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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04
UNIyERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Exereises-Address
ofHon. Geo. II. PcndIeton. OF Ohio.

The immense crowd OF both sexes
from all sections of the Union assembled
at the University hall Wednesday night
lastto hear the address before the literary
societies, by Hon. George Ii. Pendleton,
Of Ohio. In coming forward he was
received with applause. The subject
OF the address was the constant, regular,
unremitting progress Of the human
race in everything which tends to it,
civilization and elevation; that this
progress is the result OF the efforts Of
individual men; that every human life
aids or retaris it, and the consequent
duty OF every man to develop to the
very largest extent every capacity Of
mind, and body, that he may contribute
his Just share TO the general advance
ment of the race. This main idea was
enforced BY historic illustrations, com.
PARSONS OF the civilization OF the world
at different epochs andin different coun-
tries. lie alluded to the foundation OF
the university and to the lives and
characteristics OF its three great patrons
the splendid trinity Of Jefferson
Madison and Monroe
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FORTY-rIRsT CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July :.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, july.
j-i SENATE
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military com
mittee, reported bill granting con
demned ordnance for soldiers monu
ments in various towns Of the country.
Mr.. Chandler, from the committee on
Commerce, reported bill, which was
made the special order for Wednesday
next.
Mr.. Ramsey, from the committee on
Postotiices, reported with amendments
a bill to establish q transatlantic pos,
tai telegraph service 10y American ca,
bles. Rejected-22 to 2S. e st g.
Amotion was made to take n recess
from today till Tuesday.
Mr.. Morrill,, Of Maine, from the COM
mittce of conference on the Indian
appropriation bill, reported the commit
tee unable to agree in consequence OF
the flat denial of the House of the
authority Of the Senate to make treaty
stipulations with Indian tribes which
should bind the House.
4 new committee of conference was
ordered
The report of the committee OF con-
ference on the bill to define the duties
OF pension agents was adopted.
\ committee of conference was also
appointed upon the post office appropri-
alton bill.
The Senate took mp the bill to amend
the naturalization laws.
The Senate substitute for the House
hill was further opposed by Messrs.
Howell, Schurz and Casserly.
Mr.. Sumner moved to strike out the
word white from all naturalization
laws. ...
Mr.. Williams moved to add that
this act shall not be construed to au-
thorizc the naturalization of persons
born in the Chinese Empire but after
discussion Withdrew the amendment.
Mr.. Summers amendment was reject
ed-22 to %.
The Senate then rejected the amend.
ment also proposed 10y the Senate com
mittec as a substitute for the House
bill-l7 to %.
The House Bill was amended, II to
9, strictly party vote, by Adding the
last two sections OF the Senate bill, pro.
viding for the appointment Of two cleo
ton commissioners, one OF each party
by the United States Circuit Court in
each election district of cities Of up
wards Of 10000 inhabitants. The ccm-
mission are to supervise the elections
and challcngeany name proposed TO be
registered and any vote offered, the
United States Marshal TO appoint dcpu,
ties TO preserve order at the polls.
Mr.. Sumner then renewed his amend
ment to strike the word white out
of all the acts Of Congress relative to
naturalization, so there would be no
distinction on account Of race or color.
The amendment was agreed to-ycas
-, nays 22.
Mr.. Williams renewed his amend
mcnt providing that nothing in the act
shall be construed to authorize the nat,
uralization of persons born in the Chi
nese empire.
Mr.. Stewart argued that extending
the bill to the Chinese would occasion
popular revolution against the Re
publican party which would destroy II
before the Chinese could gain citizen
ship, two years preliminary notice being
necessary before naturalization.
Adjourned until Monday.
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Police CoUKT.-There was but one
case before the police court on Satur-
dav. George Moore, colored brother
filed his hide with henzine ON Friday
evening and let himself boil over. He
went roaring and cavorting up and
down the levce, like an army mule,
wearing that he could whip any mig
sah in lie village. Whoope! Clar
way from me, coons" He kicked up
such a jolly row that Officer Reed
snatchcd him from the wharf and
hurled him into the calahoose. Judge
Good fined him Sj and costs, which he
paid, and went off singing "llI never
get drunk any more.
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PICNIc At THE FAIR GROUNUs.-We
call especial attention to the grand pic
nic To come Off to-day on the Fair
Grounds, Wheeling Island. We feel
assured our Catholic friends will leave
no means untried to make the day as
pleasant and agreeable as possible.
uur friend Lotus of the Street Railway
AMI his able chief Colonel John Hand
Ian, we learn, will have number of
extra cars put on the Island route so
that all who see fit 20 visit the Fair
Grounds, can ride 10 and from the en-
trance
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TnE NENAGERIE.-Nan Amhurgh ~
90. : great Golden Memagerie will make
It's grand entree in the city this morn
ing at = clock, and will parade our
principal streets before locating on the
Island. This parade will be pageant
worth seing, As the company is celebra-
tel tor the magniticcncc OF its equip
ments. Elaborately carved chariots
and ears, q living lion loose in the
,tyceis, the monster elephant Tippoo
Saib. and long line of splendid cages
richly decorated with pictures, carved
work and gliding, are the features OF
mi. PROCESSION which is said to be near
Is mile in length. As this sho" Is
entirely free, it will doubtless be well
patronized. The tent, as large as six
ordinary circus tents, will he open 10
the rublic at ten o'clock this morning
and continue open without intermission
throughout the day and evening, 1t
is many wears since this State has been
visited by a legitimate, old fashioned
menagerie, and as this one offers many
novel attractions, it will undoubtedly
draw immense throngs Of visitors, es-
lecially as it is not likely that another
OF equal magnitude will come this way
for a long time. The high reputation
of Van Amburgh Il Co.'S establishment
has ALREADY been noticed in these co.,
umnS
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DISCHARGED. A Mrs. Sophia Wal
kenh0ur, who lives At RhinevilIe, some
time since had Conrad Miller, Frank
IIarhin and Joseph Enos arrested on a
charge Of having committed an assault
and battery on her. The difficulty
.rcw ont of Millcrs attempt to protect
bis property from the water running
Iown a gully during a recent rain
storm. An examination was had before
Squire Johnston, on Saturday, and the
evidence clearly established the fact
that Mrs. WalkcnhOur was the aggres-
-nr. and that no assault WAS made 10y the
PARTIES a. charged The Justice dis
missed the suit against them, and re-
Juircd Mrs. Walkenhour 10 pay the
COSTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

MORE than one hundred thousand
persons annually die in this country
from Consumption, which is but the
child of Catarrh. $500 reward is offer
ell by the proprietor Of DR.. 'Sages
Catarrh Remedy, for a case Of Gatarrh
which he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents
to DIR. RlV. Pierce, Buffalo y "
and yet il br mail sl5afts = B
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\ QUEER CASE.-A woman living IN
Webster township, named Mary j. Hill,
ON Saturday scnt boy named Skegg
"a Florence grocery 10 purchase box
OF paper collars, giving him five dol
lar bill with which TO pay for the same.
The hov got the collars and handed the
,horman the bill, but could get no
change, Florence telling him that he
would give him or Mrs. Hill, we did
not understand certainly which, credit
np account with the balance. This
orran"rment did not suit Mrs Hill,
who went 10 the grocery and demanded
her change Failing 10 get IT she ap-
rlied TO Sqnire Clohan for a warrant
for Florences arrest. hearing OF the
cose will had on Tuesday evening at n
% clock, Florence giving bail i'll the sum
of 500 for his appearance at that time,
While the above case was pending Il
rnan named Cooper went into Justice
'lnhans Office, and, being badly intoN-
icutcd, commenced swearing in an out
rasrons manner. He was fined - for
contempt of court, and il default, com
united To Jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

So sure as you take Rosenheim' 5
Stomach Bitters, the Great Western
Remedy, you will be cured Of Loss OF
Appetite, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhoea,
Debility, Fever and Ague, or Nervous
Headache. They all arise from tor
pid state of the stomach and bowels.
Sold by grocers and druggists every:
where.
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THE GREAT RACE!
THE LEE AHEAD At CAIRO F.!
Especial TO the Register. !

CAIRO, July 3.-The Robert f. Lee
passed here at 6:30 this evening, one
hour and twelve minutes ahead Of the
Natchez. The race will terminate AT
st. Louis 5ltr,tg.sLgs9
LoVrsvnLE, judy 3.-The- Lee passed
Memphis last night at lila. Time
from New Orleans, two days, six hours
and nine minutes. Natchez one hour
behind.
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THE PRErrlEsr WOMAN IN New lrEA

HE PRETTIESr W OMAN IN NEW tlA.
Miss K, we'll known in our fA$h
enable society for her djStiague appc; l.
ance and beautiful complexion, wa once
sallow, rough-skinned girl, chagrinci
at her red, frecklcd face. She pitched
into IIagan Magnolia Balm, and is Low
as pretty in complexion as shcis charm
ING in manners. This article ovelcom
frecNes, tan, sallowness, moth-patches.
ring-marks, etc, and makes one look
ten wears younger than they are Mag
polia Balm fora transparent complex,
ion and Lyons Kathairon to make the
hair plentiful, hpar;ant, son anal -dsli,
cate, have no rivals. The hathairon
nreyents the hair from turning gray,
eradicates dandruti, aud is the best a"d
cheapest dressing in the world,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

To KEEP THE PEACE-A hoy named
James Holmes was taken before Squire
Gillespie, of Madison township, on Sat
urdav, charged by Charles Fmdt with
having committed a breach of the
peace. The facts fully establishing the
charge. Holmes was required TO give
bond in the sum OF 800 conditioned
for his GOOD behavior for six months.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
II. hammer.

ETERI,ISG EXCHANGE on DDSDOS
sor any sum not isss than One Pound strT.
jiny Sight Drafts on al The principal eitles
Of France, Germany and Italy AT lIbfrai
rates. -It
Also, FOR sALEAT THE SANE OFFICE:
Passage Tickets % and from England,
ireland, Bremen and Hambarg, via New
York or Baltimore.
FTnIepant Railroad Tickets from New
York OF Baltimore 10 Wheeling.
once, =. w. corner OF Third and Market
streets, Centre Wheeling, w. Va
BENNO HAMMER,
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and Life
Claim aud General PsseSge Agent.
noyts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-04

POETRY FOR THE TMES.-Blobbs says
each season has lis appropriate poetry
This is his idea of the style Of thing
suitable for the present time:
You who have got bills TO pay,
Prrpare To paw 'em right away.
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afheelins Register.
gTr Market Reports on Third Page.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

The Post Office will be open this
morning from halfpast until 9 o'clock.
The remainder of the day il will be
closed
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A RE- PREPARED AT ALL TINES
n with the best materials 10 fill orders
for Bank Books, such a. are used by Banks,
Counties, interpretations, Railroads and
Merchants, upon short notice and In the
most desirable and vo9kmanlfke manner.
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery, we feel confident that We VIII
render entire satisfaction 10 all who favof
ns with their orders
Music, Nagazines and Periotiiesls Of every
description bound In neal ana dursD'e
manDer. Address
MILLS, PREW Il o.,
Corner of Quincy and Main streets
r,asp WbseiIBg, ". Va
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-22

bIttle near Paris, in which the Bsvsrians
were engaged: Yesterday a sharp bat
tie occurred between Villeneuve and
Montrauge. The French forces consisted
of three divisions, commanded by General
Vinoy, and were supported by a strong
redoubt. They were defeated, neyerthe-
less "
MUNICH, September 2l.-The Bavsrian
Minister of War has received the follow
ing: "The French garrison made sortie
from Strasbourg yesterday, but were
driven back with heavy loss. In the bat
tie between Villeneuve and Montrauge,
near Paris, on the 10Th, the Second Bava-
rian corps, supported by Prussians, sus-
tanned the attack of General Vinoy's divi-
sions. The Bavarians took seven cannon
and over a thousand prisoners. The
French were driven back into their in
trenchments."
THE CRIME OF DEMOCRACY IN BERLIN.
NEW YORK, September 2l.-A special
dispatch from Berlin to the Herald says:
"Johan JacOby, leader of the Democratic
party, has been imprisoned at Konigs-
blurg, by order of the military suthori-
ties, for calling a meeting of partisans
who drafted resolutions against the forci-
BILE annexation of French territory. The
Democrats of Munich passed similar reso-
lutions.
alt is semi-oficially announced that
further unity of Germany will shortly be
secured"
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ITALY.
THE ITALIANS NEARLY CRAZY.

THE ITALIANS NEARLY CRAZY.
LONDON, September 2l.-Dispatches
from Florence announce that the city Is
covered with flags in honor of the expec-
ted news of the occupation of Rome by
the Italians. The population Is nearly
crazed with delight.
ROME OCCUPIED BY ITALIAN TROOPS.
FLORENCE, September 2L.-Rome has
been occupied by Italian troops. NO
blood shed. The Pope forbade any resist
ance. The Romans received the Ita-
lians with the greatest enthusiasm.
sPECULATGONs ABOUT THE NEW ITALIAN
MINISTRY.
LONDON. September 2I.-The Papal or
gan in this city says the following will be
The Cabinet of Italy, under the new
regime. according to the reports circu-
lafing at Rome:
Mazzini, President of the Council and
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Garcia
Minister of the Interior; Amuschi, Minis
ter of Finance; FabriZi, Minister of War;
Parta. Minister of Public Works; Ferrar,
Minister of Education; Maucini, Minister
of Grace and Justice; Mussi, Minister OF
Agriculture and Commerce; Garibaldi,
Minister of Marine.
ALITTLE ABOUT ROME.
VILLA ALBANI, September 2l.-The
Italian troops entered Rome through the
PoutG Pia, firing on the mercsnarles as
thew advanced; at last the Pope ordered
the white flag TO se hoisted, and hostih-
ties. ceased. The national forces then
quietly occupied the city.
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ARIZONA.
Terrible Conflict between Indians and
Hbiies--. Republican Nominations
In Nevada.

SAN Francisco, September 2l.-L ate
advics - from Tusson, the capital of Ari-
zona. arc that the place is to all intents in
a stale Of siege. There have been no mails
from California from July Slst to August
10th.
Ten or twelve whites were killed dur
ing the month of August in the vicinity
of Tusson, and number of Mexican bor-
derers, the Sonora mail riders, soldiers
and teamsters were slaughtered.
The mails, mail stations and wagon
trains were destroyed.
The farmers are abandoning their ranch
as. War meetings have been held and
libal'al subscriptions taken up for the pur-
lose of protection against the savages.
Volunteers are organizing, to act in
contraction with Lieutenant Cushing
who ia in command OF a detachment Of
the Third cavalry.
The Indians are absolutely free to
commit depredatiOns.
The Republican State Convention Of
Nevada meets at Elko. A full delegation
will be present. Triette, of Story county,
will probably be nominated for Governor
ton the first ballot. Swingerland's chances
for Lieutenant Governor are best.
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UNITED STATES.


NEW YORK, September 21.--The Worlds
London special telegrsphs: "a Cabinet
meeting was held this evening, but ad-
iourned after waiting till I'D O'Clock in
vain fer news of the result of the inter
view between Jules Fsvre and Count Bis
marck. Nothing positive bad been at
tanned, but dispatches received early in
the evening here intimate that Bismarck
has manifested a disposition TO recede
from his extreme demands, and that ne
will induce the King to treat with the
provisional government as soon as 1Is
powers shall have been confirmed oy
constitutional assent. He objects, how
ever, to an aTmistice.
"There is no longer any doubt that
Prussia has made what amounts to posi-
tive threat that she viii not permit the
territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of Germany.
This is confirmed to me frona the highest
quarters, and to the attitude of Russia
taken in connection with the growing in
dignation of the English people at the
course of Gladstone's government, peace
must be attributed If peace is now
reached. The Russian fleets are fitting
for sea at Cronstadt, and, as havesre-
peatedly notified you, the Russian armies
on the Polish frontier are ready to assume
the offensive at once If necessary"
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FRANCE.
MOVEMENTS OF FRENCH TROOPS.


Tours, September 2I.-It is reported
that the Prussians on the line of the
Orleans railroad, after a sharp engage
ment, were repulsed, and fell back upon
Malishuber and PithivieIs.
Ironelad gunboats for the defense of
Paris have commenced operations.
General Riply, an American, has offered
his services to the Committee of Defense.
Floating batteries have been construct
cd, to defend the entrances of the rivers of
France.
A large number of troops and volun-
teers are at Lille. It is expected that
these, and the troops in the eastern de-
partments, will soon create diversions.
Tours, September 2I.-General Worder
has refused to sign any more safe con-
ducts for the inhabitants of StrasbOurg.
A general bombardment of the city is
about to take place.
Tours, September 21.-The fort at Vim
cennes, on the east side of Paris, which
was blown up day or two ago, was an
old one which had been IelabIlitated at
various times within the past three centu-
ries, but at present would be altogether
unfit to Withstand the play of rified can
non.
THE FRENCH CRY, "oN TO PARIS !"-THE
PRUssIANs AGAIN REFUSED AT ToUL-
HEAVY REINFoRCEMENTs FROM AFRICA
-MARsEILLEs FURNISHING THE SIN
Ews."
ToUL, September 21.-The Government
has ordered troops in all parts of the
country to converge on Paris.
1t is rumored that the Prussians have
entered Orleans.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived by the ministry:
"CoLMAR, September 2O.-The Depart
ment of Haut Rhine is completely evac-
uated by German troops, and the drawing
of conscripts is resumed at Mulhouse.
All is now quiet. Should the enemy re-
turn the population viii be prepared to
resist.
"EPINAL, September 2O.-Toul hss
again been attacked, but the Prussians
were repulsed and their guns dismounted.
"TOULoN, September 20.-TrarspOrts
landed to-day 5000 ZOuaves and IL, 900
Chasseurs- -a-Cheval.
" MARsEILLEs, September 20.-The mu-
nicipal council have voted war loan OF
ten million francs"
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Imnortant Political Movemant.

RICHMOND, September 21.-Hon. Leo
W. Booker, Congressman from Virginia,
and A. J. Hamilton, of Texas, have issued
a call for a convention of the native origi-
nal Union men of the South at Knoxville,
November 1st. Among the subjects to be
brought to its attention will be the accept
ance of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments as the final status OF the
African race; universal amnesty and the
restoration to every man of the civil and
political rights enjoyed before the war;
compensation to loyal men for property
taken during the war; fair distribution
of the banking capital in the South and
West; the abolition Of the iron-clsd oath /;
giving the rights of citizens to all persons
from whom the duties of citizens are re-
quirsd, and the payment of the public
debt according to contract. The call says
the Convention will not be of a party
character,
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NEW YORK.
PrOce, 'dIRgs Of the New Ssrk Democratic
State Convention.

poyesEsTk'R, September M.-The Demo-
,.-st5o state Convention was called TO
orjar Nv Ssmnel J. Tilden, on whose
Don,insii 0n VIM. c. Dewitt, of Brooklyn,
IVss made temporary Chairman.
Tba roIl vas then called, and when the
,,o,ntx- of n. ~ York was reached great
interest was 2 Inhibited to ascertain what
..onrsa the Com ventiOn would pursue witt
Tssnect to the ,a1unty delegation of the
Voi,nsr D..mocrscV. The clerk, however,
only called the Tamn any delegates.
Aftsr the roll was called, Samuel ID.
Mott, of Kings county, asked 70 De al
lowed to introduce the or, adentisls of the
Yonnq Democratic delegation, and moved
that a committee of two rom eacn Ju-
dicial district be appointed 80 investigate
Tbs chairman said: " will not recog-
nize any delegation from the city Of New
York. except that just announced by the
Secretary, unless otherwise ordered.
Asno appeal was taken from this ruling,
ths Young Democracy was duly squelched,
A. the afternoon session VIM. L. Odell,
of Saratoga, was chosen permanent chair
James Warren, from the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following:
/. A general indictment against the Re-
publican party.
q In favor of tree trade.
3. Reform in internal revenue matters.
4, DenOuncing the COngresslon al natu-
s, Rejoicing at the downfall of imperi-
alism in France and the establishment OF
a French Republic, and also the establish
ment of German unity.
g. sympathy with Ireland, Cuba, ana
other people struggling for liberty.
Z. Calling for extension OF clemency 10
paFties violating neutrality acts.
s. Indorsing canal funding bills.
g. Indorsing the administration OF Gov
aernor Hoffman.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted with great applause.
The following State ticket was nomi-
mated by aoclamation: Governor, John
q. Hoffman; Lieutenant Governor, Allen
q. Beach; Comptroller, A. 4. Nichols;
Canal Commissioner, long term, John ID.
FToy; short term, Geo. w. Chapman:
State Prison Inspector, solomon semen
all renominated. Adjourned.
A Drotest from the Young Democracy
AGAINST the action of the Convention in
their case was made, but no notice was
NEW YORK, September 21.-Tbe steam
or China, from Liverpool, has arrived,
The port of specie to-day was T4SO,-
loan of half million was made until
November l, at per cent, the collateral
being railroad shares.
The French volunteers arrested yester-
day will sail on the Vile de Paris, Octo'
ber LIST.
The agent of the French line declares
suit for damages against the North Ger
man Consul. It viii be prosecuted with
ali the legal talent and money that can
possibly be obtained.
five year old colt, by Maj. Winfield,
VINO made half mile on Fleetwood
course on Monday, in 1;09h, has heen
sold for $1,000.