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HudM has made an abstract Of the
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\ quaS' revolution broke out in
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q great deal Of agitation during the
evening, and infantry and cavalry
paradcd through the streets all
night. Shortly after midnight, the
crowd III one of the stccts in the
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Il line Of policcc, and formed n bar.
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The cavalry charged ON hccroWd
III the street several times, and
many citi2rus were wounded. hut
no one was killed. the police have
been very active, and it is reported
that they have made nearly GOO ar
rests. The newt day the Emperor
and Empress drove through the
scene of disturbance and were loud
~ chccred. Atljcst accounts the
cNutmcnt had pretty muck subsid
ed.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO. September 6.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm at 75a7 w
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and easier; sales OF
No. = at 30al 81, closing at l 3O3al 3Of;
this afternoon sales at PSI, seller Sep
TENDER.
CORN-Easier and 4alc lower; sales
of No. , at S6faS7ic; rejected at o2ao3tc;
no grade at 75aSOc; closing ut &c Tor
No. ,; this afternoon market quiet at
s6Jc. seller September, for No. 2.
OATS-Firmer; opening at 44fa4oc
for No. 2, advanced to l5fa45!c and
closed at 45a45tc.
RYE-Quiet and a shade easier; sales
of No. = a. 93ia94tc, closing at 94c; re-
iected a. S2.HS3!c.
BARLEY-Excited and more active,
with an advance of 3a4c per bushel on
No. ,: seller the month sold at 29al 30
CATrLE-Dull aud nominal AZ 3Oa
4 37t for cows and 25s7 30 for good to
choice steers.
HOGS-Quiet and firm at 8 i5aS 90
for common, 00l9 81 for fair TO me
dium and Q 50a9 IS for good to choice
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
CBy Telegraph to the Register)

HAVANA, September 5.-Advices re-
ceiyed from Port au Prince to the ACh
saws: An engagement before Aux Cares
took place on the 22d. Salnave was de-
feated and dangerously wounded. The
rebel war steamers Florida and Colum
bia bombarded Gonives on the lOtt
ult., and after wards succeeded in taking
the place. The rebels received ten rifieo
guns from New York. Three OF Sal
naye's sloops laden with coffee were
captured by the insurgents on the llth
Calve issued a proclamation that ne
wonld abandon the cause for which hs
has so long struggled.
HAVANA, September 5.-Advices from
st. Domingo Of August IA, nit, say
During the absence of General Baese
Vice President Garmese surrendered
Santiago to the ex-President. Baest
with 300 men moved against LaineI
where he das defeated. Baese expected
to retake Santiago and afterwards pro
posed to march against Puerto Plata
Arsena is still besieged by the rebels
The three French loans proved nnsuc
cessful.
HAVANA, September 5.-Dispatches
from Mexico City, dated the Goth Aug
ust, cont lin the following:
Jose Rivas Palacio was shot Oh the
18th at the entrance to the National
Theatre by Senator Torroes, ason of the
editor of the Mexican Mouiteur.
Ex-Secretary Seward has abandoned
his projected visit to Mexico.
f. A defalcation in the Treasury Depart
ment, to the amount of $4,000, was
discovered on the 23d.
A treaty of amity and commerce with
the North German Confederation has
been signed.
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8n! Teleqraph.
COAL SHAFT ON FIRE,
200 Lives i'm jeopardy.
A HEARTRENDING SCENE.
TO TIRE REGISTER.

PLYMOUTH, PA, September Ca fire
bottom of the shaft owned by the Del.
aware, Lackawanna and Western Com
pany, in this place, and in a short time
the whole breaker and outbuildings
were in flames, and the hosting appa.
ratus, the only avenue of escape for the
miners, is destroyed. All efforts to stay
the flames were unavailable, and the
whole structure fell, filling mp the
shaft. Over two hundred men are in the
shaft, and have no communication ont
with no chance for air. As the only way
for getting air into the shaft was through
the main opening, and that was filled
with burning timbers and debris of the
flames. 1t is feared the whole number
have been suffocated by smoke or per-
ished for want of air.
The fire department of Scranton,
Wilkesbarre and Kingston are playing
streams down the shaft for the purpose
of quenching the fire there So the rub
bish can be cleared out aud the condl-
tion of the men ascertainea. Ii will
probably take till tomorrow morning
before tidings can be received from
them. The scene is heartrending. Fam
lilies are cougregsted in great numbers.
Miners from all parts of the country are
there at work, and merchants and in fact
the whole popular ion of the town have
turned out TO assist. The loss by fire
will amount to about 100000; partly
coverd by insurance. All the physicians
of the vicinity have been summoned To
attend when the condition of the men
IL ascertained. The affair has cast
gloom upon the whole community and
business is almost entirely suspended.
The mihers only resumed work to-day
after u suspension Of about three months.
Among the men in the mines is Nr.
Hughes, the superintendent.
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ao,y 10 save Corn Fodder

Much of the value of corn stover is
DESTROYED BIZ careless handling, even in
the districts where they store it for feed
This is especially true of the corn that
is cat up by the ground and put in
shocks to cure. The curing process goes
on safely while it remains in the shock,
but the husking begins while the stalks
are yet green at the bottom, and the
fodder is Immediately stacked or carried
to the barn, and stored in bulk. 1t soon
heats and moulds. If. after husking,
the stalks are bound Immediately in
bundles, of convenient size for handling,
aud put into large shocks OF thirty or
forty bundles, set up endwise, and cap
ped with straw, they will cure without
moulding, and make excellent fodder
Or the bundles may be taken directly to
the barn, or to an open shed, and stored
in the same way. The air has free cir.
culation through ali the interstices OF
the bundles, and the moisture is carried
off. Well cured corn fodder is nearly
equal in value to hay, and the extra la
Dor of making into bundles will pay.
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The Arcbbisbops of Armagh and DIR

The Archbishops of Armagh and Dub
lin here have agreed to convene a Lay
Conference, which will meet in this city
in October. .E n
MADRID, September GA proposition
has been made to reduce the hierarchy
of Spain to five Archbishops and thirty.
two Bishops.
PARIS, September 6.-The La Presse
reports that the Emperor kept his bed
yesterday, and received only the En-.
press ann Prince Imperial during the
day, but adds that the condition Of the
Emperor is not considered worse. The
LIE Public says the Emperor did not 90
out yesterday, and his physicians coun
sci him TO avoid fatigue.
PARIS, September 6.-The official pa
pers this afternoon declare that the
Emperors condition is not alarming.
The Senate to. day adopted the Sena'
tus Consultum by vote of 134 affirma'
tives to 3 negatives.
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New York Money Market.
NEw YORK, September

INV iONh' ~ RhNH'SN'
MONEY-Easy asd steady At 6a7 per
cent. until late in the afternoon. when
il became very active at sharp per
cent. for call loans. The activity Is at
tribu ed 20 the gold speculation. which
continues very heavy.
STERLING-Dull at l0SaloSs.
GOLD-Unsettled; opened at l37, and
closed at 1874. Carrying rates at 2a6
per cent. and borrowing fiat at per
cent. and 64al - per day.
Affairs in France, owing to the illness
of Napoleon, appear in an excited and
serious condition, as is witnessed IN the
decline III Rentes, which are quoted at
69f. 75c., against7lf. Soc. Saturday.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Heavy
and lower. Coupons of 81, l22!al22S;
do 90. l2lial22t; do "a, l2l8dl22; do
'65, l2l2nl22; do new, l20ial2O1; lO-40s,
/ lllfalll+.
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RACON. BACON.

NO TIERCE> DAVIS STAR SUGAR CUR
~ Cd. extra canvassed, Hans.
500 lbs. Plain
Iu,ay Clear Sides
s5laU0 " Prime Shoulders
just received and for sale b.
,,-ss N REILLY.
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Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
en- TIERCES DAVIS" AND WILLARD
W Parker's" choice Hams at close figures.
apr29 MAXWELL & TlhGLE.
TOBACCO. WESTERN.
J. % boxes Niagara los, back,
25 caddies do los, and Navy b.
boxes Russell's los black,
10 boxes Ellegantus los, black,
IS caddies los,
20 Highland Chieitain Is black,
y Mermaid Navy Is
~ Pine Apple Navy Is
OLD VIRGINIA.
10 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs,
Ambrosia lbs
~ Curiosity lbs,
10 Twin Fl Dorado, soft pressed 10
Bright Twist
10 Millers Fine Twist
10 Diadem Soft Pressed H.
SMOKING TOBACCO
Is bbls. +. g. cut and dry.
10 half bbls +. g. cut and dry,
10 kegs McRean's 6 twist for sale.
MAXWELL a TINGIE
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 8.
FLOUR-Dull; family at 6 25.
WHEAT-Lower' and dull at a de-
cline; red 25al %; white l 35al 40.
CORN-Quiet but firm at GOAL O3.
OATS-54a5Sc.
RYE 90.
WHISKY-DuIl at 0S.
MESS PORK-Dull; held at y 15a
80 90, but no demand.
LARD-Dull aud nominal at l93c.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders sold at
1859, but held at lac; at the close sides
held at 16lc.
BACON-Unchange shoulders l5c;
sides. l5tc for rib and l53c for clear rib
HAMS-Sugar-cured 23a24c.
BUTTER-Searce aud il demand at
2Si35c, the latter choice.
EGGS-Scarce and higher: fresh at
| l9a2Oc.
OILS-Linseed steady at | OOal Us;
lard l 40al 45; petroleum 3la33c.
HOGS-Dull and lower; 6 OOa9 10,
the latter an extreme rate.
BEEF CATTLE-UnChanged and firm
at 00a6 so.
GOLD-l36I. buying.
EXGHANGE-Steady at 10 discount
buying.
MONEY-Market close and active.
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BY THE CABLE.
I By Telegraph to the Register J

LONDON, September 5.-Important
advices in relation to the actual coIdl-
tion of relations between the Khedive
of Egypt and the Sultan of Turkey have
been received. The Khedive promptly
telegraphed to COnstantinople his as
sent to the conditions-military, tinan-
cial and tributary-which were en-
braced and insisted on in the Sultan's
letter lately forwarded 10 him, thus
evincing his determination to leave no
excuse for any hostile action on the
part of the Sultan. The Kscdive eX-
pected to arrive ia Constantinople on
Monday and have an official interview
with the Sultan immediately. The
French Minister in Constantinople tele-
graphed the main points of the Sultau's
letter to the Khedive before he reached
Alexar dria, at the same time urgently
advising him to submit TO the terms.
LONDON, September 5-Night.-Pri-
waite advices from Paris have been re-
ceived here tonight on the subject of
the actual condition of Napoleon's
health. These dispatches represent that
the illness of the Emperor has taken a
somewhat alarming turn. His Majesty
experienced an attack of the disease
yesterday which oCclsiOned him an I'M
usual amouut of extreme pain and suf-
terlug This paroxjsm snhsided after a
little time, hnt to-day the Emperor feels
very much exhausted from its effects
No fatal result If the attack is anrici-
pated, but the exciting symptoms are
OF such a character that they are de-
cidedly calculated to excite uneasiuess
both IN the family and in the public
mind.
ARMAGH, IRELAND, September c.
The york of recognizing the Church
IS progressing satisfactorily. a rcQuisi.
tion has been prepared to ask the Pr.
mates to convene lay conference.
PARIS, September 6.-The ComMis
siall VI tuN bpulsC, III OANCA w alAaH ca
element, publicly announced the health
of the Emperor satisfactory.
COSsTANTISOPLE, September 6.-Th'
Khedive has telegraphed his assent Il
the Vizier's second letter, relative Il
the negotiation of loans, without the
consent of the Sublime Porte.
LONDON, September Ga later dis
patch states that the Khedive left Alex
andria tor Constautineple.
LONDON, September 6.-The German
Catholic Hierarchal Convention, in
session In Fulda, adopted line of ac-
ton or platform to 6c observed By pre
lates IN COUSIN in Rome. 1t is tolerant
and independent in tone, Yet in spirit
OF complete submission . the call of Tho
Holy See. Austrian Bishops did NOT At.
tend. They assemble in convention in
Salzburg.
The Morning Telegraph reviews chro
nologically Mrs. Stoves article on Lore
and Lady Byron. IL says the subject i
tco painful u discuss and regards it
publication as the result of indiscIetiol
on the part of Mrs. Stowe and the pub
Usher.
DUBLIN, September 6.-Csrdinal Cul
len has ordered prayers of thanksgiving
IN the Catholic Churches for the termi
land.
MIR; Gladstone, in a note Just pub
ueI, says the pardon of the Fenian
is under consideration in the Cabinet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-07
New York Dry Good. Market.

NEW lVhh, NVFtVEHUVI o.
The market opened fairly but not very
active, aud prices generally are steady
We have only the following changes TO
day Stevens Linen Croshers are selling
at the annexed prices: B brown, lote; dc
bleached llic; do brown ll'o; SO A
brown l3.c; do bleached l4ic; I brown
lie; do bl,ached l5ic; \ brown loc; &c
hieached l5ic; \ brown l7!o; do bleach
cd Isle; Twill Roll, brown Isle; dc
0ieached l9tc, and the wOrkingman blue
usnlms changed from pit TO -! cents.