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New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
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CABINET CRIS1s-RESIGNATION OF NJ. BUFFET
THE PREMIER's DECLARATION-A TRIUMPH
FOR NJ. .ROUHER-PROGRAMME OF THE OPPO-
PARIS, April 10, 1870.
The Olivier Ministry has experienced a Cabinet
crisis VI. Buffet and Count Daru will probably leave
il. Council of Ministers has been held to consider
The eh0Iee of the succession should the crisis eventu
ate in such or other official designations M. Olivier
vii renain in Office Premier, and it is rumored
that Viscount de Ia Guerronniere apd NJ. Magne will
be called for the vacant places in the Cabinet.
Theorists was continued this evening in the Minis
,ra Council with respect to definite reply in the
natter Of the pebiscite. NJ. Emile Olivier declared
that the Government would employ neither menaces
SG promises. The only question was, Shall We
Aange an absolute empire for a liberal one!
The Emperor having refused to make any conces-
non relative to the PleiScitam, NJ. Buffet, Minister
f Finance, has rendered his resignation. No other
Minister has yet resigned, but further changes are
mmOred The newspaper organs of the Left Center
sIpess dissatisfaction with the Ministry, and say
ibeI party in the Corps Legisaif will not support
l.
The refusal Of the Emperor to yield to the demands
If NJ Buffet and his friends is considered a victory
IW NJ. Rouher.
The Deputies Of the Left have decided to hold
meeting nexi Thursday at which the editors Of Paris
and provincial opposition Journals will be invited
manifesto will be submitted 10 the meeting, which,
adopted, viii settle the n-olcy Of The Opposition
party with regard to the Plebiscttum
no ABATEMENT OF THE CREUzOT sfRlKE-ANTI-
RENT AGITATION,
Paris remains perfectly tranquil At Creuzot the
Ttrike shows no signs of ending OF the wOrkmen
who took part in the late disturbances p have been
Sntenced to Imprisonment for terms of from one
month 10 three years.
For some time past placards have been posted
about the dead walls and elsewhere in the public
places Of the city, inviting all the worknen of Paris
10 refuse to pay their rents for the month and join in
general strike on Sunday, the 10th inst. The city
authorities are taking measures repress the threat
ned disorders tomorrow; but the newspapers make
tght Of the whole matter,
NAPOLEN's HEALTH.
LONDON Saturday, April o. 1870.
Napoleoa's syncope yesterday was the result Of a
spfaned ankle. The facts, as usual, have been
greatly magRided, chiefly by speculatOrs On the
BOuTse.
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had fulfilled their contract yet their statements seemed
40 strghtfoward that the agents led to believe
they d landed the men, and accordingly they paid the
money several Cubans here however, did not believe
the report OF these men, and at last suspicion OF foul
play, they procured the arrest of the three men,
The steamer Anna was Immediately dispatched
TO Grand Cay, taking thther the Receiver
General and the Harbor Master on a mission
Of inquiry: These gentlemen shortly after returned
bringing with them II is said several articles belonging
70 the Cubans which they found at Grand Cay and there
has been private examination of the three negroes
the police magistrate but with what result is not yet
known.
Meanwhile, the schooner United Force, having on
board Charles Sutton Inspector Of Police and de-
achment OF police, besides several Cubans who had vol
unteered to search for the missing men, left Nassau
the 29th ult. But the following day a report
reached MS to the effect that she had been
boarded by a Spanish vessel, and taken
in tow for Havana. What further steps the authorities
here intend taking has not been ascertaned three
blacks still in custody, and should the report OF
seizure Of the United Force be confirmed doubtless a
ship of war will be dispatched forthwith Havana to
look after that vessel and uphold the honor the flag
The fate of the four Cubans remains mystery.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.
SEVERAL BUILDINGS SHATTERED-SEyEN PER-
SONS KILLED AND NUMBER INJURED.

SEVERAL BUILDINGS sHATTERED-sEyEN PER-
SONS KILLED AND NUMBER INJURED.
BALTIMORE, April 10.-Yesterday terrible
boiler explosion occurred at the Chesapeake Steam Sugar
Refinery owned by Sterling Ahrens and lying between
and extending from O'Donnel's to Dugan's Wharf below
Prattst The boiler room and kilnhouSe Dugan's
Wharf were completely wrecked and fifteen feet of the
steam bakery of James Bars q Co.. adjoining on the
north from base 10 roof blown into fragments.
william Mckenny, superintendent of the Refinery, and
four wOrkmen buried in the ruins. cOOred man
named johnson was killed on Dugan's Wharf, inmedi-
atcly in front Of the Refinery. Three wOrkmen have
been taken out badly injured colored was blown
into the dock and seriously wounded; but he
cued by fireman. Several lsborers on the schooner
Mary Alice Of Baltimore, owned in WcOmeco County,
were severely hurt.
The schooner lying abreast the refinery AT Duran's
Wharf All her upper rigging both masts her blocks,
&C. carried away 10y the explosion her sails set on
fire, and her boat stove. Her deck was carried several
feet with tho debris from the ruins and timber IS feet
long and six by four inches driven through herdcck
and left standing upright.
Soon after the xposiOn the police and the fremen he
gan to clear away the rubbish and continued working
throughout the night During last evening the.bodcs Of
William Duncan and A. Prindle were taken from the
The bodies of the three missing persons tho foreman,
fireman, and boy, recovered from the rains AT
o'clock this morning, and this forenoon another dead
body taken from the dock. The killed, whose bodies
Duncan wood, ,oorder Adj Pindal wood dealer; James
Dunn, private Waterman VIM. MeKenny foreman Of
the refinery James COoney, foreman; Edward Gibson,
colored woOdsawyer; and Riley, boy about ten years
old. The work OF removing the ruins was discontinued
this morning after the remains OF the foreman and fire.
found. The Coroner's jury at an inquest to-
day rendered verdict that the deceased came to their
death by the explosion of steam boiler, the explosion
being caused by an nsufiicency Of water.
There four boilers Of G0hOrse power each, in
the boiler and supposed that two of them cx-
ploded They were put rp about five weeks ago. One
boiler driven inward through an 1S-inch wall, and
partly through second wall The other boilers
pcely covered in the ruins The windows and sashes of
buildings distance Of several hundred feet from the ex-
plosion shattered The principal loss is in the dam
agc the building and the loss of the engines fire
broke out about hour after the explosion, hut
soon eXtinCuished. At the time of the explosion the
ginecr was in another part Of the building and the
CINE WAS in charge of "A fireman.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE QUESTION OF MoNAsrlC lNsIiTC TCIloNsn III N.s-,,
TUB ',njoURNMENT OF THE COMMONS TO THE
SSrH-A NEW LORD LIEUTENANT FOR IRE
LAND. ,o,rox so,rrdov .rr;l O ,s-o
u,, uopse Of Commons did not adjourn until an
L,,r this morning After the discussion on
ca n land bill Mr.. Newdegate, Conservative
H' %, North Warwickshire, moved that Com
ON NonaStic Institutions be appointed. Mr.
~ Liberal member for the Isle of Wight,
'oa the motion in a short speech No result
offNloohed The resolution of the House of Lords
- odiourpment to the 2sth of April was con-
- w in and the House adjourned.
.,rored to-day that the Right Hon. Chichester
- The Chief Secretary of Ireland has been ele-
~ % the peerage, and will soon replace Earl
80, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Mr.. Palmer
~ IN ,o,laee the former as Irish Secretary. Lord
Ua,herlv becomes Lord Sebome.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
LONDON, April TO- 1870.
n, OBerer ridicules the rumors of changes IN the
british Ministry. The same paper, alludlng to the
arorrel of the British shareholders with the Erie
pslroad managers says that, owing to the slipshod
,,le of American journalism, nothing can be known
1.-THE progress Of M Burts mission except from pri-
,ste sources.
The SliyDirg Gazette to-day thinks the American
,,asperatiOn against the Bombay, though Irrational
vopId have been spared had she stood by the Oneida
after the collision.
The london Saturday Rerie'o has long article argu-
nc in mitigation of the condemnation of Eyre. The
e paper saws boat races fast degenerating into
ht,ing traps and thinks such exhibitions should be
rmoyed from London waters.
CABLE FACILITIES.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, April Q, 1870.
The Anelo-American Cable Company, in response
u the petition of the Liverpool merchants have
u,orsed TO run direct telegraph line from here to
Valencia. Messages for America will not then be de-
aved bv transmission first to London, as is the
Al present Mr. Blackjack, formerly connected with
he Electric Telegraph Company, has been appointed
superintendent of the Atlantic Cable Company.
DEATH OF BISHOP KINGSLEY.
Ateleg1am from the Rev. Henry Bannster, at Bel
MT. announces the sudden death from heart dis
Ease Of Bishop Kingsley of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The Bishop had been TO India and China,
via California and japan, on an official visit to the
Methodist missions in that quarter.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Inman steamer City Of Durham sailed to-day |
for Halifax She was ordered to take northerly |,
course and keep a sharp lookout for the City of |
Boston
The new Alabama loan is successful. The trial |
tnp of the Vanguard, just concluded, proves her to
be the swiftest of the armored ships, She made a
fraction under Is Knots per hour.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
CIiIIA.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF FOUR CUBAN
PATRIOTS-REPORTED SEIZURE OF A BRITISH
SCHOONER By A SPANISH WAR VESSEL.
NASSAU, April S-There has been inten sc
excitement here during the last ten days relative to the
fate Of four Cuban PATRIOTS whO about four weeks ago
left this place for Cuba under peculiar circumstances 1t
appears that these men, whose Grave de Per
alta jose Luis Hernandez jose Guteras and jose SocOr
70, being desrous Of returning to their native land in
order join the insurgents procured small boat for
that purpose. Hiring twO on three black 10 take
them there for the sum Of $780, which TO
paid to the their 10 Nassau, provided they
Brought written paper from the Cubans To their agents
here, certifying the safe arrival Of the former
n Cuba Some little time after two of the presented
themselves 10 the agent In question, demanding payment
s'c siaough they had paper 70 show that that they
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE RED RIVER DELEGATES AND THEIR RECEP-
TION.

TORONTO, April "a special dispatch from
Ottawa to The Globe says the Government has deter
mined TO receive Father Rcbot and Mr. Scott dele
gates from Red River, and Will make propositions based
bill Of rights, which those delegates will convey to
the people their return. An expedition will he dis
patched by Fort William at the same time. 1t is ex-
pected Gen. Lindsay will meet the members of the Cab
net tomorrow and that the character Of the expedition
to Red River will he settled.
GOVERNMENT NEWS OF GEN. ONEILL-GEN
LINDSAY.
OTTAWA, April 9.-The Government has re-
received telegram stating that ONeil is still at
Ogdensburg's, while Messrs. speman and MacNamee
are on their way to Ottawa Gen. Lindsay, very
popular soldier will probably be the new Governor of
the Northwest Territory.
Sir A. r. Gait il is said will move vote Of want OF
confidence on the financial state of the country.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
PROBABLY FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT
Al ssO n. m. Yesterday, Miss Jennie Conn,

young aged years. residing at No 6i ST. Felix
ST. Brooklyn, was engaged in kindng a fire In the
kitchen range when the sleeve OF her dress caught fire.
and she almost instantly enveloped In flames She
screamed loudly for the servant, who at hand
hut although blanket was lying within reach the latter
Ind not the presence of mind 10 throw around thc girl
Miss Conner into the street whore her cries attracted
the attention o Mr. Jacob redschmldt who resides next
door He seized feather bed, and hurryng out threw IL
around the young woman and by doing managed to ex
tngush the flames The unfortunate young woman wac ~
terribly burned that her recovery l. considered very
doubtful Bredschnlidt aso severely burned about
tl,p md IA
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SpaIN.
MADRID, April 10. 1870.


The anti-conscripticn revolt at Barcelona is ended
lhe insurgents made a stand al the suburb Granis.
The CaDtoin-Gencral Of the province attacked their
position, and, after fight Of two hours carried it.
The casualties were not heavy on either side The
Captain-GeRerai was aided by Gen. Baldvicl,'s CON
hngent 4" regular troops. The conscriptions have
terminated throughout the country as Scnor Riyero
has arn0unced in the Cortes.
ihc Spanish Government has ordered the Cuban
auvIonties to release the American steamer Loyd
Asnnwall, and promised indemnity for her dcten-
uon.
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rur LATE GEN. GEORGE II. THOMAS.

ArI,L 1T may seem needless ioi me 10
make any report Of the late memorial services here in
honor of our great dead SOLDIER yet have been SO pro
foundy moved by them that 'anno let The snhec' Z"
by withost little uporeroeatory Skeiching ana sum
ming up The first demonsiraiion-in hc Han ol lepie
acntatiyes-wss rather disappointing ahar al ea't 10
us s far off tho gallery appropriated 10 me es oi
the commoners We could not hear welli we 'ost S"me
thing of every speech all Of that OF the Cher
and were usual comfortod by friends better situated
telling us We knew not how much We bad ns' lhs
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
RUSSIA AND CHINA.

LONDON, April 10, 1870
IL is said that the negotiations between the Rus.
san Government and the Chinese Embassy have
been suspended No is assigned for the inter
ruptiOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

-" The spul should east
An weakness from it,--all poor STRIFE
And tread COTS NAYS through this DARK Life,
To be- thus grandly mournsi at last.
Der great. lost hopes and mightiest thought
Such stately column braves the Storm
That needs mnst he a ROYAL fonn
For which such splendid pail were wrought
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

TIE QUESTION OF MoSAsTIc o,0TI INsTITUTIoTs TIC Tv
ooru, NEW LORD LIEUTENANT FOR IRE
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WASHINGTON.

THE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. HOwARD-PROBA-
BILE ACTION OF TIE COMMITTEE ON THE
FUNDING BILL-REsIsTING THE FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT-sLOW PROGRESS OF THE TAR
IFF BILL-sUBsIDIZING STEAMSHIP LINES.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

See ELghfh Pa~
New-York tribune., 1870-04-11

The PREMIER's DECLARATION-A TRIUMPH
FOR NJ ROUHER-PROGRAMME OF THE OPPO-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

STEALING FROM OLD NEPTUNE. The
patent method by which Carrageen or
Irish Moss is converted into Sea Moss
Farine, is very laborious and compli.
Gated one. The raw material is first
deprived OF its bitterness bv repeated
washings. 1t is then carefully picked
over by hand and dcssicated-in other
words, deprived of all moisture-after
which it is passed through a series of
mills and other apparatus, by which it
is cleansed from every impurity, and
pulverized and concentrated, without
being robbed of its refreshing ocean
flavor. Having been thus manipulated
and put up in convenient packages, it
is ready for conversion into such Blanc
Mango, Puddings, Creams, Gruels,
Cream Pies, Soups, Sauces, &c, as are
not producible with any other material,
however expensive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

STATE HoUsE.-Upon the application
of the Prosecuting Attorney of Berke.
ley county, the Governor issued on the
Sth Of August his requisition to the
Governor Of Ohio for one Peter Ken
nedy, charged with murder, and ap-
pointed j. W. Pitzer to convey said
Kennedy to this State.
On the 10th inst. the Governor ap-
pointed Thomas Saddler a Commissioner
of Deeds for this State in the State OF
New York, residence New York city
On the same day awarrant ofrendition
was issued on a requisition from the
Governor of Virginia for Charles Med
dings, charged with horse stealing in
Allegheny county, Va,
On the 18th inst. the Governor ap
pointed Logans Lindsey a Commits,
sioner OF Deeds for this State in the
State Of Mississippi, residence Ficks,
burg.
On the 10th inst George Boster and
E. F. Hartman were appointed Notaries
Public for Lincoln county, residences
at Hamlin and Grifiithsville, respect.
lively.
On the 18th inst G. C. Waller was
appointed Commissioner Of Deeds for
this State in the State of California,
residence San Francisco.-HsH Pir-
ginia Courier.
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WHAT DID lT?-Lyon's Kathairon
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

The SPECTACLE TRADE-Few Of our
readers are aware OF the vast business
done by Oxtoby d Duffield in spectacles.
They have become TO Wheeling what
MCalister has to Philadelphia By
keeping a full stock of nothing but the
best glasses, and being able TO properly
adapt them to the eyes of purchasers,
this firm have relieved hundreds OF
weakened persons in this city and
vicinity Everything in the shape Of
Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c, car
be found at Oxtoby d Duffelds, lO4
Market street, below NJ Lure House
Call and see
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

CP AGAIN.-Thc house of the now
notorious Jennie Blue, on the Island,
was cleaned out last night and the
inmates, jennie Blue Rosa Silver and
Kate Elwood were arrested. The place
has become such a nuisance that the
authorities are determined to break it
sp The officers making the arrest put
them all in Jail for a hearing before
Squire Gillespv this morning at eight
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

COMMITTING AN AssACLT.-Frank
West, better known as "Dutchcy," was
arrested last night, charged with com
mmiting an assault on Henry Neuhardt,
on Market street, last evening West
will have a hearing before the Police
Court this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

DANCING.-Prof Bagan, a celebrated
teacher Of dancing, of Richmond, will
be in Wheeling on Monday, and may
be seen at the Mcclure House or Ham
ilton Il Hardings Music Store. If the
young people OF the city desire to learn
any Of the new dances or perfect them
selves in old ones, they will have an
opportunity if they will get up class
for Prof Bagan We may add he
comes highly recommended not onIyss
teacher, but as reliable gentleman
in every regard.
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CIRCUS ToDar.-To-day we are to

Circus To-DAY.-Today We are to
have the sensation of the season, the
advent of George W. DeHayen's great
circus. The canvass will be spread on
the island this morning. At halfpast
one o'clock Miss Lottie st. Clair will
make an ascension in the mammoth
balloon City of New York, from the
circus lot. The list of artists connected
with this company contains the names
of some of the most noted performers
in the profession. The great little
Jimmy Reynolds is the principal clown.
In addition to the usual circus perform.
ance, the legendry drama of Mazepps
or the Wild Horse of Tartary, will be
presented with Middle lie Burte, the
wonderful French actress, as Mazeppa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

Till TAPPED.-About eight o'clock
Thursday evening, as Charles Laue
was sitting in front Of his grocery, under
the Grant House, enjoying the evening
breeze, some rascal entered the side
door and robbed his till of what money
was in it and escaped without detection.
1t is thought that about So was stolen.
A squad of boys who were lowering
around in the neighborhood were ar.
rested but nothing could he proved
against them and they were discharged
from custody.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

Mrs. FRENCH, NJ. D-Mrs. +. j..
French will positively arrive in the city
on Saturday next, and may he consulted
at her rooms, at Daileys City Hotel
until Monday at noon Her success in
Ohio has been most wonderful, and her
numerous patients would not hear OF
her leaving them last week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

BEAurrFY your homes The largest
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foreign Chromos ever brought to Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public at
popular prices by PAUL Bros d Co.,
No. 90 Market street. Also a large
stock Of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from IS to eight cents per bolt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

PUSHING IT.-Work on the Baltimore
and Ohio Bridge at Bellaire is being
pushed forward with rapidity. The
Keystone Bridge Company, of Pitts,
burgh, have got the timbers ready for
the entire bridge and are already put
ting the iron superstructure on some OF
the piers. 1t looks as if the bridge
would be ready for the passage of trains
bv Christmas.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-27

THE increased registration in Madi-
son township over last January, is sixty
eight votes. Fifty-one OF these are
children of the Fifteenth Amendment
persuasion.
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REMBRAxDr" OR SHADOW PICTURES

"REMBRANDT" OR SHADOW PICTURES
We again call your attention to this
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Partridge Gallery may be seen the latest
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Remhrandts.
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MErEoRIc SToSE.-On last Sunday,
August 81, an aerolite was observed to
fall on the Barnhart farm, near RIVER.
sons Station, in Greene county, Pa.
Mr.. B. F. Barnhart saw it fall, and went
to the place, where he found black
looking mineral> about half buried in
the ground. TWAS so hot that he could
not hold his hand upon it, and smelled
of sulphur. After cobbhng it was taken
up and found to weigh thirty.five
pounds 1t is about eighteen inches
long, and three or four inches thick.
Our informant states that, when broken,
the surface resembles sandstone
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