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meDSered that the. original capital OF the Old cornany
coEsIsted 81 sha.es Of Fl 600 each whch mostly
After the nst failures came en- ss'.e Of sgo. per
cent ,pre.erencc shares, and tys, In It's turn.
Ts ,Ss 'cowsd as, the iaa.rs Of Mo ,sasS sle
per cent preference capital. The rectors were
advised, however. that theT gave them no power
TO make this latter issue, an obvious that the
best plan would be TO form company. Accordingly
Messrs j. Morgan Co. have notified that they are are
Anglo American Telegraph COMPANY limi,edhn,
whose capital Is fixed at s6oo,oOo IN sixty Thousand
ton Of this treat International undertaking fully
scrbed In the prospectus The promoters express con-
hdence that the renewed eho' mo- & % oe as os si@
nautical miles OF cable laid from the Great Eastern in
July last and which is proposed to raise and complete .e
% Newfoundland continues perfect as is also the l070
miles OF cable remaining on board the Great Eastern
The company Is 10 provide 600 miles of new cable
and to work the undertaking, during the agreement on
behalf of the old company: The whole project IS OF
course speculation; should succeed, and the line
be laid and work properly, the agreement provides
that the receipts in each year are to be applied as
folows:-
five thousand pounds per smnS% sscondNin paying
% pss espns
soek and per their ordinary stock to the A.
% IL % s
S s ATLANTIS IL g % po
year is to be carried forward to another year
With reference the arrangement with the Telegraph
Construction and Maintenance Company the prospectus
states UNDER
The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company
will manufacture the cable and undertake. the actual
work contracted for by this company,
stated 70 the opening Of the Atlantic Telegraph
lines for public busness) for total of f600O with
bonus to be provided BY the Atlantic Telegraph Company
their with this company, of fl3 M in
binary shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company payable
by Instruments extending fourteen months In case the
cable of last successfully completed and continues in
working order during that period.
There is in addition, salvage clause, described as
under and the purpor Of which that in Of failure
third Of the capital is to be saved to the sharehod
ers:-
In the possible contingency Of the new cable being
csssfuly laid f000 only will he paid TO the Telegraph
Construction and Maintenance Company and this company
will be entitled the of all the unused
and recovered cable subc TO the payment Of certain spec
charges and 10 estimated that this arrange
viii provide Of failure, for return 70 the
shareholders of this Of Ut least Of their
paid up capital. -
1t scarcely necessary 10 remark h at all the directors
are highly respectable The first the list is that
Of Mr. George Peabody.
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Died.

N,Iacrn.,N.- AT Railway, n. J., on SATURDAY wrr h
isi ssh year
The relatives and friends % The fam, arr inv sltcd 10
ait.,rsl the upera without further nctice frm the resi-
dcuev Of her son N law, William forbcs Milton Rah
nay y. J.. ON Tuesday afternoon, At two O'Clock Car
fascs vii BE- waiting ai the station the arrival OF
tho twelve O'Clock txain from New York
McN.s SnA.-- On Sunday, March j., FRANCIS Mem.
rsRi in tINe 5esh year VI his age
Tho lunerN sil take place from the residence of his
soa.in-aw, ~ Holwcl, 50 Front street. Brooklyn. ON
Tuesday sf.er>oon, one O'Clock, 10 Cemetery Of the
Holy Cross.
woopvcsrn On sunday, March ~. At tho residence
o. her parents, No Madison avenue n,s Cntafrs n
v 'onv IN. eldest daughter " Joscph w buck Esq
dlggased
w V..V kssaA. ss ) sens Iagsl
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Later from the Scat Of War om the
Fisss-issin1orceme mt. and sup plies Re-
ceivcd by the Allies-ParaRuayan Dash
xcrSs. sne psr.n..sr% nj m on the
guayan Forces st Pssso de Ia Pasrta,
From the Anglo Brazilian Times, Rio Janeiro, Feb al
The ncws from the Plato is st devoid Of interest as
regards the progress Of the The only matter OF
allow the ascent Of the heavy ironciad Brazil which,
with three other Brazilian gunboas had reached Parana
stated that the rarsna reported have rssa ssvs
feet, and that the Brazilian heet concentrated
dare With four sunboss two other steamers and .oms
fats 70 leave Buen0s Ayres the I'd OF February
and believed that the fleet would undertake
important movement soon after his reaching IL with
The iron clad Bsrroso had arrived at Montovideo on
the 9sth and would proceed without delay 70 join the
squadron.
About 8, 500 troops had joined the Brazilian army, and
the Argentine forces further strengthened by
few hundred men Several steamers and other vessels
had arrived with warke supplies and othor necossarics
for the allied army This amounted to about 5000
men, the main body lying six 10 ten miles from Paso
Ia Palris with outposts OF Argentine cavalry the
river. while Flores with about 1000 men, opposite
600 Paraguayans crossed the Parana, supported by a
rocket boat and landed In spite Of tho Of
some 900 cavalry opposed 10 them after some hours
Withdrawing to The Paraguayan side The loss in this
affair some eight ten each side. Para.
gayan prisoner says Lopcs had mon at Paso de Ia
In Buenos Ayres the questions Of the municipal elec-
fioDs had been settled by Sen0r Raueou the Minister
the INFERIOR by the appointment Of OF the princi-
pal citizens 10 the vacant posts
In Nontevideo the commercial code was TO come
into operation on the lst Of July.
All was quiet in the Confederation and the Banda
Or entail
Our RIO Jalero and provincial this fortnight cf
ittc moment -Four hundred and twenty 1--WE troops
have arrived from the north. The ron-ciad bahia, late
Minerva, the point of leaving for the Plate and
The 0lher iron-csd and the bomb vessels WILL II H. pro-
bahle, be ready in fortnight bank, called tho
BaDco do Comnercio do Rio de Janoo, has been started
and all It's sharcs subscribed Tor The international
Emigration Assoc aiion has appointed committee to
draw Up The s,atutcs
The Rio Grandc telegraph is expected TO be in use by
the end OF this month.
Business Bucnos Ayres is brisk and money DEAR all
the importers doing good trade Produce from tho
Interior Is st ady Increasing and the receipts Of silver
and lead becoming important. Sheep cheap and the
camps look we'll The arrivals OF wool during January
have boen 900 600 arrobas The market generally s dull
Good woods are scarce but common lots abundant
Prices rangcSuperior 81 p5; hrst, u -; second
90 IS; mixed 81 81; common 45 90; international
bonds last price, ~ ON exchange abou. 900 passed.
closing rate SOL Dry hides Al reals; salt hides 3lh
The Montevidean ssadcrstas very active aud can.
not II fast enough Business Is good; money plenty
Wool has declined. Last sale So 900 arobss from 80
reals 10 IS reals
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fBE OFFICIAL INQUIRY STILL IN fRoGREss-rRIAL
of rHE MoRANr BAy PROvOsr MARSHAL.
The steamship hontczuma, from Kingston, Jamaica,
harrh !, arrived at this port yesterday.
The royal commission Of inquiry into the causes
and suppression of the recent revolt st progressing
Mrs Gordon wms of Geo. W. Gordon, who executed
AZ the ringesder % the revolt examined on the
9th inst The examinatoa had now lasted thirty daye
The trial Of Ramsay. Provost Marshal of Morant Bay
FOR aroc committed In the discharge of the duties OF
his post proc edng before The civil magistrates hut
the proceedings we're conducted In private. The ac.
eused had been admitted To bail
IN tnc assixc shssty % $50 ,.t....~.
charged with participation In The rebellion were on
trial
All was quiet
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The Emperor of Aussnia and Mr., Ban
rrvn's Orattoa.

IFfom thp UplniOn rntIonaIC Marrh
he celebrated American historian, Bancroft hsr i'm.
puo-niy wounded the dignity the hauss OF Hapsb ~
W tne qack lie hns dared qualify the EInpsror
faNmish a. an sdveuturer, and Fray.cs Jossph las
.,u y hrung Wttest 90 The subject 10 ihe Cabinet
Mashington which, however has declined 10 enteriaiu
~ and consequently The great American retublc and
~. .huslroHs house Of Austria At loqgcrhssdS
gsl 70 zee 'he cabinet NJ NieEna ukirg part VI
uhe ahiirr Of Mexico Tht On srsiLa, ~
9 o. Antr'd ~ scl rs cav 81 defending n osn.s ~
Ma4FnldH wto gscA cGeB ,srns I'd rs,t M,
ssunre f11n VITA Tfgnee ~ ~
hofe9ycr the tmgefor Maxmlaa VI ght d,snanse
WIN on Foreign assistance since according A. Ire NJ
Css AIRY. against the Yankees "' " "'-
We learn fsom iae Erg sh deipa,rhes ha, There vss
ytrat satisacoh ~ Che capital 90 Mexco with The turn
That the Dagdsd affair hss skeu aud with tbc ,,i ~
the Cabinet a. Washington, inesnuch A. 10 bid - H.
R-pOor kcsir-i'i1- ~ es n,csrb n d.ctir,,s v,or
ss&snff ~ UsSsd Ssotes.r Nv
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The steamship Nova scotan. Captain wyic sailed at
half-past nne ociock this morning for Liverpool
The steamship 81 Andrew, Captain Scott from Glas.
gov March via Londonderry, arrived here at seven
o'clock last evening she reports the 5h passed the
steamship Mors,a.n la latitude 50 90 longitude ~ l0
On the 18th passed steamship with wiie funnfs IN
latitude is a. longitude 55 The ST. Andrew ~ sail Tor
New York about Wednesday.
BsLusoRE March ~, 1890
Thestcamcr Worcester Of the Baltimore and Liv,riooi
iipc ssied yesterday With a large freight
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The Atlantic Cable.

FORMATION op new COMPANY TO CARRY orr
rgs scR~xx--cArirAL rHHy siLLtoS pol.
lars
fCIry arilceo london Daily News vsrch 81
The project ~ tL' flantc Tciogrnph Conplng s once
more brovghJ forwa,s eus IN sss foru " rJi w re
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Financial and Commerciai.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-NAkCH z.
Consols closed yesterday at S5ss S6Z United States
fvetwenties 20 70L Illinois Central Railroad, Tx
77X; Erie Railroad, 63l<.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS-MARCH Z.
CorToy-Saes two days 22. 600 bales. including 1000
bales TO specuators and exporters Market firm at 1S2d
q led. for middling uplands.
BREADsTuFFs. Flour dull and nominal Wheat quiet
and steady. Corn very dull and declined 3d. per quarter
mixed 26 g. Cd
PROVISIONS. Beef active and firm. Pork firm. Bacon
1rmer Butter quiet. Lard quiet. Tallow firm at ASS
Cd. q 4es. Cd.
PRooucs.-Ashcs have upward tendency; pots 32a
Cd. pearls 3es Sugar firm Coffee steady Rico inac-
tive. Rosin dull. Spirits turpentne quiet 1t 46s
Petroleum quiet at Ia. 10d. q %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT.
Tho Manchester market Is active with upward ten
dcncy Cor RoQds.and yarns.
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ST. Patrick. Day In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March -. 1863
81 Pstrcks Day observed here with the usua rc.
eious ceremonies The distribution of prizes al the
HibernaD Free School took place usual
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Another Rumored Revolt in Spain.
DEMAND FOR THE INSURGENTS ExTRADITION FROl

PORTUGAL.
fParis March o. correspondence London Herald
The Ape,r National Of to day publishes intelligence
stating that military revos have broken out in SPAIN
The garrison # Cirddd Rodergo Is said to haze rebse
and ., havs qftcrDlrdi wittdrdun into Portugal At
tempts at sedon also reported to have occurred at
Alcala, and several sergeants had been arrested.
Tho same journal asserts that Spain has demanded
he errddition If the Sponsh soldiers rho hare taken ref
ugc P0r,ug the ground OF their being desercrs
The Portuguese government hesitated 10 comply with
this demand.
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The chilean Wsr.

.HLkN PhiNAfksh OFF 1Hk COAST of NOR.
wAY-sdRHow ysrArg ~ srsEisH v.ssEL.
Popcnhagch March u despatch 10 thc London shipping
Gazette
Chilean pviysiecr steamer has been fallen In with
sn the coast of Norway Tie Concorda Spanish steamer
In thrstiansund 10 load n cargo OF fsh for osfz
a.. BY bef and escaped by h6isfVng the English
nm se.ss~ s~ answay are c'nsndus higher frcif.,.
~ IA
steamer Ceneofda, Mendsldsia arrived at FALMOUTH
recded thence for her port Of destination ON te 9Th
w SgFPtSc Gsurrxt
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THE EXPECTED MErron1c sHowrR.-

THE EXPECTED MRrEoRIc Shower
Next in grandeur and sublimity to So
lar eclipse, or great comet stretched
athward the starry heavens, says wri-
ter who witnessed the fall of meteors in
1888, is meteoric shower. In the year
mentioned, on the 18th of November,
from two o'clock till daylight-the sky
being perfectly serene and cloudless-
the whole heavens was lighted with a
magnificent and imposing display of ce-
lestial fireworks. This display was
seen all over North America. A similar
display was seen by Humboldt, at
Cumana, South America, in 1869. A
comparison of the epochs of the APP
pearance of these great showers has led
to the discovery that they are periodic,
their return being separated from each
other by the third part of a century, or
some multiple of this period, and are
periodical appearances of one grand
meteoric shower. As has been already
stated, Prof. Newman, of Yale College,
who has devoted much time to the in
vestigation of the periodic character of
these showers, finds that prodigious
fight of meteors, the most imposing of
its kind, was to have made its appear
ancs this morning between one and
five o'clock. Only thirteen of these
showers are recorded between COB and
1888. Such rare phenomenon awakens
deep interest among all classes ofper-
sons, and everywhere extensive prepar-
ations are being made to observe the
sublime spectacle. r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

& A GAY TRIo.-Yesterday three men,
Dennis Connell, Robert Weisgand and
John w. White came down from Til
louisville, to spend dayE in Wheeling
and see the sights. The three men Wis
\ tied the saloons and imbibed freely, and
before they had been here three hours,
they imagined they "saw stars" About
four o'clock, when tho trio was in front
Of the Sprigg House, Connell said he
had lost his pocket book, and accused
whitewit having taken it. Connell
said the pocket-book contained but lit
tie money, but rs his discharge from the
army was iu it, he wished to recover it
before Congress assembled in order to
secure his bounty. White denied hay
ing seen the pocket-book. Weisgand
was certain White had the money
holder, and urged Cornell in his en-
deavors to "have it or a fight" The
three men had imbibed sufficient
Quantity Of whisky to make them bois-
ferrous and quarrelsome, and soon a
large crowd had collected to witness
the sport. While the three were en-
gagged in . sort Of scuffie, the police in
terfsred and conveyed them to the lock-
up. Arriving at these headquarters,
White was searched, but the lost treas,
ure was not found. After some time
COnnell was searched, and in the lining
of his coat the police found the pocket
book, money, discharge paper and all.
The Tiltonsvjlle squad promised to 60
home Immediately, if released, and
thercupon they were set ct liberty. :,
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MONSTER TURNIP.-Mr. j. N. Ball
has placed upon our table monster
turnip, which was grown on his farm, a
few miles east of the city. 1t measures
twenty-five and five-eighths inches in
circumference, eight and q half inches
in diameter, and weighs four and three
ouarter pounds. Who can beat itf
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THE LENNON TRIAL.-The trial of
John Lennox, charged with the murder
of Robert Morrow, which occurred in
Washington, Pa, about two years ago,
was to have commenced in the Beaver
County Court yesterday. Hon. VIM.
Montgomery, George S. Hart, Robert NJ.
Gibson, and Freeman Brady, Esqs., of
Washington, Pa, counsel for the de-
Tense, passed through this city yester-
day. en- route for Beaver.
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Vine Growers Of
wheeling and Vicinity.

Al DON. Ohio, win arrive with 5000 Grspe
Roots, ON the 18th Oct al Bellair, Eagle Hotel;
on the 3Dth Of Oct At the Bridgeport National
Hotel; on the 3lst Of Oct at Wheeling, w. Va,
at the Stamm House; on The LIST Of Nov. at St
ClairsyiIle, at the Chronicle Oficc. ON the ID Of
Nov. ct Nartinsville. at Mr.. Thomas Carriers
residence, with the following varieties Of Grape
Norton's Vireini. SEEMING rros. Seeding.
Concord. Delaware, Diana, Reoecca, Lows, Isa-
hella and N Of the nav and leading varietiea
/ Please give me ean, and examine the finest
stock Of Irsps rosts svsr brought 70 this com
"a ost22 ngvf
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SALE OF THE WILD WAGoNER.-As
will be seen by our river column, the
famous steamer Wild Wagner, which
was for some time run in the Wheeling
and Cincinnati trade, by Capt. Drown,
was sold on Saturday ut Jacksonville,
for s45.O
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"Jes sor,-"Exactly r-Solon Shinele said
tbev vera there s.eyery time II he felt 'owleyp
In tie morning, he took Plantation Bittersi IL
he felt weary at night he took Plantation Bitters
II he lacked appetite, was weak, langnid OF men;
tally oppressed he took Plantation Bltters; ana
they never failed to set him on his pins square
Few persons want any better aathority; but
"a some may, just read the following:
"a owe much TO you, for !
uerilv believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
NV life. REV. w. II. WAGoNER
Madrid, N. Y"
have been q great sui.
from Dyspepsia and had to a Tss Pa ptstSa
''''' NV REV. C. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City"
1. I had lost all appe-
tite-vss 20 weak and enervsted could hardly
walk. and had q perfect dread of society.
The Plantation Bitters have set me all right.
JAMES HEMINWAY,
st. Louis No."
have cured me Of arrangement Of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They acted like Q charm. &C. MoQRE,
254 Broadway, New York"
Mrs. O. NJ. DEvOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given 1t to the weak aud invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
ifying results We have received over hun
dred reams of such certificates, but no adver-
tisement is 30 effective as what people them,
selves say of a good article. Our fortune and
our reputation Is at stake. The original quality
and high character Of these goods will be sus-
tanned under every and all circumstances. They
have already obtained sale in every town. VII
lage, parish and hamlet among civilized nations
Base fmitators try TO come rs near our name and
STYLE a. they can, and because good article can
not be sold as low - . poor ono, they hnd some
support from parties whs do not care what they
sen Be on your guard. SEQ our private stamp
over the eorf. PHI. DRAKE & CO.,
Now York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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NNTIoNAL Wool GROWING AssOCIA-
TIoN.-We learn that Ohio and other
counties of this State will be represent
ed in this Association, which will meet
in Cleveland tomorrow. 1t will be an
important gathering, and is intended to
represent the heaviest wool growers
from all the Northern States. 1t will
doubtless be the largest gathering Of
the kind ever assembled in the United
States, and its deliberations, if harmo.
NOUS, will have a marked effect in favor
of wool growing interests. The princi
pal business, aside from the discussion
of the most profitable clips of wool fol-
productions, will be to take the neces.
sary steps to secure the passage by Con
gress of an adequate wool tariff. The
call for the meeting embraces delegates
from all the States. No formal appoint
ment of delegates is necessary. Every
wool grower is invited to attend, and
will be entitled to a seat in the Conven.
ton. Many prominent wool growers
east and west, will be present, and the
body of the Convention will consist OF
the best informed wool growers in the
United States. The proposed wool tar.
iff of last winter was generally salts,
factory to the wool growing interests
1t was drawn up by committee of ex.
perienced wool growers, acting in con.
cert, and with the advice of the leading
officers of the State Wool Growers As.
ISOLATION. After free and full discussion
the association will adopt such resolu.
tions, and recommend that such action
ss may seem best to secure the adequate
protection against the dangerous effect
Rfef foreign importations.
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PAYING ELECTION BETs.-The practice
of betting ON elections is one that we
have never commended, but it is not so
bad to lay wager as it is to repudiate
when beaten. Let all honorable men who
staked and lost, pay up and resolve to sin
NO more in that direction. Since the re-
suit of the recent elections have been
received about fifty thousand dollars
have been paid over to the winners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

PoLICE.-In the Polio Court yester-
day, Charles Mccormack, for assaulting
and abusing Frank Jackson, was fined
five dollars and costs. John Burgess
was charged with assaulting and abusing
John McGann. The charge was not sus.
tanned, and McGann was compelled to
nav costs of suit.
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DEATH OF Coal MFRcHANT.-Mat
thew Watson, coal merchant, residing
at Steubenville, died in Cleveland last
week, after brief illness, of hemorr
haze Of the lungs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-13

WE have received q communication
from gentleman who resides near the
Custom House corner, requesting us to
call the attention Of the city police to
the rowdyism and ruffiianism which is
rampant, especially on the Sabbath day,
in the neighborhood of the saloons OPP
posite the Custom House. Our city of
fcials will do well to keep their eyes
openn in that quarter.