO the
marriage ofthe Princess Helena Au-
gusta Victoria, Of Great Britain, 10
! Prince Christian. OF Hol-
stein, a young gentleman who, with his
brother Prince Frederick. had grea,
expectations when Austria and Prussia
went to war with Denmark about
SehlsWig- Holstein; but who had con-
siderable less after the Convention OF
Gasteiu, and yet less after Prussia GUST
( ed Austria from the Duchies. The Au-
gustenburgs are, al present, men with
out country, and this scion Of the
house IS decidedly lucky in getting a
fat nest ~ the English Court, where he
viii be comfortable for life There
was. Of course, fine assembIage Of
notabIes pres snt. Queen Victoria gave
the bride away with gesture full Of
dignity aud discrimination" The la
dies will be pleased 70 know that the
bride well as the bridesmaids had
something 10 wear and the details
I OF the dresses are Luxurious with de-
scIiptious of snEins, HOnitou lace tulle
orange blossoms, myrtle, de-, DC. The
bridegroom wore the full dress of a
BFItsh-ulaj or-general, showing thai he
has adyanced rapidly in the army since
he went a counting the Prineess He
lena.
The young lady, by her marriage, in
eTeises the strange relationship OF the
Royal Family of England. Her hus-
band belongs 70 the family for whose
cause Ostensibly Cristiau TX Of Dem
mark, the father of her sister-in-Iau.
the Prinress Of Wales was deprived OF
the Schleswig- Holsteien Duchies. Her
brother-in-law, the Price Royal OfRrus-
Slas IS engaged even now, in a war
which Is Intended to deprive her hus-
band, as m Augustenburg, OF all inter-
I estS in those Duchies. Another broth
eF-in-laE. Prince Louis, OF Hesse-
DaFnstadt, is also involved in the com
( test, and the husband OF her cousin.
Mary Of Cambridge, is an officer in the
Austrian army. Her cousin, the King
OF Hanover, adhefing to the Germanic
Confederation, has been Yanquished
by the Prussians, and his army has
surrendered. Co6uTg, from which her
IatheE came, IS in the power OF the
PrnssiAns. Her husband has equal
causs 10 complain OF the iniuries DONE
70 his house by the Danes, who kept
them out Of is by AustFtans who help
ed to seize II, and by PFuSsions who
have annexed IL Under ordinary cir
eumstanCes thts would not be pro-
nounced = good match, but the English
husbands that they are compelled to
accept any foreign Protestant Prince,
however needy, who may think il hon
or1'9ie TO tive upon q British pension.
Qua Sister town OF SteubenviIIs Is a
standing argument on The side of Hose
who, like ourselves, do noi believe in
running corporation deeply and.
almost hOPeiessIy IN debt in order %
secure q railroad, or railfSa,i IIridee.
under the idea that said railroad, or
railroad bridge. IS ail-poEerfnI 70 build
mp = town aud make \ great city pt, it.
Teara Of these who disco1ntenanes all
such insane ideas, and advocate
putting all our spare money into local
manufaeluIes and thus bringing rail-
roads % Us at their own, MOI Gun. ex-
Pense. SteubenyiIle s almost a raii-I
Eoad centre thess days. and yet So how
the Herdld OF that placs tanks In is
issue OF Mondays
Ihe removal q ths Elisehfne sbops
q ~. S1enbeh villa a. Indians n. ..
lgq1n this city % Dsunison -enrtailin
every nou1h, some So, Oo0--tlie prev ]
lll fl9Ilrea hon OF business al over lie
!eoeltllsy. edlFlthea- with the ixtsssiTT1si
neat ana the uhsanae from. tie TfcfniilI
- - 50 I'D IN laITlasffr1, have
-. - ill-s1 - lllIIEl. "a iaarfi1-
..s'ls =. !. q olEe city, and GfOfi
an opportunity Tor grIlss % start snnor
some Of our streets, and %, lIIIii4le5,Y,- I
.tEoddan- FrG9ra rloa ~ -,
ever, but have flith Liff 81 a -
are comim1'
A NABEUW EsGAPE.zaA5 tso1idS n
llfl e1F0rt1g " etinel nv 70 l1.t q fff1l-l
ride on The train l5t ttt esn C,ri - = n
Gallon, and bad taken = - (. -
tween The blgElge Hnd expires cars.
v l1i.a landing there spark from he
elleile 81 ~ 70 her dlrgsl; md 70 siilI.
4eFilqlt ,s1tl nllte burned - liotll sc
= ssileta -se4 . jump from the