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CANADA

Celebration of Dominion Dny-Dcd1-
cation OF a Monument 10 tho He.
FocA OF RidgeHny.
TORONTO, Jn1y 2-DominIon Day, yesterday, was
observed as general holiday throughout the
country. In this city splendid monument. erect
cd in memory Of the volunteers who fell at the
battle Of Rldgeway during the first Fcnlan raid in
1866, was unveiled The Governor General was
present, and delivered an eloquent nldress There
were ten thousand peraons present
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The Rf3f1

DENVER, July a-The three banks ln Denver
shipped, In the month Of June. $127,9o0 II kold
bullion. The business OF the United States Branch
Mint for the nscal year ending 1nne s0, l65o, Has
&loo ,Tot: IN increase Of $I3, t6 oPer 1862
June, sold II. .ssa acrcs Of land. The business Of
NE second quarter, ending June ID, ws2 4s,s6s
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The July Statement Compare with
that Of the Corresponding Month
OF Last Year-UecreaSe OF tho Debt
since Juue 1 DyeF 423,QOD,OO9s

since June Over 23,0O0,0O9s
The following statement Of the public debt
on July has just been issued By the Treasury
Department. We compare the figures With
those given at the corresponding time Last
year:
pEpT 8RAn1No COIN INTEREST,"
Five per cent bonds...t. s2l,5s9;soo sa1,bs9,soo
Six per cent bonds.... 5sra 400 1aso, ,s6l 400
Total. ,1o7 $4,000 salo7, ,aso, ,7oo
DEBT BEAKIS1 CURRENCY INTEREST.
Sssse SsSy Fesassn es5 fsnf Faaa sfas: 59sS
,.,;1xss Toss L.; *ssssssss ss s:ssse :;sss
'''' DEBT B9ARixq NO IN1EHEsz
United States notea...- *s58o ss9 ssss, 1906 go
fractional eurrency.... se,oG2,G2l 3o,S7s,te5
Gofd certidcates.-. 8o,as9ro4o A,47.lSo
Total, .............. s41s,eos,4ss s4so,ss2,o 900
REcAP1tuLATloN.
pfe! tsfess ssalns Gun u 700
interest. ........:.... es,1eo,ood;T oe,:4s,ooo
ns;sisa :s; 5s ;sis *sfss g: 4'sss2 So
Total. ,sa7,7 ,722,sss *2,cm,e7s, ,1s7
1oaJ compan5. 5s,6ss,s1'' 6+,4s7,seo
Grand total. Sc, ,ess 46l ,aos s3,sss, 1884, Al
AMOUNT M TREASURY
Coin. 11G.eo2,T1s $112, 2,.16,049
Currency ...:.. ..... e3,o9G,gle 2s,945, ,o67
Sinking fund, coin in
terest on bonds, and
accrued interest
other Purchased bonds. ...:... so,ss77l6
Total in Treasury;: 5 14r,soo.sn sses,sst'oss
DiG TGeasury H. ,1eo7n ss.4eo 9oss 1858
Decrease 81 national debt alncs july .......
- '''''': VARIATIONS rnoH ;3; ilsr 1E4n.
Debt bearing coin in'st.s adioo ,.::.::; -:
Dee; D1t bling eqrcy ins =; s;s 4, s'o'o,ooo
Hapated spa usatlst not psld.. pa T.. ..... 1.4ii5is
The following table compszee the July state
n ent Of the public debt With the previous one
made on the lst Of June, 1870:
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. ....
| jung !, 1870. July l. 1870.
six sisi pes e. eese esni bonds o1dss.
Tota.... q, ,1o7 ~, 900 s2,1o1,o ,oso. 100
| DEEr BEARING cuRRESeT INTEREST.
Three rer cent certs... $45,340,o0o rs, A5 ,ooo
| Navy Pension Fund. 14,ooo,ooo 1+oo0,ooo
Natured debt not paid. s7i1'si7 4,oa7,ss'
DEBT BEARING no INTEREST.
United States notes.. 1856 ,221 $3.50 106, ,23t
| Fractional currency.... s3,5oS,Q5s 3y,Sls,6Sl
Gold ceEtffcases..-..... sosao,soo sa,5l7,1a(
| TosM............. s4alo1,,o7s s4so.sa2,ost
Debt bearing coin 1T .ss l57, ,sissoo 7ot
| Debt bearing cur'cy int 19,S4,0o G9,o43, ,0ot
Ra9a3ed Rsss ss's'aS sSt ne not ana pi 's'sis
nosIs 1s5s' g Rss e. eaa!ssss 81 5s
/ Grand total....... S, ,ees 7ee,e1s seces,1a:: 4
| AMOUNT N TREASURY, .
| Coin. &lGs, ,s59, l3l $ll2,7i6u4
! Currency 5lH11S1 93.94S NJ
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a12 md two for 50 each. Twelve Southdown
eEes were sold, six for a1o,5o, end six fof ~
each, Total amount Of BALES fell little saoss
Of s2s, 600. As this was an annual sale, - ~ !.
represents the increase for such per7oo' II
might be called "pretty fair"
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The New York Democracy Might
Have Prevented the Rebellion.

From the fe,p FORK Sun, July2
General John Cochrauo stated at q din
ner party tho other day, some important
facts that haEe not been known, and which We
now publish with his permission.
General Cochrane was delegate from New
York in the Democratic National Convention
Of 1860. It il well known that the breach be-
tween the supporters Of Douglas and tho
Southern Democracy rendered the session 1t
Charleston Of no avail, and caused the con-
vention TO be adjourned to Baltimore. At the
latter place efforts were made to reunjto
the snndered f2ctions, but without SUCCESS.
Finally, however, John Slidell, Of Louisiana,
had an interview with Dean Richmond, ot New
York. at which General Cochrane Wvs present.
Sidell proposed that. il tho friends Of Douglas
would agree to lay him aside, and would bring
forward Horatio Seymour, Of New York, AZ
their Presidential candidate, the Whole South
ern Democracy would bind themselves to unite
III his support. Thus the party would 60 into
the electiao unbroken, and there EaB no doubt
that it would succeed in electing 1ts candidate
for the Presidency.
hIr. Richmond took time to consider this
proposal, and to consult with his friends. The
result Vas TINT it WIS positively declined. The
Douglas men Of New York would not agree to
any such compromise. They nou1insted their
candidate, and the South supported Breckin-
ridge, taking good care to defeat and puuish
the politicians who had thus refused to nego-
tiate with them BY the election Of Lincoln,
which was followed By the war, the abolition
of slavery, aud the full enfranchsement Of
the negroes.
These statements show that the reprosch 80
often cast upon the Republican party Of haT-
ing forced on the rebellion through IN obsti-
nate unWIllingness to make any compromise,
applies much more forcibly to the Democracy
Of New York
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FnURTH OF July.

In accordance with our usual custom We
shall omit the publication Of TIE TRIBUNE
Tomorrow, the 5th instant, that the en-
ployes Of the Office may have their SEMI
annual holiday.
, 1870-07-04

LOUISVILLE, Jnly 2-The Western country is
greatly excited over the race between the steam.
era R. E. Lee aud Natchez, from New Orleans To
Cairo. Several hundred thousand dollars are
ct time On record Is expected. The two bosts
, 1870-07-04
A Western Judge Mtssing-It is Rc-
licved He was PIpcd from New
York to Niagara Fails, Robbed and
Murdered.

11EtEu kkc WIN flpcQ from new
York to Niagara Falls. Robbed and
Murdered.
From the !se,s Eort Herald, Julye.
1he circumstances in a mysterious disap-
pcaranco case Of q grave nature lave just
come to the knowledge Of tho friends OF the
principal therein.
It appears from what facis tho Herah re-
porter can gather that, on the 8th Of May last,
Gsorge 3. Halliday, Of Carlinsille, H., who
il q wealthy gentleman, WHO at ono time filed
the position Of Judge Of one Of the State
Courts, arrived in this city and took room No.
254 at tho New York Hotel There he re-
same month.
During his residence at the house, Judge
Halliday, who is aged about 50 years, e1hib-
tied considerable sum Of money, which he
carried about his person. Some estimate it a.
high as s25, 600, but it is certain that he took
away with him over 3l7, 900 on bia person, On
the 20th he loft for Philadelphia to visit aon,
who is in college there; remained but a few
aast aHa pr2Seeded s;es to Niagara Fails and put
about the 27th Of June, and again was go indis-
Greet as to expose his money. One night he
left the hotel for an evening stroll along the
river, and failed to return. Days passed, and no
intelligence reached the hotel from tho lmisslng
gentleman. His relatives in Illinois were con
ferred with, and some Of them went on and
Clifton House. He had not even taken a
change Of linen out Of the trunks. Search
has since been made in every direction; but
no tidlnge Of the missing gentleman have been
received by his grief-stricken family, who, it
id said. hare placed tho matter in tho hands
ct private detective agency to elucidato.
The most generally accepted theory is that
some Now York ruftians, who saw him expose
his money in this city, tracked him to Phila-
delphia and the Falls, aud, at the latter place,
robbed and murdered him, and cast his body
into the river.
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Blessing q Cemetery,

BALTIMORE, July a.-several thousand persons
Witnessed, this AFTERNOON, the ceremonies Of
blessing the new Catholic cemetery. four lp.les
from This city. Bishop Foley, Of Chicago, ON
ciateG, assisted By other Clcsgy1ncr
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INDIANA.

PARIS, July 3.-Adyices from Rome represent
that the discussion on the dogma Of 1nfalllb!lity
certainly closes this week.
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PROPOSALS

VIII be received at the Office Of G. A. BIGEIIOW foz
breaking f acrts of Prairie I.nd. Office Eot la3 and
ITO Adstnsst. Room 9 Office hor1rt n. NJ to u ~
, 1870-07-04

The following statement Of the public debt
on July has just been issued BY the Treasury
sal thosa gi7an e at the Corresponding time last
year:
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REAL ESTATE
5-ACre Blocks
FOR SALE.
RIAL HTATE.

I shall offer for sale, on
TUESDAY, July 5, my Sub
division Of n. E. IA, of Sec. 5,
T. 81, n. E. II, E., south town
line Of Lake.
This property has a half mile
front on Vineennes-road, with
a fine street on the north line.
Itis21-2 miles north Of Wash
ington Heights directly on the
line Of the Rock Island Rail-
road, with every facility for
reaching the city. Dummy and
regular trains stop at the prop
erty. The ground is all under
cultivation, is high and dry,
being fully thirty feet above
the Lake. Both Halsted-st.
and Vincennes-road are graded
the entire distance. Being but
a short distance below Engle-
wood, and directly in the iue
of improvements, this proper
ty offers every inducement,
either for Investment or for a
home.
TERMS--0 II down, and IL
each year for seven years.
Title perfect. Abstracts and
full Warrautee Deeds given
each purchaser.
Sp1endid1y located lots for
sale at prices ranging from
800 to $3.50, on weekly,
monthly, or yearly payments,
without interest.
|W. O. COLE,
Inn @n AaUa~
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yin and las p Parsons

win and Jas P. Parsons.
Puhdm-Joseph c Gray, VIM \
Wolton and Andrew II. Blake.
Raligh-Wm. H. Shumate Elan
Scanbough and III. Harper.
Randolpk-D, Morgan, Jacob Pierre,
and Zebulon Stalnaker.
Ritchic-Wm H. Douglas, Jas, Nc
Kinney and Noah Rexroad.
ROans-A. Kelley, Samuel Bee an,
Heney Glaze.
Tdylor-J. J. Allen, j. st. Clair anc
\. W. Stillwrll.
Tnckv-Alex Lindsey, Thornton F
Hibbs and VIM. Carrick.
Tyler-Reuben 4. Martin, James NJ
Smith and Shriver Moore.
Upshw-Henry F. Westfall, Nimrod
G. Munday and VIM. II. Trask.s
Wlwe-Abel Segur, Garrett HAYDEN
and Wm. A. Detoe
We6ster-Adam G.. Coger, r DodrilI
and Marion Miller.
Wt=ci-F. f. Williams, D. B. Jcn,
kins and Gabriel Leap.
Wirt-lsaac Roberts, W. NJ. Parks
and II. II. Cain.
Wyoming-Hiram Lambert, Richard
McCook and Thomas Bailey.
Wo0d-Wm. NJ. Evans, Bennett Cook
and /. 4. Beckweth.
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The Radicals md their "Pet Meas
ure."

The following, giving the position Of
the two parties on the FLICK Amend
ment, is from the Grccrhricr hdsps,,f
CHt.
"Thcv have just had a State Conven-
ton at Parkersburg, the object ofwhich,
like our Convention at Charleston, was
to nominate State ticket Well, what
did they do? They nominated a State
ticket-all the present incumbents,
Governor Stevenson at the head and
thew voted down the Flick Amend
ment-reiused to make it plank in
their platform, just rs our Convention
had done.
There is this difference, however
that while many of our party were will
ing to take the Flick Amendment be-
cause they thought they could do no
better, the Radicals claim it as their pet
measure-their iavorite sugar-teated
bantling-the credit OF iatherlng and
rearing which belonged to them, and
them alone. Well, it was .theirs---a
poor, wormy, rickety thing it is true
but still, n much more creditable balm
than it was ever supposed could have
sprung from loins so rotten and vet the
inhuman parent has murdered it;
smothered in its own swaddling bands,
! the only child that ever tended in the
least, 10 relieve its father from the i'm.
/ putation of being monster
Having thus etfectually spiked their
own gun, we suppose We shall hear no
more from them on this subject. They
shall hear from us, however, from this
! time forward, at least, until the October
election. After. that-but for their ten
thousand unforgiveabie crimes, the,
will be objects OF pity rather than as
sault and VIC shall say, Go, pooI
devils ths world is large enough for III
both
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FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, July ..
SENATE.

Mr.. Sumner presented the petition
of Cyrus W. Field, setting forth hi:
desire to furnish cheap and increased
facilities Of telegraphic communication
through the United States and the West
Indies. and to this end asking authority
to lay a cable from Florida to Cuba
and repeal of the International Tele'
graph Company's exclusive privilege tc
have q cable between those shores. Re
ferred to the committee on Foreign
Relations.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine from the Con-
ference committee on the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation
bill, made a report, which was adopted.
In reply to specific inquiry, he ex-
planned that the Senate amendment
relating to the effect of pardon or am
nesty in the Court of Claims was
retained that the Senate amendment
for the extension of the Capitol grounds
and State Department building were
stricken out, and the appropriation OF
100000 for a north pole expedition was
reduced to $4,000 Upon the general
proposition for an increase of official
salaries, the Senate had receded con-
sequently there was no increase in the
salaries Of judges.
The Senate amendments relating to
male clerks in departments, and female
clerks in departments, had been stricken
out. In the case of the latter pro-
vision has been inserted allowing the
appointment of females to any grade of
clerkship.
Mr.. Stewart offered a resolution re-
questing the President to cause the act
of February 10Th, 1862, to prohibit the
Coolie trade, to be strictly enforced.
The resolution was adopted, and modi-
fled so as to provide for a simple inquiry
into the alleged Chinese importations in
violation of law
On motion of Mr.. Sumner, the bill
for a pension to Mrs. Lincoln was
taken up. A discussion followed.
Mr.. Yates charged Mrs. Lincoln and
her whole family with having been in
sympathy with the rebellion, which was
denied by Mr.. Howard.
4 motion TO lay on the table was lost.
The bill was then laid over.
The army appropriation bill was
taken up.
Mr.. Wilson moved as an amendment
the principal features Of the army bill
recently tabled
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County and District Institutes.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

STATE OF W EST lRGlNIA, ;
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT, July !, 1870. J
l hereby appoint the following Conn
ty and District Institutes, for Superin
tendents, Teachers, School officers, anC
friends of education generally
July 18th inst, at Phillippi, Barbour
county, to be attended by Profs Cole
grove and Woodruff.
July 18th, at Fetterman Taylor county
to be attended by Prots. CoIgrov,
and Woodruff, and the State Super
intendent.
*July Doth, at Moundsville, Marshal
Co., to be attended by Profs. Ogder
and Woodruff, and the State Superin
tendent.
August ID, prox,, at Lcwisburg, Green
brler Co., attended by Prof Thomp
son and Mr.. Wilson.
August ID, at Kingwood Preston Go.
attended BY Prof Woodruff and tht
State Superintendent
August ID, at Harrisvillc, Richie Co
by Profs. Mclaughlin and Liniuger
august 9th, at French Creek, Cpshul
Co., attended 10y the State Superin
tcndcnt.
August 9th, at Raleigh c. H., by Prof
Thompson and Mr.. Wilson.
August 9th, Middlebournc, Tyler Co.
by Profs. Mclaughlin and Liningcr
August 10th, at New Martinsville. Wet
zcl Co., by Profs. Mclaughlin anc
Lninger
August 10th, at Wyoming c. H., 10y
Prot. Thompson and Mr. Wilson.
August 23d, at Logan G. H., by Prot
Thompson and Mr.. Wilson.
*August 10Th, at Boone c. II. hy Pro
fc-sor Thompson, Mr. Wilson an,
State Superintendent.
*September 9TH, at Charleston, Kanawh!
Co, by Professors Kidd, Thompson
and State Superintendent.
September 18th, at Ravcnswood, Jack
son Co, bv Professor Iarncl, Super
intcndent Mcmillan and State Super
intcndeut
September 10Th at Point Pleasant
Mason Co, State Superintendent
and
September 9th, at IIarpcrs Ferry, JET
fcrson Co, by State Superintendent
=Obtobcr 4th, at Martinsburg, Berkeley
Co., hv Professors Kidd and Whit,
(probahly) and State Superintendent
Those marked with a are to be
District Institutes, and all the County
Superintendcnts in the judicial dis
trict are by law required to be present
The County Superintendent of tho
county where each Institute is to hC
held, will make arrangements for pIac,
Of meeting and the entertainment Oj
those who attend and aH friends OF ed
ucation in the several localities will do
all in their power to advertise the lnsti
tutcs and induce as many as possible Il
attend. Especially let teachers, thos,
who expect to be teachers, and nj
school officers, be present
IT, in any case, anything should pre-
vent the Instructors from arriving il
time, the County Superintendent vii
organize the Institute and 20 on with
it until they arrive.
Institutes will ordinarily continue
four days each, commencing at II
o'clock 4. NJ, of the day named. Other
announcements hereafter.
\. d. WILLIAMS, Gen. Supt
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county Ronrds of Registration.

! he iOlloWlng gentlemen nave bech
appointed 10y the Governor to consti'
tutc Boards Of Registration in. their re,
spcctivecountics:
BaJo,0-,T NJ. Shomo, Abraham
McDanicls and Byron Love.
Bcrksley-Elias VI. Pitzar, William
Jacks and Comfort Harden.
Roorc-ilfred \. Hagan, Sylvester
Chambers and Johnson Copley,
Brario,-IIenry Bender, Craven
Berry and George D. MolIohan
BvoEc-Jamcs w. Cox, Ell Green
and Mathew NJ. Williamson.
CaJeik-Richard J. Roberts, Julius
Lcsage and John Plyburn.
tHihou,-E. VI. Knight, " :. Ste
ycns and Thos. p. Brannon.
CHgy-IIiram Lewis, Edward y.
Wheeler and j. F. Morton.
D9lKridge-Amos Bee. Elhanan w.
Davis and Jacob Smith.
F6ycHc-Prcston Kincaid, George g..
Rurnsydc and George Shuck.
Gjim1-Isaac BeaIl Perry Shock
and Luther II West.
GrD,t-IIiram Lyon, Aaron Baker
and Benz. Rohy, Jr.
GrcenJrtcr-John L. Schnedegar, {.
A. Thatcher and John NJ Williams.
Hamp8Lir6-Jacoh H. Chadwick
William Barrett and John Largent
Harcock-Daniel Donehoo, y NJ c.
flanagan and s. W. Wilson
Hardy-Leonard Drake, John g.
Glenn aud Nathan G. Sherman
HqyTjg0a-Daniel Southworth Jesse
Monevpenny and John Peck.
Jacksm-D. J. Keeny, David FIcm'
ing and Enoch Deene
Jtfcrson-Hezekiah Roderick, Chas
II. Traynor and s X. Lindsey.
KGndrho-John W NJ Appleton
John Slack. Jr., and J s. CupRing
ham.
Leris-James VI. Casley, George W
Turner and Thomas s. Morris.
LincoLt-William \. Holstein, r.
Spurlock and Christopher Scites.
Logn.-J. II. Hindman, Eli Trent
and Jasper Trent.
.Muion-William B. Fleming, Thos
G. Steele and Samuel Higgenbothem.
.Narshdi-Thos. Finn. David Rob
erts and Jacob Powers.
Nqso,,-Benj Lenaster, John Hoy
and John Cooley.
Mcrcsr-George ". Crook, l. NJ
Thomas and Silas D. Reynolds.
.H,.erdl-Joseph Ritzel, William r
Paris and \. l.. Liller
.Nononqqlia-Manliff Hayes, F W
Thomson and Samuel Howell
.Homoe-J. VI. Ballard, Hiram II ogs
head and Baldwin Ballard.
.Morqan-Wm. II. Butt, Jacob Cam
and Joseph Boone
.NDorell-J. II. Shannon. j. 7
Mitchell aud Smith Trent
-NichoL1s-S. II. Spencer, y. B. Cor
uer and Covington Grove.
4 Okio-Wm. Clohan, James Launde
and J. D. Maxwell
+ PsadJeton-Reuben Vance, ). II. Ma
( low and Wm. W. Ketterman.
PleaSaats-J. II. Smith. Robert Hal
vey and E. y. Crook.
Pooakontas-Jas. II. Duncan, job
2. Kinnison and James Waniess.
Prsstou-Felix Elliott jos. u Go,
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.m... WHEELING W. VA, MONDAY MORNING, JULY H. 1870:

Fortress of Mayence, the Remuneration
of military influence beyond the Main
and the settlement of Schleswig Hol
stien question with Denmark.
CAIRO, July "a body Of Egyptian
troops recently landed at the Bay OF
Ashab, which is recognized as Italian
territory, attacked a settlement and
after short fight took possession and
toreNdown the Italian flag.
An Egyptian vessel sailed from Suez
today for Wanowah, on a secret mis-
sion.
PARIS July 9-lI P. M.-The officers
of The French Mediterranean squadron
have received orders to be in the Bay
of Palermo on Sunday, 10th inst, to re-
ceive Instructions
The Journal OF this evening says :
If The, silence of Prussia is prolonged
unt1 Monday there will be more French
troopsin Rhein on Tuesday.
The Patrie says the declaration of
Duke Grammonte in the Corps has pro-
ductd most profound sensation in
Denmark.
BERLIN, July l0.-The military men
here appear excited about the Spanish
embfoglio. 1t is not thought possible
that war will result from it.
Paris, July 10, ) P. M.-AccOrding
TO the la,est news negotiations continue,
but il is impossible to say what will be
the result. 1t is rumored to-day that
Hohenzoliern has settled the whole
question by Withdrawing the acceptance
of Prim's offer but the Constitutional
in extra contradicts the rumors and
adds the following comments: The
Prussian journals say their Govern
ment has been stranger to
the candidacy of Prim. If this was
80, Prussia should now prove its sin
cerity by forcing the Prince to renounce
the offer. The Prince is under the
authority Of the King of Prussia, and
the latter thus has the peace Of Europe
IN his hands. The answer of Prussia
is expected tonight or tomorrow. II
il is unsatisfactory, the necessary
measures TO enforce with arms the
rights of France will Immediately be
taken. Already the Government is
preparing for an emergency.
4 telegram from Ems says Count
Beneditto, the French Ambassador, be-
fore his interview with King William,
saw tie Baron Werther, the Prussian
Ambassador at Paris, who had come to
Ems 10 converse with the King. The
Baron told the French Minister
that the Government Of Prussia
was surprised at the attitude Of
France. 1t could not comprehend this
haste to assume hostility except the
vcrifcation of the belief that France
had for u long time desired war on the
Rhcin.
1t is reported Prince Napoleon has
gone 10 Copenhagen to make a treaty
alliance with Denmark and Sweden.
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RE.OPENED.
ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT,
formerly Balls SaloOn.)
UNDER WASHINGTON HALL.

THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE
in announcing to his friends and the public
generally. that he has thoroughly renovated
and improved the above Restaurant, and
will endeavor to cater TO the wants Of his
customers in the most desirable style. Al
ways on hand choice selection Of Wines,
Liquors, &c. Meals served up I'm the best
stylc. at shortest notice, at all hours.
mar9 CHARLES p. LTTZ
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sections Of the House bill, rejected, and
the amendment was non-concurred IN.
Mr.. Ferris, of New York, moved to
suspend the rules and strike from the
bill all relating to the income tax.
Negatived-yeas 81; nays ll6.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Conference COM
mittee on the legislative appropriation
bill, made a report and proceeded to ex,
plain it. In regard to the proposed
building for the State Department, the
Senate had yielded entirely; they had
also yielded as to the enlargement OF
the Capital grounds and as to the sal
aries Of judges and heads of depart
ments. The Conference report was
agreed to.
Adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-11

THE PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY
We call attention 70 the advertisement
in this mornings REGISTER in which 1t
is announced that the Peabody lnsur'
ancc Company, of this city, has de
clared dividend of ten per cent. on Its
capital stock Of sl25,Oo0 out OF It's
earnings for the past six months. This
is an extraordinary showing, and one
but few fire insurance companies in the
country can make. To the high bust
ness qualities and great popularity OF
its Secretary, y. c. Arthur, and his
splendid corps of agents, much of this
prosperity is due. The Peabody is one
Of the safes, ana best companies in tn"
State.