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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27


O. The editor of the Rockingham
Register, ir regard TO the decision OF the
case OF Henry Stonebraker VS.. Samuel
Slonebrskef and others, decided in favor
OF Henry Slonebrsker, says
"Henry &OneJraker-Triunlph Of
The Right-lt gives US no ordinary de-
gree of satisfaction 10 record the triumph
ofiusiice as indicated in The termination
OF The long pending suit Of Henry Stone
braker vs. Samuel SIopebraker and others,
decided lew days ago, in the Circuit
Court Of Baltimore city. The combiua-
lion formed to destroy the business and
10 irjure the reputation OF Henry Stone
braker Was a mos. curious one, embrac-
ing, as il did, one Of his own brothers.
who seemed to forget The Ties Of kindred
in his effort and purpose 10 crush his
supposed weaker brother. Henry Stone
braker was and is, to-day, a poor man,
made and kept so mainly by the combi-
nation in question. But he was and is an
honest man, aud that proved 10 be
stronger bulw ark Of defence than all The
money and all The influence Of the care
fully formed combination. We congrat-
ulate him upon his signal and complete
triumph. He can now feel that his as
persed and vlIfed reputation has been
amply vindics,ed, and if the money Of his
assailsnls can pay him for the pecuniary
losses be has sustained, we hope they
may be made to bleed freely from the
pocket nerve"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27

&C. All orders for Oil and Burners Will
receive prompt personal attention.
r. S. NJ. HOFFMAN,.
Shepherds'own, March 81, 1869.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27
NEW FIRM.
MERCHANT TAILORING J

The undersigned take this op.
e=4 portunity of informing the pub
&-l lie that they have entered into
CO.partnerShp (Wm. Rightstine
having withdrawn) for the pur-
pose Of carrying on the Mer-
cbantile Tailoring Business, al the Old Stand,
and that they have now on hand the BEST and
CHEAPEST stock of Mems and Boys Wear IN
town Their Stock consists in part Of French
and English Cloths Of all colors, Casimeres and
Vestlnss, Cottonades, Cords, Tweeds, Spanish
and other Linen, &C., which they will sell by
the ward or make up to order They also IN
wife attention to their Stock Of
Ready-made Clothing,
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c., which they
will sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cut
and manufactured 10 order at short notice and
fit guaranteed.
We are also agents for the celebrated Nc.
Family Empire Sewing Machines.
Persons Indebted to the old firm are request
ed 10 make immediate payment
S. ?. HUMRICKHOUSE,
JAS. S. RIGHTSTINE.
Shepherdstown, March 81, 1869. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27

The unfinching observance OF these rules
for your guidance, you will enlitie your
selves 10 The commentator OF all persons
whose praise is worth the earning.
Atlea.t twelve OF the Grand Jury must
concur in finding an indictment or pre-
sentiment. They make presen'mehII
upon The information of two or more oil
their own body, and when Presentmen'
is so made. or on the testimony OF wit
nesses called on by The Grand Jury or
sen, 10 i, by the Court, the names of The
grand Jurors giving the information or OF
the witnesses shall be written al The foot
OF the presen,men'.
You will now retire, gentlemen OF lie
Grand Jury, 10 the room assigned 10 you,
and vigilsniIy and perseverGgly inquire
whether the law in your community has
beer well observed, and to all and every
infrsc!ion of any and all Of them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27
CHE Mlarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market

Corrected weekly by d. S. Rsnich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-03-27

March q, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED Sunday, April a.
Steamship Colorado Green Liverpool March 2 Queenstown hen
steamship City London Leh Liverpool March a. Queenstown
steamship Gradne Edrdg Galveston March u.s. and Key West
Steamship Crescent CITY Weir Orleans, mde and pass
steamship Rebcca CLYDE Chichester Wilmington dse and pass
Steamship Gen Barnes Norton Sayasnsh %dse n ana pass
Steamship Saratoga Brakeman Richmond noise and pass
Snip 4at.I Mss.sts5 ;sIRSG % %aS Ho SI aD
ship s Ja%e' Ss ss ,sDSG q say. % %d:s
Bark David Nichols wymau Pensacola II days hard pine
Bark K Clements Kelly Cardiff 20 days railroad iron.
s S Rnehsntress Covert Savannah days
s:sI Sg Hatch csS.'Gs3 $ G s S., SSs:
seh Helen Cray H,,nI dn s Feb a. Vi. Dry Harbor
ScLr q n Paige Doughty, savannah days, lumber -,
schr John Mouon Bradford days rubber nuts 6c Len In
port sehr Bnehantress, to sail for NewYork in Afe" days
sehE A. C. Paine, Easport days, a4s
sCHOOsEKs-RlVER AM coksrwnh
Elisha T. Smith, Philadelphia " H. Gibson PhiadH,phia
> Z s.~ysr viins n Kir; t S.,~ Sc:,n,,
is wH fsug, M s5S 6Ss Miller bsmois
d. G. Forester stounngton. r. Appiegate Providence
R.ss, Bsrnst,bIs Justice Newport OF
los Cu1pinghsm g.sLondon A. 4. Mount BrOokhavsn.
Diadem Providence. Pennsylvania, Barnsiabe
lea. Taunton.
1ss Sb a1i from New olesss Sg Jennie cashnan A
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX S. Apr aTbe Anchor Line steamship Dorian, 10 days
from Glasgow. arrived at this port to-day
DISASTERS.
" S h E so sToGs . s,f AZ. iiT q Of
ami cipsr,d South end Of BsekwPs Island where abe
The shr Moaey Weaver from Providence ,shore the South
BosroS Apr o-be schr w seoF from Maeh'' fr Providence
with lumber ashore woodeud Proy3esosn l' morning
the fog and will have to discharge her deck load ges'h
sh,p Auror, from Cardiff Tor HewYoE March % lat a. Ion 40 20
Ship James HATe for Es"-oreAn' March 70 lat 'oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
CRIMINAL.

Thomas Cullum, n letter-carricr, who had
pleaded guilty TO cmbezZDg letter ntrusted to him.
and which contained a small sum OF money, sen
fenced In the T. g. Circuit Court to two years mprison
ment at hard labor in tho Kings County PenentidIy
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
Justice Bowling, taken two young men, who gave
the names OF John s. BrOgan aud Charles Martin, "A
charge Of theft II Is alleged that Saturday night
while Mr. John c. Faulkner Of No. 22l Bowery his
way home, when in the Bowery, Canal-st, ho
acc0sted by the prisoners and two conedcTatcs who
asked hun 10 treat them to liquor On his refusing, they
seized hold OF Mr. Faulkner him up the street short
distance and managed 70 steal his watch valued at $780,
up to answer -" Fatty" Walsh, Sixth Ward rough
proprietor OF Broadway gaming house, Saturday
assaulted one Michael Radigan OF No. IS CherrYs for
having refused pay gaming debt due him. FATTY :"
held to bail Abraham David, alias Big Michael"
Saturday went into tho store Of Henry Rancr No 6j
Duane-st, and attempted TO carry off bundle Of pen.
knives. He was caught, and committed to the Tombs
James Dallett ACT. Henry A. Smythe Col
lectOr &c The plaintiff has been in tho habit OF import
ing for "A long time the article known Angostura Bit
ters and, until within short period, has paid per
cent ad vaOrem duty on IL as proprietary medicine.
The duty then raised to 100 per cent the ground
that the Bitters were I'm reality alcoholic drink
6tmulant This increased duty was paid under protest,
and the total amount paid, about $1,000 Ia sought
be recovered In suit IN the u s. District Court the
ground that the increase was Unauthorized by law. Con-
siderable testimony was taken, pro and con, ms 10
whether the BicrS are principally used as beverage
or "a medicine IL was cOneusvey shown that tho Bit
cannot be drank pure, as beverage although they
are used In many bar-roOms IN mixing drinks. Several
witnesses testified that the Btters were Of great medic
inal value in certain stomach complaints Other wit
testified that the Biters were unknown TO the Ma
terra Meca, and not prescribed by the generality
OF physicians. Case still on.
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tssENG ERS ARRiVED.

PROM LIvRRPooL-In steamship City Of London APf ~
knight Csp Carlton Mrs euee NJ Pssrsoas h1ps h 81
Little Thos yegbod Capt Prowys Mr WhImper j. nakes y o.
Clair J. Purcell Mrs wilks, Ms Philips Mr. "Ta'' hA" .
WHAT. J. Grant - An rhons.
FROM sAvANNAN-Iu steamship Gen Barnes hpr
Rowan John Quinn Mrs Quinn W. H. wright a" MnSa%'
Weyman I'd Rawsou Mrs WeymaD Miss WeJnanI D w,
o Gsrdy Mrs Hubbard Miss sheemaser Mr.. Ms. w nn j.
Mrs Swsi children. g. j. Light j. Light " - plnn a.
Rice T. H. Gerard Miss 81 J. Roach, W. H. Goan,n wig
and children, w. Evans Hon sRoor Mrs. ~ sis
Willis, Q. 4. Martha -, , n IT n
PROM LfyRRPO0I-Tu steamship Colorado, Apni @-D H. W
Belden Mr. Wbipple, Miss r. Riddle. ~ n -.
FROM GALyBSTONIn steamship Ahadne April ATi; Vi Sonq
son. Vaene wife and child r. Blauehet and we H. "0An %
Goldman, juan ADselme Valdes. Antonio Seon. b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
COURT cALENDARs-Tms DAY

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Non-enumer-
atei calendar
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUT.-.PAR I-Held by
BsENA,D Court opens at 10 HmNoa 4el ISL 3o 6l5 ~ 97
1911, 1913 1855 l4l, 1884, 1871 1919 B5st2i 1855 HE 1901
235 PARr Conrt opens at l6s m-Hed by PeeEhan. JNos
hoo, 1920, 5i2, 29a az $50 1896
SUPREME CoURT-SpECIAL TERM.--Nos, T. s, 0, TO-
II, H. TO- "a, Is l6 H. ls,l9 10 Il. %, 49, ~ Is, &C.
SUPREME oURT-CHAMBERs.-iield by CARDOZO
JCOuri opens at Oa call Of Calendar atRRrs Monday Cal
eBdl.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Nos 7B
3ss ~ 3s s07 as e23 s29 s s11 80 Sl SO 49, IT,
HoS so SSS 89 $40 sc 28 $50 s2 S f36
COMMON PLEAs-Ihe General Term calendar will
be called.
BY Gross JCout opens al0 Mos 21 1888 1855 1856 1871
2l6 204 ?l3 23 2Ooo $751; 266, 1850 272 2J 2 2l16 2l7
2l78 27B $780, 7lsL
COURT or GENERAL SEssIONs.-Hed by judge
Bedford Qf! JudgelTbe People sgt hebsn rObherr at
sane bukAy agt Walsh, fogerfi Howe Eraud
sane a Buns gfaSd larceny sgt Wilson burglary
Donne robbery Sheppard grand sat
Lebeeb grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
THE STATE COURTS.

The Supreme Court will hold q General
Term with Clcrke First Judge presiding and Justices
Sutherland and Ingraham associates Mr. Justice Bar
nard will hold Circuit, Part L., with oyer and Iermner,
and Mr. Justice Pcckham Part H. Mr. Justice CartOzo
Is assigned 10 Chambers No Judge has yet been obtained
for the Special that u may fa through Justice
Mcneil holds the Special Term in the superior Court
Justices Freedman and Garvn, the Trial Terms OF tho
same Court while Justices Barbour, Jones, and Fithian
will hold the General Term. The Common Pcas, this
month holds General Term, occupying all three o its
Judges Judge Aker Will call the calendar in the Marine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
rILE u. 8. COURT FoR APRIL.

I'm the u. s. Circuit Court Judge Benedict
will sit during carly portion OF the month. aud will be
succeeded by Judge Nelson Jury, appeal, argument
and equity cases the general calendar will 10
taken up.
Judge Blatchf0rd viii sit IN the T. s. District Court TO
hear tho jury calendar and will hear the usual
motions Saturdays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
The German Republican Climb of In

The German Republican Club Of the XIth
Assembly District held meeting on Friday lasts when
tiey passed appropriate resolutions OF respect the
memory 81 the late Mr. II. F. Lange. Dir. Chr. Hcne-
mann and Mr.. William Weber were elected delegates to
'be German Republican Central Committee Virc-Pres
de ut Schmidt, by the resignation OF his predecessor
can President aud Mr. John Arbegast was elected Vice
Presl lent OF tho Clah
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IAnpounesmsnb

f. HoLMEs.-Dear Sir: am glad to inform
you that the BURGLAR ALARM saved burglary
The seounde got into the psror giving time maize da,h
them but the r, Of revolver snapped and hsy got
PETKk HENDERSON, Bergen, ~ j.
BURGLAR removed 70 No Mnrrsy st. two
doors from Broadway. r. uOLnEa
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Rsnge.".;....;.:....:" .736


REsARKs-harch 29Commenced raining $3.50 stopped Mach
80 $3.50 amount Of water LIS inch March 5oCommeneed ram
lug $3.50 stopped B:l5 amount Of water, "a inen hph
Commenced raining $3.50 Slapped at 1890 NJ smonat
water 0 inch April 2Commeneed raining 45 stopped a.
amount Of water ~ inch Total Of water for week loJ Inch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

DEAF NUTS will be interested in Sketch
OF Character given Of Dr. Pec In April No. PnRES0OGcAL
80 cents W % year Address WILLS No. $50 broadway NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

bill 70 provide the taking action it, the
0uent census. without ta"Ds - (l.tfgrt
4 o,rnrk. adjourned. ---- tt|f..' . u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

SQUIRE & LANDER, No. 81 Fulton-st, New
foTk 10 the beat place TO buy reliable WATCHES DAaoHp Jaw
ELRT snd sl1yKR WARE Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

ELECTRICrIy, for the speedy relief of disease
applied By Dr. CnAHBEKLIs No I Wen FsnlsspthM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER
NKv. Hour Their Bar. Wind Hour. Tber Bar Wind
April 81 400 29.T1 NV. Apnl Al 80 1879 W. S.W
IL go 2gs3 w. u 40 1896 W.S.W.
4fo 29BJN NV 400 29B3W.
400 WHw go 2984 w.
$50 23e0 w. N. w, 8 $40 3986WNW.
II $50 2a93 W N W. II 40 2987W.N.W
cloudy from 10 Us rainy
Aernoon-wlndy aud very cloudy Hemingway cloudy to
8f5 variable r. 4h-Mouing-V violent wind gusts from
HE'S 70 squalls from l7 10 1888 hternoon-"lndy
cloudy and squalls from 2iO TO l2 snow
spriukes Rvenag-e cloudy 1895 cloudy at TO- slghY
cloudy and from 1919 IL Northern Lights mot bright az ~
and still prevailing at midnight -.
Central Park Meteorological report the ending hpl 1895
Inehesl THERMOMETER Degrees
Maximum at March "a 30 1872 MsImum nj March ~
Minimum at March ~ 20 46 Minimum II Apnl JJ
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AN AMATEUR OFFERS FOR SALE-FIFTY SEE

German Aste, post free for use dy HoHyhocis dny Gesn
ug 2Se hy Puls Use twenty-five Pieote 2Sc These have all
obtained European prizes and the
eat merit buueh have obtained dEta eeT
Gates Address MKLLOR. Room No. 49, No. 2Ol Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

For q stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN
icDEID, Manufacturer No. li0 SsssausL
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A COOP IYuERrpANcE.-Effects of Transmit

sion, Bodily Conditions and Mental Chaeerses seen in Offspring
TIE Quas Va hnsle Push Energy Music Home Nothing bu
Baby. In,Aphi NJ JoUKSAL 30 celts 81
year Address 3. X wits. No. $50 BroAdwaJ, N Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

SUNDAY School BooKs.-BRoUGHToS@ WI
No "a Bible ene teep The rses, and best assortment
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TURKISH BATHS.
Niihs'Vn'S's, corner Twenty 'afhit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

A CARD cr,crs,.r. 0, March !, nc,
TO THs CITIZENS OF HEwYoRk AND vIclsTY-iL,s,ni99g
.. Dr. iSS e., Kss SHG rssS Saa
@ 1s oar s, T S Ave Of Sr
patent vsDds bg. 10 oar Judgment ls medicine Of "Iea
.ubset Tb. cure. has families and within per
S9: Il ss re s ;:as
s sSi a : ; , o' o on 'SS 'I he use
heartily h, e9sy Me ge as Sss o. saa
bic the diseases named q ,Ss p0e'"f'sA
Jusg, HALLIDAY, U s Commissioner
Ta " Ii2 y is. hs% s.ss.:--. ID p-A.,
sAAugi p THOMAS NsfchsHtTsor No Iol Wee, Fourt.l
T6Mas Z GgRP D,i' n EHasr e. off g., yo,-,A.,
,s K H5RsIs s s'p e, S a.a aa' A''s'
7 5 PRSDRaY. Te, store. corner Pinh aud vSssA
VA So yHps 81 Si No 81 h Es1,las
1isSk .S si FSsSk ERNST American Eyre" Co.
THoaasP PARaism Gis,.n Hqa.,.
joaS J wi sEf sd 81 ws p Nh: +. t'''''l
Capt Q. PALMKR Experimental, Mariue uHierHnisHl
GEORGE STACEY Madison Il, CoyagiOn, Ky.
r. J. MOORE. No. 81 West Fhhst
GKoRd III /. RRaRRISSsa J. .aa O. r. R. one. Soa
l. kA HSosSs s.SG lss Co.. corner W"s,
GAS 4 S9dLISs At JSeS baey' cor Second AID LSdo"'
GEoRGs CLARK, No. 10 wanut't
pF p cHrRcLL
cmAs. H. MARSHALL, Secretary Magnolia Ins Ca
JOHN II. CLhANBLAkD, No. Ia bnGt
J. sHADDINGBR, Dslg knqurer Ohee.
A. NJ GRiSWOLD, Daily Times Omce.
Capt d. BLACKBOARD. Wharf Msser
A. II. WILLIAMS. Nos ~ and ~ hast Tbiritt
JOSEPH r. LARKIN. Banker, No. 70 Wet Thudst
r. J. MORGAN No. 20 ColegesL
MILTON SAYLOR, LANyer, Thirdst
Lieut. j. BBARBEAUM.
JAMES T.. RuFFiN, Chefof Police.
reading tho above liberty write whose NAM
could be obued commentator OF
thing wanting real and substantial merit Dr. Jaa kerrs cal
RspoVIor warranted cure Dyspepsia Piles Constipation
Complaint aud all Diseases OF the Blood Price
half DOZEN For sale by all
bic Druggists. WILLIAM VAN hAhe Eastern Agent
this advert ont) No u Couanitt. New York
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Rapge..............."

netn. ........ ". "
nj 2 p. M, March 28.53.
at ] p. IN, April J..JL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

ycts employed In the shop at the NewJersey State
Prison. Trenton refused to work. the ground that they
maltreaed by their Keepers, Thompson Chairman
MT Heuuon the Warden OF the prison, Mt closed
the doors OF teshop and placing guards hurried through
theOther departments Of the prison, sending the other
cOnvcts 10 their cells under pretense that there
material for them to work He then assembled his
force, armed them thoroughly returned to the
shop Here the TeVoers wereas defiant as before, and
positively refused TO work under their keepers On being
ordered to return to their cells they slowly filed or and
subsequently 20 Of them returned TO work The other
IS, refusing 10 come To terms, were consigned 10 dun
geons Mr. Hennion expresses bis intention OF inyestga
ting the cause OF tho revolt and says that II
he finds that any of tho keepers have been
guilty OF cruelty to cOnvcts he will discharge them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-05

for the week ending April ,, 1869;
THERMOMETER Degrees;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03

IN HALF CHESTS EXTRA FINE GCN.
OU powder Todns Hyson and OoIong Teas.
inst rnceiy cd and fOT sale by .-..~
mylu N REILLY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03
New York Money Market.
Il az NEW YoRK, "A ugus. 2. !

y ~ tNSF SN-S NesN
MONEY-Market easy at 6a7 per cent
most of the day, with the bulk of bust,
LESS at : per cent; in the afternoon there
was more activity among the stock bro
kers, and the general rate was per cent;
the llummery was due TO the Increased
activity on the Stock Exchange and the
fact that many of the brokers waited
until the afternoon before making their
loans. The purchase of SlO,OOO,OOO e
bonds by rhe Treasury this month is Ger
tainly in-favor- of=egntiHHed ease II
money, and is regarded as likely to start
more lively speculation on the bnll
side; prime paper at 7alOper cent
STERLlNG-Quiet at l09fall05.
sGOLD--Heayy and lower on the re
port. d ad vance of bonds in London t.
SIC; ouened at 1861. advanced tn 1868
and closed az l35$Al355; carrying rate:
| were 44a6 PR cenG,stl Ilil. ---=
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong or
10 40sand currency g., which are scarce
and hishen, ard steadyyon the rest of til,
list, which are not much affected by thu
Treasury announcement which shaC
been discounted. Coupons of 81, l24'
l24t; do W, l23a1254; do '64, l23talGH
do '65. l23tal23a; idonew, l224al22s; dc
~, l22tal22s;; do lSSs122al22s; lO-4Os
ll6all6!.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-03
BY THE CABLE.

......,, ,tB, Telegraph To the Register!
49," LoNDoN, August "a company is
organizing to lay a telegraph cable from
scotland by Way of the orkneys and
Farce Islands to Quebec. When com.
: .~plsted the shble Iine viii probably be
purchased by the post-ofice department..
ga the ebmsniss i5rers or 'the Worlds
zoe Fair Of 1851 have issued q prospectus for
an international exhibition of line arts,
industrial arts and scientific inventions
in ISL.
DrBLIS, August PA great demor-
stration was made in Limerick Jester
day in behalf of the remaining Fenian
prisoners. Twenty thousand people
marchedin- PROCESSION with bands aud
.n banners, aud an open air meeting was
held which was addressed by various
speakers. A letter to Mr.. Gladstone was
adopted demanding the release of the
Fenians now in prison. The proreed-
ings were most enthusiastic, but the
tone of the speakers was moderate and
there was no disturbance of the peace
PARIS, August 2.-The leadisg pro
visions of the seuatus consuitum, roS
being prepared by the Government, biz
E, fair to; realize the ideas Of the lmperis
message 10 the Corps Legisfstif. Thu
right of parliamentary initiative will b
Internationally granted; the, power o
~ the Council Of State to vetqsnasdment
to projects of law will be abolished; tb,
aenstr bill to specify objections made
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.'r CLEVELAND Market.

CLEVELAND, August %
FL9uRACity made q SO0' for Xxx
white; : 75as % for NX amber; 6 75a
: % for NN red winter; 6 90 for Y red
winter, 8 rs for Xxx spring; counIry
made Z 50aS - fer IN white: 6 75a7 8,
for XX red and amber; + soar 90 for
XIX springs eco - =
WHEAr-Sales 1000 bushels No. red
winter, seller August, at Sc; 30 ears dc
on the spot. at l 40; 10 cars new No, :
do. at l ;L , cars old do al "a; ; cars
No. > white at | ~. -.a.
CORNING, III Xed held at 9ia95c
sales car No. 2dO at 9lc.
OATS-Held st 66a61c.
RYE-Held at l1al 10.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held ut 2-!t
29c for August: crudS dull at b 81.
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CHICAGO, August 2.
FLOUR-Firmer at 3 75a7 81 for
wHEAr-More active; No. l quiet
and steady; sales at I 39al 40, closing
Eaaehap god: No. 2 active and higher;
sales al 4 sal 36t seller fire. half Of An
tgust ana n 2Sa1 80 seller September;
this aftsrnoen the market quiet at ] ~
for Np.s2 setter August. p
SC0RN-Qai frmer and la2c higher;
No 2 sold stS7saS9c, closing at S7taS5c;
reiecIed s1aS2tc; no grade 7SaS0c; this
afternoon No. nominal At $40 seller
August.
OATS-Dull and unsettled and &c low,
er; sales No. , at 5iI59c: rejected at 5Oa
ole, closing weak.
RYE-Dull and lie. lower; sales Ne. 9
nj lsQl in stMd.
BARLEY-Dull; sales No. > at >
seller August.
CATTLE.Dull and weak; / 25a5 &C
fer cows; 6 QQa1 q for medium to extra
choice. =! t,Hii. s'.!
HOGS-Fairlv active and l5a25c low
er: 9 1919 Is for fair to Medium: 7'm
~ On for good 10 choice.
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New YORK, August =.
COTTON-Steady; sales of 1900 bales
at $3.50 for middling uplands. 90 -
FLOUR-ClOsed moro active end {
shade higher.
WHEAT-Is lace better with light
supply and moderate export demand.e
RIE-Nominal at 26al27 for west
ern.
OATS-Rather heavy at SIC for old
and sc forsuew Western atioat.
CORN-DuN and heavy ut c0cal 0:
foF nqseund, apfi ! qsal % foE sound
PORk-Quiet at 33 l2a33 % for mess
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEArS-Nominal.-
BASoNABnfi and unchanged.
LARD-Dull at l9ial9sc for good ID
| prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.