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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-05

Capital, Sso0,OOO.
Directors
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL,
I. II. LOGAN, THoS. p. SHALLCRoss,
q. w. FRANzIIEIM, j. n. VANCE,
J. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLY.
LOUIS G.. STEEL,
TT27Es COMPANY Now HAVING
l been organized five years and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepared 10
take risks ut fair rates Buildings of all kinds,
Merchandise, Manufacturing establishments,
Furniture, Steamboats, and cargoes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior Inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus Of any company in the State,
and composed of some ninetyfOur stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself to the favorable cOusidera-
ton of the insuring public, and solicits their
patronage Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended to at their office, No. -
Monroe street, ut their several agencies
throughout the State.
n. C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
G. NJ. COEN, Asst Secretary.
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1 Machines, heralded as Superior to all
Others has convinced the public that IT is
safer and better to buy good article, of estab-
lshed reputation, than to risk their money in
doubtful experiments.
We warrant every Machine for THREE
YEARS, and spare no expense nor pains to
have them give entire satisfaction.
Call and examine them ut our salesroom, No.
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SS5SNES CONSUMPTION Is rs CERTAINLY
q "a INQUIRED as Intermittent Fercr, and as
n - ACEFrAINIY PREVENTED rs Small POr. ~
RY& -Rcy. ChaS. T.. King, II. D., LII. ID.
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Directors
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GAEHLE'S .

WAREROONIS-Eor Corner Of EutaV
and FEyette Streets and No. IS, II and
49, North Eutaw Street.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
rrv ,NcrAI AND COMMERCIAL.

Ioxnox Ian 2-Noon-Ihe money market is quiet
snd steady Consols for money ana szt ior account
The market for American securities Is generaly qnet
and steady Fiye-Twenty bonds are brmer anu MRher
and omen At 7o, Illinois Centrals, s9s Erie shares 49,
Afternoon-COnsols for money, NtdS2, anu ior tne
seroppt o. United States FIveTwenty bonds, 72i ILL
nos Central Railway shares SOY; Erie Railway shares
as, The market for American securities is quiet
Eyening-Consuls closed at 9lSd92 Tor money ana w
for account American securities closed at the following
raes United states Flve-Twenty bonds, '2t; Illinois
Central Railway shares, ss Erie Railway shares. 49,
FRASKFoRr Jan. 2-Noon.-United States Five Twen-
ties are steady at 7st for the old issue.
Afernoon.-Unted States FiyeTwenties for the issue
Of 1867, 76i.
Evenme-United States bonds quoted at 763 area
LoSDoS, Jan 2-Noon-whale Oil. R3s per 252 gallons
Sperm oil, RllO per tun. Linseed OIL s37 per tun Lin
seed Cakes, zlO lOi.
Afernoon.-The prices OF all articles IN markets
remain IA quoted IN the forenoon dispatch.
ANTWERP Jan. 2-AftemoOD.-Petroeum, AA francs
for Standard White. The market s quiet
-PetTOleum--The market closed dull at A
francs Is ceDtlmes for Standard White.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2-NOOn.The Cotton market is closed
to-day. The Breadstus market Is active aud buoyant
yaBced. Corn, 1876 for Mixed Western. Wheat 16 for
White California and Ni2 for No. Milwaukee Red.
Barley 53 for American Oats, 35 for American Peas,
al for Canadian Beef, Il2j for WlnterCured Extra
Prime Mess. Pork 75l for Prime Eastern Mess.
Lard l99 for fire American Cheese, 52 for the highest
range OF Fine Bacon, 900 for Cumberland Cut. No. "a
mingtOD, and III for Fine Pale Taow, 1919 for
American. Spirits TurpenDe, al. PetrOleum-bprts,
per gallon, and Refined, lSt Cloverseed leI for No.
Amercan Red.
AfternOon-There Is no regular Cotton market to-day.
put IN private circles prices rner, and may be
quoted as follows Middng Cplands nd. MiddlDg Or
sAns I'D NO. Milwaukee Red Wheat has advanced 10
1873 There are changes TO report In other articles
Eyening.-Co Market closed. The Breadstuns
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

ing until further notice. The evening has been fixed
in lieu of the afternoon receptions, they were last
season.
Gen. Meade s expected to arrive here tonight
from Philadelphia. lie will receive instructions
from the President and Gen. Grant tomorrow, and
leave Immediately to relieve Gen. Pope. 1t is stated
that Cen Grant has written letter to the Presidents
protesting against the removal of Pope. IL he has
written such letter it will not be made public un-
less Congress calls for it,
Gov. Sharkey of Mississippi is among the recent
arrivals in this city.
1t seems to be the general belief that the President
will send a message to Congress, probably within
ten days Oh the deplorabe condition OF the Southern
people
There is a lively business being none here by can
didates for Office in the way of advertising them
selves the choice of Executive and Cabinet Off
GERS for this that office. Several Mr..
Theaker Commissioner of Patents have been in this
manner appointed in the papers. / can upon sufii-
cient authority state however, that no selection OF
new Commissioner has been made, and Mr. Theaker's
resignation has not yet been accepted.
Littefed is engaged in painting life-sze por-
trait of Gen. Grant
The Sub Committee Of the Committee of Ways and
Means were in session to-day. investigating tho
whsky-tax business. Detective Wood Of the Treas
ury was before the Committee and testified in regard
to the whisky frauds.
On Tuesday afternoon there were discharged from
the Bureau Of Steam Machinery, &c, at the Nevy-
Yard 80 of the workmen. 10 each from the machine
and boiler-shops. and nine from the ironfoundrey.
This discharge was not made under "Retrenchment
orders" but because there il scarcity OF work in
| that department
There few visitors at the White House to-day,
| yesterday having exhausted everybody.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
A NAVAL VESSEL DIsrNFECrED BY STEAM

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The Navy Department
has received dispatches from Commander Chandler OF
the United steamer Don. dated Vera Cruz, Dec. s He
states that the yellow fever broke out board Of his
vessel the 25th OF November IL proved 10 be OF most
malignant type. He was ordered TO the above port and
on arriving there the ship was anchored with spring.
and always broadsde to the wind The sick at
once landed and their clothing aud bedding aired Inc
ship thoroughly impregnated with yellow fever.
der Chandler caused the matches OF the berth.
deck and wardroom to be securely closed One Joint OF
the steam heater the berth disconnected,
and the same operation performed In the wardroom
thermometer lowered through small slip IN the tar
pauln and after two hours stealnng In the wardIoom,
indicated 2O5 degrees and the berthdeck 40 de-
rees, The matches were then opened, decks
dried down, Joints OF steam heaters repiaseSa. ,nSi.
cation OF the extreme heat TO which those places
had been exposed No cases OF fever occurred
mander Chandler informs the Department that he iuy
persuaded that heat the disease rs enecaAy
az O severe frost could have done.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
ITALY.

lew YEARS SPEECH BY KING VICTOR EMANUEL
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MINISTRY.
FLORENCE, Jan. !, 1SGS.-King Victor Emanuel, in
tpy to an address of the Houses of the National
hrliament, says Italy is now passing through
ehsis surrounded by her foes but he hopes for good
rtult, and advises Parliament and the people to be
cain.
Jan. 2-In public speech yesterday King Victor
Emmanuel declared that it was the unanimous de-
sire Of Italy that Rome should be the capital of the
nation; butthe treatment of the question demanded
patience on NE part of the people.
PARIS, Jan1, 1SGs.-The MOniteu, in its issue OF
to-day, says Mnabrea is in fair way to complete
the reorganization of the Italian Cabinet and the
formation of a new Ministry under his direction may
now be cOnsidered certain
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
ITALY.

SPEECH BY TIE PRIME MINISTER MENABREA'
Gen. Menabrea delivered an important speech
IN the Italian Chamber Of Deputies ON Tuesday o S''
that Garbad had made mention of either 'he mon
archy or the King in his proclamations although e s
plebisces annexing the Roman states 10 te
italian Kingdom had been adopted under the 6eherals y
amsrices with Garibalds ayOwed intention 70 over.
hray the Papacy he had no sympathy. After defending
ho arrest of that leader and the measures whcl nau
been empoycd to put stop to enlistments he sad ta
II necessary the Government w0nid apply ~ ra,on
for Increased legislative powers TO prevent repeioh
of these occurrences As for the September convention,
he remarked that treaty always exists ulI hooe ,
een given OF its termination The treaty, however cou
scarcely he considered in operation whlle Tue
occupied any portion OF the Roman fi,toI! ino , n,
~ the Government wOuld he secure inc speedy 'Nacu
alton of that territory; aud when TINS was don' my
served themselves the right OF acuhg' as oooaso"
nigh demand for the national Interests
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

laeh on Thursday his statement thn the authorles
of the prison had received an intmation not oy na'
there was 10 be an attack the prison. but Una, al ~
tempt would be made to affect breach in the wall Ihe
Visiting Justices not called together and inaeea'
none OF those gentlemen thought proper 10 & the had
been something very like squabble between ,s ,ne
Governor of the Jai and Sir Richard Mayne Tue res.
being that while they squabblng the prison %as
blown np SIR Richard sent word TO the governor s una. AZ
the prison wall be blown up, and gave @ nNl.e 90
to what should be done with the prisoners Inc DO,
ernor replied properly as II seems To u.s. that II or
ard would mind his business. which was 10 WITH
over and protect the outside Of the building ne Woua
take care OF the inside The Governors good ADVICE wac
not attended to- and the prison wall was blown 9oWn
The Jury after q short consultation, retnrnen "a
wul murder against the prisoners Allen DeSino D,,i %
Justice and the cOroneT's warrant for their coii
that charge WAS at once made ont, and te Witeseo'
bound over TO appear and give evidence on inc ula
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
JAPAN.

RESIGNATION OF THE TYCOoN-CHANGE IN THE
FORM OF JAPANESE GOyERNMENT-OPENING
or THE NEW PORTS-ISCREAsE OF AMERICAN
TRADE-MARRIAGE OF THE UNITED STATES
MINIsTER-DEATH OF AN AMERICAN OFFICER
TRADE REPORT.
YOKOHAMA, Dec. 0, via SAN Francisco, Jan.
1.-The Tycoon Of Japan has resigned his governing
power into the hands Of The Mkado The government OF
the empire will henceforth be carried on under the
many afOat OF troubles at Kiato, metropolis
of the empire some assert that the death Of shoz Vabb
has taken place, bat ia not generally believed Osaca
and Viogan the Inland Sea- Will certainly be opened
TO foreign commerce on the LIST OF January, 1868.
The United States Minister, with several of his
colleagues, will proceed there In q short time, to
be present the occasion Of the opening An army and
large naval force Will be present In or trouble
The opening OF Jeddo Is deferred until the LIST Of April
next The port to be opened on the west coast of the
Empire Neagaa, as named In the original treaty; put
coming that Of Ebsunito Oh the Island OF sado, 80
miles distant Is to be made the port Of entry IN ii. stead
This port and harb0r To be- opened on the LIST OF April
The for the delay given by the japanese Ia that
they prepare the settlements before that period
There good many robbers IN Jeddo and some fear
lest they should come To Yokohama.
Several mercantile houses intend opening branches OF
their establishments at Oscaca and Hoga among others
three American houses whose headquarters are here.
Many American hands are wanting here TO go there
BY the first opportunity ,,
Japan, was married the 25th OF November, to Mrs
sehayer, widow OF the late Raphael sehayerlof New
York
Commodore James T. Watkins died board the
steamer Costa Kica her passage from Yokohama To
shanghae. from injuries received from railing down
hafchway.
Yokohama is approaching her former size as seen be-
fore the fire which took place last Winter.
the iast report-nomnal The demand for and
has been good since the receipt OF the news OF
aud amlets dull and the quotations nominal Sheet
linen and bar iron have been sold for expectation The
swanley takes isS pcus Of tin and the CrSote ss pcus
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
FRANCE.
IKANNE,
THE FNBASsADOR OF NORTH GERMANY RE-
CFIVED RY THE EMPEROR.

THE FMBASSADOR OF NORTH GERMANY lE-
CEIvED BY THE EMPEROR.
Paris. ian. /. 1SGS-The Baron Won Golt1 was re-
eeiyed to-day by the Emperor Napoleon rs EnbaSSa-
dor of Prussia and of the COntedeatono OF the 't'h
German States The Baron assured the Emperor oi
the earnest desire of His Majesty the King Of IruS
ala for peace and for close friendship with France
Napoleon in his reply. expressed IN warm terms ms
spproyal of the unity of Northern Germany and
boned the Baron Won Goltz would continue 10 pro-
not, neaceful relations between Prussia and France
THE FMPEROR's NEw-YEAR'S SPEECHES.
Ion 9-On New-Years Day, in accordance with
.ho nebonored CUSTOM all the ambassadors of the
forein powers now in Paris were received 10 body
nv the Emperor at the Palace of the Iulierles. Inc
panal Nuncio. speaking for the Diplomatic Corps,
assured the Emperor of their good wishes for himself
and for the Imperial family The Emperor IN reply
addressing the assembled diplomats, SAID he was
banny TO again commence the new year as hereto
fore. surrounded by the representatives OF all the
great powers and TO once more TeaihIm'
nv this interchange of assurances, the TREND
Iv relations which existed between
France and their respective Governments.
The Archbishop of Paris, who was present, prayed
that God would preserve the life of the Emperor as
guarantee of peace He said the progress OF reHgous
and moral ideas in France was the only safe basis OF
the throne. To this the Emperor responded III these
words: "The wish deeply touches me. Believe NE,
the interests Of religion, of country and of oiyliza-
ton are nseparable.'
RECEPTION OF THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF BI TIE
EMPEROR.
A deputaton of the Corps Legislatn with the
President of the Chamber at their head, waited upon
the Emperor New Years Day. President Sneider
made the customary address of cOngratulatiOn. The
Emperor in the Of his reply, urged upon the
members of the Legislative body the speedy and
final passage Of the bill for the reorganization Of the
army, which he declared was indispensable 10 the
safety Of the Empire.
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
Evenng-The official statement Of the Bank Of
France shows decrease of 100000 francs in the
metallic reserve of the institution during the week
mding to-day. The feeling on the BouIse to-day was
pnfdent and Rentes close firm.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
.,,,. rr,uANs CHARGED WITH ANoliEh W
1Ut - CORK.

,,1ANs CHARGED WITH ANOTHER OIIhA"E
'h1 AT CORK.
,,.xrro rELEsRAPR 20 THH TRIBUNE
In~noN Ian 2-Dispatches have been receNeu
- day giving the particulars of another alleged
tnan outrage last night in the County OF CORK ana
.or the eity of that name Under cover OF darkness
I,rce marty of the Brotherhood attacked the house
ofMr Charles Mathew, a brother of the late father
Mathew Happily the family of Mr. Mathew was
onprisd Of the villanOus scheme OF the Fehians IN
omnle time TO successfully repel the attack Quite
lrrs force was quickly collected and concealed IN
the mansion and on the premises. When the ma
rauders came up they were met with CALLING fire,
and they incontinently fed Several were wounded,
but they were carried off by their comrades Inc
motive for the assault whether murder OF plunder,
is not known.
THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
The official returns from the Bank OF England
show that the amount of bullion i'll its vaults has m
creased e19iOOO since the last weekly report made
OIL Dec %, 1861
DEATH OF A SCULPTOR.
Baron Marocchetti, the sculptor is dead
PANAMA RAILROAD BONDS.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2-Evenine-Messrs. brown
Shirley & Co have introduced the new bonds of the
Panama Railroad Company into the English money
market.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
AFRICA.
z AND WELL.

DIR. LIVINGSTONE ALIVE AND WE'LL
LONDON Jan. 2-Evening.-Dr Livingstone the
African traveller is alive and we'll PositiVe aoVlceS,
bst received from Africa, leave no longer any uouo'
his safety
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
FLORIDA.

THE CONVENTION TO ASSEMBLE on THE 10Th.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 2.-The Florida Conven-
ton will assemble at Tallahassee the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ouEESsrowS. Jan 2-The Inman steamship CITY OF
boston whose arrival was prematurely reported yestef
&y reached this port this afternoon ana saied ior
liverpool The steamship reported yesterday as navne
r1ved at this port the City OF LIMERICK capt LUG
had and NOT the City OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
AUSTRIA.

RECRUITING FOR THE POPE FORBIDDEN.
vienna, Jan. 2.--The Government has forbidden
the recruiting. within the Austrian Empire, OF re-
tnfoIcements for the Papal Army.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
LOUISIANA.
THE CONVENTION.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.--ln the Convention
to-day the discussion Mr. wycklie's Equality subst-
tute was resumed. Several amendments were offered
and considerable feeling manifested. The Conven
ton adjourned without coming TO u vote.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
VIRGINIA.
NO QUORUM IN THE CoNvENTIoY-TIE GOV
ERNORSHIP.

ERNORsHIP.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2.-No quorum being
present at the Convention to-day adjourned until to-
morrow.
The Northern Methodist Conference OF Virginia and
North Carolina met here today, Bishop James Of New
York presiding.
Politicians are specuating to-day about the Guberna
toria Office the term for which Gov. Perpont was
elected having expired Jan. l. No action has yet been
taken In the matter by the military authorities.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA.


RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 2.-Gen. Candy has
called the State Constitutional Convention TO meet In this
city the ith inst The notice short that IL Will DO
impossible for all the members 70 get here IN time
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03

The mails by the Africa, from Liverpool Dec
n, reached this city last night.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
rInuRE OF A MIcHTeAN BANK.

DETROIT, Jan. 2.-The First National Bank
Of Bay CITY, Mich failed today and its affairs are re-
ported TO be In rather bad condition. The depoets
amount to about t75,00o
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
BY STEAMSHIP.

market closed firm last quotations Provisions and
Produce unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-03
WASHINGTON.

MINISTER BURLINGAME's REPORTED REsIGNA-
TI0N ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REMOVAL OF
THE VIRGINIA STATE OFFICERs-THE PREsl-
EENT TO URGE THE ADMISSION OF SOUTH
ERN DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-21
NEW MUSIC.

The Pickwick GaIop, by j. w. Turner, Is
worthless.
The Robin and the Cricket is a maZurka by j.
N PattisOn which viii probably be acceptable 10 the
many admirers Of that young artist 10 has more hse-
nuity than beauty; more sparkle than substance.
DitsOn g. Co. published the librett OF most
of the standard operas, among which are Romeo ana
Juliet, "The Grand Duchess" "ITovatOTe' l."
Traviata," "FidelO" Ernan" and Martha
We are in receipt of several new. pieces OF
music published by Oliver DtsOn Co. Boston
and for sale in New-York by II. Dtson d Co P 9tI
way. When LOrers say Good Ngh words by o. W tr,t9
eye music by the popular English composer j. l." nai
IS very pretty little serenade not particularly n ~
but graceful easy and we'll suited for the palIol ~ 80
published IN two keys: i 1t is written te COMPASS VI
al ordinary bass contralto; the other i III ~
4 Practical Method Of Italian SINGING, pun
nsbed In sheet form by the same house. Is tasiatOn
by Theodore T. Barker, from the woIk OF NlcoIo Eace
tie we'll known composer Of GtntcHd romeo olShOt
Vacca was for many years Of his life singing master OF
reuut nm Paris and London. In this treatise he endedNOfs
a. he concise rather than thorough lie rules Du
merely exercises IN melOdc form, designed to train Inc
voice 10 All the different intervals OF the scale, and all the
most common embellishments
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A GENTS WANTED-Throughou the United
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NORPORATION NOTICE.-Public

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Nutius Of Sunkrapttg.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW iOkk-ln be
matter Of ADOLPH BAUM-IE BANEAuPTcX-TO WHOM IT MAY
COSCBEi The gndened hereby notice Of bis appointment
Adoph Of the CITY Of Newfori IN the County OF
YoTt and STATE Of HswOi within ssd district .ho has been
sdjnd,d petition the District Court Of sd
SIMON ROTHSCHILD
y2I JarsrTe 80 az Wet TWeLtT- I,eVna o., Mes loh