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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

STATE oy NV YoEK, ls.
CouEII oE ERE,
Gibson T. Williams Y ice President, and Edward B.
Smith Secretary Of the Western Insurance Company,
being sayerxy sworn, tepcse and say, that the fore
going Is full, true and correct sat9mspt OF the al
fairs of Eajd company, and tha. they are The above
described eff .-rs thereof.
GIBSON T. WILLIAMS. Zee PresideAi.
EDWARD h. SMITH, Secretary.
subecribed and sworn before me, this 18th day OF
January, 1867. r,,-
fYIvr cent s7A4P.1 Notary Public
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC r. R.
i COMPANY having completed, Equipped and
put In operation nearly One Hundred miles Of their
Road, from Sacramento, California, to wishin Il
Miss OF the summit OF the Sierra Nevada Noun.
tans, continue to offer for FEle, through ue, theiF
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An.fralsun Ne""

NEW YORK, Angus, so..s no.tN ans Ths
tralia advices to 10Y LIST, SAYS Eistsa t Tine
lnSsr .0's T;vs %Iys rains flooded the
conntpy and 80 days gales had dashed
SeInIe:s y,rcks on the coasts. Highest
an 80 ! q feet above the ordinary level.
In, reds of houses were swept away
IA thousand of live stock killed, the
tops ruined, many lives lost. The
families Of two brothers also lost their
lives. Hundreds were rescued FROM the
tops of trees, hay stacks and roofs OF
houses. Anumber werealmost starving,
houseless and naked. subscriptions for
their relief were flowing in and would
do much TO alleviate distress. Fonr
schooners were wrecked and several
seamen drowned.
New ZEALAND, July "a h""~y and !.
severe gale caused several wrecks Vi
coasters. No loss of life. -
The last British soldier will soon nave
left Auckland.
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view York Murk-t.
NEW YoRk, August 20. =

a. NEW YORK, Aug1st1<v.E
cOTTON-A shade lower; sales of 1000
bajes st 2sa2st for rniddling nplands.
FLOUR-Receipts- 1853 bales; mar
kst for old four very firm and at mod
crate inquiry; white new heavy and I'M
settled; sales Of 900 barrels at 6OaS 35
for superfine State and western; 10
all 10 for extra western; IL 3Oa13 80 for
choice do; 8 5Ua1l % for shipping Ohio:
IL 40a12 so for trade brands; 10 OOal5 %
for new California; sales dnll 4oO barrels
at II Scala IS. Rye -four firm; sales of
$50 barrels at Z 25a9 so. ...
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts %, lel bushels and
firm and moderately active; sales OF
81 600 bushels at. 9 31ts2 IS; new amber
Southern at 2 81; new red State at AZ;
seed amber Genessee at 80; new amber
Michigan at 2 so; new white Southern;
65 for extra choice.
RYE-2a3 better: market quiet; sales
small parcels at l re for Canada, and
l Seal IS for new Ohio.
HARLEY-Dull. .-. $50
MALT-In demand: sales 57o0 bush;
part at ! GO.
CoRN-Receipts59,7 92 bushels; mar
k.t active and ffrmer; sales 262, 900 bush
at / l2at 1871 Tor new mixtd western,
aboat; / 13!a1 Is for do in store; 09a
l II for unsound; IL for high mixed,
nearly yellow in store; and lo TOT
white western afioat.
OATS-Receipts 9777 bush; market
heavy. unsettled and lower; sales q, 600
Hills nj 77asO for inferior old western;
50 for new State; S0asl for Southern; -
ago for new Ohio and Chicago.
RICE-Nomiuai.
COFFEE-Rio steady aud in fair de-
mand; other grades quiet and nm
changed. ar-Ee
SUGAR-steady; sales $500 hhds at
ll4a1l4 for Cnba. ...
MOLASSES-Quiet and unchanged
! HOPS--Quiet.
PETROLEUM Quiet and steady.
! PORK-Firmer; sales of $3.50 bbls at
% 25a23 q fornew mess; closing at % 80
for regular: % IS for old do, - 75a
~ 90 for prime, and % 10 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 1875 bbls.
BEEF HAMS-Dull and unchanged.
BACON-Quiet and steady; sales 800
boxes ut Is Lancashire hams; l3 for long
ribbed middles and II for long cut
hams. - -.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged; sales $50
packages.
LARD-Shade firmer; sales 700 bbls
ut 12ial3i, and small lots ut l3s.
BUTTER-Steady at 1la25 tor ohro.
CHEESE-Firm for prime and heavy
for other kinds at 7al3f. ...
LATEsT-5 Z. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed firm and advancing
for old, quiet and heavy for new.
WHEAT-Quiet, holders being dis
posed to realize previous prices.
RYE-Yery scarce, with strongly
upward tendency; small sales new
Ohio Mt l 50. aa.
CORN-Quie sales at l2al Ia for
good to prime new mixed western, ana
l 09al IL for unsound do.
PORK-Steady; sales at IL on LOT
mess, and u 2da23 Is for cash and reg
ular. -.
BEEF-A little more active ana
steady at former prices.
CUT MEATS-Nominai. -.
BACON-Firm. with a fair business
IIRD-ysry firm at 13fa13i for fair
to prime Steam, and l3lal3s for kettle
rendered.
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a Case of Poisouing-Roreigv Items,


New YORK, August 2O.-A reported
case Of poisoning caused TIL ueath OF
some animals in Suffolk cclnty, Long
Island, near Patterson. Ne h"rk.
Secretary McCullOcb IN n letter I'd
the sub-treasurer, W. Dyke, says there
has been no over issieS ct gOvernme Mt
ssclrIt,,,. "a .sveirn 1t onIrgati ms "
aux kind, aud thst the reports offrauds
in the Treasury Department are with
ont fougdation.
The steamer Scotia, from Europe, ar.
rived here to-day, bringing dates to the
lIth inst. The Goth regiment received
orders to embark from Dublin for Gang
da on ths Goth inst. Two or three regi-
ments in England are under orders to
hold themselves in readiness for en-
barkstion.
kletter, published in the Dublin Ma
tioI, from William r. Roberts, enclos-
ing seventy-three pounds thirteen shill-
ings and two penny for the relief of
families of imprisoned Irish patriots,
which, with amounts previously sent,
makes 59l5 francs and 50 ceniu ms con.
tributed by the Fenian Brotherhood of
America. The letter is dated Paris,
I'd inst
The French Minister is about t. leave
Florence for Paris.
Itappears that between the months of
January aud July, of the present year,
there were IS, 600 attacks of cholera in
Italy followed by 5000 deaths. The
deaths at Palermo, at the latest d:.tas,
average 100 daily. The ex-Queeu of
Naples died of cholera.
Rumors in Paris said that 10000 men
were ordered TO Rome, but it is proba-
bly, unfOunded.
The Russian Government has ordered
the construction, at Kertech, of import
ant Notifications, the carthwsrks alone
ofwhich will cost ties 900 francs.
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[OERIcIAL.l Assistant Adj't
FROM NEW YORK.
seuthern Crops Pro.Pcers-A"eric"n
Excur.ioniSis begged by Italian

EoSe'T . - - =. -,
New YORK, August Gothic Heralds
Mobile special says: Old factors here
who are in correspondence with most
of the Cotton States, put down the crop
of the present year ut from two and a
half to two and three-quarters OF a mil
lion bales. The Alabama crops are DO
ing finely. on.
The receipts of cotton at TINS port
durinp the coming year, out OF the new
crop, is estimated at 4OO,OOo Daies.
The grain crop of the South this year
will be more than sufficient for its wants
The Herald's Rome correspondence OF
August lst SAYS: During the whole OF
last week, while the American eXcur-
sion steamer Quaker City lay at Leg
horn. q Government gunboat was al
anchor close by and n Yigilant watch
was kept upon her. Victor EmanuePs
people refused to believe that the eS-
cursionists were others than Garlbal-
dian conspirators. When any OF the
pleasure seekers had occasion to return
to tue ship after nightfall, they were
followed by the police boats. On one
occasion tue executive officer OF the
ship, CAPTAIN Bursley, and several pas,
senyers narrowly escaped arrest: lL0
excnrsionists will be attentive)' "'''H
ed In Rome.
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Cincinnati Market.

.r..-f. tfnctnnai Nhhhet'
$50. CINCINNATI, August 20.
FLOUR-Firmer but prices are nn'
changed.
WHEAT-Firmer; No. red 2 IL;
white IS; there is a good shipping de
mand for white.
CORN-Advanced to 80 for No. in
bulk.
OATS-Firmer at 60 for No. /.
RYE-Firmer and sold at | l7al Is.
BARLEY-In demand at IS.
COTTON-Dull at 26a26t for mid
ding. --..
WHISKY-Steady at 30 in bond.
MESS PORK-Held firmly at $3.50.
BULK MEATS-Held firmly but
prices are unchanged; there is an active
demand for clear rib and clear bacon
sides from the Sonth and West and $50
hhds sold at l5s for clear rib and l5fal5
for clear; shoulders firm at 12t.
LARD-Quiet at 12tal2i.
BUTTER-Scarce and prices are 3a4c
higher, owing to the failure of pastnr-
age: choice 20a24.
CHEESE Unchanged and dull.
LINSEED OII-DulI at Is.
Observation-Disclosures large, over
5000 barrels during the week; Eastern
buyers are paying 2 10, bnt western
crnshers are anxious to sell as soon as
made
LARD OIL-Firm at UOa1 M.
CANDLES-Star advanced to 24a2It;
tallow 15ia16.
GOLD-1 40f buying.
MONEY-Market steady at Sal0 per
cont.
EXCHANGE-Dull; par selling.
TIE heavy showers last night laid
the dust and there is q cold air, and
they were pretty general all over the
west, but there has not been enough to
do any good.
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Close Of the TourUsment.

DETROIT, Mich, August 2o:-Ihe
tournament closed to-tAy with q friend
iy match between tween the Alloghenys and
n Detroit club. JIhe former won by II
magn;ficeut display of skill. Their
fieiding was PARTICULARLY fine, and at t
the close of the game they were greeted
with Ioud an1 prolonged cheers from
fine immense crowd present. Detroit.
Tho nrzes, ether than for regular
c,,sses We're awarded to the following
Rest captain, Shafer, of the Ypsilanti;
hes Catcher, Lynch, of the Alleghenys;
I.st Pitcher, Pratt, of the Alleghenys;
Jes Batter, Rathbone, of the Alerts,
Detroit: best Runner of Bases, Burling-
ame, of Battle Greek; best Thrower,
Porter. of the Ionia; most Home Runs,
Marker, of the Wrvne.
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II. .-Ss- y = =
ZIP Jeleeraph,
TO FEzR RgGssTER.-
BY THE CABLE,
by Telegraph to the Register.I

LONDON, August 90, Noon.-The Daily
News city article of to-day says: Trade
is improving. The money market Is
firm. Consols last evening closed hea'9'
The cotton market is very dull, owing
to unusually large receipts from Amer
lea. There is no reduction OF panK
rates ofdiscount expected.
VIENNA, August 9.-The ordinance OF
the minister of public worship hasbeen
published organizing a superior Protes-
tant Church Council on new basis.
The Emperor has increased the an
nual endowment of the Protestant
Church to $4,000 forms.
The eommandant of an Austrian war
vessel now stationed in Canadian Wa
ters has concluded so afford Cretan fu-
pitiyes assistance on board his vessel,
II asked for. aud convey TO q place OF
safety any Cretan seeking his protee-
tion. &c
the United States at the Holy See hav-
ing been discontinued, the American
legation in this city is closed.
LONDON, August 20.-Lord Monck
does not return to England, but VIII re,
main one year longer in Canada ana
head the Government.
LONDON, August ~, Evening.-Con-
soils stronger at Ts; 5-20s, 73s; Illinois
Central, III; Erie, 45i; Atlantic and
Great Western, 2lf.
FRANKFORT, August 20, Evening"
United States bonds, II.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, Evening
Cotton heavy and declined l-l6asd;
middling uplands, 10f; Orleans, ii Lilo;
sales 5000 bales. Tho Manchester mar
ket for goods and yarns dull with de-
clining tendency. Decentralization
and grain closed weak but prices nom
inal and unchanged; corn, 37s; barley,
SIS, Oats, IS lid.
u. S. bonds opened at 734; Erie, 40;
Illinois Central, 7S; ConsOls heavy nj
GAG.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, Noon.-Cotton
dull and less active. Other articles I'M
changed. .,,
LoSDoN, August 20, 2 p. M.--Consols
declined :; u. S. bonds declined to 12s;
Illinois Central, III.
LIvERpool, August 90, 2 p. M.-Oats
declined to 2s lid. Peas, 42s. Corn,
3Ss. Lard advanced to sis. Refined
petroleum advanced TO Is al.
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From snn Francisco.

SAN Francisco, August l9.-The mail
steamer Sacramento for Panama to-
day took out only two hundred and
eighty-seven Thousand four hundred
and twenty-five dollars in treasury
notes, all for New York, the smallest
shipment for two wears.
The :'oi't.cal canvass throughout the
State Is more active tnan II has been
for many years. .-
Rev. DIR. Stebbins, yesterday, inau-
gurated religious service in the theatre,
having an immense audience.
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An Army Of More than Five
Thousand Ohice-HOIders

Are consuming your substance aud hn.io
other hungry oIpectants Gre gathering b.
yultuTes, TO banquet upon the vitals Of pm
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking doaf' b.
INC nnpased thousand, with no apparent ns1.'
to our Lnnahe k--vlum has already cost iiIo0"
whole, and the first wing. nn, g., coo,nc,ss
At the present rate, moro tn ons milan
dollars win he consumed In what : potbi--.
than stupendDus fraud, at which y"ir p'"
servants are cOnniving. MI.
The Penitentiary was expected 10 be bar y.
;I6e 90, but through the ipoOmpetcDcy W.,
planned II, nearly fonr times az nuch Jp1hi' ~.
will be required az was originally int@hn'" p.
the expense Of the building will be- Iit't In
of one million dollars. Other gp"IAtI"h' y, ~.
lie men show a similar disregard oI NOnf ~,
est. Many Of them are mere schemes "I "
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal Of the state y.
uttered a word Of dnnnnciation Of these Or -
other public wrongs. To the REGIsTTn bc'.''
almost the exclusive honor Of champonih, w.
popular canse against the OutYages Of ONO.
pluDdererA. In pursuance OF IL purpose !"
HINT down corruption aud cOrrupiioni-'' "
REGISTER will lay before tho pcople M.
startling facts concerning the outlay Of sc'
funds upOn public works. The most eh9fIn'
frauds are known 10 have keen perpetrattd az
every Taxpayer has an interest In their d'yegl
ment. We call upon the people 10 pr"n' -p
support us In 0nr effort.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, August 20, $50 p. NJ.
Stocks opened lower and closed
better. though quiet. Prices: Ohio
certificates, 26!a269; Canton, 46a4s;
Cumberland, 33a35; Quicksilver, 2S!;
Mariposa, lOl; Western Union Tel
egraph. 44ia45s; Pacific Mail, 14st;
Atlantic Mail, 113a1l34; New York
Central, l054al05s; Erie, 69sa70; Hud-
son, l24i; Reading, 104ia104f; Mich
igan Central, 1921; Michigan South
err, 6lt; Illineis Central, 1l9tall93;
Pittsbnrg, 92ta92i; Toledo, 122al22i;
Rock Island, lG2falo3; Northwestern,
45sa45i; do pref rred, 69sa69s; Fort
Wayne, 104ial04a; Wabash, 4Sia494.
Adams Express, THAT'S; American, 72a
70; United States; 74a75; Wells, Fargo
g. Co., 66a66i; Merchants Union, 15.
Missouri Us, 1921: New Tenuessees, 65.
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From Wilainxtou

WILMINGTON, n. c., August 2O.-The
Journal of Saturday ay,: We learn
that United States Marshal Goodloe.
acting under orders from Washington
City, has ordered Deputy United States
Marshal Nef, of this place, to execute
the process of the Circuit Court of the
United States heretofore stopped by
order Of the military, with Instructions
to forward the name of any officer in-
terfering in order that he may be pros
ecuted under the criminal law Of the
United States. Colonel Frank, post
commander, acting under orders from
District headquarters, had again inter
fered to prevent the execution of the
process as being in violation of Gener-
nj Order No. 10.
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....c order Relieving General sherl,
sa. and Making Ofher Change" o.
miIis.ryl Csrannnder. ts.
W.s.ISeTox Aupust 2O.-The follow
a., a. ~ ,,,a 49, 800. ID fo-day: { BG-a
lue 80 Tvs
General or S'ar 40. =. -, q k,>,v
-HEADQrAkTfRs =, ~ OFFICE.
ADJuTANT GENERALs snn,,St 10
-H- WASHINGTON AnsuN'"s -
+ The following orders are received
from the President: - 80. I
o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WASHINGTON, August Ia.
@ Major General George II. Thomas is
,ayaSv ass;gred 10 the command of the
F;ftb Military District created by an
rL'u %an@-ass ,naased on the Cd day of
act ., S ,Ss1 W.ir, Cenera1 p m. Sher-
March t Io..,,, ass;rSs5 torthe command
loan 10 nTteuJ a' ~ tho Missouri.
Of the DepaItmens o, u Honcock is
MAJOR oen n;aad 80 tba command of the
nerepy ass,sn re A., Cnn,beTiand. The
DePat.,nen en- " od interim win give
SecieVei! Va r;s.rn.t;ons TO carry this
tne neceseair
order lr'o o'ie''' .xnprw JOHNSON.
TT T., ,,ursuanco of the. foregoing
Ii An puIsup President of the
order OF tue. - "fCa,,a,,l G.. III.
United STATS, raCeint of this order,
Thomas WIN, On mwapd to the officer
turn over ms co aIr md nroceed to
next IN rank " .,;n;nma to ralieye Major
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Boat apsized.

DOVER, n. H., August 20.-Yesterday
morning a party of eleven persons
started for an island in Bow Lake, in
Strafforl, New Hampshire. The boat
capsized and the following persons were
drowned: Mrs. Jeremiah Davis and
daughter, two daughters of Mr.. John
Day, daughter of Mr.. Alfred Fender,
and Mr.. Thomas Grey. The bodies were
recovered.
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i l03 Butts "Old Ben's" blk lee.
q caddies do. do. do. 4"
10 ibutts Niagara do. "
- caddes DO. do
54butts nDow Drop" do. s.
80 cables HombTick do. "
~ boaea Emily Jspos natl r., 10.
do. Diadcm soft pd. 9 inch.
, do. Wheeler's hd pd. o DO.
lido. DO. hard pd. ! ID. Jumps.
1913 do. Mile Collins" hard pd. ID. luInps.
81 do. Ksen's Fine Twist natl II.
81 do Millers r and r. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kgS. 6-twist running I0s.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls., T. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' F. G. do. do.
10 bbls. G. 8. do. do. r..
10 hlf bbls. C. s.. do. do.
Our stock OF tobacco IL large and the aSsort
ment unsurpassed bJ any In the market Mer.
chants are respectfully invited N give us . Gall
before purchasing elsewhere, 100.
MAXWELL & TTyGLR.
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From Boston.

BOsToN, August 20.--The brig Ocean
Belle arrived to-day from Havana. She
brings the remains of Capt. Thornton,
who died on board, with the yellow
fever. Two of the crew died on the
passage and two cases now on Board
the vessel will he sent TO Quarantine.
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Toledo Mnrkct.

TOLEDO, August 20.
Flour quiet. Wheat-white Michigan
lc better; amber &c lower; sales of white
Michigan 225; amber l5a2 IL. Corn
dull and &c lower; sales of No. Wa
bash at 02 and No. 2, 81; Michigan 96.
Oats opened steady aud closed SC lower;
sales of No. at 63a66 and No. ut 9 62a64.
Rye l l2i for No. |. Lake freights rath-
er frmer without material change in
rates.
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THE FINANCIAL INTlRBSTS
Or
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Ndmini'tiat''
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought l'
land 70 the verge Of Bankruptcy and Eni
Taxation already strips the clothes from ID
hacks of many people, aud robs their children
bread. Additional extravaganza threaten, q
reduce the richest 20 poverty, and oil the lab"
ing CLASSES 20 beggary.
In addition % gigantic national fraud, 10
Taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering noe
domestic knaves and homemade srouulft'
From summit 70 base your official system
marked by corruption aud fraud.
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milwaukee Market.
MILwAUKEE, August %.

Flour firm; City Xxx 10 75aIl 90.
Wheat steady at 80 for No. l.; l 81 for
No. 2; 60 for No. 3. Corn steady at
% for No. 4; 90 for No. 2. Oats dull at
46 for mol. Rye steady at o..
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From ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, August 2O.-The Con-
stitutional Convention has proposed a
consolidation of all railroad corpora.
tons where the aggregate capital ex-
ceeds S20,000.000.
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New Work aIeney Market.

NEW YORK, August 20.
Gold opened at l4li and elosed at
Government stocks scarcely so firm;
coupons of 81, lll}; do go, lfss; do '6g
109s; do 65, llei; do 81, 10y; l0-40s,
1909; 7-Sos, D7}: second and third
series. 1911.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A Positive Order Relieving General
sheridan What General Grant
Thinks Of It-secretnry McCuiioch
-MisceIlaneous Items.

A Positive Order Believing General
sheridan What General Grant
Thinks Of It-secretnry McCuIioch
-lIisceIianeous Items.
NEW YORK, August 20.-The Times
special says: The President has sent
to General Grant a positive order re-
lieving General Sheridan, which he
directed him to transmit. The order
relieves Sheridan and orders him to the
command of the Department. OF tho Mis-
souri. in place of General Hancock, who
roes to the Department of the Tonnes
see TO relieve Thomas, who has been
ordered to relieve Sheridan. This Pres
idential order was received 10y General
Grant this mo,,ing, and was positive in
its terms, leaving no alternative but
compliance. Nevertheless it is known
that General Grant visited the Prcsl-
dent to-day and entered his earnest
protest against the movement, but the
President was iRmOvable, aud the order
will he transmitted, with instructions,
through the Adiutaut Generals office
to-morrow. The order directing it has
not been made public; neither have the
views of General Grant upon tha SUBJ
;ect, which are understood not to have
been expressed i'll any writing. There
is the best authority for stating that he
regards the movement as most unfortu-
nate, though the change of Sheridan
for Thomas will not change the charac-
ter of the execution of the laws, unless
the latter should be hampered by new
instructions.
Although there is no reason to beli",,ee
that any further Cabinet changes VIII
be made, / is an undesirable fSst tnat
che viOlen attacks ON Secrets. y Nceul-
loeb now panating from c'rtain quar-
tiers are viii view of efacting ms re-
moval, Numerous names are mention
ed in connection with the office, but
none moreprominent than that of John
]. Cisco. Of New York. There Is no
probability, however, that the oppoSi-
fion 70 MCulloeh will effect anything,
aIthougbt proceeds from quarters gen.
orally deemed friendly with the Admin
istration
The story that Judge Advocate Cen
eral Holt has been granted leave oi ho-
scepce until the 5tb of September pre-
paratory to his rsmoval has no t0unda-
zion further thar that on the 5th ne
was granted months leAve by Secre-
tary Stanton, which h, was enjoying
when the assault on hin was made.
Secretary Browning was taken III!
with congestive chill at his office to-
day.
The acting Attorney General is said
10 be preparing another statement in
the Ashley. Butler-C onover matter. An
other on will probably bring Mr. Stan
berry back.
General Peleuze, of the War Depart
ment, goes to the Department of ia
kotah on special duty, and will redrn
here on is completion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-21
RuGulo marlxes.

BUFFA:1e, August 20.
Flonr-l0 90 for spring. Wheat
W hite Michigan IS; other grades nom
maj. Corn-No. . at l OF. Oats quiet.
kye about p. Freights-Wheat IL;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-21
New YORK Dry Coed. srarEe,. d

Although there is no general ANNA.
ton, dry goods are yet tending mn and
are still steady and in fair demand for
all staple STYLES. and the market Is firm.