The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
,y TELE GRAPH.

R.rr of Qlebec, has been
Mayo, - resign, but he refuses.
-, Francis Hiucks has arrived a.
toa o5t He wiil remain 10 Canada ior
Quebec o,o,bs
Two moH'uS'
,J Eri,ht and Watts N Maer,
.,.S + "s' york. indicted for usury, plead
oi ,t'ty STy before Judge Ca4deso'
,aoor,el from Ottowa that nego-
II 'S m the subject of reciprocity
tlar'Ir' .Ir Gs opened in Washington IN Sep
trmbyr
.oecial dispatch from Queenstow11
y ,nnrr, the arrival OF the harvaru
anayf ,y in The city Of Paris, after a pleas
s,F" ,, rs,,age They are all we'll
nnr,brr OF leading citizens of San
r.n,ci.ro have organized society lor
M T~r1trr,ion of the Chinese from
ne 'Iv hy Ilwle,s white men and boys.
n.s...,r Morse, the distinguished
,.i.grapher, sustained a compound lrac, rae.
.n,' "f rbs ieg by fall at his residence
nsar rsoT Poughkeersie, n. Y, on Saturday
evening.
p,ir.rr letters from well informed
,nrrs. reiterate the statement that
S'u,Si,ir, SUM- are practically at an end for
.ns nrs.eut owing TO the prevalence Of
cboera and yellow fever
u,1 ,evjces from England give de-
.."Sof the loss of the British ship Blue
t''S 49, Lrpnd from New Zealand to
T'f,nI Olr of sixtv-uine persons on
hoard @ only eight are known to be
saved.
pscartly a bark left Baltimore with
,,NGG stand of arms and 10000 pounds
= ,mmrpi'jou for Cuba. She got of
r,,ranr rronblr. protesting to be loaded
a,,h bay aud reached her destination
,r,r,..f1lIy. 1t Is understood another
r.s.rl +, lkrlv 10 sail for the same port
similarly ireIghted.
1, accident occurred on the Rideau
canal in Canada, by which two lives
we're lost and six gates carried away
Tn, disaster will cause u delay OF more
,F,o month for repairs. 1t was caused
Lr ,,mr bargps breaking away aud ow-
,ogforle great fall, carrying everything
brfOr. ihcm.
Nr. E. Thrice, gentleman who did
greg. service in the Peace Jubilee, has
I,.v.d a card TO all musical societies
and plee clnbs throughout the United
S,,trs ,skIDg them TO send delegates to
Congress 10 be held in Boston the I'D
Of september, tho object of which is to
rfrcG national organization.
The New York Telegram reports that
Marshal Barlow with large force OF
marines made a raid on q Cuban rendez-
you, a; iobOkeu, Monday night, and
captured g. Of the hllibuSterS and sent
them TO Fort Lafayette. He then tele-
graphed the fact 10 the Spanish Minis
ter aud President Grant.
Track laying on the LeavenwOrth,
AtChisOu and Northwestern railroad was
commenced Monday and will be COM
pr',d within three weeks. Work was
4>o commenced on the bridge 10 be
blllt across the Missouri at Leaven-
worth by John Mccarthy, who has the
contract for building the eastern APP
protch.
About forty vf the Cuban expedition
whrwere uoi r"ptured 10y the marines
last Thursday md Friday have since
escaped from G rdner's Island 10 the
main land. \ .Orce of marines and u
tug were sent by Marshal Barlow on
Saturday to capture them, but they ar
rived too late. Those already captured
were still in Fort Lafayette.
The suit of Col. john OMahoney
against August Belmont and others for
the possession of $4,000 in gold be-
longing to the Fculan organization,
came mp again yesterday in the New
York Supreme Court, special term, be-
fore Judge McCunn. The court finally
made an order directing payment of the
money 10 Thomas j. Barr, who had
been appointed receiver, and check
VA, drawn for the amount. Further
proceedings adjourned to the 9th inst.
iar 'y'y six persons who arrived on
%" lm'rI States frigate Guiricre YES.
',ida! 'Tum Rio JanelTO, are a portion
oi TIE colony of Southeruers and rebe
Nmnatall'rs who went to Brazil to es
ltblNA colony. They are thoroughly
"SSuN'rt and IN "a very impeCuniOus
coalition. Charitable persons will pay
i"r.r passages 10 their homes. Other,
sul, remain behind and will come home
aN soon as they can get free passage.
The grand concert of the S,pngerfesr
ut Rochester, New York. Monday night
was attended by three thousand persons
aud with great success. The orchestra
was composed of fifty instruments and
the CHOIR of two hundred voices. Yes
terday grand picnic was held at Ma.
PIE NIoNr. The Mayors reception yes
trleay morning was grand affair The
Midsummer Nights Festival was held
A>t night at Bartholemew's Garden.
Colonel {. &, Hammond, appointed
Mtuerai Superintendent of the Cnior
faclnc railroad, has accepted the posi-
hon on condition that the difference,
with the Central Pacific railroad b,
compromised so as to admit of gooC
services to the public and fair rates I,
iae company. They have agreed t
carry fruit tn New York at five cent
perpodnd, greeHbacks, and also to ar
range for smigrant trains at a fare from
Ne" York of fifty dollars and from Chi
'lSo OF thirty-eight dollars.
George Peabody, Esq, arrived at New
io'H on Monday morning from New
port, Rhode Island, and left yesterda,
i'T i'T the White Sulphur Springs in Wes
'fsInIa. \ part of his time Monda,
was spent in selecting ont the various
securities comprising the 81 200, 900 do
ration recent promised by him 10 tn
t'">'eeS of the Southern educatiOna
."Du' consisting mostly of State auC
,"''oad coupon bonds. The package,
""'h made up filled tin box the siz,
- d small travelling trunk, and = car
.as7 was called into requisition t
-'! II to It's destination.