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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-01
From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 31.-The Avalanche,
(Little Rock, of to-day says the revenue
collector at Duralrs Bluff, on the night
of the 10Th. was shot through the jaws
and robbed of his watch and $4,000.
His condition is very critical. He had
drawn the money in Memphis, and it
is supposed was followed by the rob-
beers. No arrests made.
The body of Capt. Jas. A. King. for
merly of Illinois, was found in cane
brake, near Granville, last week. He
had been shot through the head. No
clue to the assassius.
This city is infested with thieves,
who are daily becoming more bold.
Two fires occurred yesterday, one OIL
Main and the other on Poplar, de-
stroyins five buildings. One fire orig,
mated in the store of one Kalisky, who
it is supposed, set it on fire. The Other
in the afternoon, broke out i'll Alexan
ader's store, destroying the upper por
ton of the building. The goods were
removed with but little damage.
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v;.;,or, a, the White House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-The Presi-
dents ante-room was crowded to-day,
in spite of the snow storm. Among the
visitors was Mr.. Clingman, of North
Carolina, late rebel General. He is on
his way to New York on business con-
nected with gold mining in his State:
He has applied for, but not received
pardon. ,c
The President is said to have confer
red with the Judge of the Supreme
Court in reference to the positions as
sumed by Congress toward the Southern
States, when he announced to Commits
sioner Wcatherly, from South Carolina,
that the Supreme Court would declare
the amendment unconstitutional, and
thought he spoke advisedly.
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The Latest BY the Gable.

PARIS, Dec. 3l-Noon.-A decree has
been formally issued abolishing. after
the LIST of January, 1851, all tonnage
dues upon vessels arriving at its ports,
excepting such vessels mailing from
countries which impose defferentiai dues
mon the mercantile marine of France.
HAvRE, Dec. 3l-Noon.-Thirty trans
ports sailed for Vera Cruz, from Cher
burg. The remainder uDdcr orders VIII
leave by the 9Th OF January, TO bring
troops to France.
LONDON, Dec. 3l--EveninS.-The Ca
madam delegates after conference with
the English ministry, have hnaily
agreed npon confederation.
PARIS, Dec. 3l-Evening.-La Llber-
tee of this morning announces that Mr.
Winchester, an American, is urging up
OH the French government the adoption
of his new gums into the military ana
naval service.
LoNpoN-Noon.-52 0's 72i Erie 46!;
Illinois Central SUt.
LoNDON-Evening.- closing
price of 5 2Us is 72s F.; Illinois SOt Erie
46
Observation-Disclosures and other
markets closed.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Return OF shermSn-The Gettysburg
Names OF the Lost FL ON the Fleet
wiuR-The xcisc Law-CI imcs.

Return Of Sherm5n-The GettysourR-
Name. OF the Lost F.o the Fleet
wing-The Excise Lnw-C' imcs.
New YORK, Dec. 3l.-General Sher.
man arrived at Washington Saturday
night. ..r
The steamer Gettysburg is still
aground at Annapolis. The Don has
been elected to go in her place upon the
secret mission, and it is reported that
General Grant is to accompany the cX-
petition.
Chief Justice Chase has the applica-
ton for writ of habeas corpus Tor the
release of Doctor Mudd.
The receipts of internal revenue since
july LIST, are over one hundred and
sixty-siI millions.
The names of the men lost from the
Fleetwing were Captains Wood and
Hazeltine, of Staten Island; First mate
Brown. of Boston; Stewart Nelson, of
Norway; Seamen Kelley and Moor
mick
The Court ofAppcals, held at Albany,
will to-day announce unanimous de-
cisicn affirming the constitutionality
of the excise law.
John Gleason was stabbed and beaten
on sth avenue yesterday, and will prob
ably die. George Wilson was arrested
and charged with the deed.
Charles Allen (colored), the alleged
Thompson street murderer, has been ar
rested, and Thomas Cook, alias Sweeney,
his accomplice.
A young lady named Ellen Ancona
was killed i'll Brooklyn yesterday, by Il
Kerosene oil explosion. She was pour
ing oil on the tile from can.
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you and remove Irregularities or DISTRACTIONS,
why not use the best Every lady knows the
slightest irregulari,y of nature is liable to bring
on Headache Giddincss, Low Spirits, Painting,
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the appetite fails. and other symptoms more dis
trcssing commence, as Weakness, Spinal Com.
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stronger than the above, and intended for special
cases Of long standing. Price Five Dollars per
Box. Ii You cannot purchase the pills OF your
Druggist, they will be sent by mail. post paid,
secur. from observation. on receipt of the money,
by DIR. JAMES BgYAS Consulting Physician, els
Broadway, New York. For sale by Druggists
generally decl5-dwed&sat&w ew
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YOUNG MEN,

The experience of the past ten years has
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NAV he placed in the efficacy OF Bells Specific
Pills for the speedy and permanent cure oI Sem
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the money To DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting
Physician $40 broadway, New York, and they
viii be sent by return of mail, free from OBJ
servation For sale by Druggists generally.
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soufh Americ ), q News.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The steamer
Henry Chancey, from Aspinwall, arrived
with S53O, 900 treasure.
Adviees from South America state
that Mosquer. has declared neutrality
between South American republics and
Spain, and ordered the seizure of NUM-
lions of war for the formerif attempted
to be transported across the lsthmus,
but that either belligerent may bring
prizes into the ports of Columbia:
1t is not known at Valparaiso, whether
they are at peace or war with SPAN;
The late Peruvian Minister 10 Eng
land, is charged with gigantic frauds
ON Government guano contracts,
amounting to nine million dollars.
II is expec ed at CallaO that the Span
;sh feet Which left Rio Janerio in Octo-
Der with six months provisions aboard,
was bound for Peru.
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From Cincinnati.

CINcISNATI, Dec. 3i.-The ferry boats
between this city and Covington and
Newport were Obliged to suspend opera
tions this morning, owing to the heavy
ice in the river.
The suspension bridge, although not
fully completed. will be open for vehic-
les of all kinds tomorrow, rs 4 tempo
rary arrangement.
Navigation is wholly suspended here
for the present. There has been no ar
rivals or departures ut this port since
Saturday.
The weather continues cold.
The Warren County Iniirmary build-
ing at Lebanon, Ohio, containing one
hundred and forty inmates, WAS entirely
destroyed by fire at noon to-day. caused
by a defective tlue. Loss S2O,OOO. in
snred for $4,000. No lives were lost.
Doctors Richardson and Batchllder,
the parties implicated in the insurance
swindle ut Lebanon. Ohio, were re-
leased from custody to-day, no charge
being preferred against them.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
nnn OG lSfif

WHEELING, Dec. 20, 1856.
Trade very quiet. Customers are de-
voting themselves to the holiday EN-
joyment. Very slight change to note
in the markets.
DuY Goops-Firm, with a better feel
ing and fair demand, especially for
heavy staple goods. We quote:
Prints: Home 12c; Amoskeag, l6a
lie: Washington, lie; j. San
ders. 16ic; American, Ice; Sprague.
1sie: Merrimac, 19a20. De Lanes:
20c! dark, 25. Gipghdms Waverly,
20c: American, 2Gc; Lancaster,
25c. Bleach Muslin: "a, l2al3c; -,
Iaa2Ic; "A. 24a26a30c; 81, 25a3Oc.
B-orn Muslin 81, 13al5c: 7-s, l6alS;
A, 20a22c. a.,
FLOUR-Superfine extra and M :l2
a12 IS; family, IL GOALS 80; white
wheat, sl5a16 q, choice rye s. oO.
PROVISIONS Shoulders, nominal.
New hams, Zoe. Lard, BE. Ness pork
s25: sugar-cured hams Die.
GRAIN.-The market is unsettled,
and dull. Wheat, red, s. 4Oa2 ~;
white g 90. Corn 55a69c. Rye 81 20.
Oats 35a40c. Barley sells at e0al 10 for
spring; fall 81 O0al 10.
HAY-Scarce and wanted at Sl4 5ea
Is 90.
BUTTER-2ia25c.
EGGS-Scarce, at 30a32c.
CHEESE-New Western Reserve, l6c;
Factory, 15c.
OILS-Carbon, SOC for refined; win
ter strained lard 81 % for extra 81 ~
for No. |.
COFFEE-Market steady; fair and
prime, 27a23c, choice %.
SODA-Sales at 9!alo.
SUGAR-Sugar house 1lia12c. Cuba
12lal3lc for good to prime Porto kico
l3ial4t for good TO prime, and choice l5c;
hard refined l7c; A. Coffee ltc; b. DO.
155c: c. do. 15c.
SYRUP-5Oa60c for lower grade 1Oca
81 % for good to best brands; Porto
Rico molasses 7JaS0c; New Orleans mo-
lasses 81 10
FISH-Halvcs, lake herring 81 40 do
white fish 50 large, 50 so do No. : do
large 81 kits No. do 50; DO No. : do
NAILS-1Od to Cd nails, 81 80 per keg;
Cd and Cd nails, s. 75per key; 6d ana al
nails, 81 90; other sizes q proportion.
BROOMS-S2a2 50 for good and - W
IA 20 for extra. a..
SALT-S30O from yard, for Ohio
River 4 90 for dairy.
TOBACCO-76a76c for dark los, Is
and navy; 95cal ~ for bright IS and
Is: 81 20al % for fancy chewing brands;
$40 81 On for hripht los
SOAP-German l0c; common Sc;
Eastern family lic.
CANDLES-l7c for city mould tai
low DC for star 2Sc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina 12c Rangoon ll3c
LEATHER-French calf S2a2 20
French kips / Goal rs; German calf
l 90a2 90 American do 75al 60 har-
ness leather 42ai3c skirting do ID
bride do S5ia56 per doz sole leather,
35a35c oak tanned l5ai1.
HIDES-Activc and scarce; sales ut
Sc for hides, and 20c for calf.
SHEEPSKlNS-50al W.
STRAITS OIL 20 per barrel.
WOOL-The market is dull ; sales at
i5a55c according to quality aud condi-
ton.
GLASS-Markct firm ana steady; s
by 10, - 10; 10 by L., 81 %.
COTTONS-Steady; yarn, 55a6Oc
batting, 35aiOc Irvine, GOa7oc.
SEED-Timothy s. 50a4 90; Glover,
50 90; Flaxsecd, S275.
WIIISKY-Steady at 33c for bonded,
and - 32la2 SO for raw.
PARTNERSHIPS mt GOAL 90 per ID.
GINSENG-SalcS ut 7Oa7jc per ID.
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From Toronto.

TORONTO, Dec. 3l.-The thirty-two
Feuians remaining in Jail here will be
tried OH the 10th prox. In order to eX.
pedate the proceedings, two Judges Will
conduct the assizes, sittinS1n separate
chambers, one 10 attend to the usual hu-
siness. and the other will attend to the
Fenians.
The Grand Trunk train, from Toronto
to Samia, ran off the track last satur-
day. near Park Hill. A passenger car
went down an embankment. The con
ductor and several passengers were H.
jured.
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The Recent Tornado in Tcxas-Addi-
tional PnriicuInrs-Destru Of
life md Property.

uhs h~PNAsy'
Late Texas papers contain the follow
ing particulars of the tornado which
swept over Henderson and other places
OH the 5th and 9th instant, and which
resulted in distressing los, of life and
much damage to property. The Hen
dcrson Times of the Sth says:
On "Wednesday, the 5th, tornado of
great violence passed over this part in
q northwesterly direction, committing
terrible havoc in its course. 1t was $50
to 200 yards in width. From
information received it must
have formed about four miles south
west of the town. About ~ O'Clock NJ.
clouds from southeast and northwest, of
an unusually threatening character.
were observed, approaching each other
they met at half-past II. The violence
was great at DR.. Blair's plantation, one
and a half miles southeast of town-all
the buildings were torn down and seat
tered, except the main dwelling, which
being rather in the edge of the current,
was not seriously damaged. Timber
and everything in its course were swept
away. Several bindings in the suburbs
of town were blown down. The dwell
ling Of Taylor Brown, Jr, near West
street. was much damaged, and his
furniture nearly all destroyed.
Passing over the graveyard, the enclo-
sures OF the graves, tombs, etc., were
much damaged. Theresidence of j. W.
Harris was considerably damaged. The
next building in its course was the Ma
sonic Institute, winch was near the
centre of the current. This was large
two-story brick building. In o mo-
ment after the tornado struck it, it was
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n mass of ruins. The lower story was
occupied by the male department. OF the
Institute, the upper is lodge aHd
chapter room. "A number OF 'Siasons
who had been attending the
lectures of companion Van Siook,
the Grand Lecturer of the Grand
CHAPTER of the State of Texas, had
left the lodge room only about twenty
minutes before. The institution had an
intermission of about thirty minutes,
and many of the students fortunately
had not returned from their dinners.
Twenty-three were in and around tie
building when it fell, all OF whom, with
one exception, were more or less injured.
The lifeless bodies of four were takeis
from the ruins, John Crow, Robt. Smith,
Nelson Parr and Alexander Stedman.
Charles Brown and Alexander Stedman,
two other boys, were fatally IN
jured. In another part of the
town, Miss Morgan, and John
MYERS, n child, was killed. The scene
around the ruins of the Institute after
the fall of the building, we have not
the heart to describe. The report that
Immediately went out was that all the
boys were killed-how it happened
otherwise, it is bard to understand.
Nearly every family in town had son
there, or on his way from dinner inner, line Inc
distress may probably be imagined, but
no words can portray it. In the course
of an hour, ali were removed from the
ruins except Arthur stedman; his body
was not found until the next morning,
though the labors of the many collected
were continued unremittingly day and
night. The same tornado passed through
Cherokee, killing one man and danger
ously wounding lady. 1t blew down
many houses, and destroyed consider
able quantity of cotton. Among the
interesting phenomena connected with
the tornado, was red fiery streak.
which appeared to he in the centre OF
the current. and surrounded by dark
clouds of smoke. The tornado went In
n continued whirl, and was what is de-
nominated ''screw storm"
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DEING salts FLED ina,
ID their patrons are prepared 20 eucouracs a.
enterprise which has for it, Object the pro,,,
and promotion Of the welfare OF the viii. 80
in this Republic. and tbs development ana ~
ovation Of our young and promising STATE "a.
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER b,, ~.
larced and improved this paper To meet M. -
mands of increased circulation and s-rr,rts.
popularity, and now takes pleasure in prt,.rt;ss.
to The people Of this State, the Iargc,t. Ns.,-
est and Most Reliable Paper In Me-.
virginia.
TIE REGIsTER can point 10 l,.r,.,
history as the survsi and best index of H. fuin,.
course upon all questions If National Up So
policy Believing that the war was ended al
lis legitimate purposes attained with III, ,rr,',
der Of the rebel armies. and the ahanaanurn, :,
slavery and secession by the South the RT,,.
rRR viii be the untinchins advocate ni an mes.
ur,s that tend 10 promote The national hartsupy
10 restore the unity Of the Government and !,
extend TO all sections the priceless hrS,in-> a,
an impartial Union and lasting lcarc. Ewii
be equally firm in it's opposition 10 al par;i,an
schemes that impose nm ust and uuwarfaul,d
conditions upon the reunion of n Govctnnrp,
that was never broken, that guarantee prr,s,.
ual asccndancy 20 one political party aid I'm
changing ostracism To every other, and tina,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart Ly
leaving our country sill div idcd, our p,ob!e
disunited, our Union unrcstored. T,l,ia,inr
the opinion of all men, while stsadiastly ..lyo
eating its own, despising the prlscrptivr bigctry
convictions Of right and dnty,
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Railroad Accident.

MONTREAL. Dee. 3l.-A collision took
place on Saturday night between the
Express train from Rouses' Point and .
Freight train. The engine driver was
killed.
There was fire yesterday at the safe
factory of Kershaw & Edwards. A
large quantity of machinery and tools
were destroyed.
The residence of Hon. James Leslie
was burned last night.
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IN lifting the kettle from the fire / .calied
myself very seyercly-one hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustan. Liniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly,
and left very little scar.
CUAS. FOSTER
40 Broad st Philadelphia"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Liniment viii DO. II il invaluable in all cases
of wounds swel,ings, sprlins, cuts bruises,
spavins etc. either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfcits. None il genuine I'M
less wrapped in line steel'plate engr1vings bear.
ing the signature Of q. W. Wsstbrook Chemist,
and the pirate stamp OF DENAs BAgSEs & Co..
New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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II. Louis Market.
ST. LoIIs. December 81

ST. LOUIS, December 81.
Market stagnant. Tobacco cotton
and hemp, nothing doing. Flour nm
changed: so 90 for spring y: so as for
fall do; SD 40 for M. Wheat, moth
ing doing. Corn lower, at 6sa74c.
Oats lower, at 60aG2c; closing at Coo.
Provisions dull and unchanged; little
doing. Hogs firmer, at 6fa 64c; number
slaughtered mp to Saturday night,
1886. Sugar, Beliher's refining COM
many reduced sugar &c.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, Dec. 81.
Money steady at per cent.
Sterling firm at 9a9i.
Gold firm, opening at l "a, declining
to 81, and closing ut 33tt.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Increase of loans, 1,o99, 2i7; decrease
of specie, 46,695; increased circulation,
23l ,097; decrease of deposits, l,21S, 567;
decrease of legal tenders, 1 ,6l6, 275; i'm.
ports of specie last week, 45,042- A..
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SWAMI HOUSE,

TAI.h LIlNI1G ItNI' " ' NJ
|,y.aSGED HANDS on THURS
Z DAY, October sth, 1853. j. W. Dent. late
of the Richmond House, took possession of the
Swami House for Il tern OF years. He hopes
by str:c: attention to business, to merit a core
tinuaucc of the very liberal patronage cnnicrnd,
upon him when proprietor of the Richmond
Ever department is in the charge of the most
efficient assistants J.WM. DENT.
,,YDl
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tknd. Stevens at WOriS-Thc Supreme
Court Decision, Alarm the Radicals.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-A Washington
special SAYS: Thad. Stevens is prepar-
ing important measures, looking to i'm
portant changes in the Executive and
Judicial Departments.
The recent decisions of the Supreme
Court, in reference to military trials,
and other important laws, now on the
statute books, as unconstitutional, has
produced a feeling of alarm. Able
jurists, Of both Houses, are seriously
considering the propriety Of taking i'm
mediate action, to avert serions dan.
gel.
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One J C.. Slocum, Il doctor and de-
featcd radical candidate for the Indiana
Legislature at Shelbyvillc, has become
defendant in seduction and breach OF
promise suit. The prosecutriX was
Miss Mary Este, n full-hiooded dauSL,
ter of Africa, who unwittingly thought
Slocum had risen above the absurd
prejudice against color. Any how he
told her he had, and She whispered she
would never consent, consented. !he
suit was settled by the doctor marrying
the nesress, and off went Mary as a
uarriaue belle.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December 81

CHICAGO, December 81.
No. wheat 1a2c higher; No. = 3a4c
higher. closing at l5a2 15t for No. l
and 1872 for No. 2. Corn quiet! at 7If for
No. |. Oats quiet. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork 1slalsa cash: 15lal9 90 on
future delivery. Lard quiet at liz.
Dressed hogs quieJ and l5a25c lower at
6 s0a7 90. Live hogs active and 1Oal5c
higher, Mt 5 25a6 35; receipts 5000.
Flour receipts 5000. Wheat receipts
$4,000. Corn receipts $500. Oats re-
ceipts 1900. Hog shipments G,OOo.
Flour Il, 900.
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Difficulty.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 3l.-A diff
Guilty occurred in Hampton last night.
A party of negroes made an attack on
Il store to revenge the death of one who
was shot while attempting to steal.
They were dispersed by the military.
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Hcimstreets inimitahle Eair Coloring has con
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
II acts upon the absOIbcnts NJ the roots Of the
hair, AMI changes it to It's original color by de
grees. All instantaneous dyes dcadcn and i'll.
iurc the hair. Hcmstrcet's IS nat dye, but q
certain in its results, promotes its grow til, aud
is beautiful Hair Dressing Price ~ cents and
81 W. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Dealers.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. u.
The cattle market was very dull last
week and prices generally unchanged.
Cows tirmer; sheep in fair demand at
an advance; sales at &c. Hogs dull and
lower. Flour very dull. Corn dull.
Wheat 3 80 for California. Mess pork
2l Goa 81 so for new.
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. New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 81.
Cotton lie higher; sales $500 bales
low middling at 3lica32ic; Middling
33s; receipts 5000 bales; exports 14,sOo
Sugar higher; fair 81. Molasses higher;
prime to choice zoe. Flour dull: super
fine $40 75al1 90; extra sl1 Scala 80.
Corn unchanged. Oats easier, at ga
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Rebel GLAZING in Europe.

New YORK, Dec. 3l.-A dispatch
states that Consul Morse exhibits as a
Justification for settling suits against
Frazer Trenholm & Co. and Others, q
written authority from the Treasury
Department. to arrange all rebel claims
In Europe.
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ChnIIengc Accepted-Firc.

LONDON, Dec. 3l.-Bennetts chai-
leny., 70 sail aguinst any yacht has been
accented by the Dixie of marlborough,
with the Yacht Viking, round the Isle
of Wight, in the first week IN Angus.
next. The Viking is said to be one oi
the best in the Royal Yacht Club.
The extensive department OF tropical
productions AT Lydenham Palace was
burned last night, involving a loss OF
f3O0,0O0