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BEDFORD, May 20, 1859
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Lamps, Shades and Lanterns
Lightning Msgf-eatt6fs.
The best Sausage Meat Cutters in the worl3
dreAt assortment of Butcher Knives Butcher
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MARBLE WORKS.
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INALL and WINTER FASHIONS

r IMPORTANT TO FARMER S
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WAR NOTES.

Several prominent French residents
of New York claimed Tuesday night to
have private dispatches that the Prussians
have been driven back. They have Ger
tainly received good news, but none oi it
Is official or positive. The French resi-.
dents will have q fair and picnic soon to
raise money for the rcliet Of the wounded.
Two German societies, there have meet
ings for the same purpose this week.
George Ripley, writing from Stutt-
gardt 10 tho Tribune says General Bene-
detti's conduct at the last interview with
King William was q violation Of dtplo-
matte courtesy that could not have been
accidental. Not even the excitement Of q
sudden surprise could excuse the inCiyilfty,
but there was no surprise in the case, us
BenedCtti had received the news twelve
hours before, and had full time 10 decide
on his course of action.
Letters from Germany and France de-
scribe great CONSERVATION among tho
peasantry at tho prospect of u lohgl and
bitter war. a Dresden letter says the
Reserve and I4andwehr have been taken
from their occupations in all ranks Of liGo;
and are mustered at tho cities for equip
mcnt for the field. When they go WE
shall have only children, crlpples and old
men left. Tho good harvest time may
last till the women get in. The DRAFT Of
horses, 10000 for Saxony, comes bard on
the working resources; ten thousand Of
the reserve men who were in the fight Of
90 arc quartered Mt Dresden.
Tho Prussian Minister ut, Washing
ton, Tuesday, furnished the State Depart
ment translation Of full dispatches. from
his Government, giving the general out
lines OF tho, military movements up 10
Sunday, when the Prlssians had driven
tho French into their Notifications ut Metz.
By these dispatches tho repulse reported
by the French appears TO be only the
check given the Prussians when the
French reached their Notifications, It
was intimated that both Strasburg and
Metz would be leGt in rear by tho Prtls-
sian main body as 1t moved on in the gen.
cral direction Of Chalons, smaller force
being left to watch both places Tue dis.
patches were Of the most cheerful ChRraC-
tcr, and spoke Of all the movements Of the
three German armies Us complete successes
at every step. There was perfect Unity
among the people at home, and the army,
was in excellent spirits and thoroughly
organized, and the commanders and lead
Ing officers of the right, LEFT 'and1center
werein complete accord! u
The Prussian Minister Of War emphat-
iCally denies the truth Of tho French re-
ports that the German troops were de-
icated between Metz and Verdun with a
loss Of forty thousand men. He says tho
battle alluded to In this report was not Of
4 serious character. The German troops
received several checks, and were obliged
to abandon their intention 10 cut Oft the
line Of retreat Of the French army.wl
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The Morning's News from France.

The Mornings News from France.
Putting together the somewhat frag'
mcntary aud chaotic intelligence con
tanned in our news columns this morning
comparing what Is asserted at London
and what is admitted at Paris-the salient
facts appear tobe these Three engage.
mcnts were fought around Metz-one
Sunday, one Monday and another Tues
day. If tho French were not beaten IN
each separately, It Is certain they were
wOrstcd irretrievably in the result of Nll
and especially tho last; and performed d
disastrous retreat with their shattered col.
ulhns towards Verdun. This retreat
is the strategic movement about
which Paris papers and officials talk
with such vaguencss and mystery.
The news Is withheld from the Par
isians simply because It Is all bad news.
The French claim to have repulsed two
attempts TO intercept the retreat Of their
army, which Is itself q confession Of the
retreat. They claim the army Is at
EtoilY a short distance east Of Vcrdun,
but It tho defeat Tuesday was so disas-
trous as to compel retreat, on which the
army had to fight to keep from being sur.
rounded, tits not likely any stand can be
made there, or even at Verdun, against
pursucrs flushed with success and ro-
solved TO press their advantage to the
utmost. What Is left Of the French
army of tho Rhine must be in deplora-
BILE Standardization, decimated, demo-
rallied, starving and desperate over the
bad generalship and bad management
generally that have brought them to such
straits, It begins to be question whether
this army con accomplish a successful re-
treat over the remaining fifty miles be.
tween it and Chalons, supposing it to have
halted ut Etoin, as represented.
At Chalons another army, said to num-
ber 100000, which Is being put into an
effective condition with all possible Ccler-
:ity, awaits the shock Of tho Prussian ad.
vance. 1t is now almost certain the re-
treating army Of tho Rhine cannot sue
cessfully impede that advance; and If the
Prussians move directly forward con.
flict on the plain in front Of ChalonS with
the consolidated and reinforced French
army cannot be many days delayed.
The Prussians will not attack the
formidable army in an advantageous
position there to be encountered, till
all their forces have conc up. Some
little delay must occur in preparation for
so tremendous q conflict, and this will en-.
able the French to strengthen and pre-
pare themselves for the onset. The tate
of Paris, tho destiny Of the BoNAPARTEs,
and probably the term sof the war itself,
will be decided here in second Water
loo; but II is by no means certain what
that decision will be, and the more time al
lowed for French preparation tho greater
will the uncertainty be.
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NEW YORK CITY.

os New YOHK, August II.
A meeting Of Irish nationAlists was held
lust night and resolutions passed request
ing John Mitchell, Charles OC0mer,
Richard O'Gorman, Wm. E. Robinson,
Charles s. DAILY, Gen. Mailin MCMahOn,
John McKeOn, Emmet Bryan Lawrence,
Dennis Quin, and Michael Shelan, TO act
as the directory tor the government oFthe
Irish funds in America, in case any com.
plications arising out Of the present
European war should enable tho 1rishmen
in every cline 10 unite in striking u
blow for their native land. ua
The German vessels In this port hOiSted
their flags yesterday and the Bremen stea.
mcrs fired salute at sunrise, noon and
sunset on account of the war news from
the German army.
It is reported that tho house on twenty
third street in which tho murder of MI
than was committed, has been sold for the
sum Of $4,000.
Five hundred and twenty expelled and
delinquent members Of tho Wall street
Stock Exchange to-day applied TO Judge
Barnard for tho appointment Of Re
Ceiver 10 wind up the concern, alleging
that the remaining eighty members are
endeavoring to sell or lease the building
and illegally divide tho: proceeds; The
defendants declare they have no intention
of q division, but only propose to seek n
less expensive location for the Exchange.
: The Brooklyn Union says Judge McCunn
on his recent departure for Ireland, left a
heavy dclalcation behind him, which will
be likely TO prevent his return to this coun.
try. The amount which he carried of Is
said to be considerable, and has been in.
vested in real estate in ireland. The
Judges property in this city is being qui-
city disposed Of.
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The Parkersburg Times supports
Gen, GO9,
! tI6 P1rkrsburO Tina OF lBth,

From Ms Rark9SbUTO TimeS Qr1Sth. rp.
We have had conference with our Re-
publicans, and the result Is that we will
not oppose any longer General N. Colts
election; as VIC have fully ascertaincd that,
If any unfair means were used to secure
Ills nomination, he Can not be held re-
sponsible, his course having been through
out honorable, and not stained with the
least unfairness. ... ,
Its gratifying to us that the consultA.
tion with our friends has developed this
state Of affairs, and placed the Republican
candidate beyond the suspicion Of any un.
fair transactions. All Republicans will
now cheertully rally around him and II
every one will do Ills duty fully rs We
hope they will, he will be elected by an
overwhelming majority. rrtFF,9 ~
We wish, in conclusion, TO assure our
esteemed cotcmporary that VIC never shall
cease TO uphold Republican principles,
though we were denounced by good
many, in whose interest 1t was TO misrep-
resent US; VIC see no prosperity, no peace
and harmony possible without Republican
principles arc maintained in their ascen.
dency. With . bitter epder Democracy
In power, strife, contention and disaster
would envelop again our still afflicted, but
under Republican rule, steadily recover
Ing country,
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Napoleon Organizing for a Great
Struggle at ChaIOns.
The Main Army East Of
.Eo1 the Meuse. ."o3
The French Fight in a STAR
wing Condition.
Russia Growing Jealous of
H.. Prussian Conquest,
The French Still Carrying Out
the E'COmbined Movement" +"

LONDON, August II.
Advices from Paris state that the En-
perOr is actively organizing large force
at Chalons.Sur.A .AIarne. The body Of the
French army is concentrated ut Etoin,
about 12 miles north east Of VCrdun, and
70 kilometres from Chalons. The troops
now In Algeria will not bo recalled. The
Gardes Dc Paris are demanding to be led
into active service.
The Russian press arc alarmed at the
rapid conquest OF tho Prlssians.
The Archbishop Of Paris has surren-
dered all the diocesan schools and other
institutions under his charge, to the
French authorities for hospital uses, Over
three thousand beds have already been
prtup in these places.
ny. - PARIS, August II.
The following Official news, 6ulletined
Mt the Ministry of the War Department,
was receivetl: The news from the army
which continues TO carry out the move
mont combined after tho brilliant combat
Sunday night Two divisions Of the cne.
my sought 10 intercept the French march
and were repulsed. Tho Emperor has
arrived ut ChalOnS,
LONDON, August II.
The North. German schooner, PGiel,
which recently sailed from HartlepOOl,
was seized by . French war steamer.
BERLIN, August II.
Another Prussian note, divulging Ger.
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Commercial and Financial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE or DAILY INTELLI0ENCER,
WEDNESDAY, AuuuRt II. 1879.


Trade has bcCn very quiet during tho pas
week, and prices generally show a declining ten
dcnCy. Flour from now wheat in larger supply
at lower quotations. In bacon and provisions
there was fair jobblng demand.
BuTTER-There Ia q good demand for fresh roll
other descriptions being very dull. We quote
prime fresh lt 9Oc, and 25Gb9Oc for choice roll;
BRo0Ns-Wc havo no change TO note. There
was a fair jObbinR demand from store at the fol
lowing: Fancy IS 30 . doE; good $32S.
CIEEsE-G GOOD demand; llc for Factory and
Goshen.
CARBON orL-Dull at &c, and no charge foE
package. N.
CoPFEE-Wc quote prime to choice Rio at 9OG
Characteristics Of live spring chickens by
the dozen 81 COOS 90. ff1' H.1
RdOs-The market contains an ample supply
with falr demand. We note sales at 128ISC
r FtsIf@Iake Herring g. %; White Fish $s 25;
Lake Shad a 25: No. 8 medium MAckGrGl a y
05 90; No: ! medium 81 90; No. large $l2 o.
FLoUn-Thcrc Is a good jobbIng' demand aud
prices have undergone some change since last
week. We now quote fancy at 81 S098 90; white
wheat, family, S7Rg075O; rcd wheat, family,
So 7567 90: extra, 0 66OO6 80. Rye Flour, Is 70.
GRAIN WhEdt.We quote strictly choice white
at 81 256Dt so, and No. red at 81 70. 0dls-
Steady al 45050c. Cor1'-Falr to prime Bhclled
may be quoted at 756S0c. Rye-766t80.
GLABS-Flrst quality 8xl0, q; 10xl2, 81 60
second quality sx10, g 90; l0xl2, g 80 . box Ol
50 feet. Discount 10 per cent .',
GTNBENG-405hASc per lh.
ITAY-Market drni and good demand; loose
$40 OO. BQled-$I3 90. III ....
LARD OIl-Flrm and In good demand At 81 25
NAn.s-lOd to cod, 81 o.; Sd TO I'd. 81 Is; I'd
10 I'd, 81 90. ~" ~
BAcoN AND PRov1sIoNs-Sa for the season
are good. The following arc tho ruling agurCS a
given us by leading dealers: Sugar'CuFcd eau
vasscd hams at 2GxC; family do. sc shoulders,
lGc; clear sides l8Ec; clear RIB Isc Mess Pork,
$50. Lard 10 quoted at l7c in uVrces, and lOc In
RIcE-FIrm: prime South Carolina lOc.
SEEDS.-FlAxSccd-Ei 73.
SYRUPs-BaltImOrC GO0GSc; New York 75EbSOc;
SUGARsINew Orleans, 12X014c: Porto Rico,
196i3c; Cuba IIKGGl2c: Crushed, Ibc; A Coffee,
axe; q Coffee. l4c; c Coffee, 18AC.
SODA-uCst New Castle GKGp7c In kGg. ra.
SOAP-Famlly 6Ac; German &c; Eastern 10
sTHRcur-7Ssc; Maizena, 10Nl4c.
SuOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead lie y lb.; shot 81 q
" s1EEr-Datry sSEi g IS: Ohio RIvor a. 10.
SNuFF-T0c; do. In boxes Of six dozen g %.
TOBACco-Flrm; Manufactured unchanged
Navy 0a973e; dark lOs and ~ 6s676c; bright lOs
TEG-Ganp0wder 81 SoSt 75; Young Tyson
81 3061 60: Black $IGbl ID.
WoOl-SS8 &c, according to condition and
quality.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

IUBbuAIR august Iu IoIV'
CGTTLE-FOrty-eIgh cars Of cattle, or, inClud.
Ing u few driven IN from the country. a total OF
100 head, was sufficient for the demand, which
was not % active % last week. Good stock sold
readily, hut common dragged, and was only got
rid Of at reduced prices. From this time forward,
as the weather grows cooler, we may expect an
Improvement In th0.m market. Prime butch
Crs' stock sold rCAdIly At TGESc, and few extra
lots at SIC; medium grades ranged between ~
0Sc. Stock cattle were In fair demand at4HD
&c. -
SIEEHr AND LANHs-TherO was good supply
Of sheep aud lambs, and the demand being small
prIceS Werc somewhat lower than last week.
Prime sheep, however, AZ ls AlwAySt the caSe, were
diGpoOod Of at full pFiCea-EAy 6kGE6C per pound.
Common TO medium brought 5 0994 90 per
head. Lambs may he quoted at q 6O(bA 10 per
head, according 10 quality and condition.
IO0a-Wer9 In light demand; bat o. the
weather Improves the market will become better,
We have no change In prices 10 note. We quote
n l06SIOXC In u retail way,