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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-02
ALL OUR WORK

ALL OUR WORK
Is made and selected mainly with view 10
SERVICE and RIAL VALUE, secarlng for
Them al the style we can withouta sacrifice
| OF quality.
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS,
Especial attention Is called to our own
make OF mems THICK and KIP BooTs,
They arc made out OF the very best Kip up.
per and sole leather; they are solid double
Htle; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom. and can DO confidently relied upon
70 give excellent service and satisfaction 10
the consumer.
THICK BROGANs q BALMORALS.
Our stock OF Brogans and BalmoraIs for
Men, Boys and Youth Is Of endless variety;
and our pest work W III be found 10 be made
most workmRn.llke manner.
WOMEN'S MIBSES d CHILDREN'B
BALMORAl.S.
In the department OF women's, misses and
children's goods We defy competition,
Moreover, we can give 10 our cuStomers, ont
OF our best work, any size they may want:
thus enabling them 10 at up and work Oh
clean their broken stock. Ihia ig an In.
au zen offered 6y very few dealers, and
vantage by those experienced In retailing
Boots and Shoes.
WANT OF UNIFORMIFY, AND HOW
WE PREVENT II.
The want Of uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, It Is well known; equals II not ex-
ceed8 that Of any other kind Of mRnufRc-
tured goods. In order 10 protect ourselves
and customers, We make Il rule not to re-
eelye or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they be too low In
price 10 allow Of uniformity. To insure this
every pair OF Boot8 and hhoeS that enters
our store Is carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct in size, free from dam.
age and uniform In quality.
GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the samples
shown. By our system Of examination and
rejection, buyers are protected from receiy-
Ing goods Inferior 70 samples. Aside rom
tho recognized duty OF dealing a. we Would
be dealt by, we regard It a. p0cuninrily our
Interest 90 10 act ~ 70 secure and retain Inc
confidence OF all who may favor % with
their trade.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
As all good merchants will seek ana ind
the Cheapest Houses 70 trade with, we ahRlI
sell our goods Of the very lowest market
rates.
ORD ERS.
AL orders receive the prompt aad carefu
attention Of one Of our nrm,
au96 MCCLELLAN q KNOX.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-02
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

4AOVIVUVs
Directors.
sAM'L MoCLELLAN, GEoRGE MENDEL,
I. H. LOGAN, THos. =. SHALLuRoeS
9. W. FRANEHEn, ]. N. VANCE,
]. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLEY.
LOUIE q. SrIFRL.
This company how having been organized
I'VE years, and In that time done a success.
ful business, Is still prepared 10 take risks al
fair rates on Buildings fall kinds, Merchan-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur.
niture, Steam Boats and cargoes on the Wes-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
feIB superior Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for Q or yean ut
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
atatei and composed OF some ninety. four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself 70 the
favorable consideration OF the inBuring
public and Eollclts their patronage. Appli.
cations for Insurance will be promptly Rtten.
dod TO at their ONCE, No. % monroe street, or
a. their several agencies throughout the
State.
Q. N. OOEN, ssc'y.
b. q. DICK, Asst Sec'T.
HAM,L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-02

WE INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF
w Merchants 70 our very large assortment
OF Boots and Shoes now In store for Fall
and Winter Trade.
With an experience OF many years, four
house having been established In 1881 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex-
irregularity, and adaptation TO the wants OF
West Virginia and Ohio, is not and cannot
be surpassed.
, 1869-06-21

which mo<s stsongiymaxts tho coward than
that Of assassination. Couarls are always
revangeful. When, therefore, they find
vitiated public opinion rendering guam
justification Of assassination in my form,
these wrstches murder those whom. they
dare not othez~fsA bold responsible, and,
screened b. shs sileroa Of the dead ~ &othe
truth, appeal 10 The eh'valric and religious
sentiment ct tbs public. Adultery aud &C.
zaetion ars infamous ofsnoea-ao, one
seeks to Justify or Palliate then,-but aasas~
siua.ion il not AhS remedy; indsed, azsar~
riz4tiou ia moi the ssnsdy for anything. aod
IL only he resort d the poltrnon-tha man
who fear1 asposare Of his own per1dy, or
fears 10 meat his enemy faoe to fsce. The
time mrss coma when, il jusies will not hang
N ssrsein, be viii peziah BY hh own wea-
poo. II tia father Of afsruily, who, perhape,
has been fnveigled into m intrigue. and
pludered Of ais means, il 10 hava hin lips
closed by ASSASSINATION, and sAnt to his
gravs as villain; il, without any means
Of defending or explaining his oondnet os
his relations with his feu1ale aoqunintances,
be is to be murdered; il he Is to be
killed upon the assumption that
he has committed adultery, and juries
will not convict the murder
err, society will ye. experience
the certain result that the sons or other
relstires Of the victims will in turn take
the laE in their hands, and treat the aasos-
~;pa unr<,rx3io., r, l., %bn rr.p+r,, NJ oaeoau;.,u
, 1869-06-21
PACIFIC COAST.

Nowa from White Pinc--Shapmenan
Of $4,000 per Wcck-Thc Hut In
California M-hent-The funeral OF
Governor Seymour Mt Victoria v.
l.-411s Prob able Successor.
sls EpAsc1eco. June 17.-Addtttonal ti,s'oT-
efiea Of itch slTeY deposits atr reported In Wa,.e
pine, causing considerable excitement Ia ta3; Ey-
eaon. Shipments Of hullion from thence HI, : t,;-
iezly &sesa9ed o,ooo 70 sso oo0 per week M!sa.
facilities wilt soon be doubled. when, u II tssa-
mated half Epllllou viii be shipped for juIs-
From va.. ,ua parts OF California Intelligence IL
1eceive of rapid progress Of rlss lu.the Tnelt and
barley exoFA. The IAmage Is most considerable:
tn the coast counties, where heavy fors pre7a,Ie,f
during the paat few wceta- Although scroant.
Indicate thst tho rust Is not general tie mischief
Il morc serious Than aut1cfP9iesl-
James G. DennIstnn, \ prominent Californian
pioneer, died IL this CITY yesterday.
SAN FxAxc1sco, June 1.-THE funeral Of Fref-
erick Seymour, hte Governor Of British Columbia.
occurred I1ne ID At Esquam61lt, Sancouycra
Island. Str James Dou2i1s Chief Justice See.1-
hst1, Captains Edle and Xi4t, Royal Navy, Eers:
the pa1khearets. Seafty the entirs population OF
victoria attended. Military salatea and minuta
Rnns wsre nted, and from tne was vessels *aiu'e
vas nred. 1t il reported thAt Af. Anssrore. ot
Newfoundland will be appointed Governor Of
British Columbia. and thtt he will lesye England
imnedt&te1Y for Victoria,
, 1869-06-21
MISSISSIPPI
The Tftul Of the AzAnssiu TefXcr for
1ne Murder OF Colonel CFsane-Tcs-
k4mony TeatexnAY-Ciose Of the
FfoRCRtJNHp

The Trial Of the AAA<a&siu xefXcf Tor
1he Murder OF Colonel CFnne-Tcs-
k4mony TeatexnAY-Ciose Of the
ProscNttcn.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-Tne Eonme1r'a1 has the
following. from Jackson, Aixs~. this noruiux:
al. T. Harrington testified to carrying tue
sta1keEgo Of Te1ger TO Colonel Crane: saN the
deceased 1t tho Mayors ONCE On The sth+ tue 1AF
Of b:6 death. Colonel Crane read The chAllenxe,
street. He did not carTJ arms -nerer had q h!s
Life. and said, In this matter hare been Simply
acting tn the honest discharge Of my duJ As haJor
OF the c1tf.' Sere1al citizens hAd DECLINED 10 pay
thetr taxes tn Yezgef paid his ne ssld
BE- dh not tnow IesKet; Soma e.led e!aa colo; .
sent Colonel Crane despa1cn from Aempnas:not
70 take advantage Of hi2 Ahsenee Crane ans Nered
that ho hRd Already Tatied swensy daJs Ahn ccu'd
watt no longer. Witness begged Colonel Crane
not to 80 On the street AteIHanA no detNstea
| tbereat Witness went n dinner, and before bib
| retu1p Colonel Crane WA Killed
| HAf1hur Walters, hoapltA steward, examined
| tae BODY c9 Colonel Crtna. No arsnz ot anf lind
were found On his pefson
ha passed wttneaa' store On tne sth. intend To
| Iii thc ID Yankee son nf Ab-A
/ ~. L. Carter testified that fesKT CANE 10 htu,
On The morning ot the s1n. nnd H1td be e1pecte!
to hare d1fneulsy With Colonel eFAna lie sskeS
wttness 70 prescribe = drink Of WhistEy md gen
| tar. which he drsnt. He took n1 hi gold sleeve
buttnnz and LETT them WITH the Nttncs&4 bnS k2yt
no reason for 70 1otn24 -
"Anfelo Nta1ze testified that no k1Els NeE1
found On the pody Of Colonel crant- AsfI "
txlca xpd then dted Tns witness then csosed HI
sTns prosecution here closed their cxse, ~
the e1rnuisxt0n adjourned tn Aonday."
, 1869-06-21
CUBA.

Death OF One Of MaxImalEnn's utn.
tstefr-Ar1 xnerienn schooner load.
ed With FMF Material Captured b.
"A gpnnish friEnte-HoN the Hris
nary Lewell was Rescued from
tho spanish War VssseI-En=fand
and Prussia t. Grant RatttKezcat
Rights TO tho Insurgents.
H4yAxA Juze 1s,--Iose Lkcu1sa, one Of H.n-
milan i Ministers, di$d thA morning OF vuElitA
Weather rety FaEn
The Spanish WAY steamer FeEu2ndo catoteA
brought into this poff to-day. the searonE
lAnHyt, captu1ed o. fht high ses3 ncar Ca2a
AAht The schooner NAs fEom Boston. AZ tsc
otrce1. cIsiu thAt she xas going 70 St AarJ'A,
uAyn, o. KInE1Son- Her aarRo constssed o. ialf-
teen ps17p.1 xnns And two 1sla places sooa shells,
1,4ot baz1e1s Of powder. and nuch other snsna-
nlsson- Tia veasel will be dekzloed UNI de+
raIniued lev1l pGtat.
4 letter stcm SAsaAu 1aJn ane baEa3 9n!o q
WaI Decasce, that rescued tho brig AarJ Lowell.
N1s accompanied By two lron-c!sds- The CsptI.
Of the Defiance sent to tho Captain General de-
Mutdtng the restoration Of the brig 2ud cafTn,
tuEluitnR tho ATM and ammunition, release ~ 81
persona connected with t. and payment OF tiau1-
ages for tho arre7s and detention lie Ense nvt
hours for compliance, and his demand Wis accestett
10 within that time.
The CnnAn Junta has ,iespa,en from the Cus,.a
ngept tn london, to-day, thai tue English Govern
meps viii probably grant t-.ll4esent 1Rhta before
the 1st Of Jcl!, s.a tn2. PRUSSIA hiss gFen ASA:
aoce OF following the example Of England.
, 1869-06-21
TIE ATHENS OF IOWA AHEAD.
A Lady Admitted to Practice Law.

Fsor. lie IT. Pleasant tEaea} Journal Juas 1a.
During the term Of the p1atTtc< Court, held tn
this city The fore part Of the present week, 4ra-
sd e snd ii 70 p.ss e ane
courss Of the state. Hss n ts \ Young married
lady, Aeoat = ytaSs d s<es y = grala-.
y: us5 e e ''s5 ops s rs e. "a e,
he brains and ability necesaaIy TO n1.ke
eeed record for nessen N The profession Of nez
eho.cs @ e no = ona VII dispute We presume
~ ne Stat, md ale mnst expect to te stared
II and re,na!ted about upon III oceasions, for,
!on 6oE, semale AsJer n ne State n 1ovs Is
Geld. Vas A!so admitted At the saEe time We do
not Know what the Intentions OF this couple are.
but tfe{ See 1t to swing oct their 1hingls, we
nelos ne report of the committee appointed y
cattona Of Mr.. Mansfield:
The undersigned committee, appointed ~ the
Coutt, 10 eram!nc apd report upon tue qu3t11t1-
tons Of Mn. AfahelA A. Mansfield, who has tuts
d.! spilled for antno1ttT to perform the dutaeA
snd counsellor Q. tsts court. beg 1eave TO report:
1hat Ays. Mansfield has passed most eminenliJ
satiaacfo1 examination, giving the yery hess
sdsnsH ,ong and sasesui sud1 Of e1e.ent
elementary principles OF l1w.
Your committee takt uuu4Eat pleasure IN rec
only beanie she Is The 1rst lady VINO has thu. ap
piled 3af this authority, In the atate bat hecsuse,
10 ner e. examination. she has given the verJ bes;
nenc2e Roe*.o]e to the i1sputatoo that ladies' can:
not 9ualHJ for the practice of law. And We feel
confident from The 1nttmation of the Court, gtsen
en- tie Application ru1de, that We apeek not anlJ
re sentiments Of the Court, and Of your commit
| EaJ tnAs We heaetliy Welcome Hrs. Aans1ell 4:
one Of our MEMBER, and Wa7t CORDIALLY recon
aGEoauz Il, CoaxHn1-
| "CommIttee.''
, 1869-06-21
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Cn,csgo Tribune


Special pespaten 10 iae ea'easo 9tsuN ~
tr 1oAe+ .Ius "
Perry Miller, atidS David Aarks, has been AZ
eested for forging check for III 900 on the Ocean
National Bank. Other offences Of SIMILAR cnaf-
aetor have been traced 70 him, amounting IN me
aggregate to oscf S100,o 600.
Wall sfffff.
The money dtItD3tQtY continued tn the forenoon,
1.,t the m.rtet ma sornrxnat eaater before the
~. ~ D,n.~.,1~.~h,n,. Trs a-,rs.,,, ~ ,araa drr.
eaoee .! paaA nuua t1o " '''s 49,. s.
Ing the week hAFe oeeo Ana Nm pe1
cent. TRANSACTIONS were light fo-day. ~
the stnck market was much depressed,
thos,ch tn.rs ~a, : martial r,ty ,she IN the Alter
a"4@A @.eAo - f.-s..-h,. s.... = r., -,
naou- Inefe ma8 conAdt14oie oeeune III SPe~a-
atiye stocks about noon, and At one time there
wern srrat fears Of rsp3c, The leading oper1-
".-e =. 80 .,x.. - r,,.t,~ rrf ~ ,c,n +ndav
a'o " oe.14 s'as4 ~" :. V ~. - S, ~ -, -.
Hct weather nAs d11Fen han5 PooPs' ~ ou6
Branch and sarstoga, end the principal hotels aze
on,1 nay full. A raeet1ns Of The leading bankers
condition o. the nnaaeiA ma9fet $40 maAe 81
commcndntiona- 4 request for an extra meeting
of the Chamber Of Commerce will be made next
-
"e ,.r xxsksrxYAr1mx
- -. - a,+. ~, ,,n
The AetAedsa g19es teta+uS VI @ae sp'7 " lug
! 1aJ delegation from very Largo number OF
chafcnea Il 1ura& up ia ye4A And 8, Oh nays.
, 1869-06-21
MURDER TRIAL

Thffd Dny II the AExutxnu1ent of
Chauncey Raitey ter Iha Murder
OF James l.. LnAed-ExarntnAtso
OF u ttncHsea Commenced - Tho
FresecutAon Re1x the Case Upon
the Teatann any Of One Witness
Perronal Hkeeches.
specth Despatch To Tbs Chicago Tribune
WHEATON,, juno IL.
The third DAY u9 the ufa1 Of Channcey Bailey,
chs,grd WITH the musdez Of James l. Laird, At
SapesvHe, N 1anu1rJ last x1s opened At 10
O'Clock uls morning In the Circuit couzt Of Do
Page County, 1ndge Wilcox prexidng Tna
excitement over the kftA reu,A1ul unsnaied
Wheaton u crowded n uEaAl and during to-
day Tie cou1s-fuom wAa literally tsnu1ed No
iadles rere present IN the auditorium, out tue
J1dget rooun opening Upon the Court md tus5,
being especially Allotted to tne1E accommodation,
quite numhet we're present.
MES. R2IKT,
The wife of the defendant and alleged 10 be II the
aefea n.a. q a1 ~ Ia present. Sot ei,se1 hon ns9t
modtntJ Of uuFtllingncts 70 f3ce rhe prtsoue1
carefully screened herself behind she door. F1nH
her poklilnu ahe hsd good view of the H1r1eSs.
stand 4nd Conrt, bpt could Dot see the prisoner
whose seas EAs tnrther back asainst the railing.
Tons reporter succeeded n getting good Eiinpse
.n.s totnuasssie % c,odsoppers as ous hess ha1s
rrpresentod her. She il nut pretty By anJ neaat
Snt ,st n.;nS ~ , 81 .B aoas
! y
ing, and set of teeth which l,onors her denas.;
She ws1 neatly IND plainly astned, Ii MI en1t y
1.zck stImc2, dark Id EIoTes and Lace shoeA &C.
cNtrpau51ng her were MA Thompson nef tooanS;
| Mis- Walker, III Aorsa and 4ts- Sapes' a4l Oh
| SapertMe.
| THK FERCSIA- -
Cnx4nceJ Bailey, accompanied b. M tAanea, 81 ~
teytd cou1t beloer 10 O'Clock, md toeE se1s *Lsa
! the coaasel fur the defence, directly !aGnE tat
/ Nttpe6t-stxnd Bailey rnderEoes ~ asEAs5 @ q
deal Of the trial With becomtnG iotssuaas ~
long confnt1eu1 IN tau, though De AZ Ieease q
| tbs best ol treatment and III neees@xnt5 II sAste5e
has begun To chase the bloom ron ~ ne ~
marx SIf1ux1 Ii his bFow. Hss ls;nes' 1netook
tnx old Eeutle1nnr of 90 or 1eas M peen pJ III
side 6lnce the beginning Of the us24 4od seens Il
fakt eyen createf Interest In tae NpEreas he1eo
th1n The Aroused ,.~,,
IN. 3. c, Daniels, the t!se Hitneas csled Tor tht
he tes1tnta - foI,ews: reside IT SApe.E!l!s
Usye p1actised medicine tEenty years. Kue7
! Ja,nea 81. Iaird Rerctnhez the a1lexeN snoOttnp
wa caIied IS pnTsfctan I saE the oodJ IN th
| honse Of defendant, Is Has lying on Bots
EI1m,ued the bodJ tue following day II Atchss
| T1ine4: nUft, DT. Morgan ssst1teo me- 4 pist1
haI had entered the LEFT chest and psase
tHrnucn the appendage7 Of the 1unRx and stomach
| snf through the A1Kc t11od YeSxs
sbcnt one aaG 1 h&1t Inches from the hear
| thcu through The backbone. Found tie ball
! the right eide THE bail wa2 xhowpl 4 hall hn
raMed through his left am. Therc ~as anotne
, 1869-06-21
spee.A Despasen 70 The Chicago Tttbune.
wssurro4toN 3n0A IL

speesA Despaseh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. 1ont H.
rHE A1Rxsf or 1.11 sFAhrsH JC1rA-
There has been much talk hers about the arrest
Of prominent Cuhans IN New forT, On Wednes-
daY afternoon and evening. There Ii no reason |
Whatever for surpcstnB that the Secretary Of State
or Attorney General has snyt44nK 70 do with the
matter. such facts - Are known point to the
conclusion that The Information on which the ID
a,ctrnepts re1s fnuat wza furnished hJ The Span
nh Csnsul n xsx Tori azA his larysrs, and that
nls cou,se NAs governed BY dtrectsou4 from the
stnutsh Minister here.
DENTAL.
The rrpors eoina tie rounds Of the papers, tha.
aecrrtarJ Howard, Of the Enyiian Legation, hzs
| necn urdet the oeut3rt of h1 government for the
rrsuarxs he made about the Alabama cainn treaty,
and bar been ordsfsd 70 exile in bpatn fs untrue.
| ne hss neither been cRnspred uot ofdezed 10
! Spain. When be leaves here he goes to Portugal.
bot nte doing 70 hAa no connection With his course
relative 10 the treaty IN question: He has friends
In tho diplomatic zerylce there, and has been anx-
ions for > transfer tn that post for long TINE,
nd rnew last fall, and SO told friends here, ,hst
| his wish would be granted this summer.
/ CASE or 7I1s coIonD FR1FfxR porGLsa-
Tbs Printers UrIon are having meeting this
evening In reference to the csse Of DougtAss, the
colored. printer NJ the goTeru1nent once. Ihe
Execatas q tqrnmittee has reported, By one na-
tot1t3t s9!31esE !1 ais a".aeo. ~ s....-~ 49, 80,
thirds vote. The delegates to the Albany ConFen-
taon o. sae Seuouu ea4ua ~ r. -, -. ~.
eou'se ma aet'on N tnAt ooa5. 1as s ~ ,se ,ee
pf1nfe9s N lee sose1naaeAs 49, s - -
s".su". - - ,1end. ~ Donqta.s that half OF
Inc Wnoie an1aoes " u ~ 1@A1se ~ 49,
TER Ba1e1.i1ft@ Ahp VI Nsosu
The Brtetlayefs' unton coulon1 posaoiy endure
| ,he thought thai two eoloEed bs!ckiayess ahoatd
Worf IN {he NaYr Yard, sod as they Here not ahle
~ tn.,ncs tne eec,e.ary pf the Ssvy to turn the
" nsa.9 40 - .n..,aa,vas =, . rnaa,,no LA.
btaea our tne5 t"euses - 1ue 4eEa.s.," -. -"
evening, tuyued out OF the UNION the sasea ~nlte
| men who arc II WORK IN the Navy Yard. and te-
futed 70 throw up tn.r places It thu order OF the
! ontdu- Lug utat'.sso" ..s 49, =. ~ -. ...,o,
| In the Yafu oJ Tic oeV@1l4uea'1 o&Aa ~ eA1oa
u3au viii get Job tneke thts sutuu1ct+
u11crr pssr1111x1Es raoIxT IT.
L ,s,a-., p.r.nca 4,nr-sn ,s sdrtssd thsi
Il Inc nte1uA A@'caAs n.,.-. - - s,..
si1ty illegal dtauua1aes Dare oeea otoAsa w 1atas
| tha lsxs three weaxx tn the mountain counties oi
r,ms+o Tennetsee md Western North Carolina,
, 1869-06-21

1H8 AKRxsr or TN CUBAN JuxrA.

THg AkRxsr oT TR1 CUBAN Ju1TA.
The indictment Of tho members Of the
ro-called "CubAa jhnta,@ by the grand
iurv sitting in connection with the United
States Circuit Court in the city Of New
York, and the errcst Of tho same persons
by the ofHoers nf that couft, have been made
the subject Of much uuwazEanted comment
in man5 quarters, 1t seems to have been
assumed th8t the grand jury in question
acted rs the servants Of the District Attor-
ncy, and that the District Attorney had his
orders TO secure the. arrest Of the Junta
from Secretary Fish, who, IN turn, was In
spired by the Spanish Minister and Govern
meat. But, in fact, grand jury anywhere
is an independent body, subordinate tc no
earthly superior, and any orders to it to in
dict, o. 1efraiu from indicting, any party,
would bs rs great an impertiuence,
though emanating from tho Presi-
dent himself, as could well be con-
oei&ed. The District Attorney is not su-
pesior, but subordinate, To the grind Jury,
in their deliberations, and, though they
have the right to hia assistance and counsel
on points Of law xnd in drawing up the in
dictmants which they 1aay conclude to find,
it would be breach Of propristy for either
him or The Court to attempt to guide their
del5berations OF sugges. to them whom they
ahou1i or shonld not inaict.
Tl.o Spanish Conaul in Nov York has
gone before the grand jury with his Wit
neasea, tending to show that the Cuban
Junta, instead of confning themselves, as
they pretend, to the lawful object Of send
ing sanitary and hoapitd supplies to the
wounded OF sn1azing Cabans, have, under
cover Of these p.etexts, organized
armed expeditions and enlisted men to
fight in the revolutionist cause. None Of
the evidence on which the grand jury acted
hss been Published, or csn 1awfu11y be re-
vealed But it seems to have satisfied
them that the charge was true, and there
upon The finding Of their Indictment, and
the consequent arrest Of the Junta, became
part Of their sworn duty, the performance
Of which needed no inspiration from Wash
ington, and probably could neither have
been effected nor prevented by Secretary
Fish, bad he tried 70 do either, which he
certainly did not
It is curious fact TINT, after the e1pedi-
ton under General Jordan sailed, the New
York Nor1d, Chicago Times, and other
Journals, which are determined to oppose
the administration, right or wrong, hov1ed
with pretended iudignationas the President
for allowing it to sail, though tho Preaident
could about ns easly psavaut ahip from
1t A& +-1
, 1869-06-21
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RRHI0aN N8f4E6-E8&A1 AE1i0Ehts-
Political.
CINCINNATI, June 1a--Qn Monday week uains
commence running regularly rom CoEt14t0n To
road
. This morning tuo man, ono namesl Clyde. The
other ClarE, bosh patnteEs, ie4l from aseaoaht
On In uun tence and instantly killed, aud clyde
fatally injured. The accident resulted from Al
impeI1ectty secured mpe becoming toose and per-
The Republican pFtmaIJ elections for deieEsscs
70 tue State Convention took p2ee In the city AMI
feeling In fAYot ot GenerM uayes for Governor.
YOUNGSTOWN. o. Jone 1a---A son Of John Far
reu, about esght Jes1s Old, accidentally feH into
b4fre1 Of water 3e4tesday, knd wA8 drowned
The body Of N unkuoHu n21 was found l1st
hight In tho cazlai Al the fowef end Of town The
man bad bean 3een Aruund toNu fog several days
prevtpua, and u supposed 70 ha5o ceen drowned
accidentally Nothing N&1 found On hls person
hv rrh% r fHAnftfy him
, 1869-06-21

Tha Sacramento Union reports that a
party Of Japanese arc shout TO undertake
fhe rn;s;ue cf tea, as well as silk, alnad the
hills Of Weber Creek in Ell Dorado County,
California, in the centre Of the original
olooer mines, which have long been ooaa-
n,4te1v exhausted OF their minerals, and,
thouph the first To attract immigration 70
California. being unfAsorahle fox gram,
have been given over to sohtude' ihe
| evenness Of the c3lmats, which has an aver
nee sumuper tempersture ranging at IRON
90 to 1905 and in winter from ~ 70
400, seldom going down to the freezing
poiut. and the richness Of the valley aAaos
hetvean the hills, are believed to oosTe'
spond very nearly To the Chinese so's
most favorable to the p1ane
Tha Chinese hitherto have seemed
a. a7e,se in California to introducing, y
attempting to introduce, their home INDUS
tsies, a. they nre 1t home averse to the II
PRODUCTION Of foreign industries. Hene'
! the initiation Of the experiment will D
nnsae by small party # the more ente'
:; prising Japanese, Should it succeed, how
$ ever, the Acquaintance Of ths Chinese Wit
:, all the arts and pzooesaes Of tea culture wou]
It probably render their l.bor in this indu
Il t1y more profitable than In my other, u
- would Vastly stimulate Chinese immigr
u t;on md the fears Of shose who nro .
It ready trembling lest Buddhism may b
N come the established religion Of Arnesie