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ForeIgn IntelIIgeRee.
Especial 10 the NetD Tork Heratd.

NEW YoRK, June 3O.-The Herald's
Rome special says: The religious GER
emonies in celebration of the lS00th
anniversary of st. Peters martyrdom
and st. Paul's canonizing of % Dutch,
French and Spanish martyrs in Japan,
as saints, was one of the most gorgeous
ever Witnessed in the world since the
days of King Solomon The observ-
ances commenced with IA general illu-
minatiou OF the city. st. Peters was
like great church on fire. At Z ann.
grand procession of prelates, priests,
monks and soldiers from the Vatican to
st. Peters. The Pope was carried on
his throne to st. Peters, Inagnificently
decorated with clothes of gold, silver,
tapestries, paintings and 100000 yards
OF crimson silk. The building was
lighted with many millions of wax
candles. A hundred thousand people
were inside the church, including the
ex-KinR of Naples, foreign ministers,
500 cardinals, archbishops and bishops,
many thousand clergymen, priests,
monks, nuns and soldiers from all
parts of the world were present. The
Pope celebrated grand muss in Latin
and Greek. Two interruptions &C.
Cured. The curtains OF one window
took fire, but they were promptly e&-
tinguished. a man became cIazed by
the splendor of the scene, and cut his
throat. The Pope at once RECOGNISE
Grated the church. Listz composed ex-
ira music for the grand mass.
The Herald's London special says
William Lloyd Garrison was honored
with a public breakfast ut st. James
Hail. Ii was attended by 400 ladies
and gentlemen, Mr.. Adams was abb
sent. John Bright in speech compli-
mented Mr.. Garrison for his services in
the cause of emancipation. The Duke
of Argyle, who was present, delivered
welcoming address and expressed
the hope that peaceful attitude aud
friendly affection be maintained be-
tween England and the United States.
Earl Russell promptly avowed his
former errors committed at the out
bEeak OF the rebellion, and of which
Mr.. Adams convinced him. Speeches
were also made by Mr.. Garrison, Mr..
Thompson and others.
The Herald's st. Petersburg special
says the duties collected by the Rus
sian Government on export OF wooden
articles, bark, mats aud tar from Rus
STA and Poland, are abolished.
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rev york speciaI..

| New YORK, June 29.-Ths Herald's
Rome special says: Archbishop PuT-
cell, of Cincinnati, will have assigned
10 him a post of honor on the: right
hand Of the Pope, at the grand st. Pc
ter's ceremony on Saturday. Every
attention in fact Is being shown to the
American Bishops and others. ls
The HeTald's New Orleans adVieesi
from Matamoras.on the 18th inst, con-
firm the previous report that Gourz
commanding the Liberal forces before
Tampico, and that the Liberals occu-
pied Tanpico on the 9th inst.
The Tribune's Washington special
Gays: A careful analysis of the intor-
nation received by the Agricultural
Department, from all the StatelIshows
that the total average of wheat is TOTO 10
per cent greater than last year. tits too
early to estimate the final result of the
harvest, bat with an average success in
ripentng, the crop ought not to be less
than 200, eco 900 bushels. An average
OF winter harley has been sown in
majority cfthe States. The condition OF
clover is good throughout the country.
The average OF oats is larger than usual
in the West. Ohio is the only State
which cal mot show an increase.
The Times special says: Gen. Grant
ih6s received "a dispatch from Gen Sher-
idan announcing that returns from 4S
81 ,9H registered voters. - -
Private dispatches received from New
Orleans say that. Gov. " els threats
about the GovernoTship are idle; that
even If he should attempt any proceed
ings in his own behalf he would be
promptly arrested by Sheridan.
The Worlds special says: Advices
received here state that General Ord
has notified his registrars, relating 10
registration in accordance with the
opinion of Attorney General Gener-
al Stansbery. l1ni ',-
The Judiciary Committee to-day de-
cided to commence taking evidence
again, and thereupOn examined Miss
Annie Surratt. 1t mas not transpired
what she testified about, but 1t is under
stood to be Important.
A summons WAS issued for Horace
Greeley TO appear before the committee
on Monday next, to which time an adj
journ ment was effected. 81
The Herald's Montgomery special
says: The colored ciIizens have pc
titioned General Swayne for protection
under the Civil Rights bill, which they
claim is denied by the civil authors
ties. They claim offices under the city
government, and intimate that they
can hill half the places in the police de-
partment, without damage 10 the city
interest. 2
The Heratd's New Orleans special
denies the report that Gen. Steedman
had requested the President to remove
Sheridan. y p. y 80 ~
General Sheridan has issued special
order that, the President having ex-
pressed the opinion that the time for the
registration in Louisiana was not long
enough, the time will be extended I'M
til further orders.
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NEW York, June 29.-The Tribune's
New Orleans correspondent says: The
city is full of dispatches and the air is
iull of rumors about the appointment
of Gen. Rousseau to the command OF
the ffth military district. The Presi-
dents private Secretary and others
equally we'll informed state that the
order will be executed tomorrow. No
thing official has been received at head
quarters in relation TO the change. The
rebel element are jubilant. The Times,
the organ of the President, published
this evening highly Mandatory bio
graphical sketch of Gen. Rousseau.
Registration will close in this'clty to-
morrow in accordance with Gen. Sheri-
dams order.
The bearer of dispatches to the Min
lister of Ottenburg is still here awaiting
transportation. He announces now
that he will leave with Sonora JuRrez
some time next week.
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LoUIsvILLE,J June 29.-Attorney Gen.
James Speed left for Washington last
night, having been summoned there by
the judiciary Committee. Hessl
The Courier's FTanklin,l KY, special
says: VIM. @. King and Abraham
Ovens convicted OF robbiug a train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Lust fall and who afterwards murdered
Harvey King, Tor fear ne would expose
FRANKLIN, in the presence of 1000 per-
sons. They both persisted to the very
last moment in asserting their limo
Two more deaths by cholera are re-
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SAVANNAH, GA, June 29.-Hon. n.
Fitch, u. s. Attorney, in answer to a
letter addressed to him has expressed
the opinion that the photographed by
the President both franchises and rein
states the individual with all his pre-
vious rights, which he cannot be de-
prived OF by any subsequent ligisla-
Is one ofthe rights restored by pardon
and amnesty. Ira person thus pardon
ed be caused to register let him enter
protest for the consideration of the
commanding general. The Attorney
closes thus: Next to a usurpation OF
power there Ia no higher crime than
u timid abandonment of rights.
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GUELPH, G. W., June ga IRE yes
terday morning destroyed Naugbton q
Ganhaus' warehouse, containing 75, 600
tons of wheat and a large quantity of
butter. insured for 81, 900 In the Hart
ford company, and'the balances IN the
North British Insurance company. ~
% DETROIT, june 29.-Dhe Trunk, Fac
tory of Dswy q Beatty, and Last Faeto-
~ OF afunIord, Foster 81 Co., were en-
tirely destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about SIS, 900; partially insured.
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LATEsT-5:3O p. b. !.


GoLD-Orened 1881; closed 1857.
SToCKs-Ohio:7 certificates 263Sa261z;
Cumberland 369<a371S; Quicksilver SIn
81; Western Union Telegraph 442{a45;
Pacific mail I40a14O1S; Atlantic 109a
IO914; New York Central lO41<aI0i11z;
Erie 667<a67; Hudson lO91zaIlO; Read
ing IO9alO91S; Michigan Southern 779<a
IS: Pittsburgh S51zaS53{; Toledo lila
I2lI<; Rock Island 951fa955S; North
western 431la435s; do. preferred GAIA
645I; Fort Wayne 10O1zal0l; Toledo q
Wuhaah AT
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PoRrLASp, NE, June 2s.-Reporls
from the steamer North American to-
niaht say one, hole was stove in her star
board side. The mails and specie were
sent to .Gahpe, on the evening of the
18th. Two sehooners haya bean loaded
with part of her cargo, and sent to Que
bee The weather was due.
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fur gent.
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCC-
pied by George r. Taylor 3 Co, AMI =
Clemens i Co., on Main street; also Rse
lnent rooms finished Good offices In second
story, and good rooms for other purposes Ia
second and third story in good onder. Pus~
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fot
sale in the sixth Ward. on reasonable tennis
lEisF THOS HORN BROOK.
Once, No. Ils5S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. fs6S-Ji
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The Robbery OF the steamer F. w.
HE s RfOOks i.f .a'rs

ST.. LOUIS, June 29.-An investigation
into the reported robbery of the steam
er F. w. Brooks, at the levee Sunday
morning last, of s., 600. has disclosed the
fact that the owners, Henry A. Hufner
and w. a. Ritter, and her Captain, j..
A. johnson, had entered into a conspi-
racy to rob and burn the boat and de-
fraud the insurance companies. Allthe
parties have been arrested and st, $50 of
the stolen money recovered. johnson
and Ritter have confessed their connec-
tion with the affair. The scheme origi-
mated with Huffner, who was to buy
goods ON credit, load the boat, of which
johnson was captain and Ritter clerk,
take them up the Arkansas river aud
sell them for what they could get. rob
the boat OF the proceeds of her trip and
burn her and get the insurance. The
boat was insured for Sc, 600, some unsold
goods on the return trip $1,000, and the
money on hand for $4,000 on passage
from Cairo 70 this port. The boat was
fred in the clerks Office, but the flames
were extinguished by the crew. All
the parties concerned Heretofore bore 4
good reputation. Tx.
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nAnKErs nY rnLEsnAPI,.
NEW YoRk. June 20.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Firm; sales oflSOO bales at
261Sc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts of 5.0SG bbls., mar
ket less active and 15aS0c lower; sales
of 5000 bills. at 81 30aS 65- for. supertine
State and Western; 50 10a10 . for extra
Western; $40 6Oa12 % for choice do;
$40 40al1 30 for shipping Ohio; Sll Goa
Is 90 for trade brandsi 50 5Oall 90 for
spring s. Louis; S11 O0al7 90 for winter
do; California, lower; sales of $50 bbls.
at SlI 25al4 SO; Rye flour is without
change, sales of 100 bbiF. rzE re
wHIsKY-Quiet and steady; no re-
ceipts.
IN-wheat-Market dull aud
heavy; nominalIy Base lower; sales of
5000 bu. No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 80;
1000 bu. No. Chicago at 80 Is; 1000
bu. new amber, Georgia, at So Is.
Rye-Quiet. Barley Dull. Barley
Malt-Quiet. Corn-Market dull and
a shade lower; sales OF AZ, 1000 u- at
81 O6al OS for new mixed western; 81 90
al 10 for choice do; 81 10 for old mixed
western ahoat; s7aSt Oh for pnsopnd.
OAts-Receipts "a ,Gl5 bn.; heavy at 2a3c
lower; sales of $1,000 bu. at 721SaT41zc
for western; Sic for Ohio.
WooL-Dull; sales 800, 900 pounds at
45a62c for halfdomestic fleece; STai211c
for supertine pulled; 5Oa56c for extra
IEATHER-very firm with fair BUSH
ness.
R1CE-Quiet. .--.. ..=-
GRocEEIEs-cofee-yery quiet and
firm. Sugar-Firm; sales 600 hhds Gu
bA at 1I1<all1Ic. Moiasses-Dul.
HoPs-Quiet. gF.l s. O. ~
PETRoLBUM-Steady; 141Sc for crudei
23Ifu24c for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H and low
err; sales $3.50 bbIs at $50 95a2I II for new
mess, closing S2I cash, $40 % for old do,
SIS % for prime, and SCI 25 for prime
mess; also sales 1850 bbls new mess,
July and August, sellers apart, at S2la
q IS. Beet-Firm; sales $50 bbls. Beef
Hams-Quiet; sales 500 bbls. Bacon
Quiet and firm; sales pa boxes at l05zc
for Cumberland cut; l21zc for short
clear; IO14c for long cut hams. Cut
Meats-Quiet; sales 10 packages at
S1<a9JSc for shoulders; 12a131Sc for
hams. Lard-Heayy; sales 9S5 bbls mt
1l1<a127<c for new. t3 r---- Y y .
MISUNDERSTANDING e.
-CHEESE-HeaVY.
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ONE Of Santa Annals late keepers al

ONE OF Santa Annals late keepers al
leges that he went to Mexico at the sug-
gestson OF our Government. This sug-
gestion, he says, was made by Mr.. Se-
ward on his visit to 81. Thomas a year
ago. He then said to Santa Anna,
q What are you doing here9 You
ought TO be in Mexico" Upon this hint,
says his friend, he entered upon his
preparations and finally went-afier
over years delay. Mr.. Seward proba-
ably thought that so illustrious Mex
lean ought 10 be at home expelhng the
foreign usurper and restoring the Re
publican Governments; but Santa Anna
postponed going until the usurper had
been expelled, and then went back to
overthrow the Government which had
accomplished the work. Aud he ex-
poets the United States Government TO
uphold him in that
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swAsHtNoroN, June 2O.-In the Sur
raft trial, Lewis ]. Weichman was
again on the stand and was cross-ex-
amined until the adjournment OF the
court, " hich was early, owing TO the
Illness of Judge Fisher Nothing OF
Importance was elected.
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$4,000: Numbors and zss Prl.e..
s5OOOO s50OOO
les prIEes. amountIng 70 saso.eso
whole tickets sla, Halves SO, Quar-

whole Tickets sla, Halves So, Quar-
B-we would calI particular attention to
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-SUnBEB
LOTTERY, which wilt be- drawn IN PUBLIo
in CoyISGroS, KY, ny SWORN CoAn1s-
sioSEKs at ONE o CLOCK, P. NJ, at the corner
OF FoUKrd and SCOTT sTs. The public are
Invited TO witness the drawing. The KEN
tuclky state Lotteries are no silt Enterprises,
hut responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted success uly for the past
thirty wears, and are drawn under the
authoriiS Of a cnarter from the State, and
binds TO large amount are given for the
payment OF ali prizes. The drawings are
published in the New York Herald and Ctn-
cinnau Commercial.
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily sent free
By application TO the ManAgers
Address all orders for tickets TO
MURRAY, EDDY d co.,
COTinEton, Ky.
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IT is stated that the various Catholic
Bishops that have sailed from the uni
ted States to Europe to assist in celebra-
ting at Rome the eighteen hundredth
anniversary of the martyTdom of St.
Peter, which takes place in a few days,
have carried with them about 500, coo.
This, added to the donations from South
America, makes up the large sum of
nearly $1,000. 600. d
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g0MMERCIAL AND FIEANCIAL.



CATTLE-The arrivals of Beef Cattle
during the week amounted to about
500 head, of which number s44 head
came over the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road, 50 by boat. and 20 on foot. Ofthe
arrivals about 100 head were reshipped
TO Philadelphia and New York without
being offered here, 80 head, chiefly
milch cows, taken 10 the country, and
the BALANCE, $50 head, sold as follows:
$40 to Baltimore butchers Iii for East
ern markets, IS Tor York, Pa, 42 10
Washington and Annapolis butchers,
and 80 to country butchers and graizers.
We quote prices as follows:
Good TO prine---.-----,.....--, 8 00@ 20
Fair to VIC Q W
Common gyg "
Inferior and lowest grades.....-.....- 4 500 SOO
Hoos-The receipts of Hogs for me
week foot up 5,O76 head, and, with a
limited demand, in the early part of the
week, the market ruled dull and prices
declined Z cent per 10. subsequently
a better demand sprung up, and we
note better feeling, though quotations
show no Improvement on the above de-
cline. We quote fair to good Hogs ate
to 81 cents per h., net.
SHEEP-Ths receipts OF Sheep and
Lambs for the week amounted to 1888
head. We note no change in prices.
Fair to good butchers Sheep are quoted
ut TO 81 cents per H., gross, ana
Lambs at 81 to 81 90 per head. I
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--LATEST MARKETs-5 P. ".

FLouR-Duil, l5a25c lower; decline
chiefly on medium and common grades
GRAIS-Wheat-V dull; spring
nominallv Babe lower; scarcely any in
quiry. Rye-NominaI at 81 25al so for
western. Oats-Dull, and decidedly
lower; western, nominal at 71aT3c /;
Ohio, S2aS4c. -Corn-Dull, heavy, and
81 O5a1 OS for good to primo mixed
western.
Provisions Pork = Heavy; sales,
1900 bbls mess, ut $50 g5A 81 90, cash,
S2I O6 regular; closing with sellers ut
S2I, cash, and buyers at $50 95; sellers
at 81 O6 for regular, and buyers at 81.
Beef Hams-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Enthusiastically and moderately ao-
tive. Bacon-Quiet and firm Mt 10s. "a
1876 for Cumberland Cut; l2lzc for
short clear.
LARD-Quiet ut 121Sal25sc for fair to
prime steam; l2ssal23{c for kettle rem
dered. ig4ft
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MoNEY ANp sToCKs.

GovBRNMENT SToCKs-Firn; coupons,
'65, 1913, new, l1O9Si 10 los and Z 30s
unchanged. .J.r....... .
1873, 60 days. 1fEg
GOTn-ISgIZ
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Latest News
BY TnhHG RAT u.

ny mo union line,
once. cornas OF Main and Monroe sirests
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Cincinnati.

JUNE 29.-FLoUR-Quiet and UNI
changed, though tho feeling was rather
heavy, family sold at $40 50al3 30.
GRAIN--Wheat-Dnl and easier to
buy; sales of No. at 81 70. Corn-Dull
and prices little better, nominal at $50
for No. /. Oats-DnlI at 66a67c for No.
/. Rye-Dull at 81 Is for No. 1.
Observation-Disclosures, &c for middllng
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WHIsKEY-Firm at 90 30 In BOND, {


PRovIsIoNs-Mess PorK-Sold at S2l,
but difficult to buy at this rate, the
regular demand being light it was dill
ficuIt TO sell; the feeling on the part OF
holders is such that large purchases
could not be made at the quotation.
Bulk Meats-In, good demandand pri-
ces tending upwards; sales of 56O, 600
pounds at Sc for shoulders and lO1Sc for
sides, and mt the close holders asked an
advance OF q to kc. DBScon--InE good
demand and prices tend upwards; sales
of 200 hhds at &c for shoulders aud 113<c
for sides; 121sal21<c for clear sides; held
at lI5Sal2c; the latter rate 10 come out
of smoked hams; active demand at 1917
clio for sugar curedf stockllight. Lard
Dull and prices nominal, sales Of
prime at 111zc; lot OF old sold Mt lie;
demand quite light.
Observation-Disclosures g.Frr
CHEEsB-Unchan and quiet mt 1Sc
for Western Reserve.
Eous-SteSdy at f6c.
GROCERIES - SuRar-Efrm at 12albc
for raw. Coffee-Firm at 251za2sc for
LINsRED OIL-Dull at 81 IS! 81 b. 30
GoLD-1S71z bnying- -.i7r rll..s. 100 .
chicago.
JUNE 29-FLoUR-Firm, unchanged,
GRATS % wheat entirely nominal.
lower and nothing doing Corn -Dull
at size. Oats-DnlI aud lower; 541Sc.
Rye-DhlI at 81 Gal 05, nothing doiug.
Barley Nominal at 60a65c. No., u
PROVISIONS Pork = Duh al S2050.
Bulk Meats-Held firm at 71<a71zc;
rough sides 95Sc. Lard-Dun ut IL nc.
ErIr Buffalo. 5EEEJ
JUNE 29.-FBoUR-Western spring
SO S71Sa10 90.
IS-wheat-Quiet. Corn-Dull,
and held above buyers views, at about
sS1<asec for NO. and 9Oci for western.
OaLs-Quiet, held at Zoe for Chicago;
75c for Ohioi with NO buyers. Rye
Nominal. Peas-Held at 81 10.
.Ga6 . atlWanEee. Z . Il Z
.JuNK 29.-FLoUR7Duli City Xxx sIl
aSlI5O.4 q = +. y u = q = 2 -
GRAIE-wheat-Unsettled; 81 50 for
No. 2. sfuia7t assr - soI-l ess
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-01

There cometh glad tidings OF JOY TO all,
Tie beauty which once was so precious ant,
rare,
Is nee for all, and all may be fair.
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