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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-28
Mr.. Lo! in Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. G., J

WASHINGTON, ~. ", Nay 90
The distinguished aboriginal warriors
now here have not yet recovered from tho
fatigue of their long journey in railToad
cars and stage-C0achcS from the unsettled
regions of the West. This afternoon,
however, they proceeded, In company
with their agent, Capt. Poole, and the
Government Interpreter, to tho Indian
Bureau, where they met Commissioner
Purker. The ceremonies were very quiet.
After hand.shAking, the Indians were
seated, and the Commissioner made q
short speech, telling them the President
had heard of their troubles, and had i'll
vitcd them here so tint they could speak
for themselves. They were regarded Us
friendly to the United States, and he was
very glad they had kept their promise up
to this time. When they were prepared
to make known their complaints, the
Commissioner would he ready to hear
them. III the meantime lie wanted them
to be perfectly contentel and easy. lie
also explained TO them that other Sioux
who have not been friendly to the Gov
crnmcnt, 0lluding TO Red Cloud and par
", were expected here in five or six days,
md lie wanted to make Red Cloud and
all his people friendly to tue United
States. Atprcsent he had nothing par.
ticular TO say. After they were rested he
would take them to see the President. and
he also extended them an invitation from
the War Chief, Gen. Sherman, who had
met them near their own homes, TO visit
him during their stay.
The Indians listened very calmly and
stoically to whatthe Commissioner said tO.
them, and at the conclusion made gene.
ral exclamation of approval. Spotted
Tail, who is the most renowned one Of
tho party, remarked, through the inter
prefer, that they were still very tired, and
Ind nothing to say just now, but after
they were rested would make known
their complaints and havC long talk
A pipe, which the red men brOugh 1t
with them, was then lighted and passed
around the small number of persons pres
cnt, nearly oil Of whom indnlgcCl in a few
whiiFs, and after few moments the In
dian delegation shook hands with the
Commissioner and passed on their way to
dinner.
They arc rather astOniShGd at the sights
they have met In civilized regions, and
Spotted Tail says he has already more to
tell his people than twelve months time
will consume.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May q.
The Fenian movements on the New
York and Vermont borders are still anx.
iOusly watched, and are topics uppcrmost
in newspaper comments this morning
The Standard thinks the United States
llas no motive to cmbroil itsclfwith Great
Britain on q question so contemplate Us
the FGnlan business. ....
The NelcS refers TO tho vlgilant Cana-
dian Government, the firm attitude taken
by the United Suites and the im1ecility
OF the Fcnians, 10 prove that further Ng-
gressiOns upon Canada arc, ifnOt impossi.
hIe, ut least improbable. .-
The Times again expresses its admira.
tion for the loyalty and vigor displayed by
President Grant II is, however, unable
to express It's Indignation at the object tor
which tho American and Canadian troops
have been put in motion. It applies to
affairs such wOrlsas "abominable pillagc,
outrageous murders" etc.
Mrs. Motley, wife Of the American Min
istcr, guvc grand dinner last evening,
which was largely attended. -
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dangerous practice as likely to result il

dangerous practice as likely to result in
loss 10 the church.
Rev. DR.. Wm. Norwood made the mo-
ton that the RcctOrs in the Diocese be
requested to read to their congregations
that portion Of the report on the state OF
the church which refers to sending Chfl.
drcn to Romish schools, as Olen rs prIc-
ticable Carried.
Judge Lay, from tho committee to
which had been referred the subject Of
the formation Of Mutual Life Insurance
Company for the benefit Of the clergy es'
pcClally Of this Diocese, presented u re-
port which, upon motion, was laid on the
table and made the order Of the day at
o. o'clock this morning.
Mr.. j. W. Greene from the committee
on the Insurance of church property.
asked an extension Of time to report until
next Council. :. :.
On motion, the Council adjourned until
0 o'clock this morning.
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Chicago Market.

ShbSANOt ANhS So
FLoUR-Falrly active. and prices arm.
demand for No. + aaIss AZ /, ga Gr ot3 SH eSsh aSS
81 OO61 o. seller Juno, closing At 81 O0X6d LOOK
cash, and 81 ok seller June In tho afternoon
tho market was active at 81 O9f1l 02H seller
June. COrn-TOlCrably active. but weak and
declining; sales at S365ic for No. 9, and T6s11c
for rejected. closing at inside prices; optional
sales at B3GGSic for June, and 9J{6sSc seller
last half Of June; In the afternoon the market
was quiet Rt S3Hc for No. 9, seller June. Oats
Moderately active, closing the week with scllerH
041;Es seller June. RyG-FaIrly active and prl-
ces lrln At Sic for No. /. lINFlcy-Low grades
and high grades nominal.
CATTLE-ActtvG for upper qualities, and quiet
for other grades; g. 2bf 70 for fur good 10 extra
Texan steers, and IS 9S6s S7yS for extra primo
native becveR.
Ho0s-Supply largo: $s 8O1s IS for mir to me-
dun, aud s. coos IS for good smooth lots.
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Cincinnati Market.

FLOuR-UnChAngp
GRAN--Rye and Whcat-Unehanged. Corn
Closed dull and prices Sc lower; mixed car $50
DC. Oats-DulI at bNL0c. lIarloy-NOmInAl u
COTTON-Dull midllIng 2IEc nonllnnlly.
TORACCO-ln good demand; sales 2I4 hhds and
IS boxes at $G630 10, tho latter for bright leaf.
WuIsKY-Dnll and prices nominal Ut 81 OiSD
o., the latter for old process
PROvIsIONs-Mgs POrk-Unchangcd. Lard
DHll and nominal at 1Gc for primo Kettle. Bulk
Mcats-lIOld Armly al ls!S6i6K0l6X; no sales;
shoulders wanted Rt 1lAGbllXc. a good demand
for Bacon at lSXc for Shoulder: clear rib sides
advanced TO 16Ic; clear held at l71Ec, but not
EalCAblC Rt better than IKE Sugar Cured Hams
lin good demand at I9kGt9Oc.
BuTTEI-Dull at l8Gb2lc- ..'
EGGs--In good demand at lGC, shippers count;
asking tic nt close.
OILS-Linsced oll-Sl 10 and In falr demand.
Lard OIl-$I 90f1I 25.
GRooERIEs-SugaE-Flm aud in good demand;
range 1l0I2c. Coacc-FIrm at 9OG23c. .'a
G0LD-II4N buying.
ExCIIANGE-FiFn at par buying. rs.a
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SAD ACCIDENT IN PUTNAM COUNTY
Last Thursday, May 10Th, as Rev. A. b.
Smith Of the II. +. Church Of Buffalo and
Letart circuit. was coming over the Old.
akcr bill, in his carriage, his horse com
mcnccd running down tho hill, tho check
lines gave way, the horse increased his
speed, running over rocks, logs md stumps
until the. carriage was smashed to frag-
ments. Dir. Smith was thrown some dis.
tancc over prccipicc, where some time
after he was found with his collar bone
fractured and his right leg terribly shat
tered, tho end Of the bone prOtruding two
or three inches through the flesh Of the
lcg.-BH6dio IndcpSndent.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Nav q.

NhISI 4AA9 ~''
Yesterday there was meeting Of tho
Council of Ministers 10 deliberate on the
form of discussion in the coming session
Of the Corps LegislatiC To-day il is
limited that the members Of the Ministry
arc very uneasy.
Last evening there was private re-
union of radicals in BclIeville quarter.
Gaintille made u speech to the effect that
there must be no moro violence. Our tri-
umph, he said, must DO through universal
suffrage. These sentiments were mp
plauded to the echo.
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Murder Of a. Negro In Adams Co., Ill.
CuICAno Nav OF

In the town Of BTarcelIine, Adams Co.,
ILL.,, Frank Anderson, young man Of II
highly respectable family, shot and In.
stantly killed negro named Thos. Am.
stead. Tho trouble arose about wager
often cents, which was lost by Anderson
He paid 1t, and Immediately went 10 his
house, got revolver, returned to where
AmstcGd was, demanded the money,
which Amstcad refused, whcrCupOn An.
dCrSOn drew his revolveran and fired Mt Am
steal, with the result stated abovc. An
dcrSOn Is in jail.
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A silly Rumor Con tradictcd.
WASHINGTON, May q.

The rumor from Ottawa that Minister
Thornton was directed by the Secretary
Of Foreign Affairs TO demand the protec-
tion Of the Canadian frontier by President
Grant, is untrue. On the contrary, the
British Minister, in behalf Of his Govern.
ment, Is satisfied with what the President
Is doing to suppress tho Fenian invasion,
Hnd so expressed himself.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK. May n

The general market Ia inactive, yet there IL
moderate inquiry for sChsOnnblc goods, adapted
to the wants chiefly Of the local trade at uniform
rates. We quote Atlantic 4 and Lawrence D At
15c; Pacific extra and AmOskcag A brown sheet.
ings, l4Hc; Andr0scOggin i1i do, axe; Angus.
ta4-4 do. 13H6bl4c; Bedford r, SIC; Circat Falls
8, lie; Golden Ridge. lie; MOnGdnock ~, SIC;
do. ia, 42XC; bales Xxx blCaChed muslin. lie;
Blackstone A, 1iXc; Forest Dale, lS16c; Hope,
14c; Dwight cambrIcs II, and COTS 6ralds Soc.
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The Weather Yesterday.

7Ns NtSEFTn UNIon 1e3RgflpN Coz. BREIeEIR.
WHEELING, Noon, May a.
PittSburgh-CleaE; wind u. c.; ther. c.
81. LouIS-Clear; Wind u. O.; theF. q.
BudalO-Clear; wind y. c.; thcF. 6I.
WaAhinEt0n-0vercast; wind n. O.; theF. O..
PhllAdcIp IphIa-RAining; wind n. c.: thCE. 80.
ChlcagO-Clear; wind q. G.; theF. 60.
New YSrk@Cloudy; wind n. G.; theEr:: g.
ClncinnAu-Cloudy: wind n. e.; ther. GO.
Misunderstanding; wind n, c.; theF. 8.
ClOudy-Cloudy; thCr. Is.
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A Card.
WHEELING HospIrAL, ATay &c

WHEELING HospITAL, NTay &c, 20.
Editors Of TEAeeliHg MteRIgsHeGr' g.-
-Iwas recently in Wctzcl county. While
there, had the misfortune to fall into the
power of gang Of villains, Of the worst
description. l discovered them carrying
on criminal business. When they knew
that they were discovered, they conspirctl
against my lie, anil gave me u large dose
OF poison, which would have killed me Il
l had not succeeded in getting away from
them, and taken m emctic. | am In.
formed that they. the Wttzel county vii.
lains, are circulating in this city that !
have slandcred someOl tie citizens. They
want to get INC killed, to prevent me from
prosecuting them according to law.
l have never, at any time, slandcrcd
any person who lives in Wheeling or Vi
ciniy; i DAVID G. l'YRN.
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Grent COnnagration In Eastern
Canada.
QUEBEC, May 81.

QUEBEC, May q.
A destructive fire Is raging at Sangency
covering an area Of five miles wide by
thirty in length. Over 800 families mum.
bering 4, 500 persons arc rendered destitute.
Six adults and two children perished in
the flames. Tho wharf at Habe Bay and
several churches were burned. The fire
originated In the woods,
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Important Enterprise at st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, 8Tay27

a company composed of some of the
most prominent mon Of this city, called
tho Active Rail and Iron Works, has been
formed here for tie manufacture Of steel,
iron, rail and pig iron, with a capital OF
$5,O00,000. Tho works are To cost nearly
u million dollars, and will be built on the
Kingsland Iron Company Ground, South
street, ST. Louis. A committee appointed
for the purpose, LEFT for the East yesterday
to examine tic principal works with n
vicw Of introducing the latest improve
mcnts into their mill.
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Election in Norfolk, Va.
NORFOLK, NAV 9

The result of the municipal election
calnot ho known until the official returns
are given. The vote Is very close. The
Inst report gives the Conservatives 80 Of u
majority. The Radical ticket in Ports
mouth, headed by Phillip Thomas, for
Mayor, was elected by a considerable mn.
|nritv .a
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SPAIN.
MADRID, May 81.

The COrtcs are uversc 10 bestOwlng
royal prerogaivcs on ScrrAno. In the
C0rtGS yesterday, General Prim assured
the adhcrcnts Of Espartcro that he con-
sidered the refusal OF their chief rs definite
and that they must now cndeavOr 10 con-
solidAte the Regency.
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WINNEPEG.
The Canadians Steal March on
Relies, 800 British Troops in His
Domain.
MINNEApOLIN, May 81,

MINNEAroLIs, May e.
The 7ribMRc of the Goth. published u
statement from gentleman who is Touch.
cd for rs being entirely trustworthy, TO
the effect that early in May he left the
Vcrmillion country, OH Lake Superior. AT
Fort Vance, IL fir trading post on the
British side Of Rainy Lake, he found
$500 British soldiers, fully equipped
and provisloned. They had large feet
Of River Canoes with which they intend.
ed to make their way to the Red River
country. Hc thinks that ere this they
hive reached Lake Of the Woods. 1t is
supposed there that troops wero started
from Canada as soon as navigation permit
ted thCm.
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At special town meeting, a vote was
passed authorizing IN appropriation Of
$500, 900 for the building OF a new State
House In this city, providing the constitu.
tional amendment making Hartford the
Capital Of tho State, be adopted.
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Commercial and Financial.
Baltimore Market.
DALTINoRE, May q,

GRGW-%heGt-Flr Maryland 81 40a1 IS;
PcnnSyIypnIa 81 SOL 81 for prime. Corn
White easier at 81 1891 So yellow arm Of 81 IS.
PRoTISIoXS-MegS PoFk-Flrn. B9eon-FIrm;
ri6 GIdeS i7c; clear sides IKE; shoulders iAc;
hams 9ia49c. Lard-QuiGt Of IKE.
WAlGKY-FlEm At 81 ". ....
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Richmond Elects a Republican
Mayor.
RIClIMoND, VA, May

RICHMOND, NAp May *I
A counting Of the ballots show that the
Republicans havc elected George Chahoon
Mayor, and their City Council ticket, Is
still in doubt
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New York Money and STOCK Mnrkct,

-- = ~ NhW AUIIK' 8Nly u.
Wall street this afternoon suddenly lost the
buoyancy Of the morning aud lower prices wrrr
made on the Stock Exchange and ln the Gold
Room, the decline being attended with frvcrlsil
feeling. The occasion Of this marked ChangJ
was break in foreign exchange nom lOgtS 10
l00H, The advance In gold this morning CnN.
bled bankers 10 buy considerable amount Of
bonds for shipment, which increased the volume
Of exchange and caused some frG0 sales Of gold.
The decline In exchange caused break In gold
Of nom ll6S to 1I4h, and tho decline In gold IN
turn affected government bonds and the shAHV
list, which cclineI. 7-i'"I
GOLD-Closed at ll4HGlit1t. Carryipg rates
per cent 10 nat ClcaFanccS $So, ,OO1, ,NO6
MoNET-Easy Rt sos per cent.
STERLIN0-UnsGttled ut lO9kGblOJL
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STOcKs-Steady At tho close aud RhOWcd 4
ings wcru In Lake Shore. Ohio and Mississippi,
Reading, Pacific Mail and Western Union Tclr,
graph.
Western Union Telegraph. 8IX; Adams Ex.
sSs e't & 5ItSG %r satcs Fs 81 fSsdcs SS s Sa AT' 9
New York Central, I00X; do. scrip, 05yt; Eric,
29lS; do. preferred, 10; Harlem, 1i5; RGadIug,
116T; Michigan CCntral, 1875; Lake Shore, 2IfE:
Illinois Central, III; Pittsburgh, 10SL; North
% iisS Now vs. jersey % dGHITa 3 III It, GSn PSn 'S sss
do. preferred S0x; Wabash, 6S}f; do. preferred,
Is; Port Wayne, 9iaf; ToEre IIaute, S3 Chicago
4 Alton, ll6X; Ohio & Mississippi, 30lS; Hart.
ford & Erie. 81; Cleveland, Columbus & Gin.
cinnatl, 20; Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Cen
tral, lyk.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
FoFoIRnNews.

MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN GERMANY,
The Partisan journals have reports
of an immense movement Of troops
in Germany. They represent the
roads to the frontier incumbered
with men aud horses. Even IN
Baden the military activity Is re.
markble. Railway transportation Is
so arranged that 35, 600 infantry and
5000 cavalry can reach the frontier
In one day. secret exercises Of
artillery have been going on in the
fortress of RasIadt and in the com.
mon roads Ia western Prussia.
Sergents Of the regular Prussian
army are drilling young soldiers in
the handling OF arms.
The army at.Paris has received
orders to march to the Moselle,
and six tran sports at Toulon have
steam up, ready to sail for Africa to
bring back taoops.
Special guards are 10 constitute
the First Corps d'Armes, which
will be commanded by Marshal
Bazaine, with General Court. de
Cissey as Chief of Staff, and head.
quarters at Meize.
Marshal McMahon has been or.
dered from Algiers to take com.
mand of the army which is to op.
crate on the Rhine. General Leb-
run will be his chief Of STAFF, and
Generals Frassord and BourbAki
will march with him.
The Count de Paliko, with ChOn.
garin and other Generals, will act
on the Spanish frontier.
In the Chamber Of Deputies Min.
lister VenOsta, being questioned
on the general situation Of Europe
on the Spanish question and the
relations Of Italy thereto, said the
Italian Government co-opeFaine
with other powers In their efforts
to maintain peace, but he declined
to make any further explanation
He considered any discussion as TO
the occupation Of Rome, under
present circumstances, inoppor-
tune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
COMPAHATIVE STRENGTH OF
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

The population of France in
1860, was 3s,OG7,OO4; of the
French colonies, 2,649, ,67S; and of
countries under its protection, g..
693, ,575-making a grand total of
people living under the sway of
the French Empire, of 44,J35,3lL
The public debt in 1869 was
so, ,535, 100000; the revenue for
that year, $357,17O.OOO; the ex.
penditure, $3.50, ,2SO,OOO. The army
proper consists of 100000 active
troops, 100000 reserved, and $780,.
600 Of National Guard-in all L.
$4,000. France has 1l9 fort
resses, Of which eight are of the
first rank. Its feet consists of
439 vessels, of which $3.50 are
steamers, together carrying 1850
guns; besides 81 steamers build
ing, with 2l2 guns. The French
naval force consists of 72,446 men.
The population of Prussia, in
cluding the territory recently alb
sorbed by it, is 24,O4S,299. It's
national debt is 442,639,S72 tha.
lers; its revenue about 100000
900 thalers, and its expenditures
ten millions less. According TO
the Prussian Military Gazette, a
million Of troops can be placed un-
der arms by single telegram from
Berlin. The armyproper, is com.
posed of 100000, with a contin-
gent of 5000 men. This repre-
sents the standing army Of North
Germany. Baden, Wurtenberg
and Bavaria, have a reserve Of
l43,000 men, and an additional
force Of 200, 900 for the occupation
Iof towns and gnrrisOna There
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

THREE horses were stolen from
citizens in Brandon, last Saturday
night, and the editor Of the Be
publican thinks the thief is a man,
who gave bis name as w. A. Har.
rison, from Galveston, Texas, and
stated that he was areligious man,
who was too conscientious 70
travel On Sunday.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23
CITY srnEEEsiANB orEH
HEALTH.

A few days since, the City C0un-
oil by its action, virtually abolished
the Office Of Street Commissioner,
and in doing so, legislated 9 WOF-
thy man from q position he had
held with credit TO himself aud to
the satisfaction Of the public. Mr..
Joseph Genella has been acting in
this capacity for. q long period, at
tending To the interests Of the pub
lie, at q very small compensation,
(Sl2O per month, in City Scrip
The City Council at the same time
created q board Of Health 0Gicers,
three in number, at q monthly sala.
ry Of S75 each, the duties Of which
can be we'll attended to by the
Street Commissioners, and without
much increase of expense9
We doubt the expedie ncy or wis.
dom Of this city action. Mr.. Gen.
ella has long been known as an en-
ergetic citizen and faithful officer.
His salary was a very meagre one,
and out of it he had to provide for
the expense Of q horse. No one
has ever had to chide Mr.. G. for
neglect, while all have noted with
pleasure and pride, the zeal and
promptness with which he perform.
ed every duty. He seemed to take
pleasure and pride in attending
to the city's interests; and tC
! legislate him out of an Office
the duties of which he was emf
nently calculated to fill, appears tC
be folly; especially when coupled
with al increased burden on thu
| people for the payment of Other
officers whose functions Mr.. Gen
ella was performing without addi
tional expense. AS 1t Is, the city Il
now paying S225 a month for
Health Officers, and going without
n Street Commissioner; wheT
much less than that amount woult
secure Mr.. Genella's services In al
these capacities. Is it too late fol
the Council, to reconsider IL
action ? We are confident that thl
city would gain much both In ex
pense anl In performance Of duty
were it done. Our streets neet
constant supervision; and we bu
express the general sentiment il
asking the Council to reinstate Mr.
Genella In his old position, and Ii
imposing upon him the further du
ty Of Health Officer, at such sligh
additional compensation as woul,
warrant the devotion of his entir
time to the city work.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

E. D. HoLBRooK, ex-delegate to
Congress from Idaho, whose death
was recently announced, was kill.
ed by c. H. Douglas, an old and
prominent resident of the Terri
tory. The parties had been on
bad terms for nearly two years,
and on meeting each other, one
evening last month, had a warm
dispute which ended in their both
drawing revolvers. A number Of
shots were exchanged before they
we're arrested, one Of which re-
suited in HOlbrook's death few
hours after.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-07-23

The ship Diverna which had ar.
rived at Liverpool from Charles.
ton, reports having passed on the
sth inst, a yacht showing blue
lights, in latitude 40 degrees
longitude IS degrees. The yach]
is supposed to be the Daunt.
less, Mr.. Benefits vessel, which
with her competitor, the Cambria,
started from Cork on the 4th
inst, on a trans. Atlantic race for
Sandy Hook. The Cambria was
met on the 9th inst, at noon, in
latitude "a 80; longitude 90 :3S.