The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-02
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THE NEWS,

II is quite likely that there ls truth II
the report that President Grant ant
Secretary Boutwell, are at 'logRerbeads A
about the action OF the latter In reRar(
TO the Southern elections. In VtPRinII
the Secretary opposed the Walker
party, which claimed 10 DO the specia
representative Of Grants policy, IL
Tennessee, be has taken an active par
against the Senter party, which tAkeI
lie stand on the Administration OF
Chicago platform. In MlsslsslppI, be
has taken ground against the Dent
party, which declares It's acceptance oi
Republican principles, measures and
policy throughout. The President him.
self has not attempted Interference In
any way with the course OF the cleo
tiOns; and Il would not be SuFprisInR II
be were unable to Justify the action OF
bis Secretary regarding them.-N. Y.
Times. 90. |...I- no
The prominent directors OF the Erie
Railway, Including James Fisk, Jr.,
William N. Tweed and Peter B,
Sweeny, are said TO have purchased the
Tenth National Bank, with the purpose
Of making 1t the depository OF the Erla
Railway funds on the one hand, and oil
the City Chamberlaln's moneys on the
other. Certainly the career OF Mr., Fisk
has been remarkable one. From
grave TO gay, from lively to severe,' be
now dlscards his ballet troupes and
opera bogGe for the, dignity and gold
specs Of bank president. However
be did well In all that he put his hand
to. He startled the fashioned
managers by his way OF conducting
the show business. Perhaps he viii
prove as brilliant In his latest under
taklng.-M Y. Herald.
The present heroine OF the green.
room at Baden. Baden, q correspondent
writes, Is an alleged Russian Princess.
She ls young, only twenty.iour, quite
pretty, divorced from her husband,
and, perhaps, In consequence, dressed
In deep black, even to long black kid
gloves. On the last Sunday In June
she broke the bank, that is, won the
amount put up for tho day, one hun.
dred thousand francs. This is the
amount daily risked by the proprIe-
tors. and, If that goes, there IL no more
play that day. The next day she lost
all that she had gained, and much
more; but she still Keeps at 1t, playing
always very high.
Notwithstanding the denIals which
have been published by some OF the
Journals here, the Empress Ia really
making preparations for her visit 10
Const ntinople, where she is ex pected
on the 30Lh Of September. The sultan
has given orders 10 have the hand.
soonest OF his palaces redecorated and
refurnished for her. She will spend
ten days In the Turkish capital, where
splendid JeteS are 10 be given In her
honor, and will reach Smyrna about
the 10Th Of October. There she will also
remain about ten days, enjoying the
beautiful scenery In the neighborhoOd
of that city. From the Goth OF October
10 the 18th OF November, when the in
auguratiou ofthe Suez Canal IL to take
place, her itinerary is not yet decided
upon. 1t is said that DIenIel Pasha,
the Turkish AMBASSADOR here, Is to ac-
company Her Majesty throughout the
,voyage.-PdriS Letter.
Queen Victoria keeps her sons on
their travels. The Prince OF Wales has
been voyaging and travelling for the
last dozen years. and has Just returned
HSN, = ' toN ~ A4SJPh 4Ao OuAp VI
Edinburgh, after visiting Australia and
South America, Is now In Japan
though It was reported short time ago
that the Mikado did not wish TO see
him. Prince Arthur will soon arrive In
the New Dominion, and we hear that
great preparations are being made In
Halifax 10 give him brilliant recep.
ton. This IL an excellent training for
these sprigs OF royalty. 49,
The French Emperor might have nc.
cepted hint, and taken the trouble t8
reply TO the suggestion made to him
by President Grant In the Interchange
oil conRratulatory messages by the
French cable. Grant expressed a hope
that the liberal policy Of our Govern
ment In permitting the cable to land
on our shores would be reclprocated by
France-that Is to say, Grant hoped
that an American cable would be al>
lowed to land In France as free as the
French cable had been allowed to land
here. Napoleon must have understood
this hint, and he ought to have seen the
propriety OF sending u prompt aud lib.
eral rely. But why was no reply sent
by the Emperor2 ,. tIEl Flyl d. !
II women were 10 wear the same
dress rs men-that ls, II they were to
wear coat, vest and trowsers, with long.
legged boots and stove. pipe hats-they,
would be able to command the same
pay as men for. their labor at all indus,
trial pnrsuits, trades and professions.
This Is Mrs. Stanton's new idea. Now,
the thing ID very easily tried; and II
any respectable number OF women
,Iak - a. A. a..
Police will not interfere. II ineq
Of pay 10 owing 10 difference Of Co.'S
tune. then the female workery have
the remedy In their own hands. We
would be willing TO see the experiment
tried.-New York Times.
The ptotest or the Lords shows what
u comfort ltiS,to be .plouS Ia an esIab.
llshment, and to believe In a god OF
property. They assert that Parliament
has violated right by taking property
(which has been solemnly set apart for
the purposes OF religion and the service
OF Almighty ,God.n The Lords fail to
draW.the distinction between property
and religion and between the Esta6-
ltshment and the Almighty,
The defeat Of the House Of Lords on
The Irish Church bill does not BY anv
means portend q speedy Rbolishment
OF the aFIstocracy and royal family In
Great Britain. On the contrary, the
fiunkeyism Of the English people to.
wRrd their natural superlors shows no
signs of, dIminutlon. The Prince OF
Wales, for example, lately laid the cor.
ner stone OF an Orphan House In Here.
iordshire. n There was q grand lunch
amer the ceremony, and the instant the
guesls rose the ladies. looking on made
q rush at the Princes plate. The pur>
veyor, who perhaps thought his spoons
were In danger, interferedi but It turned
out that the ladies wanted the cherry.
stones the Prince had left from bis des
sert. They were actually distributed
one by one as relies, and one young
lady, when the stones were all gone,
begged and prayed for the crumbs the
royal fingers had touched. Again, q
week or two ago the Princess Of Teck
had 10 be protected In the Botanical
Gardens by Gordon Of police, the
ladies rushed after her In snch, mobs,
according 10 one account, making little
clutches at her dress. These incidents
show that the great English heart still
cllngs to Its idols, and Ia far from being
ready 10 surrender them.