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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-27
Tha Wenthcr Ycrterdny.
TIE .WSstsFn Union Telegraph Coz. BHL'etiH.
f...... ..... WHEELING, Noon, May %.

CinclnnatI-Cloudy; wind n. O.; ther. GS
Cloudy; wind n. G.; ther, 10.
Now. York; Clear; Wind n. g.; theF. 20.
Rlelnnund- Cloudy; wind BE-; th0I. g.
BufIAlo-ClOudy; wind u. c.; ther. u.
Cblcago-C Clear; wind 9, C.; ther. %.
DSlttin0rc-C Clear Wind n. O.; uleE. 81,
PhIladclphIa-ClcaF: wind n. G.; ther. g.
81 IouiS-CleAr;. WInd II. O.; thor. 20.
MOOIlG-Clrar: wind W.; ther y.
New OPlOanH-ClGaF; wIndn n. W.: theF!'I
NSahVIlls-ClOudy; wind n. W.; thOF. 10,
Columbus and pleasant; theF. W.
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The Destiny of British North America

From he NllV IOrk saw.
The destiny Of the North American
Provinces is Independence. They are
separated from the United States by the
Great Lakes in the centre, and by the ST.
Johns and St, Francis rivers OH the cast,
They have every resource necessary for
the establishment Of an independent pow.
er They have Constitution formed for
this very purpose, and capable, like the
Constitution OF the United States, OF in.
definite expansion over rev provinces
and territories. Great Britain has already
proclaimed her desire TO sec them set
up upon their own account and take a
place In the fRmily Of nations, As thcy
now stand, they arc To her cause Of
great weakness; and were they separated
from her and formed into o friendly State,
with republican, ariStocratic, or
monarChical government, the strength
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-27
Richmond Elections.
RrcEMoND, May GO.

RICTM0ND, May 20.
The municipal election Is progressing
quietly, Ellison's friends claim that his
success Is undoubtcd. Both parties arc
bringing out all tue votes they have.
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.TANTED-AGENTs-S75To s?OO
WV m unnrhh nr.nrNruhnrn raHln nd EArnnlr

ANTED-AGENTS-$75TO S90O
w per month. everywhere, mRls and 6'mA!C,
IN Introduce tho GENUINE INPRoyED CONNOS
SrESE Fanny SEwGNu MACHINE. This Machine
will Stitch hem, fell tuck quilt cord, bind, braid
and embrOIdGr In u most EupCTiDn nlRnnGF, Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for ilvu years. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that. wlll1Ehw
stronger, more beautiful, or MorO elastic seam
than ours. II makes the Elastic Lock 9ttCh"
Every second stitch can bG CUT and Still the
cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing H.
We pay Agents nom 80 to $500 per ninth and
expenses, or q commission from which twics
TINT amount can be made. Address SEcOMIs t.
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, Or st
Louis, Mo.
CAUTION-Beware OF all Agents selling Ma
chimes under tho same name ~ ours unlesS they
can show Certificate OF Agency signed BY US
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling Yr using
Machines under this name TO tho null extent Of
tho law, unless such Machines are Obf1lneOirom
US OF our Agents. Do not be Imposed upon by
paFtIeS who copy our AdvUftleeEnent' and Nrcu-
lars and offer worthless Machines at q lFES price
mAri.oaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-27

Western Union Telogflph, 84R; AdRm8 EI'
can, OK; United States, 45K; Pacific Mall, 40X;
New York Central, IOlK; do scrip, S6A; Eric,
29X; Harlem. i+Sx; Reading l06; Michigan
Central, lGS; Lake shore, S9S; Illinois Central,
1fOH; pltts6urgh, l0S1t; Northwestern, s2{; do.
preferred B0If; Rock Island, IIs1; New Jersey
Central, lO0lS; St. Panl, 6S do. preferred 81
Wabash, 6IT; do. preferred, e; Fort Wayne, e5;
Chicago ) Alton, III; Ohio B. MlsSlsslppl, 39A;
Hartford { Erie, 6H; Cleveland, Columbus g
Cincinnati, -.
Tho Sub!TreaIurcr bought one million bonds
nj li0 A9Rli0T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-27
Abolition of Capital Punishment in
.4.fHr, Prussia, ~

rg. n.. BERLIN, May 60.
Tho Rcichstag has finally adopted the
bill abolishing capital punishment, except
in cases Of premetitat0d murder and mur-
der Of men being Of royal family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-27

New York Dry Goods MarketR
@W NEW YqEE. NayMt
Market quiet and unchanged. g..u. ..,n
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TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.
"a u IgL
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L BY the following schedule on aud ah6r Do.
cembOr bth, I689-W Wheeling time. y'iigi'iO
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XLIst CONGRESS.
HOUSE. f 7
I IWAaHN0TON, Nav 90.

&c RyWAsHReToN, May go.
Mr.. SAWYER, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported the river and harbOr
bill. Itmakes appropriation to tho amount
Of nearly $S5, 100000.
The House proceeded TO vote on tho
Northern Pacific Railroad bill. All
amendments were rejected and the bill
passel-1O7 against IS. "
Mr. BINGHAM made report fronl the
Conference Committee on the bill to en-
force the 18th amendment, which, aIlcr
some tlllibustering, went over till to.mor'
row, when two and II hnlC hours will be
allowed for discussion and the vote be
taken without further dilatOry motions.
The bill 10 revive the commercial and
navigation interests of tho United States
was discussed ut length, and finally amo'
tion 10 table was rejected, .
Adjourned. ti a!.Hrtt
..5 p SENATE.
Tho Appropriation bill WINS proceeded
with and several amendments were adopt
ed. The bill was then reported TO the
Senate and tho amendments In Committee
of the Whole agreed TO, except those upon
which sepCrate votes wcrc desired by the
Senate.
An agreement was made that the
amendments undisposel Of be voted on at
one o'clock tomorrow. HH.
Adjourned
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEw YonE, May %.

MoNEY-EaSy al sos per cont
SFERLINO-SlrOng at l09K@lU9x.
GoLD-Strong; opened At l14t(, and closed at
II4E6l14X. Carrying rates &@A per cent Clear
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Moro Recruits from BOStOn.-
R"lF'F 30 WHO'S Afraid

BosToS, May 90.
Tic news from the Canadian frontier
llas had a depressing effect on the FC.
mans, but recruits continue to depart. One
hundred and filty, principally from Lynn
and towns adjoining, started north to.
night.
SACKETTs ILARBOR, May 90.
Sixty officers and men Of tho lst artil.
lery, left this morning for ogdensburg.
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Leave Wheeling &
daily at....,9;4 a. IN.
BGllAirc ....i..;ss1 u, III.
ARRIVES At
BarnCVville. +. Goo a. III.
Cambridge, ,LEs0 ., NJ.
Zancsylllg. Ito a. IN.
Newark :aJ:05'a, III.
Columbus. ..IE96 am.
"SundAyG excepted.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

NEW FIRM-We take the greatest pleasure
in directing attention to the advertisement Messrs
Finney e. Byrnes in another column who have opened
at No. as Poydras street house for carrying the
Western produce business. Although a firm
they have severaly enjoyed long experiencethe
in the eminent house of John Connolly & Co., and the
juniors either in business for themselves occupying
confidential positions in of the most extensive Poy.
dras street houses They not only respected and
conded in for possessing sterling business capacity
they have universally endeared themselves social
to large circle of friends and acquantances who will
be cold indifferent witnesses to their
new sphere of life. Heightened and energetic-ndom-
ably persistent in achieving honorable ends-accept-
ing cheerully and scrupulousy performing all their
ties citizens and Christian gentlemen-we know of
no young men who have commenced business under
more hattering auspices and arc
more deserving of Hosts of friends wish them
God speed and n measure of prosperity commensurate
with their deserts.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Some traces of the Popish idea that some
thing ought to be done for the repose of the
late Prince Consort' seems to inger in the
minds of his children and retainers. This
we gather from the fact that on Friday last,
being the late Prince Consort's birthday,
the Prince of Wales and Prince Arthur,
with all the servants and tenants on the
royal estate, assembled at the Obelisk and
drank to the Princes memory. Which is
less degrading to the efficacy of Christ's
atonement, to drink copious draughts of
usquebaugh to the memory of the dead, or
piously to recite a prayer for the repose of
his soul p Weekly Register.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
M6RNG srAR AN CArHoLC MEssENgs SUNDAY OCT0BER

very large scale, 100000 men are Is rs at
once mobilised, and IL, 600 horses have
been bought. The army will consist of
nine divisions and General La Marmora
Will take the supreme command. The re-
iterated disasters in France are producing
most gloomy impression in Italy, and q
conviction reigns everywhere that the
Kingdom Of Italy, the work Of the Empire,
Will perish with the fall of Napoleon. IL is
this which induces Italy to put herself at
the head of the neutral league for treating
Tor peace only on a dynastic basis, as she
well knows that the French nation is no
party to her sacrilegious existence and
would rejoice in her dissolutiOn.-Iablct.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

WHAT FRENCH CATHOLICS ARE DOING
II French intidels are apparently having
all their own way just now in the govern
ment of that country, the religious heart
piety of earlier times millions of the
French people are crowding around the
affairs of Mary in towns and cities, and in
rural districts all the fair land through.
Sensible that God is at length inhictin that
terrible chastisement ON France which Our
Lady, the help of Christians, had SO often
fOretold, at La Sallette, at Lourdes, and
other places where she had deigned to
manifest herself, the pious Catholics of
France-they whose prayers and whose
faith are alone to save the nation from utter
ruin-are humbly endeavoring to avert the
still more terrible scourges which may yet
be reserved for their beloved country, by
more fervent prayers, more rigorous pen
ance, by the more faithful practice of every
virtue. 1t is both edifying and encourag-
ing to read of the fervor of the multitudes
who throng the churches, and the good
works that are everywhere going on. Thus
we read in the August mum Der of the An
mails of the h-confraternity of the Inn
maculate Heart Of Mary that the ladies of
Nancy " believing that it is not enough,
under existing circumstances, to provide
lint and ambulances, and that there is more
to be done even than weeping and praying,
have, therefore, made these resolutions at
pease his Divine Justice:
LIST. They renounce luxury in dress
which is not only ruinous to families, but
to working-people an occasion of breaking
the Sabbath, and for. themselves a source
of distraction during Religious Offices.
End. They bind themselves to use all
their influence in pnttiDg stop to bias
phemy, whatever they may have to bear in
attaining that object.
Bird. To allow no unnecessary work to be
done on Sundays Or holy days Of obliga-
ton, and to use every exertion in their
power to have the Sabbath generally OBJ
served.
1t will be remembered that blasphemy
and Sabbath breaking were what our dear
Lady most complained of in hersappari-
tions before mentioned, as being most
grievousiy offensive to her Divine Son.
These pious French ladies earnestly beg
the prayers of the Arch confraternity
happily extended over nearly the whole
world, that these resolutions of theirs may
be attended with good results. Indeed,
every member of our Arch confraternity is
bound to pray for France, the cradle of that
magnificent association France now SO
sorefy afflicted and exposed to such terrible
calamities. Some of these vii! ccm. upon
her, but others may be averted, and the
prayers of the faithful everywhere ought
to assist her own faithful children in OBJ
tanning a renewal of her faith and fervor,
and a purging out of the old leaven of in
fidelity and irreligion during these awful
days of retribution.-N. Y. Tablet.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

PAPER HANGING.-It is q very fine thing to
have house built after the most classical style arch
necture But there is something more required pro-
mote comfort than beautiful And first of al
comes interior decoration Our parlors bedi ooms and
halls are constantly before the eye and hence
prety OF consulting the best taste in their
ment To this end nothing is more appropriate than
wall paper There is great for the exercise
taste and discrimination here In this connection we
would direct the attention of readers the aver-
tsement of Mr. j. Brown. 1903 Camp street practical
paper hanger and dealer in wall paper window shades
cor nces buff and white hollands picture cord
tasses etc His stock is complete comprising it
purchasing here will have graduate them.
selves on their Judgment giving Mr.. b. preference
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

INFALLIB1LITY.-Ac certain 0. B. Froth-
ingham, preacher of some sort, is reported
in the newspapers of Monday as having
expounded to his congregation what he
understood and understands by the dogma
of 1nfallibility, and the jurisdiction of the
Church. We take this extract from a re-
port in the Times:
"When the summer commenced. the
Pope of Rome was getting ready to pro-
claim his own infallibility. The proc)ama-
ton was made in due time, and a great eff
fort was made to make it appear harmoli-
GUS. II the mind of the Pope hoated WIS.,
ions of spiritual supremacy all over Chris
tendon. He saw the tide of rationalism
roll back, skepticism destroyed, infidelity
banished. He seemed to see himself and
the Church controlling the State educatiOn
and GIRL institutions. But scarcely had the
when he awoke to find his temporal throne
manned, if not utterly destroyed, the army
that had been used to prop his throne
taken away, the Emperor who was his best
friend captive, his dogma of infallibility
criticised within his own Church, and his
friends counselling him to leave the i'm
perial city and become himself an exile.
Meanw that Professionalism on which he
thought he had set his heel, raises its head
aloft in the form of a powerful nation and
| overshadows the EARTH"
Now this is manifestation of most help
icSS lSuOTduCe, luueeO. w nat OOeS JnlS
Mr.. rockingham mean by the pretension
of the Church to " control the state educa
ton and civil institutions7" Does not
every Church make that@pretension Does
not Mr.. Frothingham's Church (Hardshell
Baptist, we believe) claim right to con
troll State education and civil Institutions I?
1t it does not, we renounce Frothingham's
Church altogether. It is either Church
or not a Church; either it has a claim and
a right to control State education and civil
institutions, or it has no business there,
pretending to be Il Church. Every Church
must pretend to such claim and right, and
every community and every man has the
claim and the right to refuse and repudiate
such pretensions and to think for himself.
OF course he may be damned; but that is
his look out.
This Mr.. rockingham does not appear
to appreciate very accurately the significa-
ton of the Pope's spiritual supremacy. His
reverence thinks the destruction of the tenn
poral throne of his Holiness somewhat in
compatible with such supremacy. Mr..
rockingham likewise taunts the Pope-as
If this was rather conclusive argument
with the fact that the French army, on
which he relied, had been "taken away
and that Protestantisn, rears lite head aloft
in the form of powerful nation, and over
shadows the earth. We fear we must re-
iterate our phrase Benighted Protest
| ants."-Lrish Citizen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

EptcAT1oN-Many excellent business persone are
sometimes at loss how select the desirable in
stution for the education of their chen All infor
nation this point necessary form idea of the
peculiar advantages md merits of n erent places
be had by calling on CParles Elder, ESQ at his Educ.
tional gency No 81 Commercial Place lie is agent
for a great number of establishments located through.
the whole country. See his advertisement in
thor column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, September 80.

!
co,-ro, w. s., Saturday Morning October l, 1870.
CoTI0N-"e eit the market at the time of our last
p,du AZ 60 s4e Tor ordnn,y Ga to G tor
with increased supplies and limited demand prices
,noaeTa's inquiry and better supply while factors
and the sales summed up 800 bales at easier ON
tors showed an increased desire to realize and the sales
tbs e s bbans or Of aooss se on
deen @ to S bales mostly at further d
at about previous rates Friday, 27oo bales changed
Referring to the above remarks,
i w Wr,ny ~ 10 iIie good ordinary i31 to i3ic
sun ro up pc r. CO.. CO.., bales; ,,.. . 49,,
tiohs;
Lugs i,-:.;..--....-......6 ct II II a sao
Ms%i%,n if'i' ., ,99s u C
i Fins y S SiT 1 ~ ~ c.
MASurAcTrHnp TonAccoLwe quote the marker, at:
h511n nlnner lbs bright s1a 9oc good medium
IS d S. DARK DO oSf
IS" s.AR AND Mo1.ssrs-we suote ,ng,r viz fair ~
TO lac Why y ih,r ias prime AZ ,c Yellow clarified ~
soc per GALLON TOR Louisiana fermenng city refinery
FIoupnnpeE 81 PEI Sa aI dh, . =, 10, .
f tG sS sr E go to 81 choice Sc to So and So
ConSPWe quote - TO SOC per busbel for white ~,
Tor mixed Ia and , soc for or yellow:
for p prime w and choice e. St Louis a ,oo -,
HNThe tiade is suop,ed pe at i so n . far i
81 lSRis Mna T. b 81 Tor n choice s
AZ s Mtoiess an ES per sre DBL
sides i6i to clear sdas s at 20 i55c clear n
IanpTorces sell at s to ,ss and cr. # 10 70 or
per d ID. p.o,. o-,,-.--
H. and choice sugar cnred y to 24c.
DRY SALT MEArShoul'iers are quoted at 131 to 133c
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

MEDICAL We call attention the card of DR.. J. !
Meyor, the second page. whose office is at No. a.
Robertson street bet Seen Common and Gasquct His
patients rely the most conscientious and
m attention
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

NIGHT SCuooL.-We call the attention the energetic
young men of the Third District the card of our
friend Mr. Dwycr. He has opened n night school in
school building of St Peters parish where instruction
he had writing and branches of arithmetic
essential to in any business. He cap
able and conscientious teacher. and would recon-
mend him to those who unable attend during the
day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Parents and guardians wishing to place pu-
pills in st. MaryJeferson College will by notice
elsewhere that Marist Fathers will be in at
tendance on Monday, October 3d. board steamer
W. S. Pike from IL O'clock NJ, take charge of young
gentlemen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

why she is SO bad. She makes great pro-
LESSONS of religion, but her religion seems
to be powerless to grapple with the legions
of evil that, demon-like, possess her. she
gives fabulous sums for. the conversion OF
the poor Irish from Popery, but is obliged
her Papist brethren have certainly the ad.
vantage over herself in a moral point OF
view, whilst of the vices which flourish and
abound in her coasts many are unknown
even to the heathen. Yet she ceases not
to revile her neighbors, and to shut her
eyes to those crimes and iniquities which
she knows not how, nor cares to correct.
Let her beware lest her pride have fall,
and she become like to Tyre and Sidon, or
even to that of Sodom and that GOmorrah,
whose sins she, reprobates only to initiate.
Weekly Register.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

A monthly meeting of the Hibernian Be
novolent and Mutual Aid Association, Branch No.
3 will take place Tuesday evening. October 4th.
Mt half o'clock the hall corner Of Common
and Derbigny streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ETC.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND OFFICE
Ill Furniture at Auction.
By j. DEJAN, Jr Auctioneer-Ohice No. is3Gravie,
street. Will be sold on MONDAY October ut II
o'clock, NJ at his New Auction Room No ies Gravie'
street, near Carondelet-
Household Furniture of every description, Pianos
Office Furniture ETC. Also goods per arrival Of
steamer every week.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes. nas ly
WILLIAM DE LACY AUCTIONEER AND
w Real Estate Agent,
No. 81 Commercial Place,
Begs leave inform his friends and the public in
eral that he has obtained commission and is prepared
make sales Public Auction of Real Estate (city
suburban Stocks, Vessels Cargoes Cotton Furniture
Dry Goods Groceries. Produce ard Merchandise, of
every description 1evee in store, warehouse,
shipboard in bond Portwarden's underwriters and
succession sales attended with dispatch Particular
attention paid purchasing and leasing city and
try property collection of rents and of taxes
Will give personal and prompt attention buslness
entrusted to him, and respectfully socits share Of
public patronage sel2 "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ ~ DIRECTORS
Henry Peyckaad President Hope ms Co;
w. n. ThomaA ~ Folger & Co.
d. Wallace, Of wallace e. Co.
A. D. GrieA Of ~ D. Grief & Co.
w. Van Nordsn. Of Van Norden s. Co.
S. Copes, Agent New York Life ms Co.
John S. Walton Late Assistant Treasurer U. S.
Tho Banking department. of this institution will be
ready for business the FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1867.
Deposits of FIFTY CENTS and upwards will be re-
ceived on which Six Per Cent interest will be paid.
We shall ready boxes and receive vaiuables
deposit, with guarantee, soon as our Mammoth
Safe which will be absolutely burar and fire proof can
De constructed. -
sela,v JOHN :. WALTON Treasurer
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

Sufferers from rheumatism and govt will dc
well to read an advertisement in another column. Ar
infallible cure is offered.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-02

One hour to-day is worth two to morrow.