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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-15

nr BALTIMORE. April IL, 1867.
REEF CATTLY-The offerings at the
scales during the past week amounted
to $40 head, against sos last week. Of
the number offered, 275 head came from
Ohio, and $50 from Chicago, over the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad; 200 from
Chicago, and 10 from Pennsylvania,
over the Northern Central Railroad;
60 from Maryland on foot, with 40 left
over from last week. OF the receipts
100 head were shipped to Philadelphia
and New York; Is sold to Government
agents, 125 to Washington butchers, and
the balance taken by Baltimore butch
ers. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Scalawags and Old Cows at S5a5 so;
common Cattle 81 25a7 rs; good at So so
az rs; fair $sas %, and prime S9a9 Is per
100 lbs. Attention is called to the sale
of lot of premium Cattle, foIIslaugh-
ter and sale. The market this week
opened on Tuesday and Wednesday at
prices very nearly as good as last week,
but to day the number on sale being
very large prices receded about so cts.
per 100 lbs. on the average, giving the
butcher to-day greatly the advantage
over those purchasing before the regn-
lar sale day.
SHEEP.-There has been no change
worthy of notice since last week.
HOGs-Are coming in more freely,
and prices show decline on the rates
of last week; sales at $40 50a11 SO per
100 lbs. net. ttfg,. tIrt
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R.... s..Rrancisco.

SAN Francisco, April 13.--The South
ern Relief committee of this city, to-day
telegraphed through the bank of Cali
fornia $1,000 to the New York Relief
Commission, for the benefit of the des-
titute people of the Southern States.
This morning, fine steamer and hun
dreds of sailing crafts left the city point
and proceeded across the bay near San
Panbelo, to witness the prize fight be-
tween Docney Harris and Tommy
Chandler. The stakes were $1,000.
Twenty-Five rounds were fought; time
80 minutes; first blood aud first knock
down for Chandler, who regarded it as
u laughing matter, knocking Harris out
of time the 22d round. q
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Loss byFirr i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 13.-W. b. Keen &
Co.'S loss by fire last night is said to be
one hundred aud twenty thousand dol
lars; insured for fifty thousand. Good
speed & Co., occupying the fourth floor
of the building as a publishing agency,
lose eight thousand dollars worth OF
stock, and Dean x Ottoway, job print
ers, third floor, about five thousand dol
lars worth. Goodspeed and Ottoway
are both under arrest, charged with
having fired the building. Binz \ La
perter's brewery, near Cottage Grove,
was destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. Loss about seventy-tive thou
sand dollars; insured for forty-four
thousand.
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ST. LOUIS, April 13.-The block OF
Scott Il Miller burned last night; val
ued from eighty to eighty-tive thousand
dollars, about two-thirls of which was
destroyed. Insured for about $4,000
in st. Louis, Cincinnati and eastern Of
ficei. Bedding damaged from six to
ten thousand dollars.
A fire in Leavenworth last night
burned the. dry goods house of Spona-
BILE, Stoddart & Empire, and the billiard
saloon of Louis Thieney. Loss $4,000.
Insured in eastern offices.
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From San Frnncisco.

SAN FIANCIsCo, April l3.-The rati-
tication of the Russian treaty gives sat
isfaction to the people of the Pacific
State. 1t is regarded as richer than
Victoria and British Columbia.
A Union State Convention has been
called to meet at Sacramento on the
18th.
The Chandler and Harris prize fight
is announced to come off at Sancelito,
twelve miles from san Francisco, to-
morrow.
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Nova xia NexYorIk.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Mexican let
ters from the headquarters of the Liber-
ais in front of Queretaro to March 22d,
and San Luis to the 18th, contain de-
tails of the recent engagement at Cela-
gau. The complete route OF the lmpe-
rialists is now confirmed.
Several roads for escape are still open
for Macmillan, and the people of Quer-
etaro aid him literally with supplies.
The besieging army is also suffering
for flood, and the contest turns on tine
question which army will be starved
out first.
Escobado is considered incompetent
for his position. -.
A portion of the Cahuhita's are again
In rebellion. under the leadership OF
Gen. Henas, who proposes to erect the
I,aonaua district into separate States.
Trouble is apprehended from this move
mert. as the insurgents might easily get
men in Saltillo.
A letter from Anx Cages, Hayti,
of March I'd, says that when the revo-
luton broke out against Geffrard, the
country people attacked the town, but
were repulsed by Geffrard's brother.
There are great fears of another attack,
and the impression is prevalent that q
confiagration might be the result.
Jucemia is flooded with counterfeit
money. Several persons were arrested
for passing it,. At - hffh
The German Republican Central COM
mittee observe the anniversary of the
death of Abraham Lincoln by solemn
ceremonies tomorrow evening at Coop
era Institute.
A man named Meyer was shot Friday
evening by a bartender nomed Rudows-
XII, at the the alleged instigation OF
Movers wife, who was separated IRON
her husband some weeks ago. The
wound is not fatal.
Washington specials to the Herald
say that rumor prevails in diplomatic
circles that England intends the seizure
of PHILIPPINE Islands as reprisal, from
Spain.
A negro schOOl-teacher has been APP
pointed register of voters, under the
military bill, in Alabama, on the re-
commentator of prominent white citi-
zens of Jackson county.
AEdispatch from Fort Mcpherson,
Nebraska, states that a mail party from
Fort Phil Kearney EN- route for Fort
Laramie, in charge of Mr.. Van Nalsey,
a Government scout, and sergeant and
twelve men of the Cd cavalry, were
killed, scalped and mutilated by 1ndi-
ans, eighteen miles east of Fort Reno,
on the 9th. None escaped. 1t isfeared
that the Crows will JOIN the hostile
Sioux, in which event Fort c. +. Smith
will be in great danger.
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9u Teleeraph,,
-ro EzIE REGssTER'--
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register'I

1oxnoS. April 12-Midnight.-AR Re-
foru debate occurred this evening in
,be House of Commons. Mr.. Gladstone
offered an amendment fixing the rating
at five pounds, and after long debate
the amendment was rejected by deci-
ded vote; government majority FL.
LONDON, April 1S-NoOn.-Consols
eOs: Erie 37i; Illinois Central 77s: 5-20s
"a. 4tf- l
FRANKroRT, April 13-Noon.-5-2Os
75i.
LONDON, April 13-Evening.-5-2Os
TAI: Erie unchanged; Illinois Central
ut.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-Noon.-Cotton
quiet; middling uplands II; Orleans 12i.
White California wheat Ids. Corn As Cd.
Barley As sd. Oats IS Cd. Lard 49s.
Bacon 42s.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Evening.-Su-
gar hrmer. Cotton frmer; prices I'M
changed.
LONDON, April 13-Noon.-The Times
has congrStulatory editorial article on
the defeat o. the Liberals on the Reform
bill in the Commons last evening. The
course pursued by Mr.. Gladstone is Sc
verely criticised, while that of the Lib.
eral members who deserted their party
is Landed, and it thinks the Liberal
boilers hold the balance of power now
and virtually control the Reform bill.
LONDON, April 13-Evening.-Co
90f; Erie, 50; Illinois Central 71f; o-2Os,
"a.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Evening-Cot-
ton somewhat more active to-day; no
advance, howev middling uplands
closed at 115al2d; sales $4,000 bales.
Breadstuffs firm and generally I'M
changed corn, however, somewhat
weaker at ABS Sd for mixed western
Provisions generally firm. Bacon de-
clined to 40s Cd per cwt for Cumber. land
cut. Produce-petroleum Is Cd fol
standard white.
LONDON, April observation-disclosures
generally without change; linseed oil
declined 5s per ton and quoted at los
per 3S pounds.
BRUSSELS, April l4.-It is reported
that a proposition is now under consid
Grafton to make the Grand Duchy o.
Luxembourg neutral territory, in order
to avoid war between France ant
Germany.
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..;or o#sr;no EN- - anv ]

proclamation offering SO to any SOL
dier who would join them with his
arms, and S. to any one who would
ioin them without arms. 1t is probably
Intended as bait for deserters from the
Liberals.
The Commander of Matamoras had
again requested a loan of the merchants
of that city, tho amount desired being
$50, 000.,
Advices from the west coast OF Africa,
dated at Sierra Loon, on the l4th OF
February, report that the natives were
giving trouble again to the English In
the Gambia.
The Herald's Charleston special says:
The firm of Frasier, Trenholm ~ Coz OF
Charleston, of which the late Confed-
crate Secretary of the Treasury is g
member, and LATTE their agent at Mas
sau during the war, have been notified
to appear before the Judiciary commit
tee at Washington, to give testimony
relative to the business Of the blockade
running and assets of the firm remain
ing at the close Of the war.
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Cincinnati MA rkct.
CINCINNATI. Anril r.

CINCINNATI, April IL.
FLOUR-Unchanged; the demand
continues local and limited; superfine
IL 00al2 90; trade brands IL 00al6 90,
and fancy l6 GOALS %.
WHEAT-None good in market; infe-
rior offering only; nothing transpired to
indicate any change in prices.
CORN-Dull, and prices 2a3c lower;
No. l sold at - in elevator and % in
sacks, but there was firm feeling on
the part of holders mt the close, but no
Improvement in the demand.
OATS-Very dull; No. offered ut 81
RlE-Nomiually' unchanged.
BARLEI-Nominally unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull at 26 in bond.
COTTON-Dull, no demand and
prices nominal; middling could not have
been bought at p.
PRONISIONS-Dull, but prices nomi-
nally unchanged, and holders ask pre-
vious prices, but a concession would
have to he made to the rates offered TO
effect sales.
MESS PORK-Is held at 22 -.
. BULK MEATS-At SalO.
BACON-94all4al2t.
HAMS-13al3l for plain, and l5al5l
for sugar cured.
LARD-Held rather firmly at 12fa13,
but ~ tierces were procured at 1914.
BUTTERFLY light supply and good
demand at 30a35.
EGGS-Dull and prices defined to la
g; supply better.
SEEDS-Clover II 90; timothy 3 OOa
2 IN. flaw . IN. bamn = IN
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FROM NEW YORK.
The BHrglar-proof Safe Decision
HGener.l sheridnu-ygnte from
Mexico-From Cha ricston.

htXIcO-FrOm Snurtchtou.
New YORK, April 13.-The Supreme
Circuit Court yesterday, in the case of
N. NJ. Sanborne VS.. Silas G.. Herring,
et'al, n verdict was rendered for the de-
PENDANT. The action was brought by
the plaintiff to recover 1000, which
had been stolen from safe purchased
10y him from the defendants agent at
Chlcago, under representations that ii
was DurSlar-proof. The safe was broken
INTO ny applying a sledge OH the handle
OF the knob on the outside. and the YER
dict rendered accordingly.
Secretary Seward has issued n circu.
lar letter to the consular agents of th.-
United States stationed at ports l;lsI,,
to be visited by General Shermon's er
petition to the Holy Land, commendin,
the General and his party to their con,
sideration, and intimating that any at
tention paid to him by foreign States
will be gratefully appreciated by the
Government. The Secretary of the
Navy has given orders to supply the
Quaker City, the vessel in which the
party sails, with artillery and flags TO
be used in saluting.
The Heralds MatamoraS, Mexico, cor
respondent gives further news from the
city of Queretero to the 2d ult. No
doubt at present exists that the recent
engagement resulted in an Imperial de.
feat. The fighting was sanguine, and
the losses are admitted by Escabodo to
be very heavy on both sides.
The Imperial General had issued q
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, April 10, $50 P. NJ.
Ohio certificates 24ta244; Canton Ala
43J; Cumberland 800; Quicksilver 30;
Mariposa 7as; do. preferred 22a224; West
ern Union Telegraph G9a3S; New
York Central 99fa994; Erie 57a57b
Hudson l3l; Reading 100al009; Michigan
Central 1O74alO74; Michigan Southern
6StaGss; Illinois Central 1l4@a1l4a;
Cleveland and Pittsburg 70a704; Cleve-
land and Toledo 1l9a119f; Rock Island
s74aSs; Northwestern 33i; do. preferred
60sa6l; Fort Wayne 93!a93s.
Border state bonds are generally steady;
New Tennessee 6s 63a63!; new North
Carolina Is Haiti. Missouri Is 94ia94!;
Hannibal and st. Joseph bonds 79iaSl;
Pacific bonds 94ta95.
Steamship shares active, with wide
fluctuations; Pacific mail opened at 1891,
fell to 1851 at the stock exchange, raj
lied to l27, and fell to 1851; Atlantic
mail S2aS3.
: Coal shares quiet aud firm; Cumber-
land higher.
Miscellaneous shares generally firm.
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ROat Race,

New YORK, April IA SPECIAL cable
dispatch to the Herald says: The great
race between the Oxford and Cambridge
University boat clubs, on the Thames,
took place yesterday. Great interest
was manifested, and the banks Of the
river for four miles were lined with spec
tators. The race was the most exciting
ever witnessed of the kind. The Oxford
won by about half length; time: y
minutes and 80 seconds.
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United States senate.

On motion of Mr.. Ramsey five hun
dred copies of the Tenure of office bill
were ordered to be printed.
A resolution was adopted to pay
clerks of committees and pages employ
ed during the present special session OF
the Senate: other attendants as are
paid by the usual per diem compensa'
ton.
The Senate passed Mr.. Thayer's reso'
luton calling on the President for in,
formation relative to Gov. Cummings
reported absence, time paid, &c.
On motion of Mr.. Frelinghuysen the
Senate wont into Executive session.
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From, ~. Leuis.

ST. LOUIS, April IA COW stable De-
longing to John Wadler, on the VS. Ssst
era skirts of the city, was oqrnee las.
night. Forty-four cows perlsne,I ~ 81 .n
flames. The fire was the Work Vi an
incendiary. 1 - $, o,.n
to Lake Pepin. All the Western streams
rising rapidly.
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Nominations.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Presi-
dent has sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations G. j. Franklin, for
Naval Officer ut New York; Peter Lyle:
for Collector OF Customs; Samuel G..
King for Surveyor, and David X. Porter
for Naval Officer at Philadelphia. The
President has also nominated Henry j.
Raymond for Minister to Austria.
The correspondence between the Aus
trian Minister and Secretary Seward,
relative to Macmillan, was sent to the
Senate to-day. 1t contains nothing but
what is already known.
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Iron Miners, S,rike-Fer Europe.

MEN York, April 13.-It is expected
.ha' the iron miners strike in Morris
anu sussex counties, New Jersey, will
emu inns week, as the men in many in
the old wages.
=. Among the passengers per steamer
CITY OF Antwerp for Liverpool TO-DAY
were Senator Sherman aud CongresSmon
kasson. iessiiian
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From LA Crosse.

La CROSSE, Wis, April l3.-Mrs.
Shippard, milliner, shot A. Tederman
yesterday afternoon for SANDER. The
wound is not considered fatal.
Two Indian chiefs had stabbing af-
fray, in which one was killed.
The river is clear of ice.
Several bridges on the Southern Min
nesota railroad were carried away, stop
ping trains.
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Marie Persons, or Young Men contemplat-
ing Marriage, being aware Of Physical weak,
ness organic debility, deformities, speedily
cured.
He who places himself under the care of DR..
J., may refgiously confde in his honor as gen
tleman, aud confidently rely upon his skill rs =
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April -.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm at about
9 80. Corn unsettled at 02. Oats
firm at sac. Rye quiet at 4Oa1 43.
Barley nominal at 90. Whisky dull
2 40. Pork dull at 22a. Lard quiet at
12s; clear sides IL; rough sides TO-;
shoulders 7saS. -l.- J
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The Reuians.

TORONTO, April IA special dis
n.tcb tn tie Globe from Montreal says
= a' force of United States troops arrived
at Rouse's Point yesterday. The i'm
nression on the frontier is that Fenian
raid will be made before the end OF the
month. q, 49,.
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Rir.-Lo.. afLife

PorTsvILLE, Pa, April ia fire.
damp explosion occurred at the Ban
croft Ashland colliery, by which twelve
miners were killed, among them James
Mather, well-known cricket player.
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TIE TRI-WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday Thursday aud Sat
urday, and contains, besides the conteuts Of NJ
preceding issues Of the Daily, many yalulh,
items prepared especially Tor this publIcaiioB
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF Soil.
tary Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 10 an untimely grave
thousands of Young Men of the most exalted
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entranced listening Senates with the
thunder of eloqnence, or walked TO esstacy the
thrilling lyro. may call with full confidence.
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AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall DO famed for Il, so,ans,
and reliability. The best and latest iuforui.,,s,
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH mi
MAIL, in relation TO matters Of general lntsre,,
will always be laid before our rcad,s and ss
cost will be- counted In keeping our .ul,crilsr,
thoroughly and constantly postedupou al TOPAZ.
If Importance.
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TIE WEEKLY REGISTER

Il published every Friday. lts contents viii h.
made up of all important news Of the veyk
telegraphic reports. transactions In the Msfket.
Editorials upon subjects Of general Interest. an
Agricultural Column, special correspondents
from all parts Of the STATE, choice literary al.
poetical selections, and large amount ofcsS
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable l.
all classes Of the community IN shot ia
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 n iks
best Family Nsnspsp'r sS'r puJis.ni "a h0
stdte.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New YORK, April 10.
Money easier and steady at 6a7 per
cent. for call. .r--.s.
Sterling Quiet; 1O9alO91 gold for
first bills.
Gold lower; opening at 1856, declining
to 1854, advancing to 1851, closing at
1864.
Government stocks without decided
change.
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TIL e III GISTER

VIII strive 20 makc the popular mind ''Si,sr \,
conviction, rather than slavish by dicta,iOp az
current Questions a. bear ne 's stn view, up0s
and the seal Of truth.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, April u.
Flour firm; u 25 for Western spring.
Wheat firm. Corn, new, 10 Oh track.
Oats 81. Other grains quiet and mn
changed.
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DR.J0HNST0S e
has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only Enectnai Remedy in the world for Weak
ness Of the Back or Limbs. Strictures. Affections
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges, 1mpctency, General Debility. Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spifits Comm
sion Of Ideas, Palpitasion Of the Heart, Timidi-
Disease of the Head, tn III, Nose or Skin Az.
fections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Pow.
els-tltose Terrible Disorders arising from Soil.
tary Habits of Youth-sEcRET and solitary prac
tees more fatal 10 THEN victims than the sonrs
of Syrens TO the Mariners Of Ulysses, blightinp
their most brilliant hopes or anticipations. rem:
dering marriage. &C. impossible.
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River md Weather.

CIxcINNATI, April 13.-River fallen
IA inches; "a feet 10 inches in the chan
mel. Thermometer GA. Weather clear.