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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

The Lazy 1fstnSl correspondent says
Bismarck insists on the evacuation oI
Metz and strasbprg, or else Paris Is to be
starved out. The Germans laugh at Ba-
zaine's hope o: escaping from Metz
Prussia Can't see it and don't want
oa .ei 4 Z Peace. aupa
Prussia distinctly says she recognizes
no French Government, Imperial or Re.
publican. She. Is reluctant to make peace
at present. HI #Eetl@
Favre gone 10 Prussian Headquarters.
~ . f'iI = PANS, September 10.
Though 1t Is certain that Jules Fayre
has gone to the Prusslan headquarters, no
base of negotiations has been arranged.
Shipment of French. rchandise.
!. a5..ya ;las PARIS, septemberj1O.
A fleet Of steamers Is removing mer-
chandise from Havre and other French
ports to England. ..,,,,.4 4
= @ , No Mediation yet.
Tho Opinion NationGle asserts positively
.tllatI no mediation hasyet been proposed.
A Generous Contribution from an
.a,,3 American. ~ Z,
PARIS, September 10.
The Opinion Nationale acknowledges
the receipt Of 200, 900 francs from A.l 7.
Stewart f0E the relief Of the French
wbrtnded.s gg : AEiNst9 !&fER Z.
Tours, Sept. 10.
The American and Swiss Ministers have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20

,PABBITTs NEW YORK SOAP.
~ u Boxes Babbttt,s New York Soap, !.
10 li.H Just received and Ior g8le BY : ~
AqRl0 III 49, y. RtILLY..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20
American Volulnteeer1sI for France.

:. lSFEFlG M LONDON, Sept 10.
Trochu, on the 18th, received the ad.
vance guard ofTAmerican volunteers. So
says Galignani's Messenger referring posi-
bly, toan ambulance corps and possibly
to the passengers who arrived from
America in the ship Queen to enlist in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-20
What -RiSmarck Wants.

The Daily. Meas correspondent says
Bismarck insists on the evacuation oI
Metz and Strasbur9, or else Paris is to be
starved out. The Germans laugh at Ba-
zaine's hope o: escaping from Metz
Prussia Can't see it and don't want
,n +.,f Peace. ,.r,s
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

schooner Annie owned by the ihelant and canal boat
in tow of the steamboat Mount Washington short ds-
tance below the upper end OF Wagners Island In the
Hudson River. The schooner bound down the river.
The steamboat going up CLOSE along the west Shore
off Wagner's Isand-haying II boats In tow, one on
each side Of her and 10 hawser astern, in
three tiers OF four each and an extreme stern tier
of three The tide ebb There Is dispute 10 how
the wind was, but there Is doubt IL hight. The
schooner scarcely doing than drifting with the
tide. The speed OF the steamboat very small her
tow was heavy. The port bow Of the schooner struck
the port bow OF the extreme port boat OF the four boats
In the first tier behind the steamboat and the schooner
swung around that her port side lay against the bows
OF the boats in that tier She was finally showed out and
claims to 500 for the damages she sustained and
for loss OF her time.
IL the duty OF the steamboat to keep out OF the
of the schooner and she must show that she failed
TO do through fault her part This she has not
on the whole evidence, satisfactorily done tits admitted
sheer To the eastward by putting her helm hard aport
and that she and the boat her port side went clear OF
the schooner the port side of the schooner am not
satisfied that this sheer was ustabe or that there was
anything in the position movement OF the schooner 10
call for it, The steamboat her showing was very
close to the west shore and ii not reasonable for her
to suppose that the schooner would attempt TO pass
tween her and the west shore. IL was on that
suppOsiti0n alone that she acted in porting where
she did Moreover / think the steamboat did not
enough stop and back Her master says that when
the schooner was nearly an eighth OF a mile OF he
Thought che going in tO the westward OF him, and
that lac at that distance hailed the schooner not TO do
but without effect yet he says that he did not slow or
and that when he stopped his engine the schooner
just OF on his port bow think the evidence that II
the steamboat had not ported at ALL and certainly she
Lad stopped and backed when she hailed the schooner
there would have been collision.
II. D. Benedict for lbeant; Beebe, Donohue Cook
for claimants.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
SUPREME COURT cIRCUIT-PARr II.

In the case Of The Pcopic on the relation 0fJOhn
Ioieg agt HcTy smith aready reported IN these col
uuns Judge Brady, yesterday, delivered the following
opinion: ga. , ...,, - ,,,o ,r;a, -, chic
acf ION. Is entitled the Office which he claims. The
costitntionaty of tie act Of Qaws 1863, vol /,
!. I9D by which defendant Is deprived OF the votes cast
Tor him vas questioned hut sustaining the pro
position that II nol m the power Of the Legislature
10 enact IT, produced. Tie case of Barker agt. The
People, C"w, GSc, referred to- was one in which the
Court held that pun hnent for sending challenge,
the Legislature hAu me power 10 declare that the
person convicted should be Incapable Of holding
or being elected 10 any post of profit, trust or
cmolun"nt, ciyh or inihtary, under THIS state,
and i'm which var suEgcsicd that the state Legislature
any general itSdti"h recurring lIiml, m itlOhs Wich Tue
site Constitution has hot required This case therefore
uus IL may be- FOR the po tiOn taken by the defend
ant that The passage al ne 3Gt aheclng his rights was
violation of The fundamental law. whether this prOpO
sitIou Is correct or not may DO determined upon due
deliberations bU tnc practice is not 10 declare laws 10 he
fucir f,c and the plaintiff received the benefit of this
c which in my Judgment is proper and should be
Wi,i,silndine the verdict against him, for a
stay of proceedings until the question is
lion i, rcuuousy opposed. TIE chief reason for such
opposition is that the Office 10 which the p.anh has
l n elected Will expire the Ia Of July next, aud II "A
st9 he Granted 10y me- although HE General Term Is ap
-, t,i ., ru,ycIr ON the Hr.t Monday of June next,
l''"lei -, -, 'il ,t j., al ,,ro.itty be argued and
t NM % nt mere is eur force in this objection
fCnant should lett 10 obtain it by tine ordinary mode
a. appc Tie short period remaining uneXpired of the
ia,,r against The exercise of discretion which may
nrey,rf him though having verdict In bis
favor frum entering upon and enjoying the
o,ir fo which he elected. II may be that prac-
tIi the only result the CONTROVERSY Is one of salary,
hut he acic Is Tor the Office by the People, and the
plaintiff is pitd hicje catlcd to IT, Courts give Jndg-
ierf without regard consequences In the adminlstrt-
tio Of Justice the lacts and the law demand II,
leaving the nti-ants such further hearing n any, as
tbr Laws guarantee. What l. to he done, Judlcdly Is
c,c what II j. ri st 10 do, AID in my Judgment Is ilgnt
to allow the plaintiff to enter me Judgment ana 70 etl
m defendant his appeal think, nevertheless, that
fne nrti should accept short notice of argument for
tLo unr Terra II the defendant desires then to present
the appeal and delay in making aud sctilIE the case
shouId render il too late to -rr,c the usual notice.
cr The reading U the opinion, the counsel ior the de-
fcdau moved that The plaintiffs counsel De directed 10
,, notice of The settlement Of the judgment. The mo
fi,tu
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
srPEmoG CoURT-TnrAL TEm-PARr H.

BeJore Judge MoReH-Anoher Rdilroad Suit
Hcstrr A. LyHch aei me Btcceker S. ana futoH faTg
Rorogd ,0D,gdHg-1his action In brought by plaintiff
10 recover damages for injuries received through the
negligence Of the Company She alleges that In October,
gcs while she was aligtng from the front platform OF
hc car al Fulton Ferry, the car started suddenly, with
OUT due warning, and amed her between the ear and
rt., which was standing near by lnjuflng the lower
mart nf the spine. 1he defense was contrlbuNe negl-
rrurc and a Il Mai of the allegations contained III the
c,nulut The evidence failed To prove the negligence
of c defendants and upon motion, the Court dismissed
The complaint =, ~. -. ,.
Bctore Judge NOneH.-Ictid Dickinson agt.
D,,,o1,ro, and ScreHM -npf. RdiirOdd COmpdny-Tlie
case of Della Dickinson agt The Broadway and seventh
ave Railroad Company, which was tilcd before Judge
Mcneil was concluded on Tuesday. The plaintiff on the
15th of Apr 1863 fell from car when near flIy tmfd-
u praning her ankle breaking her leg, ana otherwise
- .it.iug severe Injuries She brought suit the
gronnd of negligence and on te part OF the
conductor ia starting the before she was clear of H.
lie cIisc COufibutNc negligence ihc jury, y'n-
tariay found 1909 for the palntln.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.

Before Judge Ddly.-Bdker agt. Lockwood d al.
This case which was fully reported in THE TRIBUNE
some months ago up again yesterday before Judge
DAILY. 1t action arising out OF the gold troubles OF
September last, and s brought In equity to reform ana
correct an account the gold sales and purchases made
by the defendants account OF the plantn, ana III
which the latter claims they have oyercharged an amount
OF over SlOOO Under instructions from painti the d
PENDANTS purchased for him $4,000 worth OF told, which
to delivered the 25th of September last Inc
gold was not delivered, however according 10 contract
and subsequently, the 4th OF October the Defendants
accepted delivery Of the gold on the plantts account
The latter eges that this acceptance was without
their authority and that when it made by the de
PENDANTS gold had fallen TO 1919, whereas when the pur
chase made gold at 1885, The plaintn therefore
seeks to avoid the commissions that purchase ana TO
have the bill corrected.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw-YORK. K............. ............Ma 2
CLEARED.

PORT OF kbW-lORk MAY 20
CLEARED.
Sea.hrs-Idsho Cutting Iyepoo Cuba MOote Liverpool;
BeGna BoqSh Lsnon n BhaGns campbell GgoF " e
Renaur Piadel2ha Vulcan WILCOX Philadelphia Comock Drake
fs rsS s Fliiaf %aS5' Msp Smith F
Shps-Mci Freeman Bristol Engi Garabad Pisca and
B.rf-Gace Rola IIenesn Cork Black BrOther Cam Hav
Pnga Torseu kongbcg; Hans strae Hamburg AAion frAe
SST9 sTs H%ido slo Suto.; Lizzie IL Kmb
Daniel oSbge Crowe BarbaOesi Saxon Geen st. Johns r H.
waterman Chase Sesgdor Carrie Joyda9
Ba5ls Di.5i' iia45Sa HsS; P ii&s TIisst
soop-M~ry Elizabeth Williams NeT-ii4ven
Steamship Rna Lott Liverpool May H. Queenstown May IS, mde
steamship Neysda Liverpool May II, and Queenstown Il
steamship HolsatiO Meier Hamburg MAY H. aud Ha7re May A.
steamship Batavia lie Messucr Liverpool May 49, and Queenstown
s,1 sP D RFS Ks' %e S.s Ro h'' Sa sahs d n e
steamship John soa Winters GeogtOan, C. and Alexandria
SHIP Fro4qga Bea cnTf 3 dy' .59 railroad iron.
BaTs PiaHo Bitchin llgqas 9 ays nitrate a s 81 soia ,n m
Brt r art AusTry mlmaond Naranqae
French corvette Ln'Ouche Tree Ba''e' commander Port lu
scnoosERs-NivER sSD co.sTwisE; e; ,..,.-.
Se9 ao' Ego TS, w. y %SSfPf Ss EISsiJ, Sisf rS
G. wv " bentley Eaasehror. Mantle, EliaheihpOri
DOMESTIC PORTS
BoSros MAY 2s-Arrye bars Bellevue Liverpool; julia
'o FosrnHss m1n9 MsSor r Mp aase for Bamor, chn
from Sgua bngs Jef Davis. from WG.or Asee Move iom
We,t Indies; .ctr the Balances Pls-d out SHIPS
NJ for M ste haFa Crcei for RIO Nior
for LONDON Speed for Gibrar hary kc for Chsson
Island Lass, for Nassau.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyiGLE My 25-The ahp Australia from New iork Tor Gas
gov has arlEel
DISASTERS.
The brig Mar Cobb from Calais fr bridgeport Ct arrived at Boston
Yesterday thj hat during the To- Oh chatham came
con Sih aud Lost btoon sprung oHspr
ard eaiheld the rigging and received other dam
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
will that aud
from the following ports all lie bosnl aud examined from the Hospital
Shin Bay From III pors e Mest Indies hekco
The spanish Main Brazil. and the West Coast Of africa
Ao al pOs where Ciolra yellow Fever prevailed AZ
G lime Of Lepare or upon which Of CAo or Yellow Fever
h. occurred during the passage. - .
Pilots are directed leave yes.'s until boarded by the Health
Officer vii H. Masters II vessels that all communication
u vessels quarantine strictly ntercted and that
no ron permitted board intercourse, communication
whatever
this department aud 10 boat crit vii
be enuied invade The qaun ancOrs either on the ppcr or
Bay hold VITA vessels
s.ec 10 or under quarantine j. NJ CAKSOCHAS, Health Ohee
C4ar1arne, May 70, l51u
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Before Commissioner OsbOrn.-NichOas Lo-
renzo and John Erown charged with resclIg B9rrela
descrer from tine bark Assunta having produced the de-
scrcr in Court discharged Borrela was held Tor
examination.
In the Barker dsticry case discharged yesterday
the Commissioner deciding that the Government had
for the purpose Of suhOrning witnesses bu on te
contrary for the payment of expenses and further ta
he believed the witnesses for the prosecution were &C
tuatcd by personal and bad motives and not Tor te
furtherance OF public justice
with smuggling numegs adjourned until Saturday
The examination Of Capt. Hall a charge Of snug
Cling bridal trOuSscau conducted by Assistant DIS
ultAttCrney Phelps IN private room IN VI . G the y
dcnce adduced communicated to but one reporter
hv Mr. Phelps and u mysterious silence az t1 the pro
cSedng is preserved I'm the Commissioners Office 1t is
understood that Mr.. Phelps has consented that capt
Han may, saturday next, present to the commits
tlousseau III r ia removal from the ship. The author
ties cyncc strong inclination to hush te ha''cl uP ioi
before CoDmissioner BetS-John c. Brady was held
g. hail in $4,000 charge of perjury for tesiIlng on
us,ihcItio the baiing of Kellogg That he was
worth large amount OF property; ,,.,o,J ,,,,rs
charged with diposp9s1s OF goods obtaned on oTeIit
with intent 20 delraud his creditors, one Alexander NJ
Cstalar testified that he had received the goods OF
Myers pledge for $3.50 loaned at different times, 10
hyer, date jan i5 ls0 aud sW3re that II hhd pceh III
bis possession that date. lie was immediately ar
rrcd on the warrant Of the Commissioner on charge
oi porury. The facts stated in the aihdayt whch ls
made ty Iycrs, are that the receipt vas huhusd 10
myers by tri-tai'r rtlay HlOfHR, Win
t0u sign il and hand it back before the examination
commo need; the receipt was signed by Myers IN the
pTcsen.c the Commissioner and Douglass CainpDel,
esq counsel ur prosecution. Crstaar received u from
Myers and testified that 1t had been signed on the lbth OF
January and been held by him since lie was committed
in default ~ $1,000 bail
Hampstead, the purser OF the Missouri charged WIN
smuggling 1909 cigars held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
before tOBgnisSiJncr Shictds.-A warrant yester
day issued by Commissioner Shields against Charles
BschOpf, charged with perjury In cSfyng to the own
Csp of large amount OF property on his Justlncatlon
ban for Ten EyCa the ACTOR. Bschon Is now IN me
Tumhs under similar charge in another case preferred
by the state authorities
Edward DCuuison examined before the Comuiis-
soncr yesterday afternoon, charge OF mutiny ON
board Of The schooner Ida May. The captain gave an
order which not oh"ycd investigation into the cause
which discovered that the prisoner was asleep on his
post The capita dashed bucket of water on the pris
0er, struck him with the bucket and with his fist
whricupOn the accused drew knife. He was seized
u irons, aud, the arrival OF the vessel, was ar
rested Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
Jntrrnal Reuenue.

EgwYoRE April 25 1870
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the pro-
~ section 20 Of the act Of Congress entitled An act 70 pro
the Government and interest ON ne
publ debt approve. amended july 18Th 1906 that
ir rehsf Internal Revenue tar du. the ut
6yC g. OF which ZACllARiAH r. SIM
MONS a the tine the said imposed have
d.true upo1 all the ght Of ZACHARlAH
SIMMONS piece parcel Of land With the Improvements
Broadway and Gandt the CITY Of
NewYo front By Brsdsay eas'ery the rtar
b lot No Na1uba map northery SIDE by Grands
.berg by lot I map. fr0n ani
try feet length each side huure feet which shall
1871 day of My O at II O'Clock noon
JOl West fourteenh-r IN the City Of NeSiork 90 , -
WHITE Collector 9Th Dist, N. Y.
above Sale l. hereby ADJOURNED 10 June su at the same
time and place. Datei MAY 49, 1870 49,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUtRSDAY MAY 26.

7,
Europe Southampton and Bremen steamship Bremen
foot Of Thr Ilohoken clos PostOhce at y NJ steamship
sails D Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on
Pier at Hoboken. anil closed at 1870 2. . -
Havana. aud the West Indes steamship Mis-
s,nr from Pier " r. close at Steamship sails at N
Mails for h date steamship City OF Port
Au- Prince sails from Empire Stores, BROOKLYN
SATURDAY, MAY n.
and Brsisen, steamship NAN
ooo Of PostOlce at II VI. steamship
sails D ~ Supplementary Mail for paid letters only male up on
tie Pier Al ilohoAen, and closed at l:aD
Mails France Bps and lfayre per steamship l'tyee
om Pier No. n the Poet Ohce at II NJ No Supple
u.ut4rv Nail
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
s,.ppr,rE cOrRT-spEcrAL TrRM

Ee5orc JHdJc IHgIdhdm.-Sdrdh i. Demdrcst
at G0,,rf Ueuirr,St-Tns IL action for absolute
iii .fh allowance of alImuny on the ground OF
adultery, thc parties having been married. as me com
ultiut statts the gZ of December, 1885, while they
WcIc living at Ii'rmunt, in KOckland County. The
result ol the marTige iS three children. During the
months ot March and April, 1868, tine defendant com
lutcd adut,ri with gir named Augclet Ryder, which
proved. THr defense ~ first general denial and
second. couuUnailuu, the wife having, alleged,
cuAahitcd voluntarily with her husband after he
committed adultery. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

the second proposition 10 compel the plaintiff 10 elect
denied leaving II TO the Judge at Circuit to make the
election II he thinks proper. Riley agt Browne et al
slerirs jury. Second National Bank OF Chicago agt
Siliman Motion granted and referred. Nen agt
Friedman eft ai-Motion trial denied. The Brook
lyn oil Refinery ag Brown ct al-Case settled and hed
Heraehty aet decentralization granted on terms
Neville agt. McEroy ct alMoton for perpetual inJune
ton must De denied,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
90 ftlanufattnrers.
INHE Dundee MANUFACTURING COZ

VI'HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY invite attention of Manufactures 10 Their " ~
Al the town Of Passac Jersey tide water four mil heoN
Paterson eight miles Newark, adjoining The hne
lfoboken AL jersey City and eleven ron te
City They have head and fall Of tWentyts3 @
Passac and
The h Sites large aud - arranged ua each one as M
benefit Of head and tail Th supply water
ia not ony abunda permanent The property situated on
nayigab river midst large population, while is prAh 70
Of with II Eoa
renders the advantageous location ~ manu-
featuring IN country. the premises ne" an! si'saIA
brick Mil 4rlO0 high Machine Shop anl fonn
all immediate occupation. Application can be made to = '"
TORREY 81 Nesey.st. NeHYoIk
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
srrRrNE COURT-CnAMnrrs.

DCcisioas-Ry JHdgc Cardozo. - Emile Barry
ait JAS II Barry acknowledgment ordered the
report O. iuc referee
Nofrc T. he B0rBy order of the Court all notes of
issue for First Monday of June Motion Calendar must
br Ned before June J. 1870 at p IN. II not so filed,
those that III default viii 20 over to the third Monday
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
auprpIoR cOURT-srgcIAL TERM.

Dccisions-By Judge Barbour:-Dundon agt.
KcunrdMoti0n denied with SO costs ~ abide event,
it ertv Ia renew on further papers Stout ct a. agt
Koch-Moton granted and Referee appointed ~
nv Jnder McCunn.-Stuyyesant agt 0risser-The
nro1ositiou 10 frame two counts out 0f 10 granted
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26
printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.---
w LiTHOGRAPIIIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS AMI LABEL
MANUFACTURES
NOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
i LOUTRELL, No IS Maid n-ane, Stl.oneu Printers, aud
Manufacturers Of Patent Spring Back Account Books
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

In the case Ot JdHeS Mot agt. THE Steamboat
Mount Washing tOH Judge BatchfOrd had ordered de
cree In favor ~ the lIbelants aud rcfencc To assess
dauaScs-tbc facts set forth ~ the sulyoincd opinion
This II libel for collision which occurred about
o'clock u. III. tic Ist Oi August, ISt, between the
New-York tribune., 1870-05-26

nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 j EPN RAILROAD.
MORRIS AND EsSBX DIyISoy.

NUNKN ANU FFoEA I0II-T'
IN New foot of Barclay'. AM foot
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS CONNIE cling hJNlal.N. TO- i.IH
400 A m EXPRESS al TRAIN. cone % Eo
Branch Chester Branch, AZ NsrcH q 10 >r k
for Anoyer Negton Washington with the DE- T. 400 vs. h
for Water Gap Sou sburI. Scranton Great Beti Psi ' a
and O,gegO, AMI al the LacLaTalE 4l ivHs
ant delaware anil HUDSON x Rfs.
n:O a m LBHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS s'op, - N'fa Morrs
Ogl Washington tAiofi
P ipsHurz wth Bel Del r for BE, r, Sfr 90 -
with L. v Bethlehem, Ale fi' Chunk al.
NikeslArre
4.lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover T tlfFef r.
Al Wseroo with r. and Wasiag sh D., L. arl
". r. K for Water Gap. SroHlshu-g. AMI Scranton.
3:p m HACKETiSrOWN MAIL, connects NIL BoOnion 'h'ssf
and Sussex Railroads. $1,000. ... .
For MORRlSTOWE O. 12o l:iOa IN, 23 $780, 40 $50 ani
Gao D m.
For ORANGE ahd SOUTH ORANGE go, 10 e:oo i0:o0 .n
20 m 100 go 3:iO, 40 4:5 $780, 900 tj 300 and iif
ll1 and ll:,O a slOO 2:lJ, .2:3l 33 i:in. 80 ' 49,
sl5O $40 $50 $50 600, '6:0 64J '7:t, 800 aud l:3
FoI RL0oMFIEED and MONTCLAIR, $50 AL Hoo .na
o.1t Z. a 5.I06 6.2O auT 7. N m