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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
MuSlduoii@e Na@ri9ten.
eutfb Ian B.

3wilden @ien uno Berlin Fattert
ac9enwdrtts cine Trierenstaube, Don
Der man nidt fder peib, ob iie in III
rem Sdnabel mirflid ra5 l,nterpfanc
elmer MuslDbnun9 rer bisber einanper
feinpliden peutl1en @rosmddte tri9t
pcer ob IS nur cine fiinitlid abseribtete
Brief ftaube it, bic Spn elmer Nelirens
CUR anoern diplomatic 5DFinssrtenfte fte
perTebt. Die eurppdiiben 3eitunacn
baben ein eisenes Wort ;ur Bssei6@
nun9 ce5 neueu 3uitanpes 9eiunccn
cae darafteriililb 9enus 1T: >.eine
uanndberuns" sat ;'pilden Ser 6lterz
ret9i1ben unr preuiilden Ne9teruna
itattsefunren. I'm rie5 aQer Welt
auber 3weiiel gu ieBen, reist Ger preu6-
ilde &ronprins na9 Wteu, UNI Dem
&aiier Jran; Solepb feline Nufwartuns
~ MAIDEN, uno eS beibt iosar, ptelem
Serude werpe cine 3ulammenfunft Der
8eberrlber beiper Neibe ltlblt fol9en.
Wa6 pie1eGrldelnun9 ju bepeutcn babe,
pariiter feblt eS ni6t an Wutbn,afuns
gen, ,ppbl ater an suserldiTser Nufflaz
ruuS. 1ariber 1T 2lue5 einis rab
cie 3uitdnce DeutlAlanos ;unddit unz
beriibrt bleiben, unD man ntmu,t ma
mentli9 als ieltl ltpert tdnelt9 an, pae
preuben in 8etref Der Stellun9 oer
liippeutiden Staaten gum Norppeutz
iAen Bunre feline 3useitanpni0e MAJ
den &rerpe. Dase9en miro auf Tranfz
reid, unr pe0en franfen &ailer bin9ez
wielen NIT Ger 8emerfuna, ,preueen unp
Seterreid eurften iid pereini9en, INN
9e9eniter Ger uniiderbeit Der frans6itz
lden Staat6Suitdnce cine beitimmte
Steuuns einsunebmen. Nlber aud cieb
Aeb5rt in >a5 0ebiet Der politildcn
Bermutbunsen uuo e5 bleibt rem 2eler
nidt8 anperes iibrig ais Die Neile pes
preubil1en &rpnprin;en in Die &atesoz
rie jener ntdt 10 ieltenen Giritrnretz
len ~ 1eben, III reren Oefclse reper
eries mod Triecen> aber Siel Stof ;u
aQerlei pldnen lt6 befnoet.
Seiterreieb. Die @iener oiF;i5le
pre0e 9iebt Der an9ebabnten Mnnlbes
runs ;uilden Selerreid uno preueen
pie BepeutunA pab beipe Mddte von
nun an feinen Druid mebr auf pie poll
tilde @efaltuns in Sippeutldlanc
auslten ipuen. Mlerfwlrriser @eiie
lest man iiberpies in 8ten 9rpben
Na6prud rarauL pab rurd jene uNn<
ndberun9" ras freunoldaftlide 8erz
baltnib Su Granfreib nidt eelt6rt wer<
zen piirfe.
Ginen bSdf interelantm 8eitras
CUR Seleu6tun9 Der ee3enwdrti9en
Orpnuns Der Dinse in Seiterrei@ lie
fsrt oer sesen prufe0or @reuter in
Snn6trud erbobene uno jiinsf vor
Dem rortisen Sesirfseeridt erleriste.
proseb. Sm 5erbite porisen Sabres
bate Der senannte aeiitli9e 5err i9 in
elmer Nepe an bic Sber;iuertbaler paz
bin aus9eiprc@en> Ter &ailer Bran5
Splepb babe pie antifatbolilden @eieBe
ate:S6ulsn unegben nibt unterssibz
hen mollen; aber pa leien feline raoica<
len Miniiter Dor ibn binsetreten unp
bdtten ibm erfldtt, tpenn er nidt unters
iAreite, 70 sete es Moro unc @eYpluz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
9tu.,t,,,er 1O3.

2uf ren 3. Npp. &par Elm Grauet,@
@on9reb na@ Berlin aus9ei6rie<
ben> beien neutrality-suspicious.
Jraaen Iber @erbe6eruns Der Griitens
Der Trauen QeIonpers css Nrbeiteri itanz
res) itnp.
Sn 8aDerm balten li9 bic Ser
treter Der pplitilheu Yarteien bic Usage
bel Der pralirentenwabl in rer &ammer
Der Mt9eorrneten. Nm 20. Sept. er<
bielten son 144 abseaetenen stimmen
Der Ganrirat Scr patriotil lden partet.
Miniiterialratb WetS unp rer Ganptrat
Der Narifalen. Gpel jeeer II Stimz
men. 0enau ra0eIte erfolste in rem
ipateren crei @obladn9en, "a fi1 rie
bsieen Ganpicaten Der Sttmmsate ent<
bielten. Seine partei brahte es sur
Webrbeit unp e5 mag unter IplGeu
umttdncen ntbt unerfldrli9 1ein> rae
man aberna!S yon elmer beppritebenegu
NuFblunJ cerSamlner unp neuenWabz
len ipribt. i
Nm 1. Sftober fal,o SET iiinfteWablz
gang fir Die prdirententpabl fatt, uno
aI6 aud rieier etfc!sIu6 tlieb, war rie
Aufrcgun9 unsebeuer. Man (praG
Don einem 0eiamlntaustritt Der Napiz
ealen. 9ln Nad9iebiafeit 1T auf feiner
Seite su renfen Sranfe Mtaeorc=
nete lteben fi@ in renSiyun9slaal fibz
ren.
Die 8einter3e it, bet pfal3 peripre<
9en einen fo9enannten Drittelberbf>
ca9csen fol- bic Qualitdt beS au ertparz
tenren @eina Dem lebtjdbri9en faum
nadlteben, ,pebbalb fiirli@ bic Yreiie
in Die 9Ibe 9in9en.
Grfreulider alS bic politilden Na9z
ridten inp eiejeni9en lter bic @etreiz
peernte in 8abe,t Die in ein;elnen
0e9enpen iiberau6 reiGliO ousaefauen
it, fp rab Siele 2anpwirtbe nidt 9enu9
Haum in zen S9eunen batten, rie
@orrdtbe unter3ubrinsen. Mu9 rie
3wetldsen fine gut seratbet,, cab sanse
9Sa9enlacunsen no1 Mannbeim ae=
bradt unp Don port n,ittslf 8abn uno
S@iff nad England bef1rpert wurz
ben.
Der &5nis pon Saobfen bdt III
Der 2bronrece, nit trelder er an, 80.
Sept. Die &ammer er1fnete> nit purz
rem Worten ertldrt> rae er f9 BON
preuben nidt gan; ans @6lepptau
aebmen 3u lal1en aeionnen 1et, incem
r fi9 cabtn aaslpra1: Saben tperoe
tets Elm treues 0lteo reSNprcceutl6en
BunceS ietn, pa9e9en ,peree Der 8Snia
.u@ entl6ieren rabin wirfen, bab bic
stnie ni9t iteri9ritten tperce, melde
'te Selbititdnoi9feit rer Gin;elitaaten
|aranttrt ionoern roe ceren GinRue
lno Nnleben un9el6udlert erbalten
uerre. Nas fit eine 3umutbuna
nag ben auttn Sa6ienf6nis gu pieler
ebarnildten Grfldruu9 seranlabt baz
en-?
Mud ber prdiloent ter er(ten &am=
aer belt cine GrDfnunesrere i'm ndm>
iden Slime unc betpnte belpnters, pae
ie fleinern &taaten 2,eutldlonts
tbre nabbdnsiefeit bepabren
,ahen. Dapurd iet bic @teuun9
teler Staaten als treue 8unceeeeno(z
N oeS Norcbunces feines,rees aussez
blp6en. ....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
ticn in }einem Netb unp 70 babe fi9

oann Der Tailer 9efli9t. Der Staatsz
anwalt erbltdte bterin zine Majetdtsz
beletoisuns unc beantragte iieben Woz
nate fdperen &erfer nit einem Taitas,
:. ). &a0er unp Srop> in jsper Wude.
prpfelor Wreutcr trat jsro1 ben BE-
wets Der @abrbeit an unp feline Mitz
tbeilungen aus cen DON Ger Nesierun9
leltit Yor9ele9ten 9lctenitiidsn waren
Der Nrt pab Ter Oeridtsbof Jpn frei
lprad. profelor Wreutsr yeritderte>
pab Der &aiier nod in, ppri9en iSriibz
iabr sntldlp0en 9ewelsn 1ei cas- Gonz
corrot nit 9Safen9elpalt aufredt su
erbalten. s!uf Die Sprtsuuns rer
Miniiter, raj ein 0olfeaufitanp in
Wten su befiirdten iei, tpenn rie rom
2lbgeprpnstenbauIe teldlo0enen 0eieBe
iiber Dlei0beredttgung rer Gonfeliioz
men, Die Nufbetuns Oes firbli9en Gbez
redts unc rie S6ulrefcrm perta9t
piiroen babe GranS Sclepb |. Ten
Frieaeminiiter 9efra9t pb CT fa auf
rie 1ruppen in Wien perlailen f5nne
unc erit panr ais auf Die Tra9e cine
ausweibenoe 9lntwort erfplst iei, babe
cerSailer ben GntlAlub sefabt oenSer>
traN cen ct nit Gem Sbeibaupt Der
Rir6e atseldlollen, preis;u9eten. Au6
Die &ailerin Glilabetb babe alien ibren
Ginfub sur &ettuns pe5 Gpncprcats
aufsebpten. Yemerfenswertb it, pa6
bisber nod fein 5ifi;i5ies Blatt perz
ludt bat, Die 8ebauptun9en ccs proz
fel1ors ;u pioerlesen. Dapur9 er=
balt Die 1bpn frlber mebrfa@ aussez
lprpbene 8ebauptunA pab man pen
Saiier nidt init ieinen Diiniitern Ser>
wedieln piirfe, cine neue sepiAtiseSe<
ltati9un9.
8ei cen jineltsn Nei95ratbswab!en
in SDbn,en bat bic f6reraliltil1e
pattei, pelbe fit bic SeIbi itdnp iefeit
SSbmen5 tdmpit vou ltdncis 9eliest
unr linp rie 9lnbdn9er Ter Ne9ierun9
unterle3eu.
Die Sloiterfeince fno unerldIpRid
in ibren Grfnrunsen. @eSenwdrttg
miro ppn rtr Nieuer prsle cas- Dldr9en
verbreitet, es lsi gu Sing i'm 5of zines
ebemaligen Sci uitenflplterS bic Qeide
zines Seluiten sefuncen porcen> welz
der alien Nnl9eine na6 purd pieBol>
ter leinen SOB seiunpen baben mii0e."
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Gin iabrecflibes 8ranb,,n=
0liif miro aus unsarn ber'dtet. Nm
28. Sept. fam in Dem MarttF Fefsn
Narplin Nadmittass auf nod nidt
aufsefldrte aSeil le in elmer S9eune
Jeuer gum Nusbru9e ras in ,penisen
Wtinuten BEN 9r6bern She'll ps5 Srtes
er9rifen uno in Elm belllppernoe6 Jeu>
ermeer rerpanrslt batte. Sin 1ctpn
leit ldneer al5 "a Stuncen NIT ia en>
Der 0epalt wiitbenrer Sturm true pas
Clement yon DAD gu Dad, i9leuoerte
cie 8rdnpe peitbin iiber Die Strabe
ent;iinpete entfernt itebenoe 0ebdupe
unp mabte e6 ben in Gile betmwarts<
ftiir3enpen 8ewobnern pes OrteS un>
m5sli9, f9 pen pom breiten Glammen>
9iirtel MISREPRESENTATION ;u ndbern,
in tpelhen piele pieier lln9lidlt9sn
ibre surlfselalenen &inper wubtsn.
Sinnen elmer bolben Stunre ,par penn
AUDI Der san;e Marft bis gu Den entz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-30
ct. Naul, Wtinneiota @amaaa, Ben 80. Sctpber 1862

ferntefenS deusrn cine ein;iae sIabenre
Teuerei1e in wel9er 21 Sinner ben
Tlammentpp fanpen. Gpn rem mebr
als 130 6auler,1 ,pel9e rer 1dDne be-
trtebiame Marftaeden nod DOR penie
Stuneen 9esablt waren um 6 ubr
Abenps aueer Ger &ir9e> nem Sdulz
uno Yfarrbaule unp rem bilb6Ridea
Sdloi1e nur nod 5 6duler unpsriebrt.
Der aause iibri9e Marft bronnte bis
arf Die 0runpmauer nierer 70 ca6
nidts, wecer Tabrni6e nod bic aufsez
lpeiberten Irubtz uno Tutteryprratbe
9erettet ipercen fonnten.
Wreufen. Das Sa9esseiprdd rer
Nerliner bilret natiirlib bic Neile eeo
Srcnprtn;en, ce1cn ge1u9 teim Diterz
reidiIthen &ailer isyt ols ro5 Dcrt ces
&rcnprtnlen pom Sadlen rar9eitellt
,pirr, Inn ia nem preuetl1en 6errl6er<
baule feine Demiitbi9un9 unter;uldicz
ben. Der &rpnprins BON preuben
miro iibrt9ene auf leiner Neile nab
cem Orient rerl Slang 1eine6 9auieS
entfalten. @o! Dien sebt er nad
Stalien, Don bort bceleitet ibn cinNcrpz
peutides 0eld.poper mad '?pn itantie
nopel, Don no rerielbe feline Neile ourd
&leinafen uno palditina surGr1fnuns
cee Sue;<Ganals fertlest BET pelder
iid befanntlid cine &eibe flrtli1er
perlonen cinfnoen ,perpen.
llber ben 3uitanb rer G,emeinoe>
'ihulen in8erlin brin9en reutlbeBldttsr
interedante ftattltil6e Mittbeiluusen,
morau5 berYorgebt, cab pom Den innerbalb
Der leBten. sebn Sabre abgesansenen
S6iilern nur etwa Z Bis 8 procent
crtbo9rarbild lbreiten % bis 20
procent aelaufi9 leien u. leierlid i9rei>
ben, bic iitrisen 63 bis 66 prccent es
aber nidt ca;u 9ebra9t baben, troBoem
fie 1000 bis 5000 Stuncen ibres Qez
bens baben in Der S1ule ;ubrin=
gen miiben.
Gin Grbbcbem ieBte am 3. ,.
Mts. Die 9ewobner BON &oblens unp
un'9eseno in Sdrefen. GiniseS9prnz
1teine itiir;ten Elm.
Sn Nteoerntenbt9 (Nbein<
proYinD ,purcen am Is. Sept. tinnen
penisen Stunpen % Mpbnbduier
nebf S9eunen, Grntepprrdtben ,c Elm
&aub rer Ulammen.
in $5anmpper waren neuli9 BET
Der GrSfnun9 oes pritteu proein,ial<
lanptase5 pur6 ren 0rafen Stoubere
nidt so Mit9lieper pom ben 80 anmez
lenp> rpelde Der 2anptas 3dblt. Die
5annpperaner f5nnen fd eben nod
INNER nidt redt nit ben neuen 3uz
tanpen befreuneen unp baben erf unz ,
dn9ft pisrer ibrem alten &1ntA mertb<
,olle 0eldenft gum @eburtstas se<
'Gidt.
Sn, &aiierlaal 3u Tranffurt a. 81. 4,
a9te unldn9f Elm pbtlo1opben> {
pn9reB> an tpe!demprofe6orN6 t
'us 5eirelber9 in leinem 0crtra9 aus
tnancerleBts wte 0otteSglaube uno I
Redtsfnn BET ben Wenl6en abbanpen |
,etpmmen, Greue unD @lauben perloz I
en- 9e9an9en uno an ibre SteQe Be- (
rug 9etreten uno eS paber nptbwenpt9 r
ei rur9 0runcuns pon uSittli6feitsz !
,ereinen" auf eine Be1lerung 1goer 3u< I
t1nce bin;uwirteu. II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-06

Ohio County Circuit Court
July Rules, 1869
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-06
wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,

2
Thursday Evening, August o. ,
The market is affected with the dnii-
ness that seems to pervade all things
slss The grain market shows no signs
of life and but little of the new crop
! is arriving. This of course cannot long
continue. The provision market shows
considerable activity ana prices are
tending upward. We quote:
GRAIN-We quote new red at l 90;
old rad at 1 25al 80. new white ct goa
: Ok and l 25a1 80 for No l old
White. Corn is scarce and held at S0a
s5c. Oats dull; sales new at 40a45c; old
at 5Oa6Oc. Rye at 90. Barley O0a
l 10.
HAYS held at 1s 00a22 90 for baled;
loose s14 OOal6 90 per ton.
Observation-Disclosures, 24a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refined sugars
firm: good to choice New Orleans
14al5c; Porto Rico l3tal4ic; Cuba
12aal4c; Demarara 16al7c; Crushed
l7ic; A coffee 16tc: B coffee l6c;
C extra loci; C coffee 15c. Molasses-
New Orleans s0as5c; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New York do.
sOa9Oc; Choice Syrup coal 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork at
SO 90; shoulders Ice; clear rib sides lofc;
clear sides 19ic; sugar cured hams 25c;
do canvassed 22c; family hams &c.
Lard 20a2lc.
POTATOES-Markst dull; sales at Asa
SOC.
BEANS-Sales of white at 2 50a3 90.
FLOUR-Market quiet and unchang-
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 80; fancy
at rs; superfne at A rs. Rye Flour
at 6 90.
BUTTER-Sold at Zoe for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3 30; Ohio River 2 30.
TEA-Gunpowdert tea 25al rs; Young
Hyson tea GOAL 60: Black tea GOAL 25.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is 65a70c; bright IS and los
75aSOc; fig lump 7OasOc; CARROTS snuff
75c; CARROTS snuff in boxes : so.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere'
No. 2 half barrels 10 80; No. 3 medium
6 80; No. 3 large 90. Lake herring,
half barrels, IS; white fish 8 90; Labra-
dor herring at IL 90.
CARBON OIL-At CSC per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGS-Supply fair and demand light,
at l5c per dozen.
- CHEESE-Market lower and without
activity, we quote Goshen at l7c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3fa44c,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe ste; heavy band 4ia5ic; hoop and
light band, to / inch, 5a98; round and
square 3fa7ac; oval iron 44a5c; half oval
and half round 4ia5!c; fiat rail, punched
and counter sunk, Ate; T rail 4ta4fc; T
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, a %; = and Cd so; and I'd
rs; 4 and I'D 90; Sd 10; I'd 90; bar
rel, inch to II inch, 5 00a7 IS; finishing
l to inch, 5 50a9 %; casing, 10 to BOD,
5 90; Sd 25; Cd so; I'D rs; fine blued
i'd 6 90, Sd Z 90, I'd 90; lining nails, ]
inch, 8 IS; clinch nails 8 90; cut spikes
4 so; boat spikes, CIT, 90: wrought 5 90
40 rs.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August 5.


FLOUR-Unchapged.
WHEAT-In good demand at full
rates; red held at goal %, and white
at 4Oa1 As.
CORN-Dull and dropping at 85a87e
for ear.
aOATS-In demand at 45a5Oc, the lat,
ter rate for prime white.
RYE-Dull at 90a92c.
TOBACCO-In good demand; the
sales during the last two days comprise
ia hhds at II 00a34 90; the premium
tobacco brought 40 O0alOO % per lO(
pounds.
WHISKY-UHsettled; 200 barrels sold
at O5, and 39l barrels at l O9; Their,
is some conflict between dealers.
MESS PORK-Held at SO so.
BULK MEATS-Held at l4c for shout
ders, and l64c for sides.
BACON-Held at 151alSial9c fol
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides; nj
sales.
LARD-Quiet at 194c.
BUTTER-Held at 25a3Oc.
EGGS-Held at 14c.
GOLD-l36 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dull and lower at Ia
LILO discount buying.
! MONEY-Market unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-06
New York Markell.

NEW YORK, August 5.
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales of 1000 bales at 33!c for middllng
uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and slightly in
buyers favor.
WHEAT-Very firm with fair export
demand at Sal 50 for No. and Ola
l IS for No. spring; Gal 90 for new
red Ohio and Indiana.
RYE-Nominal at 26al q for west
ern.
OATS-Dull Of 7SaS0c for new and
old western.
CORN-Dull at 07al IL for good to
prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull and hea W at 30 0Oa33 OG
for mess.
BEEF-Steady with moderate in
quiry.
CUT MEATS-Firm aud in fair de-
mand.
BACON--Steady with moderate in
quiry.
LARD-Firm at 1850 for prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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Chicago Marker
CHICAGO, Augu st

CHICAGO, Angus ST ).
rLOUR-Firm at soar 90 for spring
extras.
WHEAT-More active; No. sold at
l 4Otal ~, closing unchanged; No. . sold
at 36t seller August.
CORN-Advsnced 10; sales No. , at
Ssas9Sc: rejected at SltaS3c; no grade at
7Sc in store; closing at s9aS9tc for No. ,;
this afternoon soc was bid for No: sell
Ter last half of August and 9Oc asked.
OATS-Qaiet unchanged at oSa3oc Tor
No. ? and 47a47 &c for rejected; closing at
54a5Sc for No. 2.
RYE-Firm at 93s94c for No. 2 and
S2aS3c for rejected new.
BARLEY-FIrmer and quiet; No. In
store nominally 30al IS.
HIGH WINES-Active and excited at
tine opening and closed easier; sales at
At DIAL 05.
soGAR-Firm and active at l3ial4!c
Tor common to prime Cuba
CAIILE-Steady and more active at
3 5Oa5 90 for cows; 5 5Oa6 d for fair 10
medium; 6 3oa7 u, for good steers
HOGS-Opened firm and active and
closed easier: 5 50aS 90 for fair To T. adj.
un; 9 12ia9 40 for good to choice; 8 75a
10 90 for extra.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, August 5.-The SeRatus Con-
sultum is rapidly winning favor in
France. 1t comedies three cardinal
points: First, The Legislature will have
power to elect its own officers and gov
ern itself. Second, 1t will have right
to initiate laws. Third, 1t will have
power to control France. 1t will be
thus seen that the sovereign power is
divided between the Executive and the
Legislative and the people are begin
ming to recognize, in fact for the first
time in the history of France, that con-
stitutional reform has been accomplish
ed without force or violence.
MADRID, August 4.-Prince Heir de
Bourbon, brother-in-law to Isabella,
is preparing to return to Spain, by per-
mission of the Government. The Prince
has seven times been bauishcd by the
ex-Queen on account of his radical opin'
ions.
Admiral Topic is striving hard to OBJ
tain the Spanish crown for the Duke Of
Montpensier.
1t is stated positively that Spain has
refused to sell Cuba on any terms to
the United States.
FLORENCE, August ;. -During the
celebration of q great festival in the
Cathedral of Trani, Sicily, the drapery
caught fire. The church was crowded
at the time. The congregation were
seized with panic and rush was made
for the doors. In the confusion sixteen
persons were trampled to death and a
large number badly bruised. The fire
was easily extinguished before any con-
siderable damage was done to the Cath,
edral.
PEsTH, August emperor Francis
Joseph has declined to grant the petition
of the wife of Prince Karagi orewich fol
the pardon of her husband, accused o
assassinatiug the late Prince of Servia
and has ordered that his case be deal
with by the ordinary tribunal.
LONDON, August 5.-Tho Harvard
crew has been rearranged as follows
Loring stroke, Simmons rece, Boss bow
Their speed has been improved and il
their practice yesterday they made :
TO 80 strokes per minute.
DUBLIN, August 5.-The Irish Bishop
in conference here have resolved that ;
general Synod, in which the laity a
we'll as the clergy are to be represented
shall assemble at an early day. The!
have alse decided to convene provincial
Synods to consider the local charges ne
cessary to be made in the Church unde
present circumstances. The corpora
ton of the city of Waterford hav,
passed vote of thanks to Mr.. Glad
stone for the successful passage of tn,
Irish Church bill.
PARIS, August 5.-It is reported tha
the Emperor will soon issue manifesto
announcing as last act of his persona
government, the rejection of certain
taxes and the extension of the educa
tisnal system of France
VIENNA, August 5.-During the dis
sussion of war estimates in Reichratt
Baron Won Beust said it was hazardou
TO ,promise to maintain peace for con
siderable length of time, but he EXPIRE.
sed the opinion that if no war occurre
during the next four years the preserv'
ton of peace for long period was Gel
tain
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

TO THE REGISTER
WASHINGTON, August 5.

"saSSaA1.
1t is stated that by request of Secre.
tary Fish q number of gunboats have
been placed at his disposal by Admiral
Porter to watch the Spanish gunboats 81
New York. - GE t,.g 4
San Domingo and Hayti.
A dispatch frem Long Branch sayi
Secretary Robson admits that Senator
Cole has gone to San Domingo en- 6
special mission. The Secretary declares
that inside of one year San Domingo
will be admitted to the Union. The
Secretary to-day received dispatch
from Earnest Loroche, the Haytiar
Charge d'Adairs, asking an interview
tonight or to- morrow morning. Loroche
has had long interview with Secretary
Fish and Fish has given him letter to
present to Robson. The business is
important and may have come to some
decision bearing upon the annexation
project. Robeson will meet Loroche in
the morning.
Roard Of Visitors.
The report of the Board of Visitors to
West Point highly cOmmends the dis
cipline there. The arrangement OF the
studies is excellent, but deficiency IN
the correctness of utterance was MOTTO
ed, and more attention to composition
is recommended. They also recon-
mend more attention to the studies in
our own language, and less attention.
to the French and other foreign lam
guages. Lectures of physical geogra-
ply, hygiene and history are recon-
mended. Competitive examinations for
admission are also recommended.
Specimen of Marble.
A beautiful specimen of marble, much
superior to the Italian, has been re-
oeiyed at the Land Office, from IA new
quarry discovered recently on the Gov
eminent Leavenworth reservation.
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BACON! BACON D.!

B4CUN bhOVN
90 TIERCES DAVIS STAR SUGAR CUR
ZU ed, extra canvassed, Hams.
500 lbs. Plain
lOIOO Clear Sides.
10000 " Prime Shoulders.
Just received and for sale by
0,r,s ''' NJ. REILLY.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

HAVANA, August 5.-A steamer from
Vera Cruz brings dates from the City of
Mexico to August LIST.
Tue examination of Carrsjol, Espin-
esq., Sanchez and Vargas on charges of
d'sloyaity was in progress.
frsmiaent citizens and Europeans
had been arrested on suspicion of being
connected with plot to assassipate
President Juarez and his minister's and
pillage the city. Minister Nelson had
been appealed to, but refused to inter
eede in behalf of the conspirators.
The revolutionists in Tamaupulos
have been defeated by the national
troops sent against them.
The Indian war in Yucatan CONTINUED
and is extending.
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State Of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court
July Rules, 1869.
Joseph Stewart, Complainant,
rs.
Hezeron Stewart, as Executor of the last will
and testament OF Robert Stewart late of Ohis
county, deceased, Nelly Stewart, Thomas
Stewart Prestley Stewart, Eliza Thompson
with Thomas Thompson her husband, Nancy
williamson Hetty Miller Robert Waddle,
Mary Ann Douglas with William Douglas her
husband, Eliza Donley with Charles Donley
her hu band, Jane Feay with Moses Feay her
husband, Robert Stewart Joseph Stewart,
Arthur Baker and Virginia Baker, Defend
ants. IN ChahceTy'
rlNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO AS
certain whether any, and If any how much,
of what was offered for probate Complainant $
! xhibiu is the will of Robert Stewart, late oil
Ohio county, deceased, that said paper writing
purportiug to be the last viii and testament 81
said Robert Ste wart deceased may be- rejected,
and the certificate granted for obtaining probate
thereon be set aside and vacated, ana that ad.
minstratiOn be granted upon the estate OF SAID
Robert Stewart deceased, according to law.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed with
the papers in the cause, that Eliza Thompson
with Thomas Thompson her husband, hetty
Miller Eliza Donley with Charles DOnley her
husband, Arthur Baker and Virginia Baker, are
non. residents of the State of West Virginia, on
motion of Complainant by his counsel il is or.
dered that they do appear here within one
month after the fourth weekly publication OF
this order and due posting thereof at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, and do what they may deem fit TO pro
tee I their interest in this suit.
Test: MICHAEL. BRETNIG, Clerk.
MONTGOMERY & CRACRAFT
iypqit Sol 5 for Complainant.