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States and England
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the Queen Of ENGLAND.
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Sne President OF tho United States Acknowledges with
Osofsund qualification the receipt of her MAiessys
sspstch and cordially rociprccses the hope that the
nabie which now unitcs the Eastern and Western
Rsmpheres nav serve ,o strengthen and perpetuste
peace and smity between the government, Of England
and the republic q the United States
10 ANDREW JOHNSON
rn the Mayor Of New York 10 the Lord
~ Mayor Of Lsndon.
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Forwarded 10 bis Honor the Lord Mayor d London tsie
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u the Io~p nAron Of London:-
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6ncs of cod. have united shs ccsiissns
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Martial Law Proclaimed.

Martial Law Proclaimed.
Nsw ORLEANS, July 30-Erenlug
Gonerai Baird has issued a proclamation declaring
martial law
Richard Cerus, child Of Dr. Ccrus was killed acci
denlay when passing out OF tho Medical College Or.
Dastie was MORALLY wounded In the abdomen snd has
other wounds in tho head John Henderson's wounds
arc not mortal Ccrus was the only white person killed
All the rest negroes
Tho fnnMinn haai ai,,af hnan anal.
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Mws fkom I've PAcIfIc.

Advice. hros Chips and Australia r~cc~-sf.i
Expcditiou Agaisss the West Coast Pirates
AMair. In California, SC.
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FENIANISM REVIVED.

Address OF Head Centre strphrn. 10 tho
Feniao- OF America -ur Warn. Them -
ucwar~ OF Politicians Another Grand Talk
Demanded, xc.
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GENERAL oRDgRs-So. 80.
HEADouARrERs DEPARTMENT LOUISIANA,
NKw ORLEANS, La July 80, 1885. /
In consequence Of the notorious and unlawful pro-
ceedngs OF to-day, martial Law Ia proclaimed in the
city OF New Orleans Brevet Major General A. v Kautx
Is appointed Military Governor OF the city He will
make his headquarters In the City Hail. and his orders
will be minutely oboyed In every particular All civil
functonares will report at 10 General Kautz and
be Instructed in regard 10 such duties they may bo
Quosted 10 rform
By order ot Breyet Major General BAIRD
NATnASin BuRRASK, First Lieutenant and Acting Az
sistant Ad jutant General.
Tx O'CLOCK r NJ
The city is qust, and every citizen at home
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
Honey Ant Of Texas.

A Texas paper of late date, speaking
of the Honey Ant, says: q" We have
often heard of the Honey ant of Texas,
but the account seeming so romantic,
we have heretofore been hardly able to
credit it, but as we now havea specimen
before us, furnished by our friend Leo.
Smith, of this city, we can no longer
have any doubts on the subject. These
ants are q medium size between the
large and small red ants, and are of q
reddish and brown color. Appended to
the rear of each one, is a translucent
sack OF globe filled with pure clear
honey of most delicious flavor. These
sacks vary in size OIL different ants
ranging between the size of buckshOt
and navy pistol ball. On this sack, at
short intervals, are attached thin layers
about the length and width of half q
grain of rice, and of dark color, evil
IDENTIFY to strengthen it and keep it in
shape, these interesting animals when
they crawl, draw their delicious load
after them, and if the sack is empty the
honey runs ont and they set themselves
to work to replenish it again. Whether
they deposit this honey in their great
general reservoir among the rocks, to
draw from it as occasion may require,
or hold and use it as individual proper
ty, we are not informed. Here is a Gu.
riosity that we believe has heretofore
escaped the eyes and pens of our cele'
brated naturalists."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
New York Market.
y NEW YORK October 81

NEW YORK October 81.
COTTON-Irregular and heavy at 3Sl
for middling uplands, and 4Oa4Of for dc
Orleans.
FLOUR-Opened l0a2Oe better, but
closed quiet and firm at slight adj
vance; $40 30al1 % for extra State:
Sl2 25a13 so for extra round hoop Ohio;
Sl3 Goals 90 for trade brands. Rye
-four active and firm at 81 25aS 80.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady; State in
bond at d
GRAIN - Wheat active and Sal0c
higher; 81 30a2 IS for very inferior
Chicago spring; 81 40a2 90 for No. Z
Chicago and Milwaukee. Rye quiet;
old western at 81 IS. Receipts of corn
81 $50 bu; market Base lower, closing
unsettled and firmcr; 81 % for inferior;
81 3Oal 80 for shipping mixed western
in store and afloat, chiefly at 81 30a1 32
and closing firm at 81 32al 33. Receipts
Of oats 1918 bu; 1c lower; sales 10000
bu at 7Oa75c for Chicago and Milwau.
kee.
GROCERIES-Coffee quiet and firm
Sugar steady and in fair demand; Cuba
1Osa11tc. Molasses very firm for low
grades, and quiet.
PETR0LEUM-LOw but more &C.
tive; 2lta22c for crude, and 35a35tc fol-
refined in bond.
WOOL-Domestic fleece still contin
ues dull, heavy and declining, Will,
foreign is quiet and steady; 50a62c fol
domestic fleece; 30c for Georgia; 45c fol
super pulled; 22a32c for Texas.
Observation-Disclosures sold in mod
crate request /; 33a34c for Buenos Ayre:
light weight; 34a35sc for middle do; 81
a:}5tc for heavy do; 32a35c for Califor
MIA light do; 34a35c for middle do; 35a
SIC for heavy do.
COAL-FOreign, firm with mOderat,
supply and good inquiry; domestic
selling at IS 50a7 rs per ton Of 2,OOt
pounds from yards; by auction to-day
1900 tons sold at - l2ia6 CIT for limp
steamboat, egg, CRATE and stove size.
PORK-Decidedly firmer; $34 50a36
cash; and $50 25a32 IS, regular, for new
mess; $36 cash, $50 regular, for old mess
and S27aT so for prime; also 1850 bar
rels at S29 so, seller. all November
81 so, seller December.
BEEF-Quiet ut about former prices
beef hams dull at 40a45c.
BAC0N-Inactiye; l5c for Cumber
land cut; Isle for short ribbed, and 16i,
for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy; Ia;
14ic for shoulders, and 16a15c for hams
DRESSED H0GS-Dull and heavy
12c for Western. 5
LARD-Heavy and lower, at 1874:
15fc. 5 = Er8 10 EF
BUTTER--Unchanged.
CHEESE-Dull at Sa10c.
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A Live Yankee.

Andy Cummins, who. used to live
down in Connecticut, was eute "down-
easter,"-a real live Yankee, hard to
beat. He was once in country bar
room "down South" where several gem
tlemen were assembled, when one of
them said, yankee Cummins, IL you'll
90 out and stick your penknife into
anything, when you come back I'll you
what it's sticking in. 'Yer can't do
no SIGH thing" replied Cummins. "Pll
bet ten dollars on it," answered the
Southerner. oval, l rather guess
ri take that ere bet. Here, cap
tain,n turning to the landlord, "hold
the stakes, and I'll jist make half saw
horse in less than no time" The par
ties deposited an Y apiece, and G. de-
parted on his mission, but in short
time he returned, saying, "Wall neigh
Dor, what's it stickin int" "In the
handle" replied the SOutherner, hold
ing out his hand for the stakes. -"Guess
not; jist wait q minnit," said the Yam
kee, holding up the handle of his knife
minus the blade. ~ kalkilate the
blade can't be in the handle, when it's
driv clean up in an old stump aside of
yer roam out thar" Cummins, OF
course, won the wager, and the South
erner sloped for parts unknown amid
roars of laughter.
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Remark able Hail Storm.

A correspondent of the Charlotte,
North Carolina, Democrat, writing from
Davidson College, North Carolina, says:
1.-THE following is o description of a
very novel and destructive hail storm,
which occurred at half-part two o'clock
yesterday evening. The pieces (not
stones) were every conceivable shape,
with horns, legs, arms, &c, resembling
bugs. fowls, grasshoppers, craw-fish,
alligators, crabs, fish, lizards, chestnuts
burs, monkeys, sea-shells, doll-babies,
&C., &c. They came down so rapidly,
and in such size and quantity that
many Of them lost an arm, leg, or wing
in the fall. The little (not yery} crea-
lures came down with legs and arms
spread out so that they hitched upon
the cotton and other things, stripping
them pretty clean of leaves and limbs.
Some cotton fields are ruined. The
heaviest part of the storm was be-
tween here and Mount Mourne, covering
the ground from three to four inches in
some places, and to-day it still lies in
piles two inches deep, the pieces aver.
aging two and half to three ounces in
weight" aIa 6
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THE following advertisement illus
trates the greatness of the number.of
words commencing with the letter as"
almost language of themselves. 1t
is said to be literal copy of a notice
posted in a prominent place in one of
the fiourishiug towns in the County
Cork, Ireland:
Will be sold, or set up for sale, on
Saturday, the sixth day of September
next, in the town of Skivereen, Span
ker, the property of Seth O'Sullivan-a
strong, staunch, steady, sound, safe,
sinewy, serviceable, strapping, supple,
swift sorrel stallion. He is slightly,
sprightly, spirited, sturdy, shining, sure
footed, slack, smooded, spunky, we'll
skinned. He is sized and shaped sweet
", saddle steed of superlative symme-
| try, named or styled as aforesaid Span
ker, with small star and snip. He is
square sided, slender-shouldered, sharp
sighted, and steps singularly stately.
He is free from strain, sprain or SPAWN.
He is neither stiff-mouthed, shabby
topted, sinew-shrunk, spur-galled, sad
dle-backed, shell-toothed, slim girthed,
short-winded, splay-footed or shoulder
slipped, and is sound in the four points
and in the stifie-joint. He has neither
sick-splen, sleeping-eyil, set-fast, snag-
gle-teeth, sub-tumors, sores or shatter-
ing-hoof. Nor is he sour, sulky, surly,
stubborn or sullen-tempered. He is
neither shy, skittish, slow, sluggish or
stupid. He never slips, strips, strays,
snuffles, sniffles or stalks in his stall or
stable, and scarcely or seldom sweats. He
has o snowy, stylish switch tail en- his
stern and q safe set of shoes on his feet.
He can feed on soil, stubble, sinfar,
sheaf oats, straw, sage or Scotch grass.
He can carry sixteen stone with a sur
prising speed, and stride a six-foot stone
wall on o stroke. His sire was the Sly
Supple Sides, out of q sister of Spindle
Shanks, by Samson, a sporting son OF
Sparkler, who won the sweepstakes and
subscription plate last season in Sligo
His selling price is sixty-seven pounds
sixteen shillings sixpence sterling.
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,1ane.ar, As.ir..

INV A0AAsNf
Pbe Posts money article says: Inc
loan market is easy at 4a5 per cent. Inc
current rates for discounts are 5ta',
with more hesitancy. The stock mar
ket is strong. Governments are IN ialr
demand at slight advance on yester-
davis rates. Railroad shares are strong,
Northwestern common taking the lead
in advance of the miscellaneous stocks;
Cumberland continues TO be the most
busy: the speculative clique, which Is
managing the movement, not yet nav,
ing. so far as appears, accomplished
their plans. .t.
Itions were rs follows: New York Cen
trail / 1871; Erie s5t; Hudson l 20; Read
ing l rs: Michigan Central Ia; Michl,
Gan Southern 92i; Illinois Central 2os
Cleveland and Pittsburg 3s; Chicago
and North Western 81; do preferred elt;
Toledo 1 10; Chicago & Rock Island
llOa; Ohio and Mississippi certitleates
344. Foreign exchange quiet: 6iils AT at
so days on London quoted at Uotai W;
for commercial 09a1 09s; for bankers
do. at short sight loia1 l0a.
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ci.iAohs' f,ssss"o - ~
MUM Tor lies and ISLANDERS against siie
Sonth:
r o,,ru-We the nm.
s...;@n.d Nortbarn men and new set.
a. 49, honght and leased planta-
49, - ,ha conntv of Madison. Missis-
s ';on .;no IN tha close of the late war,
siPp,, SIM; .hn e.oaJman and filling oui
emPloylng tue ls i,oe uarI W. hays No.
ANUS WIN '" - IN tbs Nortbern
ticea manf e. ~ anr ,aceJ;tv i
Papers, WHEEL 90 oona;der defamotorv ex.
conceInsu, vi aaIieJ for. and. s6onld
agels. S.;,. s;i.nt IN MISREPRESENTATION,
w IcA1 ,aaaI;tx and its oli citizens. 4
ol os, i ~ ,n,rat to those -yho have
Noue = bnsn;tsblr and treated n,
tx tx ':u.;Is,, =, - :. -, e
Win c.sny ..a m.ry who
IN our LILY 1asooa nf mules and
nave san s,r 49, .o,ns nf the nm.
1ors;sn.d R1t ola residents have suf.
e Ssaad feom such losses more severely
.Ia ,aU .ottIars. thns nrov;ng that
Inan . IG" iii s,oaI ,nrIas no matte,
lluie 's sJ "" WEI nnr ne;abhors we
, iodn nc d;e;on,t;as and none but
a..;se, nau ~ Irs;nsss raIat;ons
Tha f.n.dnan work for whom thew
p,sases to contract with in the same man
nor as farm, I.borers Mt the North: i'm
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867
THE WHEELING REGISTER /!
The Largest, the Best anu '"'
Most Widely Circulated
Paper i'm West
Virginia!
Daily, Ti-Heekly& Weekly
,,xc nrusrIED THAT

ENG salts FLED TIL n Il
ID their patrons are prepared to encourase al
enterprise which has for its object the protectIo
and promotion of the welfare OF the wni'e race
in this Republic, and the development ana ei'
ovation of our Young and promising State, the
Proprietors Of the Wheeling REGISTER have en-
laryrd and improved this paper to meet the DE-
mands of increased circulation and growing
popularity and now take pleasure In presenting
10 the people of this State. the Largest, Neat.
est ani Host Reliable Paper nm West
Virginia.
TIE REGISTER can point TO its past
history as the surtst and best index of its future
course upon all questions of National or State
policy Believing shat the war was ended AMI
IT. legitimate purposes attained with the surren.
der OF the rebel armies and the abandonment OF
slavery and secession by the South, the REGIS
TER will be- the unhinching advocate of all meas
ures that tend 70 promote the national harmony,
Ia restore the unity of the Government and Ia
extend to all sections the priceless blessings OF
an impartial Union and a lasting peace. It viii
be equally firm In its opposition TO all partizan
schemes that impose unjust aud unwarrantesi
conditions upon the reunion of Government
that was never broken, that guarantee pefpet-
ual ascendancy Ia one political party ana un.
changing ostracism to every other, and thai
thwart tine wishes of every patriotic heart by
leaving our country still divided, our people
lisunited our Union unreStored Tolerating
the opinion of all men, while steadfastly advo.
eating its own despisins the proscriptivc bigotry
of fInaticism while firmly adhering TO its own
convictions Of right and duty.
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Another Feniam Meeting.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-The Ma
tional Irish Executive committee Of
Irish citizens. ut a meeting held last
night, passed resolutions rendering
hanks to the President of the United
States and Secretary Seward for theil
prompt, enlightened and humane ac-
ton in behalf of those American citi'
zens who have been unjustly convicted
and cruelty sentenced by the judicial
authorities at Toronto, for alleged com
plicity in the Fenian invasion of that
province, and inviting public meeting
OH Saturday of both native and adopted
citizens, to give expression 10 their SEN
timents on the questions involved.
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A. Girdle q Steam Around tho World.
A Philadelphia paper calls attention
to the fact that the beginning Of the
new year will witness the inauguration
of unbroken steam communication
around the globe, to be thenceforth
prosecuted as regularly as the arrival
and departure of European steamships
at our wharves. The steamship Henry
Chauncey will sail on the 18th of De-
cember for the Isthmus; will connect
there with the Golden City for San
Francisco; and from San Francisco, on
the LIST Of January, the steamship Col
orado will sail for Yokohama, in Japan,
and Hong Kong, in China. IL, arrived
at the latter port, the passenger wishes
still to journey westward, he can pro-
coed by the boats of the Peninsular and
Oriental Company to Bombay, and on
ward through the Red Sea, to the 18th
mus Of Suez, which, crossed by rail, con-
ducts to the British line of Mediterra-
mean steamers, touching Mt Gibraltar,
and arrive in England, where few
hours will enable him to take passage
in one Of dozen line steamships for
this countryside supposed point Of de-
parture. 81,
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Oswego Market.
OswEco, October, 81.

OSwEGo, October, ol'
Flour, 25c better; S12 so for No. l
spring; Sl5 90 for white; SIS 75al6 00for
Xxx. Wheat opened firm, and closed
higher; No.. , Chicago spring
81 35a2 IS; inspected do, 81 43; Milwau-
kee club 81 35; No. 2 do. to arrive, - AZ.
Corn opened excited, with material
advance in prices, but closed quiet; sales
early of No. Illinois, part to arrive, at
81 20al 81. Barley in good demand, and
market better; Canada 81 27al % for
ordinary to prime for free, and 81 O5i in
bond. Rye, scarce and unsettled. Ca
nal freights steady; to New lork-flour
So; wheat II; corn and barley II; rye Is;
to Albany-wheat IL; corn and barley
10; rye II.
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an 0tleeeraph.
ITO THE REGIsTRR.-
. FROM NEW YORK.

The Mentgonery-Sunta Anna Case
The Nasuralixatiou Forgeries-A
New York Clerk absesnds with &c.
600. ~
New YORK, October 31.--The Mont
gomery-Santa Anna case has been de
cided against Montgomery.
Phillips Melting has been committed
in one thousand dollsrs bail to answer
the charge of forging Judge MonelPs
name to naturalization papers.
George Calvert. clerk in the employ
of c. C. Park, "a New street, yesterday
absconded with $4,000 in gold checks
belonging TO his employer. $l0,0O0 OF
the amount had been cashed. Pay
ments on the rest has been stopped.
Railroad sui,-Escapc OF q Prisoner.
New York. October 31.-TO-day A. J.
vanderpool. in behalf of William Il.
Griffith and others, applied in the Su-
preme Court for an injunction against
Thomas A. scott and the present Board
of Directors of the Milwaukee and Min
nessota Railroad Company, charging
them with having in consideration OF
SI6O, 900 secured from che old board
the management of the road, and that
they are now acting in the interest OF
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad.
The defendants deny both thVharges
and the jurisdiction of the Court.
John Lambert, arrested some time
since for robbing an internal revenue
officer while on his passage from Oregon
to San Francisco, escaped from Rolin
Headquarters, where he was confined.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

Dt ssRrCR Ot q DER B oF
ID rSUSr executed tn me bv Ssth .sisl Pig
n.n and wife b-Ariug date Sotenh-r 49, lesSs.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
Bu6alo Market.

BUFFALO, October 81.
Flour, No. spring si2 so; amber win
ter Sl4 G0al4 80; western spring, sl2 25
a12 62i; sales 200 bbis. Wheat, $685.
600 bushels; = 2sa2 80 for Milwaukee,
for sample; 81 IS for No. Milwaukee
spring; 81 All fer Green Bay club, and
81 IS for Racine spring. Corn opened
in the morning at 81 26; later il sold at
81 %, closing heavy; sales 5000 BUSH
els. Oats, 5000 bushels Ohio at GA
65c. Barley, 10000; certificate No.
Illinois, 81 %. Rye firm at 81 30aI %.
Peas quiet. Pork s33 90. Lard I5ial6.
Whisky nominal at s23s Canal freights
dull; to New York-wheat 20; corn Il;
oats III; to Albany-Wheat Il; corn IL;
oats 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-01
New York Dry Goods MARKET.
New YORK, October 81

NEW YORK, UctoDer 81.
The depression noticed in the dry
goods market for the past week sill
Continues. Jobbers' prices: Brown
Sheetings-Indian Head, 22i; Peppereil
f. 25: do o, 81; Bleached Shirtings,
Barbletts, 81; Amoskeag A, 32a; Hope
y. Prints-Merrimac w 22l; Hamll-
ton, 49,; American 10; Amoskeag lsa
Freeman II; Empire -. Ticks-Amos-
keag, A C and A, 62!; do b, Al; Everett
30. Stripes-York "a; Uncasviile -,
Albany Ia; DENNIS and Haymaker so
Boston manufacturing ~ !.