The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-16

Thurlow Weed and daughter VIII
sail for Europe on the 18th.
Governor Geary's eldest daughter,
Angelica, it is rumored, is engaged to
Major Filler, editor Of the Harrisburg
Patriot
A Council Bluffs fuancier bought
$3.50 worth of liquor, and then refused
payment on the ground that the sale OF
intoxicating drinks was illegal.
A Western editor, who doesn't know
much about farming any way, suggests
that for garden making cast iron back
with hinge in it, would be an improve
ment on the spinal column now IN use
A son of Napoleon the Great and oil
Georges, the we'll known actress, gets
800 year as an atache OF the National
Library in Paris, W lille the natural son
OF Bernadotte, King Of Sweden, plays
the biz fiddle at La Scilla, Milan.
George r. Campbell, a young Scotch
man, who had been for some time an
occupant OF the Philadelphia aims
house, recently fell heir to his deceased
uncle's estate, worth $4,000, and has
gone to Edinburgh TO secure the prop
erty.
Miss Jessie Mclean, once an actress
at New Orleans, where she revealed
more beauty than talent, has married a
stepson of Lord Palmerston, Lord
Cowper, and the walking lady OF the
New Orleans Gaites has become the
stately and elegant Lady Cowper, OF the
courtiy circles Of England.
A memorial has been circulated and
extensively signed by prominent minis
tiers and laymen of Philadelphia, ad-
dressed to Bishop Simpson, praying him
TO moderate the arduous labors devo!v-
ing upon him, and protesting against
his undertaking the exhaustng tour he
now contemplates to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. Charles Francis Adams has lately
built at Quincy fire proof building, in
which has been placed the large library
of his father and the voluminous man
uscripts of his father and grandfather
He is preparing for publication a selec
ton from the writings Of his illustrious
father. 1t is eighty-three years since
John Adams bought the Quincy estate.
| The climate of England does not
agree, it is said, with Eugene de Mon
tito, late Empress OF the French, who
is very DESTROYS to take up her residence
in Italy or Spain. She prefers Rome
or Madrid to any OF the other cities,
and seems divided between the two
Her only reasons for remaining at
Chiselhurst are said to be political.
A son OF Lord Brougham is about
transferring his home to this country.
lie recently sold out his commission in
the English army, and is now in South
western Virginia inspectln lgands there,
with a view OF investment and perma-
nent location 1t may not be generally
known that the Broughams are related
to Patrick Henry, General Joseph +.
Johnston, the Southal!s Of Albemarie,
and many Of the distinguished citizens
Of Virginia at the present time.
Sunday before last, at Long Branch,
President Grant, being too much IA
tigued from his previous days journey
to and from New York to attend church,
appeared on the road with his family
in a magnificent carriage presented 10
him hy admiring triends) drawn by two
housekeeping bays (also a presently
with four colored servants, two on. the
drivers seat and two behind, all dressed
in gorgeous bu,ternut colored livery
! presented by New York tailor. A
remarkable exhibition OF Republican
simplicity.