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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
Ohio state Fair.

SPRINGEIELD, O., September l3.-The
second day of the State fair passed of
pleasantly and satisfactorily to the
Board. Over 5000 tickets were sold at
the gate and it is estimated that the
whole attendance was about 5000.
Last year on the second day the attend.
ance was 5000. Articles for exhibition
have been arriving all day and will con-
tinue to arrive tomorrow. The show
Of machinery, agricultural implements,
&c, is immense, nearly 80 reaping and
moving machins, 200 plows, 80 grain
drills, together with an unlimited num-
Der Of other implements. A plowing
match took place today on the grounds,
but the result is not yet announced.
The exhibition in the horse ring con-
sisted of horses for general purposes.
Hoge, of Flushing, Ohio, and Sutton, OF
Troy, took the principal premiums in
this class. In Devon cattle Schenck
and Ruffner, of Hamilton county, Seer,
of New Carlile and Ross OF Perrysburg
took premiums. Aldrict Of Elyria
took premiums on Herfords, and Wolf,
Of Yellow Spring, on Attorneys. The
entries to-pig ght foot up 1860 The dust
has been kept down on the grounds
by an abundant watering. The weather
has been very pleasant A great crowc
is expected Wednesday and Thursday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Democrats Gain Four Delegates and
Two Senators I'm the State Legis-

New YORK, September l4.-The Tri
brme this morning says the election in
Maine yesterday resulted in a substan
tial Republican triumph. We have
returns of the vote for Governor from
10 towns-nearly one-half of the State
which give a majority OF 5000 for
Sidney Perham, the Republican candi'
date for Governor, against 1912 major.
ity for Chamberlain last year. We
Judge that he is elected by five to seven
thousand majority, though the voting
has been so eccentric that it may be
hazardous to attempt close calcula'
ton as to the majority. The Legisla-
ture is largely Republican, though the
Democrats may have gained four
members of the House and possibly
one or two Senator'S The people seem
to have been voting mainly for United
States Senator, the contest being be,
tween Governor Chamberlain and Hon.
Lot NJ. Morrill,. How that question
stands it is quite impossible to say al
present, though our Portland cores
pondent says that Morrill, has the Sen
ate. All five of our candidates for
Congress are elected, the only serious
contest being against Mr.. Lynch, in the
first district, who is reelected by about
1900 majority.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll3i.
Cheek, the murderer OF Harrison,
near Lawrenceburg, Ohio, was appre-
hended in Ohio county, Monday night,
and lodged in the LawreRceburg jail,
yesterday.
John Rockford, OF Sidney, Ohio, q
brakeman on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Dayton Railroad, fell under the train
Monday night at Dayton and received
fatal injuries.
The contest for the Republican nom
ination for Congress in the Second
Pennsylvania District, has been deeidi
ed in favor OF John V. Cresley against
Charles O'Neill
The annual convention Of the Epis-
copal Diocese Of Illinois commenced il
sessions at Chicago yesterday morning
in the Cathedral. The attendance was
quite large. Bishop Whitehouse de
livered the annual address.
A correspondent at jacksonville, H.,
writes that in the three counties ot
Sangamon, Morgan and Macoupon, Ill.
there is an aggregate Of over 300,OO
acres OF corn, which good judges esti
mate will yield 80 bushels 10 the acre
or an aggregate Of l5rOO0,UOO bushels
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
FROM ITALY.
Placards Declaring a Republic
in Rome.
Proclamation by Commander Of
Italian Troops.
The Pope Protests but Does
Not Fight.

ROME, September l3.-lmmense e
posters have been placarded on the dead
walls of the city, proclaiming universal
Italian Republic. The document is sign
ed by the observation-disclosures COM
mittee.
FLORENCE, September l3.-General
Cordohue in command of the Italian
troops on the Papal frontier has issued
a proclamation to Romans N which lie
assures then that he does not bring war
to them, but peace and order, leaving to
the administration full freedom of ac-
ton, and Independence of the Holy See
will not be violated.
The Kings troops in their march to
Rome, were met everywhere with en-
thusiastic welcome The garrison OF
Mantifaseone Withdrew before their
advance without resistance.
FLORENCE, September l3.-The Pope
is understood to be preparinga a protest
against the entry of the Italian troops
into Papal territory, but will not resist
their occupation. 1t is believed the
government will secure to him the
Leontine quarter Of Rome, and provide
for a civil list, including the College OF
Cardinals.
On Sunday General Bexico, with a
strong force, encamped at Montefascone,
nine miles from Vjterbo, the garrison re,
tiring to Viterbo. The Italians have
occupied Baqueavea, were ~ Papal
troops surrendered.
The commander Of the native Papa
forces has been arrested for refusing tc
fight the invaders. ~,
FLORENCE, September l3.-The Pope
has ordered cessation OF resistance te
the occupation of the Papal States by
Italian troops.
A large steamer left Marseilles fol
Civita Vecchi to bring back the Pontih
cal Zouaves and other French soldiers
in the Papal service.
FLORENCE. September ID Barol
Mallaret the French Ambassador u
Italy, has been recalled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
The American Dispatches.

/ WASHINGTON, September l3.-The re
port which comes from London, thai
three energetic dispatches have passed
through that city for Berlin. from this
Government, urging an armistice, Is an
exaggeration of the action of this Gov
ernment, which has thus far been en-
tirely confined to the dignitiel firm,
and q very courteous dispatch,
agreed upon, Friday last, when the
President was here, and forwarded
at once to Mr.. Bancroft, at Berlin, bv
Secretary Fish.
This Government will only assume
the position as mediator upon the joint
invitation of the respective powers, and
not in conjunction with the neutral
powers OF Europe; and the media
ton will doubtless be confined TO the
tender OF its good offices and not ex-
tended to the responsibility of making
q new map Of Europe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

Official Report of his Interview
with Napoleon.

LONDON, September l3.-The steame,
Napoleon Sd, Of the general trans-Atlan
tic line, is now engaged in transporting
French refugees to England. There il
an actise inquiry proceeding at Paris
Into the distribution of the vast secre
service fund of the Empire. The Paris
Figaro regards the tender Of American
mediation as an opportunity for peace
Elk Queen Isabella, of Spain, with
Prince Asturias, has withdrawn, to Ba.
varia.
Bismarck's official report to King
William, dated Douchery, End inst, re-
iterates at length the interview held
with the French Emperor at Sedan,
which lasted for an hour. Napoleon
sought to obtain better conditions in the
matter Of capitulation than had been
offered at first by the Germans. On
this military point Bismarck refused
discussion, but announced to the En-
peror that he was quite willing and
ready to discuss any question looking
to peace. The Emperor replied that
as he was a prisoner, that was impossi-
BILE, but referred the Count to the actual
Government at Paris.
Bismarck said the situation at Paris
offered no entering point for such over
lures. The Emperor then proposed
that the French army be allowed to
pass the Belgian frontier and. there sur
render their arms. This was also re-
fused. The Emperor stated further
that he deplored the horrors Of war,
but that he had yielded wholly to pub
lie opinion in declaring war. Bismarck
accompanied the Emperor to Belleom
where General Wimpfeden was at that
time negotiating with King William re-
lative to the capitulation. The EN-
peror was not allowed to see the King
until negotiations for the surrender
were concluded. When these were
finally announced they destroyed the
Emperors hopes for better terms. The
French officers were then dismissed on
parole
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LONDON DISPATCHES.
Unsatisfactory Postal Arrange
ments.
Talk About Mediation and
Terms Of Peace.


LONDON, September l3.-Owing t
the present unsatisfactory postal ar
rangements with America, bills are con
stantly arriving here only to be protest
ed, and business letters of advice seni
by the slower steamers, arrive too late
The Times says NJ. Theirs comes tc
England in pursuit Of information re
lating to the provisional government
and is doubtless authorized to express
the views Of that government touching
peace. We hope those views may be
accepted as the basis Of negotiations.
The conditions will probably embrace
the dismantling OF Metz and Strasburg
or their occupation for three years by
the Germans If the terms aie at all
reasonable England will back them.
\ dispatch from China, through Rus.
sia, says the Chinese are preparing for
war. Further outrages have been COM
united on missionaries.
1t is noticed that the only American
Minister notified of the efforts for peace
on the part of Great Britain is Curtin,
at St. Petersburg.
The Post, speaking semi-officially,
says; Theneutrals have abandoned all
hopes Of suspending hostilities.
Bancroft is making no further efforts
toward mediation.
The Prussian Government thanked
Washburne for extending assistance to
the Germans in France.
LONDON, September Is -Communi-
cation between Brussels and Paris is
still maintained via Donai and Guier-
rain
The chances OF the successful defense
of Paris is thought to increase hourly
The Independence Beige says the poll
cy Of the American Government occa-
sions no surprise considering the close
intimacy of Minister Bancroft and
Count Bismarck 1t is denied, how
ever, at Berlin that Bancroft had made
any representations in favor Of media
ton.
The Journal de 81. Petersburg, dis
cussing the mission OF Thiers to the
neutral powers, hopes he will carry
home conviction favorable to peace.
To do so he must sacrifice many preju-
dices and obsolete ideas. He will then
set France great example and make
his own influence more powerful than
ever.
The American Consul at Havre has
been saluted by a succession of enthusi-
astic demonstrations.
Very great excitement still prevails
at Paris and other continental capitals
regarding American mediation.
MUNICH, September l2.-Prussia has
formally notified Bavaria Of her inten-
ton to annex to Germany portion Of
France as a military frontier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

On motion of Mr.. English 30 much
of the report Of the committee on
Streets and Alleys, as referred to the
grading on German street, was recon-
mitted to the committee that they may
report the cost of the same.
The report Of the Board OF Control
of the Fire Department. Of expenditures
for the month Of August, and reporting
certain changes in the Department was
received and the appointments were
confirmed.
A communication was received from
the Mayor and Town Council OF South
Wheeling, reciting the action had by
that Council in regard to the annexa,
ton of the town Of South Wheeling to
the city Of Wheeling, and asking that
a committee be appointed in behalf o'
the city Of Wheeling to confer with a
committee appointed by the Council o.
South Wheeling, and Messrs. Maxwell
Pollock and Allison were appointed or
the part OF the Second Branch
The report Of City Health Officer
Reeves was received and filed.
The Committee on Ordinances re
ported an ordinance changing th'
grades on parts of Fulton, Market
Clay and Division streets which wa
read three times and passed.
The Committee on Ordinances re
ported an ordinance to prevent the ereC
ton OF wooden buildings in a certain
square therein named, which was rea
a third time and passed.
On motion the tax on licences issue
to parties to keep coffee houses on tn
Fair Grounds during the fair, was fixe
at $40 per day payable in advance.
Bill of R. r. Friend Il Son for chair
, for Police Court room, Sl2, was ordere
, to be paid.
. The following resolutions passed b
the First Branch were concnrred in:
Resolved, That all city taxes on res
, estate for the year 1870 remaining III
paid on the lst day of November ne,
f shall bear interest at the rate Of ten pt
cent per suuum from that date.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

Department was received from tn,
Second Branch and concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. Stone the election
OF Fire Wardens was postponed until
tomorrow evening
The report of the Board OF Control
was received from the Second Branch
read and filed.
The report OF the Street Commission
er was received from the Second
Branch and concurred in.
The report Of the committee on Mar
kets was received from Second Branch
and concurred in.
The resolution from Second Branch,
assessing tax Of ten dollars day on
those selling liquors on the Island
during the racing, was concurred in.
The following persons were granted
license to sell liquor on the Island dur
ing the racing: Rolf d Seibke, Alice
Haggerty, Schultz d Shelly, John
Arthur, Louis Lave, McCord l. Shan
ley and Frederick Shipley.
Mr. Culbertson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resoiped, That the matter of taxing
the Government bonds held by certain
corporations of the city of Wheeling,
upon which the committee of appeals
obtained the opinion OF B. Stanton, Esq,
be recommended to said committee TO
report to Council, whether there are not
good grounds to relieve some Of the
said corporations from the taxes assessed
against the same for 1869, and how
much.
The resolution from the Second
Branch, instructing the committee on
Ordinance to amend the ordinance in
regard to the collection Of assessments.
The petition of Peter Dolan, from
Second Branch, was concurred in.
Bill OF Friend a. Son from Second
Branch was concurred in.
The resolution from the Second
Branch, instructing the Clerk TO pur-
chase four maps Of the city OF Wheel
ing, was concurred in.
The report Of city Treasurer was re-
ceived from Second Branch Concur
red in.
An ordinance from the Second
Branch, changing the grades of certain
streets, was read and concurred in.
The petition of Mrs. Haggerty was
received from the Second Branch, and
referred to the committee on Remons-
trance for report
The report of the Health Officer was
received from the Second Branch and
in.
An ordinance from the Second Brarrh, |
in relation TO building frame houses,
was read and concurred in. Adjourned. |
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
Hon. J. j. Davis Appointments.

We are authorized to announce that
Hon JOHN }. DAVIS, Democratic candi
pate for Congress, will address the peo
pie at the following times and places
WHEELING, Ohio Co. Wednesday
night, Sept. A.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, WetzeI
Co Thursday afternoon, Sept Is.
FORKS OF FISHING CREEK
Wetzel Co. Friday afternoon, Sept To-
BURTON, Wetzel Co. Saturday aE
ternoon, Sept. II.
BENWOOD, Marshall Co. Monday
night, Sept l9.
WELLSBURG, Brooke Co Tuesday
afternoon, Sept 20
ELIZABETH, Writ county, Satur,
day, September "A.
WESTON, Lewis county, Saturday
October s.
ST. MARY'S, Peasants county, Sat,
urday afternoon, October l5
The friends OF the cause in these va
rious localities are requested to make
the necessary arrangements for the
meetings announced, and for obtaining
full turn out Of the people
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
List OF Appointments for Public
Speaking I'm PendletOn County,

Hon. H. G. DAVIS, Conservative can
didate for Senate, and GEO. A. BLAKE
MORE, Conservative candidate for House
Of Delegates in Pendleton, will address
the people of that county as follows:
At SENECA, at the house of Martin
Barrett, on the 22d of September, 1870.
AtCIRCLEVILLE, on the 23d Sept.
At FRANKLIN, on the 24th Sept.
At KISER'S, on the 26th Sept
At COWGERS MILL, on the 9th
Sept.
At LOUGHs CHURCH, on the 2sth
Sept
At the TRADE STORE, on the 29,h
Sept
Hon. II. G. DAVIS will address the
people of Grant at GRANT COURT
HOUSE on the 10Th OF September
1870.
At ROMNEY, on October 4th.
At BERKELEY SPRINGS. on Oc,
tober 18th
At NEW CREEK, on October 9th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
OIL Charters.

New YORK, September lS.-The oil
charters, yesterday, were as follows ;
A bark from Philadelphia to the Baltic
with $500 barrels Of petroleum; one
from same port with 5000 do, TO Glib
raltar for orders; ship to the Continent
with 5000 do; brig to Bilboa with
1900 do; bark for London on private
terms; rumored bark from Philadel-
phia to Bremen, with 1000 barrels OF
petroleum, on private terms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

The Interstate Fair, formally opened
at Pittsburgh, Yesterday, by Governor
Geary. Previous to the opening the
Governor with his staff, accompanied
by General Provost and staff, of Phila
delphia, reviewed a portion Of the
troops of the 18th Division and the Ma
tional Guard, consisting of three battal,
ions, or twenty companies Of intartry
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

The census returns Of forty-eighl
counties in Illinois, all from the south
ern districts, show an aggregate popu.
lation of 963,l35 against 655,479 ir
1860 An increase of about forty-sever
per cent. The northern districts OF th'
State will show much larger ratio o
increase
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
Rumor Of Surrender of Met..

New YORK, September l3.-Reports
Of the surrender of Metz are announced
as received in London.
LONDON, September l3-5 P. Mt
is rumored in the streets that Metz has
surrendered Internationally. While nc
official advices attend the news, it il
credited at the Prussian Embassy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

LONDON, September l3.-Count Beru-
stoff, the Prussian Ambassador. who
has been in conference with Earl Gran
vile at Walmer Castle since Saturday
last, returned TO London this afternoon.
Earl Granville, learning Of the arrival
at London Of u. Thiers, came into the
city to-day and is in consultation with
him at the French Embassy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
Unfortunate Escape OF Dan. stekles
from Capture by spanish Brig
or.hS

MADRID, September lS.-Sickles, the
American Minister, for some weeks
mast has been rusticating, occasionally
visiting the Capital. Last week an
armed party stopped his usual diligence
and demanded Mr.. Sickles by name,
but fortunately he waa not there. The
Government now supplies him with a
guard for these incessant Journeys.