davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-26
THE WEST.
Settlement with NN1IFARh GouhF1ce.
of&-Novcuscu1a Of Brigham ANU

Settlement with NNifFNAh Goot*
of&--Movcuacnts Of Brigham ANU
I4t~ Fellow TouEfstx.
SALT LAKE. Ms1th 7a-Iohn SHARP has Just =
Turned from Sacramento, having effected sctaas-
fucnt With The Central Partic kstlroAd f9f Mo1A
tory by Benson. Far West, conslActoH- the
railroad company Paying $1,000 Although tAis
amount d0ss not cover ali the elalma, It Is mora
than WA expected from Indications 1 short tune
klncc, and viii sAse several contractors from Pc
cuntaIy eIn!aArraRs1nentx
The Duly Tslee-apa. Gentiae paper Issued here.
<ars tn reArn to CQtfnmb tilI th1t 1t AtTecs With
thc Sua au other Journals that the better WAY fus
Congress to deal with Et&h u to admit her u I
nohie example, ind Christian arguments Of tht
rn,Ilfons of the rcpublb lead The thousands ol
Ttab . hlensz mors1 p1as me-. y 1as2 y. San. s.n
cnre q ntcht On their Wy 70 this city. which
tney viii reach about April u
, 1870-03-26

v4sutxo7uS, March s.-Tbe Senate to-day CON
ns1ucd The following notn!pstIeas; GeosSs Il
ns5gs nl, q FIVE ~ fo fo1f JOSH II
States Marsbal for Idaho: ChaA u. !temp5tsal,
Attorney lor Ctah; Jpo. l. sie.ena, 81 Aains Mn
.ssE Ksssnt It Mon1r5aeo i ia; aamson. q
Mey.ci,nsctis. L. Con.uI :: Rio Graudc, nfazil;
,a = ,i9M,S SSse5s5 YerS :! AIefi Aien %
Aase4aof VI Interval Revenue, Secnaa Utsontr
Ncw Yo,k; Samuel Il. lsarloE, Ccllect9Fsoi Inter, @
nal Revenue, Fourth D!siric@, New aosAs h..' s.
NV ac9iso; sm!tn Atkns rost1a3st = e., =.
Frrport, HIlntts; J. r. Stanton, AsAtStsot -!
master in the eussnant C9Mmahdeer ~ aec ns
Commander Aohn Young, rcsturrn 70 nls GslRluH'
Irn!tioa In t,e navy, from July - 1876; SoaA E.
anat' fi1st Ler1ensai uf lniansff-
.1e 1he @ following nominations were sent Il so-oas
AGsH ku'he1tazst, Th.z'' .Aunhaf Of the Treasury
4: BsH;.r, Of sento CarulEna, cousul II MGte1s;
": Jont*, ot 4lalanA, Consul 1t BEtndlA;
Joan HATTIE u Pcansyt,anEa, ConRui II Venice
Tamptco.
eAuky.s AccorSF4
4sns ntg ceas1 bouslass telssarha IN
t,.f ,,eneiI II h,s taA'Mrsing aeoouat of nbou
$4,000 or s2|oo will ,.e added.
vice President cyl,.x % aai Geuezs, uox.n, ,o
pls, oI the ocea:on Of s ths tweEty-a..a .aaivci
Rat3 0i LII Es4euosn'p uts4slos sons OIL 1etuptl
AnCe.
FLORIDA CASE IN TIE 4CrREXE corEt.
In the Supreme Court tudAt, Setatpr how
tu0yed to dlsnliss The Wit 0! esTuf IN The case
Lieutenant Governor Gleason se5.ua tho ssa.e
FloItda for want Of Jurisdiction The WITT IS tAfe
to judgment ot the State CoaE1, holding III
Gcxsop wss lnell9ible because he had not been
t.!ft1gn Ut The Stats for three Sears, as pr
y{ded for By the Constitution u Il
state, apd the argument is ii
The ease A one wholly within the jurisdiction 4:
.xn.1ul Ut the State Courts In opposition TO y
mutton 0cne1al Butler contendeI thai as the Gle
t,un wsx in pursuance ct tht Reconstruction =
tf Congrels, ttH court bis Jurisdiction to rsEis
lie Judgment
The Elm pp4lSGo TREATY.
In executive tGatU1, this afttfno1ur Sfhat
Sumner concluded hIS speech, commenced ytStt
, 1870-03-26
~.,1cnn1 Itonrd OF Trade.

p4..7nosr, MAuh ea--Tne E1ecutiyc Commit, t1as
to for tse ne5t ANNA nnn aa iee
tAe c'a4H t,e Isnnrrerriu and Flour Excha1tEe aud
ntneT nlascs shss xtetnoon, and made Al e1t"'-
sion dnNn The bur,
, 1870-03-26
-.--1ur TtrnaA

MONTREAL, March 9a-1t rcPonM; s;,ta ~. Ennnc m
Vii r. snno'nted to lie Lieutenant GoTrrno1snp
OF the Northwest Territory. . =. onoe
The CaandlAn HDes viii he d1soAndea ~ on~E'
TIE ofaesla MI },e dtsIatssed On hAlf EA!.
, 1870-03-26

Bailey's Defalcations Aggregate
$l60,000.



s,.-..1 r..r.t.h ., 1t,r f,hitsso Tri111ne
1a1tYs pE54ic41,oxs
Skw Yoxx. March e.-Tae defalcations Of Col
lecsor Bailey thus sat discovered amount to oo0
trr ots,ter1 whoae t.ves ar rn.rt&t, noeo,lrcted
m the lu.ok. s., ,hsv ne1r nsJa N fu1l one Of
n.i1eIs frends s.Ts thsr he lad t1thin 81 hours
.rf.r ,4,-,tnr thst NJ. .ncr.ssor nad t.,.n an-
rotated
nrxrcs.cr
+,rc~ h.s ,,een nrr.n,rd hetweqn the oppos-
,oo f.r,o,. ~ ,ha r,e1rcer.t. - A,h.n, and there
i. nroh,,,I,,t, ~ nrn,1I 1htb Vii r-rrs.,y
snr.,1,a ,ha ,ow.,, n, ,ha nv ,.t,enrr. and
nimtn,sh the oonortun1,ex tp ateaI frunu the ctr
treasury. A new bill for tse ctr chaster viii
br ,,r,ted by cnrau,stee from both
Y,r4tona ,nd ,he rnttrxus nyn4tfss.3 hv @br yonnp
Den,ocr1cr wt,i hc fDtrnfnecd- Fernsn,,n Wood
annl1nd. r-.,.n9,y 70 tosn he Youn,t I,rmocrae7.
tnt hin ss,ts,anoe ras resoec,fully DECLINED br
Sheriff o-Hren and John Mor.,.sey,
, 1870-03-26

A Woman Admitted TO Practice Mt
the Hnr in St. .Louis-Dccixton Under
tho Bankruptcy Act--St. Louls Ctsy
Politics.
ST. Lor1a, March ea.-Aiss I. u. BaFsalow, o.
rrecktyn+ y. T., a student of tnc -. LOUIS
Law School, passed 4 ve! sevrsG e1axnsnaaon 70
DAY, betote Jude Knight, of the Circuit Coutt, and
vas admitted to practice. Miss BafSaloV vas r.
fused ad1nlssaou 10 Columbia College tMo Ecae1
Ago, and for Tho raxt eighteen Hontns nAs otE1 s
prrsntng her studies ncrr. Shc feeeaxed otkn eu-
comiutns from the Jndge, and VIII commence
practice tn this city. c,,,-,
JQdEa. Treat, Of inc Eni1ed suites Dtssf1et Co1ts
decided to.dAy tnat man who nas s0spsaas1i =
am DOES not Fpsutoe the payment OF comMeE!al ~
rapcr within fourteen days IS hankinps uuast 1ns
tAM, The caae Ii question wAs tnat % =. s'e ~
Tctndcr, large rrta1l grocer, VINO aao"eo sS>N
10 70 10 protest ,.nr. o.aLcs, ritz,
xcns and buStness mcu wks held tonight, " con'
nil As 10 thc hes, means OF securing INC nouaha
tion IT thoroughly competent fentrechsause ust
fny m. rtty Council and Board OF fuone SSn9al.
n - elcctetl on the second Tualay n Apt1L Rss
4 n3r.snr1 ina N address Will bc pnt,sned to-nos
+ roE' urrtur the neceas1tJ Of dltn& loe Aest
rsfrrs 1Stt The hest uacn PosFblc. anu ApieAaue
the substantial, influential citizens ~ AssEoa ~ ~
prruhfF meetings. The 9atsuon o. rehne *tI.ie, sc
| whtch. it Ia elamrdt Is ats!&ftanE a..euuo' o
l tnrouenout the country, w4a ofaeuNsea =. W. y. .
ienrtn md The fense Of TIC tnece1nE 80 ~. - -
| tbey uarst he pftservcd At MI hA1atoA M Aou II
rcboI fppds remain intact Il NAa - =
agreed that there must be no division OF 'ae a'>
tund tur scctaliao putposeA
, 1870-03-26

Te will src $.,sM r. GOLD b thc onc sendtne the
l.,r Z r,,n}.r 81 st+. r}ss. tn tla ~ Family frrlr ,
fG1r ,Jnl1 l. VIZ a u:.r, Elan Guld w*,rh trricr.
Min, to 1he o~ -*nus t!t .ar-, uuHshE l~tos'
t,ar4 l. -tl Thi. il El1t<!xss family pa}.I pFcF.
~ e1Its 1sT s-raF. AcGTr' =; 4; LLSatHt.
, 1870-03-26
Arguments for the Prosecu-
ton in the Prince
Bonaparte Trial
Prospects Of a Large Emigration
from Ireland the Present
Season.
FRAECE.

ToCRs, March sa-1n the High Court Of Justice,
To-day, y. Flcqaes, for The prosecution concluded
his speech .
u LAu1tcr, also for the prosecution, followed
With an argument which occupied TIC entire ses-
p4rafte. and described the latter in terms Vi
kcslntnH severity. The excitement Of The -.
cnted at tunes became uneontro!ab!e: and caused
The Cour lmperatlvelJ insikted that u. L4ur1er
should address peJson. Less bitterly, THIS vas
nrrianded BY the audience, who EAye signs rg
fasurnK the Prince. In cnnclulng his speech,
NJ. LAuz1eF made some POLITICAL allu1to1a, which
were received with marked tisapprovsl BY the
kpNrtatnr1 .-... ...-...,T
The counsel for the defence addresses the jurJ
To- notIuM-
PAEIs, March e1---Thc Constitutional HayH 1ht
Pore's arKrer To Daru has been received, but the
contents have not yet been uadc public.
, 1870-03-26

70 escape, ne smnggless boat upset, Aad prosaol5
two Eetc drowned
4 lengthy dlscuasion occurred io the Oregon
Democratic Convention over the pt3.sUrM- 0ne
resolution pronounced unguAl1nedy 70. the nepu-
diai'on II The natlcuA debt Finally, Hoeut1re
Tas adopted declaring tha. the payment of A1es-
EST On tue debt, together with o1her e1osmpaa
expenses, makes a burden TOO he1vy u
be borne; that the amount Of the debt
has been Increased more than rwo-folt By the 1.le
gal manner tn which It has beeu created; Ihax
there b neither Justice nor wisdom In the reported
pAJmtat o. The principal by continuing the pay
neat and Interest: that there SHOULD be an tqnlt-
able adjastloent OF the debt
the remainder Of the resolutions etubody the
ufuA mSuer regarding military tyranny and Cntna-
lnen md declare thas the fourteenth and fifteenth
Amendments ought to he ttsclndcst.
, 1870-03-26

Embczxlen.rnt Cmac In milwaukee,
The Weather.
sret1sl Despatch 70 The Chicago Trfhnne
M1LwAuKEE, March ea-ThOtnas ". Robcfta,
formerly employed ss agent for Soonan / AcSan,
paper dealers, was brought from philadelphia 70.
day, under arrest, for enbczz1ct1ent 70 Inc
amount OF .oQQ.
Reports from the west to-day say the Mississippi
River u open at I2Crusse, 70 that feffy-ooats
cTpK4.
Neather Earsu and raf1r.
, 1870-03-26
GERMANY.


BER1Iy, March 2o.-The anti-mjlltaly agitation
il extending to thc States Of South Germany. aud
il hcnrav,nE the serious attention of those guSefu-
ElCntA
, 1870-03-26
MICHIGAN.

:. .
The House, ut 1alf~pas; 5, adjourned, the sesaoh
to-mosro* " lc for general debate on+s.
, 1870-03-26

Hartford. March ea-Etwa!d Ja.nea, . wozk-
W~s ttiIcd Oh Thursday hy l premature explosion
~ hlas9 which eent him nssy feet IN the atr TWO
oihrrs were injured, rrula,t1y fatally.
.. ~ nnnont Powder Y osfB exploded this after
noons Hlhng Da1b5 McAfer.
, 1870-03-26
T1nTY1nfHxf.

ASNArol1s, March aa-The Committee on Reg
!ts12tion tonight repoEted a Registration bill
striking ont the wost!s "esery hit male citizen,
and providing that eTcrr T%.san shaii tc 7sstersi
who pos ss8ses quallnc2ttonA un.ier the coust!tH
ton ct the Eatsed 3sztee and laws made IN purs1
nnrp thereof
, 1870-03-26
VlrE1MlA.


EtrnyUSp, Marth sa--The fIons+s ta-iay rAsset
/ resolution authorizing tho Governor tn cali Or
the President for trop, tn suppress resistance te
tne IAw By coIOred lanh squat1rrs ntar Haulptoa
, 1870-03-26

rAn,s March aA-Adstees are received tnAt the
Government nt Liberia 5s 1rr@ccuflng 4cttse W.T.
fssr aguiGst the netghborire nations.
, 1870-03-26

TocrHKEErsrE, y. r., March 3a-Rey. Ru1 ~. =:
". lents, prominent Methodist minister u tais
city, htH Rtycn out that he and hia f1IniJ M sooH
unite with the FpiscoraI Church. lie crime nee
trum Mississippi!
, 1870-03-26

General yravhburnc Declines Re-
nomination to ConKrexs-SaVlga-
kl0r1s
LaCKoss1 March 9a-Tne Leader publishes
letter this morning frum General c. G WAsanusu,
reremrtor11y declining, unter any clfcQtn Stances
to be candidate for re-elecitun to Congress- Ihls
whom General ]. T. Rust, lAte Bank Comptroller.
IL thought to stand the leas chance
Boats Of the Northwestern Packet Company
here are rapIIl5 preparing fur spring busintaA
7herr t. no Immediate prospect OF opening OF NV
1uastcr HERE
, 1870-03-26
Proposals for Furnishing Coax
County with coal.

Sealed proposal. viii Be rceei~e z: orc 1vE ~: ~
rt+h!nk Ceok County With ali the "mIneou coal shat
.asy be required by te enEJ for x months .otn aale
ue County Agent to the pcoz and ust r. ~eshea AND
delivered II atrg.e haton loads A!1o for . tons ot
hard coal to be jrlEsred It Once as he county Poor
Hcuse III sach psupotah 70 be directed - the
Of the Poor HouA~ ard PAnrr Comtntte~. and dealtd
With tie County Clerk The Cosuznitsen tuse1Tes d
r:sht to s-tret any al tie bids offered
Pr CIDER Of Coulrafetre,
r. uAtT.&Fn EA<rpf&rv
, 1870-03-26
MISSOURI

Excitement In NAktNa1~ City Oh Ac~
count OF the IscRtstxntaon OF CoI-
ofcd Men.
SreciA Despatch 10 The Chiczeo Tribune -
KASsAs C171 Mo, March 3a-Ihe Council met
this morning to tr5 Captain Aisese1- Rer1hAcan
Superintendent Of Registration, for registering
cuIored voters. NtSer.z served Al Injunction on
lheru, and. feeling easisaed that the Injunction
would he enfnrrest. the Democratic Council wisely
adjourned, and the registration of colosed voters
esi}l goes On. Rebels here don't Ike it. but RepRb-
ucans aSr ipb!Iant. Much excitement prevails
, 1870-03-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
y. I-.>--,-s ------s, -
Published This lay.
|. Music-Ha|I Sermons.

By n. f. H. AcRaar, AstanE OF ~Atl-oaa4ek Al
renturre." rot ttno. 31,ao
This <erfnA contAns the twelve Ablr dAcpaf
ses which Ar. Murray haa preached u crowded and
cssclT astcr:sc sad.c.aA saeeea.tve Suc41y ere.
II of his se4eon, IN Boston A.xc Hall Ar Ac:-aT
has dwe!t utt!e on dispasd pnt. e{ doctraa bat hs.
devoted to eotda1.ng and rnfarCict thosN
seutf1i tnntal and rcI5sGaa shs which All ChfAtta1s
hJd In enEtaeu, ata which se-a Tie h1.s ef I'll soei
c.ul. SD u fc-x.sal HozA. Tec rI:J a1t 9s4:: u
chM.s;ef It he volume are indfesstd in ia
CONTENTS.
The Tenderness IT Cnd.
Tie LII, VI Moral FtgrrA
Ttr ReiatIou Of Belief u fEactice
Tc TuunE 4er.
H1rde1Re4rtrE
Nez-ne<s to f.eG
Divine RT1<nd+hir.
Hosr fer 1hr FA.1~p.
The Ministry Of the W1Ed
The Chufch-Ita tlf.st and CsrAcity.
The FnWrr If Csti.,s-
1h- Mora! i4ondl,i.n Of Bo-ton. ard Efav II Luz
pFprt Il
, 1870-03-26
Arrc4. OF san Alleged Post offiee Rob-

c1xyu4sp, March 2A-Sannel Nalmer, ot
Lsip1sc, Putnam County, Ohio, va s.1essed a tae
nar.. fsv rnsrrr,l with enbex1tn2 vAluI biz
FIR hsie nd .nrropr4a.inS the coutensA he ~.
hcid b. Commissioner White IN The sum nt N,3oo
tn answer II tho Nay term OF tne cn'tea ssases
nstricf Court,
, 1870-03-26
PROPOSALS.
1OContractorS.

Gf77es 3oAEn ar k.sEExs SonziNNs}
Hp&FfTAC, TIT. 1NS
EtA.11, fls. AA1r!I Il. ftsut
SEALED PHOpGHALS will ~, rszstd BY LeuEsae1;
ssued at tie oc. nf thr ls,.sL il khr city Ct Gsin
Kane Canniy. tA natii o. ~k IN vi the 1sts d.s Of
Asfil, Ar H. :st rnztou tt.s 1-oA "'f<hS nc+F
Ea4. itai BUILDING &t Ein, auth 'fE~t bk an ASt 10
establish tsr Sorh~E IniulA II rtesf aud AtFiEH &oe
1he in<.ne,~ arp:ry-s APRIL a6 1eA.
TFrrneat- rtatt in E-<r t6 Furnishing Ill
rna<als. tna AFT thu work rta1Etd TO etpsete
that Part ii the bfHsne now %! - e1fcfeti AceEd
irx :. E.c paus sui .I~<ihca:1a, except u~ hesans
a;5asat1e prorrt. TEr xan. ci he ualaEE 70 If, Of
brick a1f staun-
ps,+-.n,. viii l.. .b, sss.,d r.: all 1osk. Including
IaAt4s!st. In the .ssstu HerArsEak ID ocuds stfne
work Lrrk work. arapl1A1tn<. ......
AIa, f.: ra.~ nh o4k. incfllas rahnE. rslntnR.
And sazrs. ftt'ts nut plut1hi.'E. aud !Frn wur
.sHpsero*alA mutt n impaired with hond Ct
ta1-< shnna4d dss1- tac State II ffnosr, with
twenty crnt alfred. coadtion+~l tA.
IT, 7pl,,n CT 1rysors skn1 the rs,s-el Will ps,u;i1v
egtex fus 3Stn the Vo 0 e.se the sat7s
shAl ha arled to him 1aI ard c tal+ will 10
coustacsrd which DO t1k e1nku eo Tic ahse rtt4ufc.
| tatnts.
TlA psrty to whom TIE rc1tJa cs ts'f e awardd viii
hayr4gis..f to Etve 4 A,d h the 81 4ousI- tht
sralns he 70 1cceis far s4& ort Il t I'd BY
| the hoai1-
The Tsuerr rr--rrc 1..e IN rrirrt AN pro
poaas which they shall u Hotaf f~ul:A ~ih tlt il
| tcn-4 ct th- STATE
P,arp*,ts must be eue:,~.f ia ac<t~d o1vsi5s
dur.e4i. PROPOSALS for S2EthEln IlffsA HnIsa1 m
! Asr11n for th. fEsane,~ xa4 aldreeeeE ~.
, 1870-03-26
II. w.pxDELFOIk11+


On the boot. II fotlawr:
One hundred and vniy to, hsd It Fort RateEd. D
T.; tu b. E-liyetet he Aukult !. ie.G. =,
One hundred aud sEfusy tl Htssl AZ fOft lotfa. ~.
T.; 70 be deltssEeA hT July =: 1s1u
NINETY ~; ht.d 4 oh s.srersa, D. +: 70 ec deliver
rE aiud1sd nd len fe9> h-.d !. Foz: Sally. = t. te
t,nr Mnndfr.s lid twt1ts tu' A4s: ExTt Racaau D.
r: = ( ~ SfAs:;d I: ) ,1ss 81 l. GO' H. s,,xrr.
III csruf n1axt ahoat thnn:Ass AMI fftF
to.O> pound. k1aa weight. a2A X stecss ise Ehe III
fe.,i4 II H. roun,1T ooly s.e -auted tuch ~
krr,isicsnrd to lefrk fI and hoa.t-i sn w'a.~1
III sfsssv U{ wild cattle, tnc!u..:tx T-xas aad tfn
ktr cattle (lsvinx t%en vund nrsthd 10 nse elnnaE
and requirement. At thrte rIurs- nosfhr!1 !''ts
and Iii taIlinx short f go toun- EIe.s Me!St, bulls,
Ftase, IND cows, Eil he tt}Act',f-
Each HID thnnit tcntntn wf;tttn Ecassn:Fc at S"h
rc.rnsiblt y u hs ~t Il s,s tavr shit !.
ptprs~itirn, sni 1hsi s1sa h- rn1~ton y a.rePt.d.
ht wii ent auto contract IN sh'tr-
IT, wxa.ues ss' 4s ~ ~ Sd tssa. {.
III f,.routIh1ty ot te sssrstr, nau.s be tbowu y
tht iri. ~. t"si- Of the Clerk II th~ n-Hr~-t D.tEct
G"aTt, cT d. I. =. Dt1xs A:tu5sE. To L- enclosed
Bas ssy b made hcr for :se EhoL. ox Tor .aeh rast
trTa5atM. II l hid T. In :te aan.r of = E7n he
naMr ecd sdis-s VI zach 1tstteE slrfeot ntass &c
pWaaFT shoctd r. fr~.ent to rsGonti To their bids
The government re.erse+ tEf tsht tD rrlfct aaF anl
nj I;as Pyop,.4Is .lp,sId l* c1.dursJ di-tict!s.
Frn5ns ii. III Beef Ca:.r, and a!df,zset ~ tic a1a
By sa.so1ty ot tic Drps1:nea. cS'aHiafp@aftsv 2
| 1f-nrf {: 81 Drta rttn-ts ri nHkDf4
, 1870-03-26

Report OF thc Chief Of shc Inspection
Office 10 the Secretary OF the TFcns-
urf-The Number OF Ltrc~ aud the
Amount oE Property Lost III 1859.
The Boarl Of Supervising Inspectors Of
Steamboats, having completed their labors on
tie proposed bill ITO provide for the better
security Of LIE" Mr. y. BEoughton Dcvereux,
Chief Of the Office Of 1aspcchop IN tho TFeaa-
urs Department, llas submitted it to Secretary
Boutwell,, with reasons -and explanations
deemed essential to the letter understanding
Of it's character and scope. Besides the text
OF the new bill, 3Ir. DevereuI exhibits in his
resort facts md statements pertaining to
steamboat interests, particularly upon tho
Western watesr, during N,e progress Of = few
yearn prior to tile enactment Of the general
steamboat law in 1852, and subsequently,
Which ehov tho chaugc wrought by it and the
important results growing out Of it. Prior to
The year 1861, nune but passenger steamers
we're inspected unier the act Of 1852: but IN
June, 1864, an net was passed requiring ferry
Ioats, tug boats, and freight boats 70 ba also
inspected under the act, which has since aided
large}y to the number ot steamers inspected
The following figures etow the operations OF
the Steamboat inspectors, throughout the
Unised States during the yesr 1862, and the
loes Of steamers, and loss Of life and property
, 1870-03-26
Methodist LuY 1elcKAtfons


4HEE11Vz148 1*%31
SPRINGFIELD, MAsA, March 9h-The New Eng
land Methodist Conference tAs voted, u to 81 III
fayor Of lay delegates
, 1870-03-26

san Francisco Market.
san FRAsr1yo, March s1-F!cur-s.ts seaas. ~
"a rerfrcr.on In tuTefnte grades "heA'-Sales
Of choice II f1-eA
Legal tenders, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-28
The Latest News.
News Of the Day.

The steamers PcriGrc, Pennsylvania
City Of Dublin and Scotia, from New
York, arrived out yesterday.
There Are OH tho stocks ut one ship
building establishment ut Glasgow eight
iron ocean steamships, md two others will
bc commenced Immediately.
Nathaniel Willis, founder of the Port
land ArgWS and Youths Magazine, died Nt
Boston Friday, aged 90.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention at
Baltimore has elected Rev. VIM. PinknCy,
Of Washington, Assistant Bishop Of Ma.
ryland.
Bernard ConIin md Patrick Flynn have
hccn convicted, ut Worcester, Mass, Of
manslNughtCr in CAlsing the death Of
Daniel Cahill, some time ago.
At Peoria, ILL.,, Thursday, cx.Judgc
Mead, insullCd Judge Putcrbaugh while
on the bench, after the Court had adjourn.
cd, PutGrbaugh met Mead nnd dealt him
n heavy blow in the face. Mead was CNnCd
by Judge Powell some years ago, for using
insulting language 10 him while on the
bench.
Thursday n party Of five Winnebagu
Indians located OH the Reservation in
Nebraska, made their appearance on the
premises Of a Glrme: living % miles above
Sioux City, and whilo he was plOwing
shot him In the buck, and afterwards sew.
cred his head from his body. The Indi.
ans were captured, aud IRE now ut Agnew
under arrest.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEw York, May 81.
The Annual Conference Of the African
Methodist Church, Of Now York, held itS
closing session Mt the Bridge street Church,
Brooklyn, yesterday, Bishop Campbell
presiding. 4 considerable unimpOrtant
routine Of business was transacted.
The African N. +. Conference adjourn.
cd its session in Newark, yesterday ailcr.
noon, after having mOdc its usual appoint
mcnts.
The Commissioners of Emigration met
yesterday ut Castle Garden, and transact
cd q considerable amount Of routine busi'
ness.
A donation Of fly dollars was made to
two cmigrants, who had so pcrslstently
prosecuted the swindlcrs recently convict
cd at the Court Of Sessions.
The contract for tho iron work Of the
new post office, was yesterday assigned to
the IEtna Iron Works, that company be-
inc the lowest bidder. Tho work Is to he
performed for $l1O2G0.6l.
The Reformed Club met last evening
md discussed the Mcfarland trial, the
counsel, iunrs, md all concerned in the
ncuuittai of Mcfarland. They were called
"Ap0stlcs Of BarbArism."
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republican Primary Meetings.

The Republican voters Of tho several town
shIps Of Ohio county are requested TO meet on
Saturday next, 18th inst, In the country town.
ships at T.. Y. and in the city at ~ p. N, and
appOlpt delegates to meet in convention at the
Court House, June 9TH, prOxIinO, at II A. ", for
tho appointment Of delegates to thC.ssAte Con
ventlOn. st
To srurc uniformity Of understanding and
concert OF action, the following places Of meet
Ing arc suggested: - ~,
Washington tOwnship-HoSe House.
Madison towushIp-Old City Han.
Clay townshIp-Court House..
Union towuShIp-ROugh & Ready Hose House
Centre townshIp-GuGrlS Hose House.
Webster townShEp-JustCC ClOhAn's Oalce.
RIsChIe tOwnShIp-School House. .
Richand townshIp-votIng place.
Trl6deIphIa township -TrladelphIa Village.
Liberty townBhiP-Votlng place.
by order Of the
EXFCUTIYE COMMITTEE.
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CUBA.

NEW YORK, May ".
A respectable person, well known here
arrived yesterday on the Moro Castle, from
MNuritas, brings important dispatches for
Gen. Jordan from tho Cuban Government.
1t Is said that some Of these relatc to IL
resolution Of the Cuban Congress in con-
demna,ion Of certain declarations made
in this country by prominent Cuban off,
cials, and which have been the theme Of
much comment by the Journals Of the in
surgcnts in this country. This gentleman
confirms the reports heretofore pub
lished, to the effect that the visit
Of Dc ROlas to Port au Prince has
not been attended with good results, and
that NIL tho columns which marched from
that city have returned with but little
glory. It Is stated that the CuhAns enter
I'd Port au Prince In small squads, taking
out all they desired. Tho Insurgent Col.
Crunelisperro, with large force is near
the city. The defeat Of Brigadier Dctener
by the forces Of NTarmal near Santiago dc
Cuba is confirmed. The manifesto Of
Arrange llas produced no effect among the
patriots other than contempt.