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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
The Concora msnk Robbery.

Fun details of ths modus opersudi
en- Dyed by the dctec tives in securing
ths arrest Of the ro6berA OF the Concord
Mt 3aal bank, state that a, ter many un-
successful efforts on the par OF hessrs'
Heath Jones aud Hunt, Boato.7 detect
i've which included trips to Ph, label
PHI aud other places, in which en- 'rts
tAey were aided by New York detecl
i've, they finally discovered some Of the
NH sing bonds in possession Of a man at
New York, who was willing to sell
them. Through his confession and In
Sornation, on the 22d Of January, dc
tectives proceeded to Camden, N. j., op,
e@itc Philadelphia, thence during the
aieht nineteen miles down the shore Of
the Delaware, to cottage near the viii
lag OF PauIsboro where they captured
she chief robbcr, q notorious counter
hitar, named Laugdon W. Moore, alias
Charles Adams, who was taken to New
York, and committed on a charge Of
Burglary.
Nothing was found on Moore. The
Aouse was thoroughly searched curtains
pulled down, carpets ripped, desks bro
Ken open beds examined the wainscOC-
tirg and flooring Of all the rooms pried
40, but the search was unsuccessful.
Oh digging under the stable, however,
the found glass VI, hermetiCaIly seat
/ Cd few feet below the surface, which
/ Contained 100000 in bonds. They next
/ dr- some four feet below the sill Of 3
wa gate on the bank Of the river ~
| low high water mark, where they fodnd
Ist'n box containing $40 900 in houds.
AL the bonds have been identified ny
thC bank officers, and aiioEether $3.50,
/ ~ Of the stolen property was recovered
sud given over 20 the hauk officers.
Moor is at New York, awaiting Il rrqut.
su'0n from the authorities of MassaChu-
%t,S. Moore says that he aud an &C
c0ppliCe watched eight months for an
Opportunity to rob the bank, and sue.
c&ded 10 doing 50 Ia broad daylight, nv
usaG false keys, while the Cashier was
seeut at dinner. M0Orps accompice
wa Harry Howard, alias Euglirh Harry,
wpo has doubtless left the country. The
ueec'lves get One-tenth at the mOuey
s@oVered, for their services.
HB MISSION To ENaLAKB.-Thc N. Y.
noune's Washington correspondent,
say The United States minister Ia
sngiaud, Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, it
7MaId, Is anxious to return home, aud
-tak wish, should it be persisted in-w,lI
ET lelnctaudy asseuted to. In that
w. 1t is supposed that his place will
y n'lrd either by Mr. Motley, now min.
atnVr at Vienna, or Ar. Marsh, minister
VIZ ay. Whicheverof these posts shall
IL 5tJ vacant will he filed, it Ia Eur.
mA'd, by Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania
aoo as he would prefer to go to Italy, il
.topp"sed that the choice for miuister
\ = 'he Court of St. James will fall upon
tkr Marsh"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22

are fully represented for the ilrst time in
Ave years,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
McnctaTT Amir

Wv ToRT. April i2.-TEe Com
Dlerciai says The stock depart
ment shows q slight reaction
rom the extreme 4ctivitr Of yes
terday. b. change of tone upon mis-
cellaneous lists, which is generally low.
er on Railroad lists Cliques are gener-
slly ouiescent Hudson gives somes in
dication Of a clique movement, prices
being per cent higher At close of the
hoard in miscellaneous list there was
decline from the advanced figures Of
Yesterday Custom fell of 4! per cent
from highest prices of yesterday and
Quicksilver declined Il per oent closing
at A. Increased activity OF the coal
trade is operating tayorably Oh the value
of coal stocks Large additions to the
number OF steam vessels entering ports
has materially augmented the demand
for coal from the Cumberland fields, and
some companies have orders IN advance
of current supply from No7ia SEQ
tia Since the abTogation Of the
reciprocity treaty the coal provinces
beipu now subject to duty Of one dol
lar and fifty cents per ton has added ma
teriallv to the demand at our own mines
and for a moment enables producers 10
qet higher prices tor their product than
fhey otherwise could Transportation
of coal on the Delaware Lackawanna s
Western Railroad for the expired portion
Of the year is 2l6,S59. against 3. 500 tons
for the same period OF last year an IN
crease of fifty per cent Traffic for the
same period amounts to 525S13 tons
a0ainst ACT, so last year This improved
condition of affairs has produced an ad
vance in Golfers of coal companies rep
resented in this market, with conse
ouent advance IN prices Stock Cum
! berland coal has been active during the
week bat is dull this morning, closing
at AZ 20s of 90 are being sold short IN
anticipation OF this movement, but
at a slight concession buyers are IS nu
merous as sellers, anu prices but little
affectef Sales have been made at
1891. but prices subsequently, advanced
Discounts moderately active at 64a7i
ner cent. for prime names, paper of that
trade being scarce, principally owing tc
ifs scarcity and tothe supposition that
there NAV be large returns of 5-20's from
Europe. Rate on gold low, from 81 pei
cent Der day to c per cent Ter annum
Foreign exchange continues firm, bui
importers show no disposition to buJ
freely at advanced rates, bat apparently
prefer taking an advance on the face II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
Nov York News.

New YORK. April 1.-THE drivels on
the Third and Sixth avenue railway
cars Yesterday struck for higher wages.
and during the greater part Of the day
on the former. and tie entire dag on the
latter, the cars were not running. The
present rate OF wages is but two dollars
per day. aud the demand made is tor
f;fty cents extra The drivers Oh the
other lines are determined to follow the
example of those of the railways above
mentioned Towards evening a compro-
mise was effected with a few Of the
drivers of the Third avenue railway, but
as the larger portion held out, traffic was
but imperfectly resumed Several of
of the drivers were badly beaten by the
strikers
All sorts OF Fenian rumors are circu-
lating this morning 1t is believed by
some that Stephens has arrived in this
country, and is somewhere on the North
ern frontier 1t would be absurd to re
peat the various reports
Michael Geary, billiardist and pugil,
ist. was arrested yesterday and taken
before Justice Bowling, on charge OF
assault and battery, preferred BY benJa
min earns, reporter. OF Wilkes opIIIl
Geary was held to bail to answer the
charge.
From fifty to seventy beggars and
7agrants have been arrested every day
By the fifteenth ana twenty ninth pre-,
ciuct police, il pursuance of the recent
order to that effect from police head
quarters The order is being obeyed bJ
the police with great promptness and
the beggars are rapidly becoming scarce
On the streets and thoroughfsres
The steamship Eagle from Havana Oh
the 5th inst, has arrived No news.
Gen. VIM. H Penecase, we'll known as
gallant officer in the army Of the Po
tomac, has been selected by Gen Butter
feld as superintendent Of recruiting Of
the State of New Jersey. 1t is intended
to at once fill up all regiments OF regn
! lars to the maximum number.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13

NASHVILLE, April PA House quo
rum was finally obtained by the recep,
ton of a report Of the Committee on
Credentials, and consequently the ad-
mission of members
The franchise law passed by an over
whelming majority.
The 10th United States cavalry were
mustered out of the service to day Its
band sold their instruments for $500 and
devoted the proceeds to the Lincoln
Monument fund Ali volunteer troops,
white and colored, will be mustered out
by May 4th
The Central States Dental Association
adjourned after electing " H Morgan
Of Nashville, President
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
From Cauada-MeetinE OF the Cabi
uet-Miiitary Afairs-The FeniaBs-
SANITARY Measures ia Montreal,

TORONTO; C W, April - The Cab
net meets daily but the proceedings are
kept from the public
The report that cases OF arms had ar
rived at Ottawa, and mysteriously dis
appeared, is contradicted.
The whole volunteer force at Montreal
Is called out twice a week Additional
volunteers are arriving at Cornwall in
anticipation OF trouble in connection
with arrests Of fenians.
The report that President Johnson is
going to issue a proclamation IN refer
ence to the Fenians gives much satisfac-
ton
MONTREAL April l5-The greatest ac.
tivity prevails in all circles TO keep out
the cholera Precautionary and sani-
tary measures are being taken in antici-
patton Of its approach Choleric disr,
rhea prevails here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
WASHINGTON. April II


HoUsE.-Mr. Washburne, OF Indiana
offered a resolution, which was adopted
calling on the Paymaster General to fur
nish the House with the names OF Pay
masters in the army against whom stop.
pages are standing, with the nature ot
the same.
On motion of Mr. Farnsworth the
vote adopting it was re.considered. At
ter considerable debate on the resolu-
ton, and hearing the bill pending in the
House for the relief of Paymasters, the
resolution was referred to the commit.
tee on Military Affairs
The next business in order, during the
morning hour, was the bill for the relief
of Paymasters of the army.
Mr. Conkling moved a substitute tor
the bill, that the bill and pending
amendment be re.committed to the com
mittee on Military Affairs, aud ii was so
ordered
Mr. Banks, from the Committee on For,
eign Affairs, report ed back Senate bill to
authorize the President to transfer a
.unboat to the government OF the Re,
public of Liberia which was considered
and past
Mr. Patterson, from same committee.
reported back Senate bill for the relief
of James G. Clarke, for his services as
Acting Charge d'Affairs at Berlin, in
1857. On objection of Mr. Washhurne,
of Illinois, it was referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole
Mr. Orth, from the same committee, re
ported back the Senate joint resolution
protesting against pardons by Foreign
Governments of persons convicted of in
famous offences on condition of emf
grating to the United Stales, hich vas
PASSED. and the House adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
THE COHRLKR's SECRET,

Waggish cobbieT, once in Rome
Put forth proclamation
That he'd be willing to disclose
For due consideration
secret which the cobbling world
Could i'll afford to lose
The way TO make in one short day
A hundred pairs OF shoes
From every quarter to the sight
There ran a thousand fellows.
Tanners, cobblers bootmen. shoemsp
Jolly leather sellers.
all redolent Of beer ana smoke
And cobblers wax and hides
Each fellow pays his thirty pence
And calls il cheap besides
Silence the Co0bler enters
And casts around his eyeS
Then curls his lips the rogue then trOwns
And then looks wondrous wise.
Ny friends, he says, It's simple quite.
The plan that propose
And every one of yOu, think
Might learn it il YOU chose
a good sharp knife is all you hsei
In carrying out my plan
so easy is ii none can fail
Let him be child or man.
T1make hundred pairs OF shoe,
just 90 back to your shops
md take hundred pairs of boots
And Cut off all the topsl'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13

gold, consequent on payment of money
Coupons. There have been outside tran
sactions in prime sterling at g. Among
shipments to China this week are do:
mestic cotton goods to the value OF
si2O,641; a drawback of &c per pound is
allowed on exports of domestic cotton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
Release OF Hod Aunis'

Boston. MASS, April l2.-Hod AnniS,
the party recently arrested for the great
lard robbery in New York, has been re
leased by Judge Chapman, OF the Su'
preme Court, on writ of habeas corpus.
Annis has been under the charge Of
chief OF police Kurt, but without any
legal document for holding him. 1t is
stated that only two hundred and sew
enteen thousand dollars of the stolen
property has been recovered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
Albany and Troy steve Founders ani
Moaiders Dimeuity Settled

ALBANY, April l2-The difficulties
betweea the stove founders and mould
ers of this city and Troy have been sat
isfactorily adjusted and to morrow work
Will he resumed in all the foundries of
the two cities. Upwards Of one thous-
and men will immediately resume EN-
ployment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STATE CONVENTION.
FORTY COUNTIES REPRESENTED.
Proceedings Harmonious.
SPECIAL to the Register

CLARKsBURG, April IL.
The Conservative State Convention
met in this place this morning, and pro-
ceeded at once to the business which
called it together Every part Of the
State is represented-forty Of the most
populous counties having delegates on
the floor Hon. THOMAS SwBESET, OF
Wheeling, was chosen President The
proceedings have been harmonious and
the delegates are full of enthusiasm
The Convention concluded its labors,
and adjourned at four O'Clock this after
noon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
CSnEYsssiSnai Proceedings,

WASHINGTON, April II,
SENATE. The Senate concurred in the
House amendments to the bill to reim
burse Missouri for war expenses.
The bill to provide that soldiers me
moirs shall be carried through the
mails at the same rate as printed matter,
was passed
The bill to authorize the Secretary at
the Treasury to refund the duties col
lected on produce being shipped from
one port Of the United States 70 another,
since the expiration Of the reciprocity
treaty, was passed
Mr. Stewart presented a Joint resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States pro
hbiting distinctions on account OF color,
and the payment of the rebel debt, and
providing that when any one OF the
eleven seeded States shall comply with
these conditions, it shall be admitted to
representation, and general amnesty
shall exist in regard to all persons in
such States who were in any way con-
nected with armed opposition to the
government Referred to the com
mittee Of fifteen. The remainder of the
session was devoted to eulogies oil the
late Senator Foote. Appropriate eulo.
CYSTIC remarks were made by several
Senators, when in respect to the memory
of the deceased, the Senate adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
WsskinRson News,

WASHINGTON, April12. The Presiaent
has approved the bill granting 1ne Llglt
of way to the Cascade raiIroao Ih1ougn
a military reserve in washington 1e1rf
tory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
s P MILLER
New carriage MRnnfn CiOiN &.
LNHN PFARR,

URER or ALL
VI KINDS OF CARRIAGES Mar ket Street,
g. few doors above rho al Ward Marker House
rhsging Va.
~ Repairing Done uu tue shortest uJtlcs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
T e @, BAYHA,
r w BOSLEY,

MANU- OF COMMON
WI AND FANCY CANDIES. and dealer iii
Earsign Fruits Nuts etc, No l36 Market ST.
Wheeling "a
Also Parties anI weddings furnished With
L. , ram aud ,ai.s "a the shortest notice
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13

REGISTER and other conservative papers
in the State
On motion, the meeting adjourned
JAMES D. HOLMES, Pres't
JOHN DOoNAN, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
M. W. JORDAN,

NJARREE WORAs.-MoNCMENTs.
Cemetery work executed in good style Corn
81 ot Zane and 7th Streets, East Wheeling ".
"a lam prepared to fill all orders entrusted
% ne and hope 1 will merit pdrt OF public pat.
ronage. Prompt attention paid t. orders from
tie Country. mch5ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
JOHN L. HARGREAVEs,

.iEATE n IN READt HIAHD
- TANTS, GLASS SASH, ana fe Ilf I
q. Ia arT Rosewood Picture Frames ana Veni
t.1 Blind Manufacturer No 81 Main street
wheeling ". Va sopS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-13
WILLIAM HARE,

nRACTICAE PLUMBER AND
\ GAS FITTER. No Monroe st, wheel
IFTOTiers from tie coqrtrJ stteIded TO at
sT0fi notice sepJa
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-20

RGtibis BON Tranfret9 abbansis gu erbaltsn,
bic ttaIieniIHen 3ruppea n~StbtgenfohS 9es
aen DeutfAlano pertrenben at fGnnen. Cine
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nom peutl9en Stanppuufte 9epib sere4tfer'
ttst.
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prn etnem i6m bur9 Grantret9 urt ben Brets
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uetteu nit ben @afen unD NIT 9ulIe letnes
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6auptlG1li4 wtrb eS aber jebt bon Del
6eRisteit 8ismard's ubban9en, ce 9renBer
uno init tbm Seutl1lunb 1Otpie StaIien lbrt
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werpen. Op1 BACON rnurgen!
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l6eu 9epel6en babin, baB Die DepelMe tbel
pas 3utanOetommen zines Observation-Disclosures
nod neuer lei alS Ole iiber baS gii6tz3uItanoe
tpmmen, wabrenp bierber pes Ge9ertbetl tele'
erdp6trt wurbe. Nber audi nab Rem Nen
gcrter Slattern l6tug gictOr emanuel jeret
l1etereintommen pbne OCrHerige GerI tanri:
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W0lOtllgton, q. C.

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bon SutrpiS lam pOr9eteru in bic SaGe uub fftblte
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tpot nieeer.
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uno Soften 9~eftroft. Die Affaire bate ibren @runb
in Der al5uSroBen IufrnerlIaulteit, weIde @bite
Der Satin SiibOps Idenfte.
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