The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-12
FROM NEW. YORK.
Large OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eNews-Less by the TariGvisle Fire
From Yokohama-Biliiard - Lets
.r n.,ey-A. n. Stephens Unwell

Large Arrivals-Burgiar
eNewsLess by the TariGvisle Fire
From Yokohama-Biliiar - Lots
Of neney-A. n. Stephens Usweii.
New YORK, June 10.-Ten vessels,
carrying over 1000 passengers, came in
10 this port yesterday. They were
found to be in good sanitary condition
and allowed to pass at quarantine with
out detention.
The cholera is reported to have DIS
appeared from nearly all parts OF the
world.
A daring burglary was discovered yes
terday morning at the bonded ware
house of Meyer g. Smith, Nos. 395 and
397 Greenwich street, whence $1,000
worth of goods were carried of. The
thieves must have been in possession of
the premises for thirty-six hours.
The Herald's QuerretarO correspon-
dent, under date Of May 10Th, says !:
General Lopez, who led the Liberal
troops into the city, receives three
thousand gold ounces, 5000, for his
treachery.
No disposition has been made of Max
imilian, and the bulk of those captured
with him.
General Escobado had issued an order
that all officers who should secrete
themselves, and who failed to surrender
within twenty-four hours, would be
summariiy shot when captured. General
Mendez failed to give himself up, and
was captured on Saturday night. He
was shot early on Sunday morning.
Colonel Macmillan Campo, com
mandeS of Maximilian's body guard, at
tempted to escape with $4,000 when the
surrender took place. He was captured
and Immediately shot.
All the French officers are missing.
Maxamilian continues ill from dyson
terry. He had very violent attack the
evening after the capture, and has been
unwell since.
The wife of Prince Salm Salm is an
American lady, Neagles Lectery, and is
related to President Johnson.
The Herald's Springfield, Mass, spe-
cial says: The loss by the Taritfville
fire will not exceed $500, 900; insurance
S425, 900. Ten mills, ten tenement and
boarding houses and two stores were
burned, the whole the property of the
Hartford Carpet Company. The fire
throws seven hundred persons out of
employment.
Adviccs from YoF ohama, Japan, state
that doubts respecting the opening Of
that important port Oh the first OF JAN
nary next are now entertained.
The Herald's Montreal special says:
Dion and McDevitt played billiard
match for the championship of America
and 81 900 last night, Dion winning by
q score of 1900 to Sl6. go
The Times special says: On Satur-
day last the United States Treasury held
the largest amount of money ever held
at any one time since the organization
of the government, to wit: One hun
dred and eighty millions, of which one
hundred aud two millions were gold,
and seven hundred and eighty-seven
millions currency. This amount was
reduced to ten million dollars to-day by
the maturing of the June compound
seven per cent. interest, and on the 18th
it will be reduced nine millions by the
interest on June seven-thirties.
The Quaker City, with the Holy Land
sxcursiOnists, sailed last evening. ~.
1t is stated that A. III. Stephens is
much more feeble than usual. A letter
from him says: IL am very unwell;
hardly able able to be up"