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FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS.
Execution Of Traupman-The Trial
Of Prince BOnaparte.


PARIS, Jan. 10.
Tnupman was executed at z o'clock
yesterday evening The execution was
witnessed by a great crowd, who taunted
and yelled at TraupmAn rs he mounted
tue sCaffold. Tho culprit was pale, but
assembled cOllrageOusly and with a firm
step. Al(er embracing the priest he cried
out in loud voice, II persist ! have aC-
completes" These were tho last words
he uttered.
Extraordinary precautions had been
taken to gIlarl against disorder. Tho po-
lice and military were on the ground In
great force. Their services were not
needed up to this hOur.
1t IL now certain that the trial Of Prince
Pierre BOnaparte will take place at Yer.
sailles. The sumo High Court will take
cognlzancC Of the OfFGnse Of Prince Murat
for striking magistrate some time ago.
Tho preliminary examination of wit.
nesses In the case Of Prince Pierre Bona.
partc, CIlarged with the murder Of Victor
Noir, has commenced before the Police
Court and will probably 10 completed
this week. R0chetort has been summon
cd to appear before the Court Saturday,
~ witness. The high Court Of Justice
will be convened in fOw days To try tho
accused. ......
Ten thousand men have struck work OF
Crensot, but have made no further demon
straiVn yet. President Schneider, who
Is proprietor ofthe works at Crens0t, goes
there tonight. Thestrike Is considered a
grave affair.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.

NEW York, Jan. 10.
nebecca UT, who has been on trial Ike.
fore Judge Bedford, for the murder ol
Mrs. Bennett, was convicted yesterday Of
manslaughter In the third degree. Upon
hearing the verdict she swOonGtl IN court.
Her council will demand new trial.
The Brooklyn Ferry Company, through
its President, Hon. Cyrus r. Smith, has
addressed anapplication, to tho 'Commts.
sionCr Of tho sinking fund for tho renewal
The Mayor and Comptroller G hero returned
an answer that the only condition upon
which the company can obtain removal
Of its lease from tho city of New York Is
by tue reduction Of thU fare for passengers
to l cent and for vehicles for halfthc pres
Gnt rates.
Arrived City ofBoton, from Liverpool
and IIapcdNn from Havana.
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FENIANISM.
Another Rnmored Raid on Canada.
NHW York, Jan. ~,

Another RumOred Raid on Canada.
NRw YORK, Jan. ~.
There are rumos Of a new French ex.
ptluion To Canada. Leading spirits OI
Inc Brotherhood arc In New York anil arC
busy at mysterious project. A commu'
nicatiUn was received yesterday from Ire
land reporting the state Of affairs there
The men enrolled in the Brotherhood In
ireland express their willingness to revolt
a1s M Us their brethren here strike Cana d
Preparations are being made for the event
and great quantities OtarnS arc being for
warded TO Ireland. In the city Of Cork
| 500 mcna enrolled, In Dublin the same
n lumber, and there Is scarcely doubt that
45, 600 IL $4,000 men In Ireland, are avail.
able for immediate and active service Il
called for.
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WHEELING. W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1870

ent Of tho Pcnitentiary, submitted re.
port, which on motion OI Mr.. GATHER, Of
Taylor, was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings and Public Printing.
A message from tic House by Mr..
Corr, announced the passage Of u Joint
Resolution opposing reduction In the
duty on coal.
Adjourned.
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Now York Produce Market.
NEW YoRk, Jan. 10.

NRW YORK, Jan. ~.
COTroN-Heavy and dropping; sales OF
1900 bales at 26Ec for mildling uplands,
FIoUR-Cl0sed dull and v Shade easier.
GR4IN-Whcat-A shadc better for
winter; quiet and scarcely 50 firm for
spring; No. 2 spring, 81 13a1 10; winter
rcd and amber western, 81 24a1 81. Rye
Nominal at 95a9SC. COrn-Quiet and
heavy at 81 OLAF 0S for old; S2a9Jc for
new mixed western.
PROVIsIoNs-POrk-Quiet $e7 81, bid
for mess fetl, February; $97 e9, asked;
$27 30 bid for March; 81 - asked. Beel
Steady. with moderate demand. Cut
Mcats-Nominal BacOn-A fair request
at full prices. I.anl-Quict nj lGtc, bid,
and 10F Fc asked for prime steam, for Fchru'
EeOs-I0wer and heavy at 2s"SOc tor
ffRAh
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mon school provisions and that relating
IN the school funds.
The Senate voted on the amendment Ol
Nr. EDWARDS To require the imposition Of
the oath upon the State officers that they
were eligible under the l4th Amendment
which was agreed 10.
Adjourned, on motion Of Mr. HOWARD
at 40.
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CANADA.

90. OTTAWA, Jan. ~. d
The ministry have taken up the ques-
ton Of Mr.. Arman's visit to Washington.
A reduction, II possible, will be obtained
In tie duty I'm coal.
There appears no room TO doubt that
the negotiations Of Vicar General Thi.
bault and Col. DoSalalcry will result In
sending q deputatlon Of halfbrceds from
Red River to Ottawa, and that an AMIGA.
bio adjustment Of the difficulties between
the halcbrccds and Canadians will be &C
complIsLcd before tho meeting Of Parlia-
meni In February.
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New York DRY Goods Market.

There is no particular change today,
with tho exception that one particular
Iobhing house, selling all letters Of Eller-
ION Canton FlannelS regular, and selling
off tlleir lines Of I.inseys In the same way;
market quiet in the way Of selling lO0Se
ENlds, but very satisfactory In full package
sales.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Whereabouts Of Lopez.

LISBON, Jan. 10.
Mails have been received from Rio JS'
neirn To the 24th Of December. News I'M
pOrtant hut contradictory. President Lo'
ncz WINS last heard from at PanAdera. He
had a few followers with him, and throat
enet to keep up guerrilla warfare. The
armies OF The Argentine Republic aud Bra
ali arc being reduced to d peace footing =,
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THE XVIII AMENDMENT.
ratification BY the Iowa Senate.
Discussion in the Ohio House.

Discussion In the Ohio House.
"a. CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
The Iowa Senate passed the XVIII
Amendment by q vote Of a toe. The
House will pass on the question tO.mor-
row. The two Houses In Joint Commit
tee this afternoon, ratified the election
Hon. Geo. G. Wright, U. s. Senator for
long term, and j. B. Howell. eGlitOr Of the
Kc0kuk Gate City for short term.
.r. CoLuMBUs, O., Jan. 10.
The House Of Representatives has been
discussing tho 10th Amendment all dAy.
The vote will probably he taken tO.mor-
row.
The Grand LOlge Of the knights Of
Pytheus o! Ohio, has been In session here,
to-day. The nowly elected OtliceB will
le installed tomorrow morning.
The regular scmi-annual State COnven'
tiOn Of the Grand Army Of the Republic,
has been in session to-day.
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The Port Jorvis Murder Trial.

The trial Of Warren Fellows f0r the
murder of Alex. Clinton, Ut Port JeFvis,
commenced yesterday, al Goshen, Orange
county, Tho testimony so tar In behalf oI
the prisoner, shows that he was under the
influence Of liquor when he committed
The deed. The case will probably go to
the Jury Tomorrow,
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ing steady
The Sub. Treasury bought S9,OOO, 600 at

The Sub Treasury bought E9,OOO,UOU at
113.7ea11412; OfFen reached g, ,710, 100.
STOCKA-Heavy; Western Union Tel.
egaph, 32; Adams Sit Wells, 90 !;
American, 86i; United States, 5lf; Pacific
Mail, AT; New York Central 99f; Erie,
est Harlem, 1871; Hudson scrip. SIT;
Reading, 94t Michigan Central, 11S;
Lake Shore, 30 ! Illinois Central, 1899 !;
PitSburg, 0l9; North Western, III /;
preferred, 98F ; Rock Island, 1861; st.
Paul, 74j Wabash, 644; Fort Wayne.
67i; Terro Haute, % Chicago and AL
ton, las; Ohio and Mississippi, 90 st.
Joe,112; Cleveland, Columbus and Indiana
Central, 1s9 Hartford and Erie 81.
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Navigation Is again on tho Upper Mis-.
Bissippi, suspended temporarily, but the
weather Is noderating, with the prospect
Of q general thAW.
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SteambOatmens' Convention at st.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan 10.
The StcamI,Oatmens' Convention ad.
iOurned until tomorrow, without trans.
acting any business. There are no dele
gates from abroad, hut New Orleans,
Pittsburgh ind ST. Louis are represented;
these from Cincinnati and Louisville arc
expected here tomorrow. The object OF
the Convention Is u take STEPS To procure
from Congress a separate navigation law
for Western mil Southern rivers, and IN
tie event of failure, To effect the modtlica'
tion Of the existing laws 40 as TO make
them applicable to river navigation.
THE loss from fires hero during the first
half of January was $ll4,6S7; insured foE
$174, 100; probable loss TO insurance com
nanieS $94 $50.
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New York Money aud stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 10.

MoNEY-Money at 6a7 per cent; mainly
at per cent
sTRREING-Firm at 10Sial09.
GOLD-DulI and steady; opened at 1el1,
and closed at 1914. ClearanceS, &l4, ,OOO,'
900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Lower and clos.
tT,r, aNno6y,
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River and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 10,
Weather clear and cold.
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WHEELING, lVlh Jan. lStu.
Al the urgent request Of Mr.. VIM. l..
Hubbard, hereby state that I wNS prcs.
Gnt At dinner to-day, III conversation he
tween Mr.. WelCh, Speaker Of the House,
and Mr. Scmield, In rrgaul 10 the appoint.
ment Of the House Committees, but lCEl
them in conversation, when left the din.
ner table. What occurred attCr that,
cannot say. All have To Say is, that |
have no recollection during the COnvCnSI'
linu which occurred in my presence, OI
hearing the name Of Mr.. Hubbard or Mr
Hall mentioned, either by Mr.. WclCh OF
Mr.. ScOilcld.
AIR%'R. r. ITtMrHRRvS
This sufficiently specifies the reports
referred n. 1t Is known to some gentle
men In the city, andif It were not Is indi
Gated in Mr.. WClCh's statement TINT w
did have An interview with the Spcakc
with reference TO tho House Committees
Ills allusiOn tOit allows us Ia speak freely
even 1.-THE other circumstances did no
compel ~ 10 do 80 va ''
ANer the organization Tuesday, Speak
er Wclcl invited lis each to meet hin
that evening, witha view, lIO saitC OE con
Sultlng US with reference 10 tho EloNs'
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, 1870-05-09
Tho origin of tsrccnh1ckss
, IA k,{it,>rs ~ fkS ES,e TvoTt FrFafnk Ph,f .

sSN~'V$'fH
According to 1t,,ns, in his Con,
ereentacla datea back 10 1sss. and Is
attributed to the good Count de
Tendilla, commander OF the memorable fortress
Of Albania The venerable Fra Ansonio Aga
rcned," he observes, "thAt this Catholic cav
alicr 1t ons time was destitute Of gold and
silver, whera~ith to pay the wages Of his
troops and tho soldiers murnured greatly,
seeing that they had not tho meAns Of puschss-
ing neceesaziea from the people q the town-
In this di1em1nz what does this most saga-
cioun commander He takes me number Of lit
| ito morsels OF paper, on the which be inec1ihes
varioua sums, lrEe and small. according to
| The nature OF The case. and sigma me Them
| "How, you Will say are soldiers to be pad
with sasps Of paper? Even 30, I
ansver, and we'll psid. too, =.
I viii presently make manifest. Fos
The good Count .a. tssasa pf1oStsmstlGn p1h.ms q
fn1i n1 smonnt @ thereon inscribed, pronis
;ng to redeem them At - futur!t
time with silver and gold, ant
threatening With severe punishment sh19 ts
ing full confidence in his word ant
tTst;nc that be would be ~ willing to par
form he one promise As he co1tainly was abl'
to pcrforn the other. took those curious NOR
sels Of paper without hesitation OF demnr.
1Ihus By . subtle and most nnisacu1ou
/ 1,p3 of ALCHEMY did this Catholic cavA1ier turl
worthless paper into precious gold, and max
bis late Impoverished garrison abound L
| money.
de- Teudil1a redeemed his promise
Ike = loyal knight; and this mir
cle, aa it appeared IN the eses c
Fin Antonio Agapida, is tho first instance
| record OF paper money, which has sinca inu1
dated the ciyliked world with unhoonded opt
| lAnco." q.
, 1870-05-09

General POfesa k4fcWeA UQGEA
The following is the farewell order OF Con-
eral Pope, who haa gono from Detznt to st.
Louis to assume command OF tho Department
OF the MirsorH:
HEADQUARTERS DHAnrMST CT TIE LAKEs,l
DETROIT, Mich, April 50, 1870.
In compliance With General Orders; No. Al,
dated Adjutxnt Generals 0fice, Washington,
D. C., April Is, 1870, the undernisned hereby
relinquishe4 command Of the Department Of
the Lakes to hssrne command Of the Depart
nent of the Missouri. ...
The Commanding General talcs tho occasion
OF retiring from this command to return his
thanks to the oficers serving at headqu1tteza,
as well as to the officers md troop genenny,
serving in tho department, Tor their eordiA
md efficient corporation in the rezformsne
Of tho official dntica OF the department, and
coug1atuAAtes hirnaeM upoa the ssssndl5,, %,
bctH cen himaeN and them, without exception,
during biz eerrlce in this department.
TO 1eyet IRigidier General pelouze, Assist
spt AdfutAnt General, he desires particularly
10 express his thAnks nnd hta hlgh apprscia-
ion of ths general efficiency I'D r. sth;oEnoush na,
"a well Is Of tho courtcsy and confastent KING.
| ness which hAyo marked bis intercourse viii
officers Of au grades serving in tha dcp4t
| ment, At tho time OF General pelouzes ~
signment to duty in this department, me Oh
I sn1nding General congratulated hirsen uI'o!
tho prospect Of having in ks command an Of
flces OF such excellent parsonA and rn'litat.
reputation, and he as, had ever
reason TO fclicitate himself alat bis high e1pec
tatons have been most fullt realized Hetake
j. leave OF Gcneral pclouze Nth the greatest re
; grct, md can only wish tsr haD tho success
, md the high esteem uhicA have hitherto hcel
| | eo Justly his lot
/ 10 Mevet Major GcneM ". l.. Elliott, Ac,
0 ing Assistant Inspector Genera, hl takes thi
: OCCASION to acknowledge and express his AZ
9 probation Of the courtesy, xeA, aad ahilit
with which his various RutieA hAve teoa rel
dc1ed, and recognizes the fact That ths presc1
= state Of efficiency Of this command il "a,
: much due TO The wisdom nd prastsea sot
: Fiiiott,s long and honorable service In u
i iine % Of .he army. and familiarity with 81
n | duties. u,.,
e.iof Cnmrnissarv Of Subsistence me'
= J coionsI Z. q. Abadie, Medical Director p
I Tst Lieutcusas Colonel II. c. Pratt, Ch
, 1870-05-09
CfQflRs
CE0pEs
Tho Centrnlia H. .Se1fineY asvs thai til.

The Cent1als, n, Sentinel says that the
prospect for fano tFuit crop was mover more
cheering than nnw.
NJ s.s to% g Fsset.s ss G0YatS 81
spring Tor farmers, This spring, I think most
ever saw. The cat crop locks splendid, and
there is very much corn planting this week.
| an calr5 to say, though, that the Wheat crop
" Fayette County ia in = very bad condition:
one-foarth of = crop OF wheat. It was winter
Killed go badly that most farn,ers do not ex-
pect anything
Tho In,lianapv;;is 1,u,-aol, Of the 9Th, gives
tho following statement relative 10 crops in
whitley County report that tho prospects, fora
good Mhe4t crop a1e not aa encouraging now
Is tley were fen weeks ago. The heavy
freeze there On Easter morning seems to have
left its imprint tolsrably plain; The prospects,
for largo yield Of wheat In Decatur County
wers never mora latsezing, and there MIL be
At lesst third Of o crop Of peaches. Other
| fruits promise to be abundant. From Abash,
| Warren, Pike, Bartholomew, Floyd, Sullivan,
| and in fact nearly every county in tho State,
crops. Wills there is still some croaking,
| wo infer from the general tone of the papers
I that the pEoepects for fully hn average yield
OF wheat throughout the State were never bet
fer. Some solicitude is still felt about the
fruit, but it is quite likely that tho season is
TOO faz advanced for fruit to b much Anected
BY any 1reak Of weather; the probability ia
there viii bo enough Of that for al ordinary
uee. An old farmer Of Shslby Townahip, TIP
recanoe County, informs the Lafayette Jour.
nal that tho yield OF every description OF
fruit and grim promises to be more abundant
than in any previous year." The sarne paper
Of the 7th says: "The prospect for good
crops in most parts Of Dearborn County
are Ill that could be, desired. The
! Logansport Pharos says TINT Tho fattnezs
| in that locality report wheat looking bet.
| ter, md there ia now certainty almost tha1
| the 3ieM VIII bo quite up TO the average Il
| Washington Cory tre w3cs. crop 'ookt
: ,:a.rr.isInt also. throughout Jackson, whsr'
IN abundant yield ID promised" Tho Porte
County Tidetles says: n Crops are looking wei
III this county A large bzesdth Will be put In
Tch farmers around IeGereonville arc al yer!
busy At present. TIE prospects, for iEuit ans
grim crops arc unusually good. Tho con
crop Is nenrly planted. This is much earle
than usual for many years- The amoun
planted is unusually large"
The Columbus CO.. Journa!of the 9Th eays
"Nr. John H. klppast, Secretary OF III
State Board Of Agriculture, returned yesset
\ pasgn, Madison, Clarke. Montgomery, an
Greene, md his reports "a to the condition Q
| the growing c1ups arc uoet encouraging. L
| al these counties the season ispronouuced tn
\ earliest ever known. The lesses Of trees II
az forward ~ they usually are At the 1st Q
| juno. Nr. Eippatt brings With him spec
, ! mems OF grass two feet high snd IN bloon
| Much com has been planted, and farmers II
. giving their entire attention TO the putting !
! | Of this crop in good shape. Wheat looks We
l eye7Nhelc.'
, 1870-05-09
UNITARIANISM AT L0OKPORT.
Reprv by.aIr. Lynn to the Rcr. Moses Sleek.


T..
To tie Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
II, yonr datty Issue of MAYS nv attention Was
-:-.a,n,h hn.Saa un,a Nav. f-nr,
eA'so W q pa t nS nAe -, Aa 49,
LockFol. 1ue pa1"s'4pa "Sa PA1' " tuS
report OF the proceedings OF the Calta-
rtan Conference. Iosea Meek, whom the
1epoit nou'u .sA1 -, f~.Sou .s.... " ..,.ns.r ~
fcstaent mere, u M en.te eHansct ~
our people, and was scat here h5 the Rev. e. 4.
Staples 10 speak to US on last Sunday As the report
s,ne In trs+;c. II one nennIe and esn.rIal]f ynIs-
0oss , - so ~ ~. r-o,I. - ,,.tn onv
Represents tAe' solue vi sae ii'cuos az 4u4l' ouA
tous to hase the mistake corrected through The
nr.t place. Nr. Meek vaa here too short time 10
become w % acquainted WITH my Of our people who
take IN interest in the active duties OF our cause
ano ~ iae" ~ 'tn nv =, n,,or a., anr
now In the onlJ ueld 1nas Is open 70 our e.ol1s-
On his asking me, veEy bluntly. what We believed,
7 toJI h,fn conld not tell meaning ty TINT that
=. ,Mn,nrer for mr N nreten1 tn i.c The noun,
II k"as 1pptot@4 ~ Nie ~ ~ ~ ns oAoa@n
taste for he was aware that We as UnltartAns, be-
n.yeJ in the Unity Of God as distinct
r.,r, ~. .,rn,,v ann tnas thr hns,c element Of
onT t thoueh;s ani IDEAS is The fatSerhood Of God
and brotherhood Of man. lie nistook nodcsty for
t,mtlItT and il there WIS any hesitaucy 1t was not
on Inc han OF those he conversed With In the class
at SUNDAY School, or On my part who talked quite
| freely With him, and who, In order to compare
opit,jous Fill further, invited him to my house.
III. meek was entirely MISTAKEN ID REGARD 10 Ns.
Lynn being 'seif-conGtttuted PASTOR" for he
isxs m riain to beir1 q pagtor at al. Xr Lynn at
| nr's+nt has cnargc 81 the Sunday School: there
fose 4 Vii he seen that the smart sptritnaist =.