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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-06

The wounded were sent W sue
hospital.
The boat was owned by Capt.
N. S. Patterson, Newport, and was
valued ct 5000.
There we're only ten passengers
on board, most Of whom were
saved. Among them Heinrich
Meyer, Of New Orleans.
A dispatch just received by the
Chief Of Police, from Grand June
ton, stating that two hundred ne
groes were marching on that place
to release some prisoners, and ask
ing for assistance.
A negro desperate named Chas.
Wilson, attempted to kill his wife
at Buntyns station, yesterday.
The woman fed to the house OF
her employer, Col. A. Martin,
and was followed by the negro.
Mrs. Martin attempted to save her,
when fend shot her, inaicting
severe, probably a fatal wound,
and then shot his wife through the
body and fed, the citizens was
securing the woods in search Of
him.
CAIRO, ILL, August 1.-The
steamer Dan Able is burned. Loss
100000.
PEsTH, August 1.-The Lower
Chamber of the Hungarian Diet
voted five millions, and authorized
the mobilization Of next years
contingent.
BERLIN, August 1.-The King
went to the front last evening
The Queen left him at the cars.
The people are enthused.
PARIS, August 1.-The Mediter.
ranean fleet has arrived at Brest.
They will go north to join the
Baltic feet.
low Hamburg, are ready to be
sunk on the approach Of the
French fleet.
LONDON, Aug. lit is certain
England will take action to defend
Belgium.
The Times says Gladstone's
speech at the Mayors dinner,
proves he recognizes war and is
ready to meet it
The French squadron is still
cruising of Scotland.
PARIS, Aug. In addition to
the revival of the passport system
applicable to all persons, sub.
jeCts of States fighting France,
must have special permission from
the Minister of Interior to enter,
leave or travel through France.
French citizens found in Baden
are conducted to the frontier in
chains, and compelled to be lock.
ed up to save them from the VIC
lence Of the people.
Duke Cadere, now at Stockholm
goes to Copenhagen and similar
mission.
The Liberte saws Belgium
occupation by England would un,
settle Belgium, wound France and
probably draw Austria and Rus
sia into war.
The Belgium army Of observa.
tion occupies the line between
Liege and AK lie Chapple:
BERLIN, Aug, 1.-The hesita.
ton about the opening Of hostili.
ties and the delaying Of the i'm
perial declaration of war, was as
cribed to consciousness on the par
of Napoleon, that the war would
be long and painful, ,Eowing to thu
superiority ofthe needle gun ovel
Chassepot, as has already been de,
monstrated in the encounters be
tween the skirmishes.
LONDON, Aug. British troops
don't occupy Antwerp.
PARIS, Aug. IA volunteer ar
tillery corps for the defence o
Paris, in case ofneed, will be form
ed. At three o'clock there was NJ
serious engagements.
LONDON, Aug. AT 5 o'clocl
there was no battles though til,
streets were full Of rumors which
were not credited, that the Frencl
feet had attacked the defence
OfHamburg.
ROME, August Another de
tachment of French left Civit
Vecchit.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-06
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND GREAT NOVELTIES

Fall and Winter Dress Goods Linens Hosiery.
Go particularly OWING TO THE IMPENDING WAR
ABROAD,
A REDUCTION OF FULL TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-06
REDUCTION!

In price. GOODS Of 1870 and ls7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-23

THE country will perceive with regret
from aperusal Of the proceedings in the
Senate Wednesday, when Mr.. SUMNER
made his personal statement touching the
reported wish of tho President and one Of
his adherents to inilict personal chastise-
ment on the Senator, thatno denial or disa-
vowal Of having uttered such wish
was made on behalf Of the President
by any OF the Senators known to be on
familiar footing at the other end Of the avss
cnue. 1.-THE President had not made the
remarks attributed to him, that would
have been n very appropriate time and
place for his friends to say so. Their 81
lencc leaves tito be inferred that the re-
port is correct.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, Dec. %.

NEW YORK, lJcc. -.
When the steamship Moro Castle ar.
rived in port last evening from Havana, a
police officer proceeded on board and ar.
rested the chief cook, Robert Guiles, on
the charge Of killing the Sd assistant
cook, John Cranin, on the I'd inst.
The suit brought by George ]. Foster
against Wm. W. Goddard terminated in
the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Woodruff yesterday, after lasting
three days. A verdict was given for
$50, ,4O7 81 in Fosters favor. The action
commenced for the purpose Of recovering
per cent. commission on certain sales Oi
general merchandise at Valparaiso and
Berlin for Goddard by Foster, who acted
rs his agent at the time.
A meeting called by Julia Ward
Howe, Wm. Cullen Bryant, and Mary +.
Davis, tor the purpose orConsidering and
arranging steps to be taken for calling II
Worlds Congress Of women, in bchalfol
international peace, will be held in the
Union League Hall, on Friday.
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the naval force of the United States, and
dating since the commencement Of the in.
vestigOtiOn 3 months after the withdraw.
al Of such force. Mr.. CaSserly took the
floor and proceeded to show that the ma.
jOrity were determined to prevent any in.
Quiry not agreeable to them.
Debate thereafter was mainly Of I'M in.
terrogatory character, but was marked Ut
times with IN acrimonious spirit which
relieved the otherwise dull mOnOtOny Of
the late session. An amendment by Mr..
SChurZ TO postpone all investigation until
three months after the withdrawal OF the
United States naval force from Dominican
waters was supported by Mr.. Sumner on
the ground that an expression Of the pop.
ular will Of Dominica for or against IN.
nGXatiOn should be uninnuGnCcd by bay.
Onets. The amendment was lost Vari.
Gus amendments offered by Mr. Casserly
were voted down. A motion by Mr.. A. G..
Thurman to extend the investigation to
include the probable number OF inll0bi.
tants Of San Domingo was agreed TO.
The joint resolution toauthorizc the ap.
pOintment Of Commissioners in relation
10 the Republic of San Domingo was
passed by the Senate after six o'clock this
morning ayes 81, nays 0. At G:45 A. n.
the Senate adjourned.
TIE PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED on HIS
SAN DOMINGO VICTORY.
The President was visited to.day by
many Senators and Representatives who
congratulated him upon the passage Of
tie San Domingo resolution BY the
Senate, He said in reply lie believed the
annexation policy wise and prudent, and
thought it would gain strength when the
facts become known.
PRUssTAS APPLE.GRAFTs IN DEMAND.
Such has been the demand for grating
PrussiAn apples lately sent TO the Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture from the Imperial
Botanic Garden at st. Petersburg, Russia,
that they are now wholly exhausted. II
is useless, therefore, 10 make further Appli.
cation for them this season. In the eli.
mate Of the north. western States, particu.
lArly, they will double, and prove q valu.
able acquisition TO fruit.grOwers.
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The Eric Rail COnventiOn.--What
it Did.

ERIE, Pa, Dec. %.
The Railroad Managers Convention nd.
jOurncd sine die Yesterday afternoon The
managers agreed TO establish Il new freight
tariff, TO go into effect on the Goth inst,
the rates being considerably lower than
the average Of the winter rates hitherto,
All tho trunk lines, and the Northwestern
and Southwestern roads entered into the
arrangement. The arrangement is to
abide rigidly by the tariff us established,
and in making charges TO discriminate
in favor Of no person whatever. The
live stock rates IRON Quincy, Illinois, to
New York, and the bulk grain freight
from the west to New York and New
England, will he Slightly advanced The
proceedings OF the Convention were hnr.
mOniOus throughout and the result gives
entire satisfaction tO all parties con-
cerned in the railroad who arc parties TO
the new tariff schedule are MS follows
New York Central, Hudson River, New
York tS Erie, Lake Shore S Michigan
Southern, Toledo Il Wabash, Pcnnsylva.
mia Central, Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne &
Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus n Indian.
NpOlis, Michigan Central, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis, Atlantic Il Great
Western, and Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy. Before adjOurning the con.
vcntiOn transmitted to the Mayor Il
series Of resolutions Of which the follow
ing is q synopsis.
That they find n Copious and incxhAusIi-
bic supply o! gas obtained by boring
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Timely News from San Domingo.
Manufactured TO Order.
SAN DOMINGO, Dec. Is,

-... DAN DOMINGO, dec. 10,
ria HAVANA. I
The message OF the President of the
United States ut the assembling Of Con-
grcss is anXiOusly awaited here, ind unless
Il is favorable to the annexation OF the
island general revolution is probable.
In that event, parties Hrc forming tOplace
portions of the island under the protection
Of some European power, which one they
are indifferent They would much prefer
an alliance with the United States, how.
ever, to any protection which u European
nation couldgive. There is a probability
Of interference by Hayti unless the Ques-
ton Of annexation Is soon decided. Com.
panies have been formed in the United
and Europe to control America, and
and they are awaiting the favorable action
of the American Congress to commence
operations Onthc island.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
At few minutes past twelve O'Clock
the Senate went into Executive Session,
the only business previously transacted
being the reception OF the credentials Of
D. 7. Jewett, appointed by the Governor
OF Missouri to fill temporarily the vacancy
caused by Dir. DRAKE's resignation. The
credentials were presented by MIR. SCuURZ,
and, upon being presented, Mr.. JEwETr
was qualified and took his seat.
At one o'clock, at the special session Ol
the Senate, u message was received from
the House announcing the decCase Of the
Hon. WM. SMYTHE, late Represents
tive from Iowa. Af(er n eulOgy by Mr..
HARLAN, and the adoption Of the custo.
mary resolutions, the Senate adjourned, at
1880 r. NJ, until January4.
HOUSE.
Tho House met in Committee Of
Whole, Mr.. STRvENDoN in the Chair,
for general debate on the Presidents
annual message.
The bill regulating the rates and duties
which passed the Senate yesterday was
signed by tho Speaker and sent TO the
President for his approval and signature
MIR. JONES, Of Kentucky, addressed
tho House in eulOgy OF the people of the
South and in advocacy of the principle
ofuniversal amnesty.
Mr.. PORTER, of Virginia, BOOKER and
BARRY spoke in favor Of universal am.
nesty.
The House at half past two adjourned
till the fourth OF january. w
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Born Houses of Congress adjourned
yesterday till OflGr the holidays. It is to
be hoped by the time they reassemblc
the hot blood displayed in thol Senate,
and repor ted at tho White House, for
some days past, will have cooled down.
1t would have been very fortunate if the
adjournment had come u week earlier.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

DALTINONE, December y.
BEEvES-ThC arrivals during the week amount
to ,Oi3 head, and fAleS, I,625 There was some
activity In the market, with slight advance ut
the opening, but the market during the day was
ty sold at $5 SOlDG Is: medium, 81 25l5 90; inIc.
rlOr to ordinary, s. 2Sai 90.
SwINE-Thcfu ID a full supply on tho market;
receipts this week are 6,2t3 with no demand, OK
cept trOm butchers, packers being unwilling to
SHEEr-Thcrc has been fair suppy Of com.
mon sheep during tho week, and prices for that
class are unchanged Good sheep are scarce and
in demand at higher rates; fair to good 4a5c;
good 10 ordinary, 6db5Xc; stock sheep, 81 900
9T5 per held. Receipts this week, 9,G7I
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FLOuR--Firmcr, hut unchanged.
GRAIN-Whcat, No. Q spring Chicago, QuIei
and Nc TO Nc lower; closing at $lOi4, cash
81 Oik, january; this afternoon, unchanged
Corn, fiFmer: No. 3 mixed, now, closed at 4Sd
4SHc; this =. u. dull. Oats. No. 2, dull; closed
at 3sc. Rye, No. 2, quiet; closed at T0c. Barley
No. 2 spring, Tic.
live, opened steady: closed dali at 8 7O16IO.
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Baltimore Market.

... DALTIMoRE. December %,
FLOUR-In good demand; family, spring, $5TO
6BOO; western. $G6O6b72S
UHHrX-Whcat, iirm; choice Ohio and Indians,
8 SS1Dt 40 Corn, unchanged, Oats, advanced;
6lGbStc.
PRovurnNs-Pork, $40 co. Bacon sides, clear
rib, l96l9X; shoulders, lie; hams, plain, lG0
l6c. Lard, i4X6I3c.
WHBKr-Quiet and unchanged in prices.
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NEW YoRE, December q.
CorToX-ActIvC and advanced sc; mlddlIng
uplandS I5XC.
FLoUR-In speculative demand, and prices
higher; shipping grades IS 0jibB 10.
GRAIN-Whcat, flrm new spring, 81 39Gbi 20;
rcd amber, 81 44GDI4B Rye, dull at 0AGSIc for
western. Oats, firm at G066lc. Corn, quiet and
unchanged
PROvIslOXs-Po and Beef, Arm. Cut Meats,
quiet and nominal. Bacon Ia fair demand at full
prices. Lard, Grm at l2xc for present aud future
delivery.
623c for lined
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YORK. December 81
Gold has been dull; all transactions were made
at HOY to ll0%; closing ut llOH. The rates for
carrying ranged from 4 to 7 per cent. ClCaraHCGs
were about $23,OOO,OOO. Governments Opcncd
steady, but when proposals to sell were made pnb.
10 tho acceptance OF only one million by the
Treasury. Money has been more active to day at
from per cent currency, to- 7pCr cent gold. In
some clscS LA and l.l6 per cent was paid on
mixed cOlaterals. To-day check raised from
81 10 10 $4,000, was presented at the nathan
bank for cGrtiGcatlon, and bogus check for
large amount was detected In the clearing house.
The stock market was heavy and lower In the
list; Reading was made scarce again to-day,
and Its stock was worth u 10 z, and Ut the clOse
was steady, with some recovery from the lowest
point Of tho day. State securities dull, Virglnlas
showing the most strength. ...'
SrERLING ExCITANGE-Bankcrs bills 100.
MONEY-MAFket close
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
Spanish Finauces-.A New Loan.
IAOuyn No., OF

Spanish Finances-.A New Loan.
..H.. .n-. MADRID, Dec. 81.
Minister Morel proposes to issue $l0,-
100000 colonial bonds through tho bunk
of Havana bearing eight per cent. inter.
est. An extraordinary credit is to be
opened To pay interest and principal.
This failing, an arrangement will he made
with Havana lund.hOldcrs. On the pro.
mitigation Of the proposed Inv, extraordi-
nary issues of the bNnk arc to cease, but
the bank may double its capital, and its
issues will be good for Cuban taxes. II is
thought the COrtes will pass tho measure.
LONDON, Dec. 22.
Dispatches from Vienna state that the
Turkish fleet are under Immediate orders
for service, and extensive wNrlikc prepa-
tions have been made ut Kcrtch. The
Austrian official organ says the Emperor
declares. Russia reputation oftreaty Obli-
cations unlawful, and requires Il guarantee
against future notifications.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-23
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.
Collision of the Potomac and Lee at
NatChez-..The Lee Sunk.
MEMPHIS, Dec. %,
IA NATcnEz, MISS, Dec. e.

Attwo o'clock this morning the steam.
crs r. T. Lee and Potomac COllidcd OppO.
site NatCheZ. Both boats are badly dam.
aged, and tho Lees pilot ran her Ona bar,
where she sank in nine feet water. The
Potomac was unloading for repairs. No
lives lost. ..-.....-
CINCINNATI, o., Dec 22.
The Il. Z. Lee was insured for fifty
thousand dollars in the following com.
panics Of Cincinnati: Western, Globe,
Commercial, Eureka, America and Enter.
prise, five thousand dollars in each; tho
National Firemen's and Ohio Valley,
three thousand dollars each; the Crescent,
Burnet and Farmers, two thousand five
hundred dollars each; the Union, three
thousand five hundred dollars. The PotO.
mac is also insured here for Il large
amount
Shocking Loss of Life on the Nick
Wall.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 90.
A special from ViCksburg says nine
cabin and thirty deck passengers were
lost on the steamer Nick Wall. Capt.
Poe released his wife from the cabin,
which was full of water, by cutting hole
through the roof directly over. She had
IL cash on her head by the ax used by her
husband, and was brought out inscnsiblc,
but restored. The body Of Col. L. W.
Taylor, Of the firm Of Taylor & Graham,
OfJctierson, Texas, was recovered and bur.
led at Maryland Landing. No other
names Of the lost have been llscertainCd.
MEMPHIS, Dec. %.
The Memphis Ardldnch6S Vicksburg
special says that the Nick Wall had 0OO
barrels Of pork, and 40 wagons on
her roof ut the time Of the disaster. FIJI.
teen cabin passengers were lost; out OF
1876 dCckcrs 30 were lost, the latter were
cmigrants from Chicago for Georgia and
Texas. An entire family, including n
bridal couple, from Memphis, were lost.
The bOat ilOated three miles when it wOs
met by the steamer Seminole, which took
off the freight safe. Tho Office books
were saved. Captain Poe and wife were
badly wounded by the falling of the roof.
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4TATE SEcURrTIEs- Missouri, o.; Tennessee,
old, @; new, G3; Virginia, new. 6S; old, G7K.
North Carolina, old, AN: new, 29&.
STOCKs-Western Union Telegraph. 45H; Adams
Express, 6i1I; Wells, Fargo & Co.. 81; American,
45X; United States 30; Pacific Mall, 39IS; Now
York Central 9OH; do scrip, 81; Erie 2SIE; Har.
lem, l29X; Reading, 9Sk; Michigan Central,
Il6; Cleveland = Pittsburgh, l03A; Northwest
New Jersey Central, iOGH; ST. Paul, IS; do prS.
rerrGd, 10: Wabash, 4S; do preferred, O.; Fort
Wayne, say; Terre lIante, 9SJH; Chicago and
Alton, III; Ohio 4 Mississippi, 27S;. Cleveland.
Columbus & Cincinnati, 9lE; Burlington and
Quincy, $50 Lake Shore, 9l!G; Illinois Central,
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The return Judges have given the
certificate to Mr.. DcCkcrt, the Democrat
ic candidate for Senate in the lst Penn
sylvani0 district.
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m PHILADELPHIA, December "a,

FLOUR-QuIct and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and nominal; Indiana red
81 1901 4i; Ohio. 81 a80l 20. Rye. quiet aud un
changed. Corn, Arn; yellow, TOlD7lc; mixed, ,IUc
Oats, Hlb56c for western.
PErROLEuM-CTude l6c; refined, 22SG22tc.
WHIsKY-QuIGt and unchanged.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Dullness Is tho prevailing feature Of the trade,
md consequently there Is not enough doing to
make any particular change In prices.
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The Gcorgin ELECTION.

AUGTSTA, Ga, DEC, II.
The Democrats carried Richmond
county, the stronghold OF the Republicans
in the State, clccling full ticket.
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CIMILIA sIaIlLIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
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Mr.. Schcnck was yesterday confirm
cd us Minister to England.
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A Berlin dispatch threatens that unless
Paris will soon surrender q regular attack
will be made.
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A Stem An, the IIIght Direction.

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WINE OF ITFE.
ENFMENAGOGTE.

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DR.. Blair recommends the use of
whisky as a surgical application for
wounds.
On the l6th Of July, at II o'clock
tbe thermometer stood 100 degrees in
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Great Britain has ono hundred aud
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