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nlCHnORD.
Tho :HatIOnaI board Of Trade.

.S-.LEI III RIoHMoNn, Dec. 8.
In the Board OF Trade this morning,
Mr. Monroe, Of Dubuque, had the floor
on the unfinished business Of yesterday
being resolution for adoubEe track or
railway from the centre OF the source Of
grain and produce In the West II the
Atlantic seaboard. After his remarks
the whole subject was tabled by vote
OF so TO I3. 1ii, M, tg NJ
The 10Th proposition. q Niagara ship
canal, was considered. A resolution
was offered by Mr.. Bagley, Of Detroit,
urging upon Congress the necessity OF
conatEuetlng a ship canal around
Niagara Falis and appointing u Com.
mlttee 10 nlemnrializs Congress. He
explained that Congress was not
asked 10 give any money to the
work. kThe resolution was advooat-
ed by Messrs. BRgley, Of Detroit /;
Dore. Of Chicago; HoltOn OF Wis.
consln: o. P. Dyke. Of New York,
and others. The resolution was dc feat.
ed for the want Of ftwO-thirds vote, but,
on o reconsideration, was adopted.
Ayes, A; Nays. %. The 18th proposIs
tlon, the regulation OF railway freight
charges, was taken up. Mr.. Richards,
Of Chicago, offered resolution asking
Congress- TO fix the rates to be charged
for the transportation Of freight and
passengers on each railroad In the
United States, the rate to be based on 0
reasonable income from the money In
vested In each. After q brief fopposltlon
from Mr.. Hastle, Of South Carolina,
the resolution was tabled. A resolution
In favor OF establishing rneteorglcal
obaerVatories 10 give warning Of Com+
ing storms on the lakes and ocean tor
the benefit OF commerce was referred 10
the Executive Council. Il q . -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
DESTRUCFIoH OF COAL R1RaEs
AseIaen. 10 t6e iSamp.On 10. ..


Fourteen BarEes Sunk Betuson
BrOWn'a Island and Warren.
Special OthO IntsIli0eIeeF.
sTRuBENvILLH, oHlo, Dec. 5. e
Yesterday evening the tow.boat
Sampson No. 2, while trying 10 land at
Cumberland, ten miles above stepben-
vile. broke her wheel and rudder,
making the boat and liz tow Of ls
barges unmAnageable. drifting down
the barges struck ON Browns Island,
sinklng three or four. The boat and
balance oithe tow foated on safely un-
I'll arriving at the steubenvllle bridge,
the barges passed under safely but the
stern Of the boat struck the pier break
Ing the engine cam, rendering the en-.
glnO useless and throwing the baFges
towards the shore, striking the rocks
and sinking another barge. The signal
Of distress was given and the packet
boat Forest City went 10 her assistance.
Three bArges more were Bunk near
WellSburg; six other barges were
sunk scattered between Wellsburg and
Warren. The Forest City landed tho
boat, two barges and fuel boat short
dlatauoe below Warren, .."f
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CincinnlasiilInlrIKct., 10


'- '.u CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.
FLouR-Unohanged and steady fam.
lily at IS 25a5 80. ,i
GRAIN-Wheat-Held higher; red
winter at 81 l0a1 10. Corn, Oats and
Rye-Unchahged and ,quIet. Il Z
CoTroN-Nolo lower; mlddlIngs at ok,
ToBAcOo-UnohRnged and Arm,
sWHIsKY-Quiet ut 9ScaSl 90. H
PRovIsIoNB->Mess Pork-Dull at
$3l 90; no GALES. Bulk Meats-NomI-
nally unchanged; shoulders at l2Ho;
and 1Gal6Ho for clear RIB and clear,
Bacon-Nomlnally unchanged; should.
era at 1b5fc; sides at 18alShc. Sugar
cured hams at 2la22c. LArd-In better
demand; 200 tierces sold At 173<aISITo
for steam and kettle. 'T 70 r
Hoas-Actlve: closing higher: sales
Of 3lOAl0 60 for live; and $l2 60al2 So for
dressed; receipts $500. -
BUTTRR-Unchanged: fresh NJ 3Oa95c,
Eaas-Dull At 85a8Sc:n 5r'I
CHERsR-Steady at l7Ifa10c.
OTIS-LinAeed Oll-Dull ut $50. Lard
0nLFtrm at 81 4Sa1 81. Petroleum
Dull nj S2As4o for refined.
GRoCRRIRs-Sugar-Dull; New Or
leans nj lSal41c. Co6ee-Steady at Is
aAo.yI 90 'aF-.Hf ...
SEgps-olover Seed-FIrm Of 16o per
pound. Tlmothy-Firm at IS 75a4 90.
GoLD-122 buying. .ssrN
ExoHANaE-Steadyl At u discount
buying. Fr
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Now York Proiuca lrnrlrat..

~" AVEA EkOuuc6 MAtA6ks
rnL.s. yss-r. NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
CorroN-Dnll and shade lower;
sales OF 1900 bales Rt 26a2511o for mid. !.
ding uplands.
FLouR-Market closed quiet shade
easier for low grades.
'm mGRA1N-Wh Steady with mode
rate export aud speculative milling
demand at 81 29Al SIX for No. Q spring;
800 for No. 4 spring; 85a37 10 for, win :
ter red and amber western. Rye-Dnll
at 81 GOAL 05 for western. ORis-Dull at
6ia64 40 for western. Corn Heavy
and dull at 81 10al II for souuI lnIxe;i
WeBtoFn. - - - = II =
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-Flrm at Ss2 60 for
new messi $S3 90 for old; $50 25aS2 50 for
future delivery. Beet-Quiet and nm,
changed. out Meats--stsady with
moderate inquiry. Bacon-Q1Iet and
nominal. Lard-Firm ut 1910 for
prime steam and 1910 for future dell.
Eaos-Qulst. and nd wltbou. decided
change.
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CUBA.

-sl " ,na NEW York, Dec. 8.
Later Havana letter. state that fifty
ofthe leaders Of the negroes and CHI
nese oonsplrAtors. In and near Sagua
had been shot ). and three hundred
lashes administered 10 all others. &
The cholera, small pox, and yellow
fever continue to rage at San Jago,
the deaths averaging from 25 70 80 per
dey qSsn! GsScS Is Mh Mh.s ,saa SSauI5.pd & sSSb,.0
troops with him at Clenco Villas, but
cannot make any progress. Gen Puel.
10, although reinforced heavily by
EuropeAn troops, asks leave 10 RbAnd-
on Puerto Principe, as the European
officers consplre against hlm In the
way Of protected movements.
Ii Ia reported that another ex pedltlon
from the United States had landed on
the Southern shore OF Cuba. 80
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new YORK CITY.

New York, Dec. 8,
For the Hrst time this season the
ground this morning was covered with
snow. b. "a
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ChIcaEo MarneL

CHlOAdoI dec, d
FLouR-Dull aud easy at s. 75a5 so
for spring extraa.
GRAIN-Wheat-Less active and IA
No lower; sales No. | at 93c; No, g at
90IfA9lc: closing at 90I<a9OH. This Of.
ternoon market irregular &C 9le seller
December for No. 2. Corn-Dull and
IfAXc lower; sales No. 2 Rt 7s1<asl 1Sc;
cloSing dull OF SIfA79c; rejected 70 IA
s0Kc. This ait0rnoon market dull at
7S1a79c cahh and seller December for
No. 2. 0Ats-Dull and steady; sales
No. /. .at 4l9<A42c, and rejected Rt 96ha
S6c; closing steady at 36Hc for No. 2.
Rye-more active, firmer and 1fc high
or; sales No. 2 at 7GA78If; rejected Tic;
cloeing o. 76I<o for No. 2. Barley inA
active and nomlnally lower o. $50 for
No. g. .... -, .......... .
DRRasRD Hoas-Actlve at $l2 25al3 90,
closing firm at Sl2 Goals 90, dividing on
200. 7ai ~ E-.II",-I - lI''.
LIVE Hoas-FIrm, active, and l5a20o
higher: % 12IIfa9 30 for common: 20 76a
0 90 for fair 70 medium; $40 O0al0 so for
good TO choice; Sl0 6OGll 90 for extra
IuuDNA H......
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HAYTI..l.

w m FoRT AU PRINoR, Dec. 3.
IA letter Of the 10th ult. htates that
Salnaye 10 concentrating all hls troops
and placing cannon wherever there Is
an available position, In defence OF the
city. The palace 10 commanded BY
cannon, and it ,is his intention To pull
down ftheA buildings In the neighbor-
hood 10. render Its possession secure,-
It 10 reported that the crew OF the
steamer Pequod have transferred their
weasel 70 the reyolntionists, At present
there 10 not o single man Of war Of any
nation u the port to protect foreigners.
Gen. VII Lubin, who was placed iu
command Of zlEotln, has disappeared, ,
Chevalier, on acConnt OF his treaohery, ,
has been declared 'outlaWed by Presl.
dent Salnaye.
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THE NEWS,


"A tornado passed over Tell and John
son counties, Arkansas, ThursdRy, I'M
surpassed in violence and doing great
damage.
The Bhooting ARRAY In Jackson, Ar
kansas, last week between Il, @. Lewis,
formerly Deputy u. 8. Marshal and
Deputy Sheriff Ward, resulted In the
death OF lhe former, aud the HoundinK
OF the latter. Whisky was the cause.
A post mortem examination OF the
body OF A. D. Richardson showed thst
the course OF the bullet was from about
five inches below the left nipple and
half an Inch from the medium line OF
the body downward and back ward to.
ward the spine through the left lobe OF
the liver, through the stomach and the
ilium, passing along the margin Of the
left kidney TO the place OF extraction. +.
Death resulted from psrItonetia caused
by the wound. Rlchardson's brain
weighed 54K ounces.
The stores OF T. NJ. Vardey aud R, s!
Ambrose, at Lewiston, Me-, was burns
ed Friday. A man named NJ, D, Chap
lin was burned 10 death.
A fire at MerIden, Conn.,, yesterday
destroyed the First National Bank
building and dry goods store Of Will
liams & Smith and Franklin telegraph
office. Loss $4,000.
The scarlet fever is prevailing 90
badly At Maron, ILL.,, that the pu bllc
schools have been closed.
Col. Walter D. Franklin, OF the 2Ist
Infantry, has been assigned as, Mill
tary Professor at Miami, Ohio vice
Carlton relieved.
The Navy Department has received
Information OF a serious riot at Anna.
polls, Maryland, between several cIti.
zens Of that place and o party OF ma
rihes, from which It. appears that the
difficulty originated In q fracas between
marine and civilian, last Sunday, In
which the former Jared badly. He re-
turned Tuesday with o number OF COM
radea TO avenge his Wrongs. They were
met BY number OF civilians, and q
general fight eusued. The marines
were Worsted. One or them was struck
with paving atone, and knocked sense
less. The difficulty was renewed We'd
nesday night. About twenty-five ma.
rines, armed with sticks and billles,
came ont, collIsIon ensued, and o 90.
rious riot was imminent. The Deputy
Sheriff and police succeeded In check
ing II, however, after the former had
received blow from q billy, and sew
sral other persons had been Injured.
Prince sudamada aud suite, from
Japan, will arrive In Chicago over the
Pacific Railroad on Sunday. He will
remain there q day or two and then
leave for the East. .
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..r ...,..,.,,-,. NEW YORK, Dec. s.
Inquiry for all classes textile fabrics
isyery limited, except some demand for
gooda adapted to clothing purposes,
which are selling at low market prices.
Goods are generally selling at relative.
ly lowerr rates than before the war, and
consequently the generality OF dealers
are not making any prof y Of. moment
While many are losing money. Prints
Of the best make are selling down to
1l1Sal2c, and Womsutta at SaS4<, and
cannot be made Ata profit; while poor
styles OF delaines are selling az low as
16c; 5 4 Wide brown sheellng Andros>
coggln being jobbed ,as low as 42I<c and
lO-4 do at q 10; standard sheetlngs are
scarce and arm except Augusta which
Ia selling at 14o.
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r. H.. lgutuirr. u- SEEAWAt beu' o.
Important dispatches from the Home
Government In reference to the North
west are expected Tomorrow. Il ap.
pears that the English Cabinet meets
only once week, on Saturdays. The
Dbmlnlon Government was In commn-
nication with them last week. In.
atrucuonB with regard to the Queens
proclamation are expected 70 DO agreed
upon al the next meeting. Il ls under.
stood that the Vicar General, Thebault,
Colonel Emartipger. and Colonel D.
SAlAbefry will proceed to the North.
west Tuesday for negotiating and Q
satisfactory settlement with tue half.
bFaOdA. n Ilt FV Ttll faf. ..sH#
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TEXAs,
Dtatrueltyo EIro .. Galye..on.

f n1t t''s GALVESTON Dec. y.
A fire this morning consumed four
entire blocks and three iourlhs OF two
other blocks. 1t originated In the
clothing esta abliahment Of Cohen Bros.,
corner Strand and Fremont streets. a
high northw west wind swept the flames
In southern direction, burning three
blocks. on Fremont street, between
Strandi and Post. Office atreets. and
three blocks between Mechanics,
Church, West, and . Twenty. Fourth
streets, With the exception Of the stores
Of Lee Thompson. Samuel HanlOn, J.
Reinsteln, w, F. Grossinger, the Texas
Express Office. ]. N. Conger, Price &
TerryS O., q. Jordan and ~ Bsrback-
or. An unoccupled building on Me-
ohanlcs' Street. and Dennis Well resI-
denee, were the only residences saved
on that thoronghfare. 80 ''e :" J. /
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NEW YoRK. Dec. 8.

NEW 1UhhI DtU' d
The steamer I. y. HRsken. Captain
Edward Wakeman, hence November
10, bound for San Francisco, foundered
In the gulf stream about 400 miles from
New York, Nov. II. At half past IL
p. NJ, the Captain, FIRST assistant engi-
neer and ten men left her In one boat
and were picked up by the schooner
Grasnere, Nov. 10, and taken to Bsrmu-
da. In getting alongside OF the schoon-
er one OF the men stepped suddenly on
one side OF the boat, and capsIEed 1t,
and three OF the twelve were drowned; /;
the steward, u passenger and seaman.
Another boat with four or five persons
aboard, ls mlsslnR, as Is also q Taft con-
tAinlnH some more.
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FUGRRAL OF M. RICHARDsoa.
TrI6ntes By1Lr. BseeheFl GSd Mr..
'RFOthInghAm.
.aYQII NnML YONG. Dec. 5.

.@HgII NRw!YoRK, Dec. 8.
The funeral services OF the late Albert
D. Richardson, took place at noon to-
day, ut the Astor House. Rev. O.. B.
Frothlnghann, read aseleotlon from the
scriptures and delivered q touching
eulogy upon the deceased, giving testi.
mony 40 the beauty, Of hla, character.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beechef follow.
ed with tribute to the memory ofMr,
Richardson, expreBsing his belief inlhls
perfect purity OF ofmotiYes and integrity
Of character, accompanied with with.
erlnE rebuka to ) those who have
unnecessarily RsBalled them. This
doubtless refers 10 an editorial In
the Sttn, ,denounclng the, marriage
OF Mr.. r. and Mrs. Sage, aB 70
"Public Outrage on Religion and Do.
cency," In which Mr.. Beecher comes In
for o liberal share OF fexcoriAtion .-Eds. ]
He concluded with q prayer and the
services closed. r,.sS
The remains will he. removed this
afternoon, % franklin, MRssS where
they win be Inferred. A large number
Of the friends Of deceased were present,
prominent among whom was Horace
f3roAleV,i .it' r j 3 so tNlftRs va
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Paris "Eranquil" Once Moro.
ROME.
Tho EcumenIcAl COuncII-PrOspectS
OF nInnnHh

Tho EcumenIeAl COunciI-PrOspecI
OF DlBeOFd.
AZ tLiijl LONDON, Dsc.S,
Dispatches from Rome announce that
a prsBynodRl conference was held yes
terdAy, when Papal allocuLion was
delivered and the oaths admInistered
Gil.
The Times tot day says things at Rome
are auguring III for the Council. CAL
lieaniBm 10 rampant. The Austrian
and German bishops demur to the dog
ma OF infalllbility, and dIscord is ap-
pretended. Among the Italians, An
tenelli stakes his head, at a perform.
ances In which he never felt sympathy.
II will be sometime before it can bes
come clear whether the Council will
bring the church peace or. asWord. q !
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FRANCE.

..|r .H. PARIS, DsO. 3.
The reported difficulties at Paris and
Washington about the landing Of the
French Gable on American shOreS, has
been an1icably settled. rNhjH ~
A Scene In the Corps LeGisIatIE
PARIS. Dec. 8.
AT the sitting OF the Corps LeglslatH,
10 day, Henri ROchefort rose and de.
manded that the National Guard ba or.
dered to guard the hall and Corps Leg
lslatlf In future, for the protection Of
the members. The demand took the
Chamber by surprise, and created au
extraordinary sensation, Expressions
OF establishment burst from all parts Of
the hall; cheers followed, which were
answered by cries OF derision and dis.
approval. The opposition. members
generally applauded, but the majority
protested against the demand and the
demonstration made In Its favor.
Paris "EranquII' Once Moro.
,... PARIS, Dec. S-sP.M.
The fears OF disorder to-day on &C.
count OF the anniversary OF the barri.
cades OF 1851 and OF the death OF Bau.
din, have not been realized. The city
has been unusually quiet all day, and
at this hour there are no syptoms Of ex.
element.
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NEW York, Dec. 3,
For the flrst time this season the
ground this morning was covered with
snow. "a -.-..Ts T...'.0E7
"a 7 ELRoTIoN FRAUDS. II ID
Al 4 meeting u the citizens OF vii.
lamSburg. last evening, District Al.
torney Morris made an address stating
that Immense election frauds were per:
petrated; that he held proofs, and lliat
the perpetrators would be brought 10
punishment.
All the papers have extended euIo>
giles Of Mr.. Richardson.
MARINE DISASTERS
This morning during O severe BquAIl
the steamer Sarah, for Phlladel phla,
colllded with the Monitor Mlanton.
oman, anchored OF the Battery, and
soon sunk. The crew were. saved.
The brig Dutfleess, at Quarantine an
ehorag6, loaded with petroleum. took
fire this morning. She 10 q total loSS.
The flames forced the crew overheard
for safety. .sl..,... .,..,......,.
! ul POUND DEAD. '-"'. ..
s. G. Dowdy, an aged broker, mem
ber OF The Stock Exchange, was found
dead In his bed at the New York Hotel
this morning. .I. ...-. ....
Several companies OF United States
troops assisted the revenue officers this
morning In the seizure Of q number OF
Illicit stlllA In Brooklyn, We
RIOT AND BLooDsHED. aut
A riot, the impelllng causes Of which
were politics and liquor, occurred In
the liquor store Of Thos. Donahue, In
Second avenue, this p. NJ, In which
Florence Scanned, a noted politician,
coWhided On alderman, and was NOR
tally wounded, George johnson was
also fatally shot, and Joseph Martin
and Thos. Donahne were badly Injured,
but will recover. SeAnnel'S brother
John 10 suppose 10 have shot johnson,
and Donahue 10 believed to have shot
Scanned. All present and unWOunded
are under arrest. I,. ....-....r
THE PENIANs,
II Is stated that the FenianB are pre-.
pairing for new movement on Canada.
They are said 10 have plenty OF riilss,
but need money 70 purchase ammuni.
tiOn. s4a .a ie 49,
GOLD RoBBRRY.
The residence OF Sheridan Shook was
entered last evening while the family
were at dinner, and tile dressing room
OF Mrs. Shook robbed Of 5000 worth
OF jewels. The raacalS Ia their haste
overlooked . package Of $1,000 United
States bonds. .. CT 'a... Iggpg
The Peabody Fund has upwards OF
nine hundred subscribers, and 10 still
Increasing. 'H
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"'-A H'ta- ''t N-- p lNA it
I'D RnsineaP In the LeElalatuFe.

pr rRnsinenP In the Leklalature.
NAsHvrLLR, Dec. 8.
b AresolutIon was offered In the House
or Representatives to-day, requesting
the Constitutional Convention 70 confer
the right Of suffrage on women. The
motion was referred to q Special Com
mlttee. i'.'"eto 49,. I
The bill 10 ratliy the lease or the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
BY the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail.
road, was amended but no dual action
taken. The running Of the road will
stop on the 9th II the lease 10 not rati.
fed In Bhap6 satisfactory TO lessees,
The, Senate adopted unanimously the
House resolution requesting Congress
10 remove all disabilities Imposed by
the Fourteenth Amendment, and pass
ed on the third adingt the bill redue-
Ing the State taxestlrom four mlllR on
tho dollar 10 two mills, by q vote ol
14to 8. No description OF property is
etempted, fi-S
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nPAIN.


MADRID, UHc- 3.
Several CaEllst conspIracles have been
discovered In various parts OF Spain
within the last lfeW days. There were
q number OF arrests and The authorities
are taking extraordinary precautions
against new outbreakH. LErrl
, Several OF the Republican journals,
the publication OF VIII ich was suspend.
ed at the beginning OF the recent insur.
rectIon, have been permitted TO reap.
nAAE. - - = --.-- y : w ----- |
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It Is said that John G. Fremont has
obtained q loan In Europe for his pro.
posed Southern Pacific railroad. .
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Hast :
ings, Of Philadelphia, struck hlB wife
In the head with a hatchet and then
cut his throat while laborInR under o
temporary tit Of Insanity. He 10 In q
critical condition. - =
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II Is stated that the FenianB are pre-.
pairing for q new movement on Canada.
They are said TO have plenty OF riilss,
but need money 70 Purchase amnuni'
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normons EesnrnInr 70 nl.scurl:

bT, IOUIsI UBC. o
The Kansas City Journal says cons
siderable number OF Mormons from
Salt Lake, have come 10 Jackson coun.
", Missouri, and settled near Indepen-
dence, where they formerly resided.
They have recovered some OF their old
property including the Temple ground,
on which site they propose To erect ans
other place OF worship. These Nor.
mons repudlate polygamy.
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DARsENeRR TRAINS WILL RUN By
The following Rohednle on and after the
10th day Of May, lBS9-W Wheeling time.
GRARsrtJN NAODOMMODATION.
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aeneral sherlaan,s Illnesa.

General Sheridan is getting better
every day, though stlll confined 10 his
bed. His illness, typhoid fever, has
been very severe. General Hartsutf
has had charge Of headq uarters during
General SheridRn'a illness.
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~ y BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.

/ FLouR-Falrly active and steady.
GRAIN - Wheat - Unchanged; red
u 36Al 8S. Corn-Aotive; prime white
67a9lot yellow 90A96c. r0Ata-Dull at
68a68o. Rye-Flrm Rt $la1 O5.
PROVISIONS - Unchanged. Bacon
None out OF smoke. '.N.
WH1sKY-Improved feeling; sales OF
81 04al O6.
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rhe MysterIOas Movement of troops.
4 Fehian or Cuban Expedition 60 be
9quelehed. '"'


4 Fehian or Cuban Expedition 60 be
9quelehed. Poo"
New York, Dec. 8.
II ID believed that the. movement Of
troops In this vicinity IL to capture q
gathering OF men which are believed
TO have formed . rendezvous prepArato.
ry to making raid on Canada. Some
Tina ago General O'NeIl commander Of
the Fenian forces issued an order to the
brotherhood, 70 the effect that before
another winter has passed away, deol.
slvs meAsures would be resorted 10 by
the FsniAn forces, to achieve 1.-The OBJ
jecis Of the brotherhood. For the past
two months great activity has existed at
the Fenlan headquArtsrs In this aud
other cities. Immense numbers Of men
have been enlisted, who hRYe been as
sured that before long they would find
work TO do In achieving the lndepend-
ence OF 1reIAnd.a Il 10 concluded that
the troops are to be Immediately trans
ported 10 the Canadian border, In order
to check mate the possible Fenlan raid.
Another report ls TO the effect that the
troops are 10 capture another Cuban
expedition, which has been gathering
In large force not many miles distant
from this city. The troops left their
quarters early this morning for their
destination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04
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