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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

Orr THE TRACK.-Yesterday afternoon
as an engine was pushing m empty car
on the side truck where the Street Rail-
way crosses tic Baltimore and Ohio road,
1t (tlle carl jumped from the rails and
went humping along on the crnssties for
some distance. Coming in contact with
fence IL demolished section or two Of It,
and rendered q coal house anything hut
secure from the pecuIation those intlin-
cd to appropriate its contents to tlemi
selves, unlawfulIy. A number OF train men
and section hands were soon on the ground
and the wayward cur speedily placed on
the track. 't#f ft.ILa @ 81. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

FREE CONCERT AND LECruRE.-We
direct attention 10 the advertisement Of d
free concert and lecture, In another col,
umn. The programme given fully cx'
plains itself, yet We may add that this is
the plan adopted by IIOmlin's Wizard Oil
Combination to dispose Of n remedy guar
antced to cure rheumatism, neuralgia, &c.
During the sales caCli evening music is
furnished by n good band, and attn certain
stage Of tho proceedings u lecture on the
subject OF nervous and intIammatory COM
plants Is delivered by DR.. j. d. Murphy
The rendezvous in this cityis at the wharf,
foot of Monroe street, and every evening
a large crowd las assembled at that point
Besides getting the worth Of your money
in pain ranacca, you receive the full value
or il in music. Go, sec, hear, and invest
IL YOU think II worth the price charged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

Mn. LEO. ]. THEIss has retired from the
Ritchie Star on account Of declining
health, and Nj. T, E. DAVIS succeeds. II
Is surprising how rapidly tIlat-papcr uses
up editors. They onIyIast on the average
alNnt three weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

arOCKs-- Steady hut dull; St Paul, Lake ShoFI
and Pacific Nall arc the moro active sharGs'
W'CHtGET Union Telegraph, 81; Adams ExpreSs
q; Wslls, Fargo i Co, 20: Anlertcan' ": United
89k; do. scrip; 500; Erie, 2iit; Harlem, 1iiSS;
Reading, VA; Michigan Central, 1a; Lake
ShOrC, 6G1S; Illinois Central 1907; Pittsburgh, W;
Northwestern, tx; do preferred, SiH; Rock
Island, 1l7t{; New Jersey Central, l08h; 81
preferred a; Fort Wayne g9k; TCrrC lIautC, wv;
Chicago d Alton. 1i9; Ohio i Mississippi,
9k; Hartford j. Eric n. ,.r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

AT the election in Jefferson county
Thursday last, the proposition to subscribe
$25O,OOO for the extension of the Shcnan,
,Ioah Railroad through that county was
carried by about 800 majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
SPAIN.

Madrid, April o.
The enforcement Of the Conscription
law, commenced yesterday. Throughout
Spain the proceedings are generally qnict.
In Barcelona there was much agitation.
The people ut the barriers, threw up bar
ricadcs, and the troops charged and took
them. In the town Of SAM, near BARGE
Iona, tile rioters made some resistance, ,nnd
ten men were killed. ItisrepOrtetl to-day,
that order Is restored in Barcelona md
vicinity, .la "a .EF .n. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
ERANCE.

PARIS. April 3.
8Iiramcar, formerly Russian Governor
Of POlAnd, has arrived here.
Telegrams from LaCrezOt are more
favorable. No collisions between the Olt'
crativcs and troops las occurred. The
mines are deserted and the iron works
partially. MIR. Schneider, one Of the
largest proprietos, hns petitioned the
Government to withdraw the troops, US
their presence tends to keep alive dis
content. ........ .r...,........ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

," LONDON, April 0.
The Times says the French cable shares
deprecated because Of threatened compc-
titiOn.
The importation of grains from the
Baltic Province Of Russia has been No
heavy lately as to depress the hrcNlstuit
market here and Nt Liverpool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

New JERsEY doubtless has the honor
Of orl.aylpg,yoted the first colorcd men. .un,
der the Xytil Article. Last Thursday,
.nro day aler, the secrctary's proclama-
ton was issued special election was held
at Perth Amboy, to ratify tho new charter
of that ancient city. Two colorcd men
presented themselves at thGpolls'ou the
strength Of the proclamation and their
votes were admitted. And this in New
jersey . which vas once the homo Of
Nasty! At Towsoptown, Md, coIotrrd
men voted Saturday andthcy voted Mon
day in tho town elections throughout
Ohio - -. g,.p,..r = ,-r--. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

We have a very readable letter this
morning from Charleston, announcing the
safe arrival therogot tic Governor and
other State officials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
IRELAND.

'.H ;DUBlINJApril6 Is.
The Waterford 4lER announces the
passage Of the Irish force bill and appears
In mourning for the death Of the liberty
of the press. '' lh0'' ft "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

The Congressional Committee on Re-
trcnchn,pqt have been Investigating for
some time past the way inswhicll the CON
tracts for carrying the mails have been
given out, with view Of reducing the
amount now required for this branch Of
the service. They have found irrcgulari-
ties whiththey think can be remedied by
making alt contracts competitive, brcpk-
ing up the system Of extending contHcts
already lot, and will so report to Congress.
A month or SO ago we gave Mr.. CREss-
WE'LL some very good advice in this mat
ter, without charge; and though he did
not seem TO appreciate it, We are very
glad to find tho committee moving in the
direction indicated. This begins to look
like intelligent cconOmy-a saving ut the
brnc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

New York, April 8.
II is raining here this morning and hail.
ing sometimes. TcIegraphic c6InmInica-
ti0n southwark Is completely cut of by
tue snow.
Weather clear; thermometer 90 degrees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
PRUSSIA.

t n BERLIN, Aprll'6. y
The North Gtrmda Gazette says that In
view Of the demands aud threats Of Den.
mark, with respect to North Schlcswig,
the restoration Of friendship with Prussia
is an imposSihility. .'f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

TuE remains: of Gen. THOMAS arrived
at Chicago yesterday afternoon at five
o'clock, and at 8 P. NJ. were again for
warded eastward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

IT still becomes necessary, now and
then, to remind correspondents that no at
tcntion can l,e paid to anonymous letters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
New York Dry Goods Market.

.# '.a NEW YORK. ApEll D. D.
Market moro animated, but far from active,
Prices generally arc quite uniform. The follow
Ing arc tho most important changes: Penbrrt0n
q eOtlOnatcS arc reduced from 23xC to 92kN;
Fremont j a. sheetings from lac tO 1lHc, and
Western World do. rom lie To i0ltc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
Commercial and Financial.
New Work Money nnd Stock Market.
NEw YoRE, April 5.

New YoRK. April 8.
The Stock Exchange to-day voted by $50 70 III
10 authorize tho Building committee 10 procure a
new location and erect new building.
MuNEH-MaFkRt easier and demand OH call
promptly at Oper cent. The bank FSssTyG CON
Plain gFcCnbacEs scarce and banks borrowing
among themselves. ."
STElILlN0.-FIFm III 1854 IO9As
CiULD-FInn: opened at 1I9: closed Al ll9 Car.
ryIng rates 4I<G6pCr cent. ClUaranCcs $Sl,OOO,'
QUO. l
ClOVRRSNENT BONns-ShOw some speculative
spirit and are Arm, apparently In eytnpathy with
the understanding thGt tho Committee oil Ways
and Means are almost unanimously opposed 70
the funding BILL There u u marked scarcity aud
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06
coNNECTIcUT ELECTION.
The state Coos Dem ocratic.

nn.F NEW York, April s.
The Times Hartford special says viO-
lent storm OF min and snow prevailed,
materially reducing the vote cast and
greatly retarding the transmission Of the
returns. Enough is known, however, TO
show that English has been elected Gov
ernOr by about one thousand majority,
and that the Democrats have probably
carried tho Senate, although tho Ropubli.
cans retain hopes that they will still have
control Of that body by n reduced major
ity. So fir as heard from the Democrats
have gained in all parts OF the State, their
net gain being 86G in 46 towns scattered
through six counties. Gov. Jewell con
cedes tho election Of English, and the Re-
pmblicaMs generally have concluded to live
under q DGmpcratic administration during
the coming year. The Democrats are, OF
course, rs lubilant us the weather permits
The tribune says that our returns from
Connecticut are incomplete, but they seem
sufficient to show that James +. English
and most likely. the entire Democratic
State ticket arc elected by n small majority,
and indicates TINT the Republicans will
have the Legislature by reduced majorittes
in both Houses,
The World says the heavy stOpl some.
what affected the vote Tie ID cations
are that English, Democratic candidate
for Governor, will have about one tholls-
and majority. The Legislature Is in doubt
for the Democrats have made gains and
have probably carried the State Senate.
~
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TOLEDO.

Election of Republican Congress
man.
TOLEDO, Aprll5.
Incomplete returns ft1lni this district in
dicatc the election Of Peck, Wep.J TO Con.
grcss. The Republicans also elected their
city ;ickGt herG yesterday. COlored men
yniCl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-06

] "TnR eyes of Delaware, are in eclipse.
That ancient but not extensive common
wealth has received shock in all her
parts. Her glory Is departed. The white
mans government there Is no more. Here
is the dispatch that tells the awful tale:
oh WILMINGTON, DEL, April 2.
The school election in this city was held
to-day. The cOlored citizens for the grcatcr
part awaited themselves Of their newly
acquired rights undCr the fifteenth amend'
mcnt, and offered their ballots The polls
were opened ut / O'Clock, and in the
seventh ward the first four. voters were
colored. In the sixth ward several also
presented themselves. and were accepted.
The election officers In bOthrwarls were
Republicans. In the fourth ward the
election officer was Democrat, but made
no objection to receiving the votes of col
Orcd men. e,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
Msw ORLEANS items

NEW ORLEANS, February 12.-The
prize fight comes of tomorrow be-
tween Gallagher and Conley.
The Injunction against the Jackson
Railroad extension along st. Joseph
street to the river mas been made per-
petual.
Two of the alleged Consolidated
Bank robbers have been arrested. The
Picagame says that the special police
officers were the ringleaders in the
robbery.
Upon the application of the Com
missioner of Customs, Judge Collins
to-day made the mandamus peremp-
tory requiring the city authorities to
order the municipal elections for the
first Monday in March, as the law pro-
Vides.
General Magruder lectured tonight
to a good audience.
Weber, jr., of the firm of Weber
e. Co., is reported to have absconded
with 100000.
A Democratic mass meeting was
addressed in Lafayette Square to.
night by ex-senator Hendricks, oi
Indiana, General Mouton, Jonas, and
others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
NASHVILLE.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, February 12.-There
was no business in the Legislature to-
day-the Senate not being in session,
and the House without a quorum.
Mr.. MeBath, Floater from Knox
and Sewer, is reported at the point Of
death.
C0ngenti0n.-Ir the Convention, the
merchants tax question was finally
disposed of by the rejection of the
committees report, and the adoption
Of clause authorizing the Legislature
to tax merchants and peddlers' privi-
liges in such manner as they may from
time to time direct. The vote stood
40 to 10.
a provision was adopted that poll
taxes should not be less than fifty
cents nor more than one dollar.
A section was proposed empower
ing the Legislature to authorize a vote
in cities, towns and districts to allow
or prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors in their respective limits. 1t
was defeated by tie vote.
A proposition was adopted giving
the Legislature power to levy tax
upon incomes derived from bonds and
stocks that are not taxed ad valorem.
The Convention is likely to get
through its business by the 23d inst.
The Legislature will hardly adjourn
before the middle of March.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
FOREIGN SUMMARY.


ALEXANDRIA, February l2.-The
great rock near Isamalia, has been
successfully removed from the bed Of
the Suez canal. The minimum depth
Of the water is now about tWenty-nine
feet.
From Prussia.
BERLIN, February 12.-Bismarck
closed the session Of the Prussian
Diet to-day With u speech. He re-
GREETED the spirit Of opposition shown
in the Uppea Chamber, and promised
an extraordinary session soon. de
made no reference to foreign affairs.
From France.
PARIS, February 12.-Thirty-tive
persons were arrested yesterday on
suspicion Of completely in the plot
against the State and the life Of the
Empress. In all the cases arms were
found upon the prisoners. Those ar
rested were incarcerated IN prison,
From Canada.
OTTAWA, February 12.-BishOT
Tache, of Bed River, is still here, and
has been present at the sittiugs Of the
Cabinet, in order 10 be consulted on
Red River affairs. He expects to
leave for Fort Garry next Wednesday.
Fr5m Spain.
MADRID, February I'm COrte7
to-day Sen0F Leviora, in reply to q
question. said that the Government
was fully aware Of the conspiracy o.
the Carlists; that the Government
knew of the introduction of arms,
giving out Of money and appoint
ment of officers. The Government
would do nothing until an outbreak
actually occurred, being abundantly
able to crush it at once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
The Anti-Yoman Woman in Galifor
MIA,

Miss Emma Webb is prosecuting
her war against masculine women
and feminine men" with great vigor
i'm California. Here are specimens OF
her ideas as strung together by a San
Francisco paper: "Woman's brain Is
smaller, and her whole organization
finer than mans, and IN this consists
all be difference; God has given her
Geticasy IS an evidence that she is to
depend on the stronger creature, lifted
to endure tie shocks Of life. Depen-
6ency does not imply tyranny, else
the mother may be also tyrdnt over
her dependent children; there is far
less of this SO-called tyranny OF man
than is reported, 20 b. reduced still
further if the woman would depend
upon her beauty and gr2ces TO per
suade, instead Of appealing TO the
sledge-bamuer arguments of the
strong or rather strong
fOngued, sisterhO0d. Woman may
be the greatest of autOCrats If she Will;
she has the power il her sweetness
and amiability be used tor they max"
her autOcrat of the heart, and the
heart leads the brain capliVe; aiiec-
tion Is always persuasive, though per-
hapS the gentlemen would not thank
her for revealing how they are man
aged when they least suspect it.
She quoted from Pope 10 show
that she has her humor most
when she Obeys.'" A single
sweet refined woman can accom-
plish more anyWhere-ever with q
body Of legislators-tban a thousand
blue stockings. 4 seli-assertng or
strong minded" " woman has been
/ the reprOach Of every poet, ancient
and modern, One of AristUtie'5 COM
edies satirizes a woman movement,
not by innuendo or inference, but Ia
/ direct terms. JUvenal pities the man
a" linked to a lean, cOnventiOn-gOing
mate" Other poets were cited in
support Oi the same position. Nature
ordained man as the head, and 10
/ woman is given the sway OF the heart
| to man is given wisdom, to woman
/ g'race-One is TO give support, and the
( other consolation; neither may aban-
don the spheres ioF which they are
/ Gtted. Man without woman 10 love
is without hope, aud woman must be
able to inspire love iii man. Milton
and Shakespeare were quoted to show
the necessary attributes of woman.
The self-mGtilatiOn Of the fighting
AmazOns was cited to show that it
was a revolt against nature to attempt
TO usurp the prerOgatives of man, and
that any other attempt must result in
the surrender of some Of the charms
given them TO WELD an influence over
man,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHINGToN, February 12.-By
direction of the President, the Dis
trict of Columbia has been transferred
from the Department of the East to
the Department Of Virginia.
Col. VIM. @. Moore, Paymaster (.
S. A, and formerly confidential sec
retary to President Johnson, has re-
signed,
France, Prussia and several States
of the North German Union, and
Italy, having adopted provisions as
to Consular jurisdictiun over their
crews and vessels, the President has
proclaimed such treaties with the
United States, accordingly,
WASHINGTON, February 12.-The
Treasury statement, showing the re-
ceipts and expenditures by warrants
for the quarter ending December 3lst,
1859, was issued to-day. The follow
ing exhibit is made; Receipts from
rev enues, S79, ,393, ,568 81; miscellane-
Gus sources, 81, ,102, ,053, ,166; loans and
treasury notes, s., ,397 ,583, ,022 ; pre-
payments, Sl9S, ,436, ,099. Total, SILL
637, ,429, 1877. Balance in Treasury in
1869 is SI2O.0i4, ,S57 So. Total, $685.
<oJ, t'HJ .-Os
Expenditures-Civil and miscella-
ne0u5, STA, 459,0S5 %; War, Navy,
Indian, Interior, and Pension Depart
ments, So, ,2S0,9G 10; interest on
public debt, 81, 548, ,53l "a; purchase ot
United States bonds, $40, ,271, ,Ol5 %;
redemption of the public debt, IS, 49,
7l9 90; total, $l67 ,925,9l2 07. Bal.
ance in the treasury December 81,
/ 1869, is sl28, 463, ,237 l6. The balance
September 80 by this statement il
$4,65l, ,lG4 80 in excess Of this balance
as published in the debt statement 0
October ], 1869, and in the balance il
! December is S652, ,9ss. .8lS in excess O
( the balance as published in the debt
statement Of January lst. These diff
( ferences are accounted for by the fac
that the expenditures are all knOWI
and included IN the monthly state
ments, while the receipts being takeI
from the returns in the Office at the
close OF business on the last day 0
I each month, and don't include the en-
tire receipts for the quarter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
Virginia News,

RICHMOND, Feb. 12.-The House
to-day adopted, with but few dissent
ing votes, a resolution declaring that
it was not eXpedient to elect any per-
son to any Office who is disqualified
under the Fifteenth Amendment.
RICHMOND, February 12.-GeOrge
Rice. of Shenandoah, consistent Re
publican, has been elected State Treas
urar.
DIR. Charles r. Breckinwell, a WELL
known physician, Theatrical lessee and
author, was killed to-day by the acci-
dental discharge OF pistol.
Alexander Gardner, cOlOred, aged
thirty-five years, was hanged to-day
for the rape and murder of Mrs. Pro-
vost, and the murder of John Baker,
his cOlOred farm manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
Rnnk Clerk Rnhhed.

Boston, February 12.-AbOut noon
to-day, a clerk employed by Winning,
HOWland & Co, was knocked down,
choked and robbed Of $500 in the en-
try of the First National Bank, on
State street. The rObber was captured
by teamster and the money rec0v-
cred.
In accordance with the edict Of the
Legislature, the State police force was
reduced this morning to siXty-three
men, the previous number having
been 100.
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Cuban kFaiFs.

HAVANA, February 12.-The assas-
sin of Isaac Greenwald was arrested
in this city last night. He is Sergeant
in the Fifth Battalion of Volunteers.
A court martial will be Immediately
convened for the trial of the murderer.
The city is now perfectly quiet, and
there has been no disturbance since
Sunday last.
Dispatches from San Miguel state
that the troops now occupy that city,
and many families from the insurrec-
tiOnary districts had arrived and were
settling in the town.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
The Red River Troubles.

ST. PAUL, Febrbary 12.-The Win
nepeg NetC Nation of January %, is
ust received. 1t says the Red River
Council met at Winnepeg on the 25th,
and after a three days session decided
to draw up a list of the rights de-
manded by the people, and to submit
it to the Canadian Government,
through Donald Smith, the Canadian
Commissioner, as a basis of their be-
coming a part of the Dominion OF
C9D9da
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13
Monday, I4th day Of February Next,

To sell publicly, 20 tho highest bidder. at the
corrth0use door. in the town of NAPOIF FoS.
ARTANsaa all the interest owned by the
said Wade Il. Bolton IN the following de-
scribed lands to-Wit: Being an undivided
one half interest IN certain tract OF lanui
consisting OF the SW fri. quarter o. section
five I5l: the NE frl. quarter Of section sl4 soii
the Sc quarter o. fri. section SIX l9li IL l,. =
half OF seclion seven Ia: the half OF section
ell Int ISL and the y half Of section ssNen-
teen III containing altogether accos u4Ak -
ID & surveys, ls36E acres, ana peius tns re.l1
tract OF land IN Desha county, An, On e -
SoDoIeon n Bnrrow to /. L Bolton, and be-
inv in township nine ~ soulh, range tWo ~
west. in the said county Of Deshn
Apd also whatever right, title and interest
and 10 the following land. also In the said
connfv Of Desha and State OF Arkansas, to-
Srff. The NV quarter OF tire Ne quarter OF
section eleven Iiil; the SE ri. quarter Of Sec
zion two III; the SW fri. quarter of section
trO T2l and the NV quarter OF section
two west. containing altogether eoout go
acres. and being the same land sold BY the
said I. l.. Bolton IN his lifetime 10 James
Branch. deceased.
Both Of the said plantations are well i'm i'm
proved. the foTIner comprising STOUT ~
acres and the latter about 4OD acres 0i ciesIe1
land with ali necessary buildings, neiEoAAiS
dwelltng-hOuses. gin-hOuses. eie-
The said land will be sold Ior oHe-thli a
cash. and the balance in two equal install
fnants payable IN one and two years, secured
I by the notes OF the pnrcnaser VIII appIoNe1
Z r,traOnal security. As we'll as Dy lien reserved
+ I1nOn the land. and the sale viii ee made
snhiacf To all existing liens anu lnclf1 prances
selIIng under the said power, shall only
/ convey such interest as the said Wade H
Bolton had IN the said Land AZ ne tllns OF nii
death. y =. ~ n q a 1. : 5.s.sON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-13

LONDON, February 12.--The wealth
er to-day is intensely cold throughout
Europe. At Paris the thermometer
WAS thirty degrees below freezing.
The F1be Is closed to navigation.
II is said that proofs which Paris
officials pretend to have of the plot
against the Emperor's life are totally
discredited.
LONDON, February 12.-In a game
of billiards for the Champion Cup
1900 points up-in St. James Hal
last night, between John Roberts, the
English champion, and W. Cook, Jr.,
the latter won by III points. The
Prince of Wales and suite were pres
ent. Only FIVE hundred tickets wert
issued, but there were over twelve
hundred spectators.
The Pal Natl Gazette this evening
Is severe upon the insincerity of thu
Rev. Mr.. Temples disclaimer ageins
the agrarian 0utrages in Ireland,