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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-27
WAYNE COUNTY.
Crnzpo, W. Va, Jan. 30, 1870.

CERRpO, W. Va, Jan. 90, 1870.
To MS RGl.Ors Of Ns Enta7I0mNr:
LUMBRR.-Therc Is in the boom at this
place about $4,000 worth Of saw logs,
which came down the Twelve Pole river
during the recent high tide.
EsCAPADR.-Milton Ferguson, who at
the last Court Of Wayne county was SEN
tcnccd to ono month In Jail and fined one
hundred dollars, escaped from tho Jail last
week By placing the bedStend under the
trap.dOOr and pTying 1t up 90 as to get out
Of tho dungeon, then With part OF the
bcdstead bent the barS Of the CRATE in the
upper story, which enabled him TO crawl
through 70 the outside, from whence hC
let himself down by the he'd clothes tas'
tened to the grate bars
l. O. G. T.-The Cercdo Lodge No
l29, |. o. G. T., organized here In Octo'
Der, now numbers So members.
NoWH1sKY. The Supervisors Of Wayne
county Nt their January meeting unAnL,
mouSl IS resolved not to grant license to sell
liquor during the year 1870.
RIsE IN THE OAIo.-The riso in the
Ohio ovcrhowS the lower bottoms, bu,
lacks about ten feet Of being as high as II
lS41, and Is not as high as in 1851.
have not heard Of much damage by the
food in this part Of the country, hut quite
4 number Of shocks Of fodder passed BY
here to-day from somewhere above The
back.water from the Ohio extends some
distance up the Big Sandy river, above
the town Of Louisa, q miles from the
Ohio J. Y. W.
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Slavery now extensively prevails in the
South American Republic Of Venezuela.
The Indians from the surrounding cOun'
.zy bring their children into Maracaibo
aud other places, and sell them in the
pla1as, as we would cattle, at all the way
fum $40 upward a good, healthy boy
twelve or fifteen years Of age, will bring
about $50 of our money, These Indian
children, whose parents appear topaEt
with them without any computations oi
conscience or manifestations OCregret, arc
employed by their owners as house ser
wants, nurses, water-earTierS, &c The
people Of Venezuela Justify this trafnc on
the same ground that Southern slave
dealers jusdAed the importation Of live
carroes from Africa; to Wit that tbs
slAves are taught the tue religion and
elevated in the ScaiO OE humanity gene
rally.
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REXARxARLE METEoH.-Wo learned
that on the night Of Friday last, between
the hours Of q and 10 o'clock, while the
steamer Naomi was descending the Little
KRnRwha river, u huge meteor WIS seen
at distance of only about twenty yards
from her, coming down witha fearful We
loCIty and falling into field, four miles
from this place, and exploded with such n
terrible crash Us iGR hundred cannOns were
discharged nj once. The men on the
steamer felt stunned for few moments
and their hearing organs were also affect.
ed. We arc anxious to know more about
this interesting phenomenon. Our scicn'
tifc men should by all means visit the
spot and examine the fragments Oftho once
huge body, which, as We understand,
amount TO wagon oadS.-Iork01buTg
Tina Of 2Jth.
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News Of the Day.

Tbs President, yaterdsy, signed lhe blu
admitting Virginia 70 representation IN
Congress.
The Ottarbein' University Institution,
under The auspices aof the United OttsTboiH
Brethren, located II WesterviIle, Franklin
county, Ohio, was entirely destroyed by
fire, on Wednesday morning, Loss $685.
900; insurance $4,000.
Bids Tor the Government gold In New
York. yesterday, varied from .lsl.ss 70
l2l.70.
The Post Master Generalhns now com
pleted al arrangements connected With
The carrying Of foreign maih Contr4etl
have been made With ell the new lines
engaged fox two yearS service
Ayoung man named Frttz WirternAn1
Of WaunGutausA, via. accidentally fell
into . nj Of boiling water at diStileFy
there, on Monday, and WnS scaldei 70
death.
HSYticn AdviceS state that besides the
outlawing Of SalnAve and the reward OF
s. 900 In gold for his head, It e also de,
creed that all other insurgents who shall
fail TO give up their arms and submit vol
unfairly 70 The authorities within 4S hours
Ai(er tie publication Of the edict, they
shall be declared outlaws. The list Of
these includes the name Of MS, Tate, Sal,
navel SminEStg 70 the United States.
Gen. J. c. Breckenridge. delivered
strong argument at Frankfort, Tuesday
night, before the two Houses Of the Legis-
IAture, lntavor Of the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad,
Money Is 40 abundant In New York,
hat the banks are puzzled to know how
to use their SurpluS
Bills were introduced in tho Ohio Leg
lslaturc, yesterday, increasing the salaries
Of Prosecuting Attorneys. EnlAEging
various Lunatic AgylunlS, and providing
for the admission into then Of chronic IN
sane.
Tho majority Of the Committee Of Privir
lsge and Elections Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, reported in favor ofthe Hdlns'
sion Of Blake8Iee, the Republican member
from Williams county.
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TIE PEABODY FUNERAL.
Arrival or the FIeot-PrOparationS
for the Last Rites.
PoRrLAND, NE, Jan. %

.ufa PORTLAND, ME., ), Jan, 30
On The arrival Of tho Peabody Acct last
night, Capt. Macomb, Of the Plymouth,
came Immediately on shore, and proceed
ed TO tho Falmouth House, where an In
teryicw was held with Admiral Farragut,
committee Of the town OF Peabody, and
representatives Of the State Of Maine, and
tho city Of Portland, in giving au account
OF the voyage from England TO America,
which he described as very pleasant one
This morning tho monitors steamed down
10 tho funeral fleet, and the Peabody and
Portland City committees proceeded in
the revenue steamer Ntahoning to the
Monarch The storm having subsidized, the
morning was bright and warm, the build
inCs and trees encaSed in glittertng coat
of Ice, the streets running with melted
snow, but It will probably be In better
condition when the reception procession
takes place.
As the monitors steamed past the tuner.
al fleet and took their line In the rear, the
Plymouth saluted, to which the monitors
both replied, followed by Fort Preblc.
At half past ten the fleet weighed
anchor and sailed up to the river harbor,
the Monarch leading, followed BY the
MiauAtonomah and Terror, then the Ply
mouth and smaller vessels, AT eleven
they anchored Oft Fort Georges In the
river harbor. Tho spectacle was very
fine, and was Witnessed by . great num-
Der Of people from shore
Tho Peabody Committee boarded the
Monarch, and after seeing Mr.. Russell re-
turned 10 the city TO make the final ar
rangcmcntS, ThGre were no ceremonies
on board the Monarch. The body will re-
main on board until Saturday noon,
when it will be brought ashore and
escorted to tho City Hall BY naval
procession composed Of 0lO officers and
men OF the whole squadron. At City
Hall It will be received BY Gov. Cham
berIain and staff, Peabody Committee,
city authorities, &c, The Hall will then
be closed until Monday, when the body
will be in state and the public will be I'D
mitted, On Tuesday the final ceremonies
will take place and tho body bo escorted
to the depot, Meantime the Monarch
Plymouth and the monitors will be oper
70 The public and steam launches win cary
visitors without charge r
AUGUSTA, ME., Jan. 90.
Both branches Of tho Legislature will
attend IN a body the Peabody funeral oh
sequies at Portland.
BOSTON, Jan 90.
Robert c. Winthrop and other mem
hers Of the CltizenS Committee, OF B6s
| ton, leA to-day in a special Peabody fu
neral train tor Portland At Salem the
/ trustees Of the Peabody Institute and the
ufilcen Of the State Academy Of Science
Joined the party. Nj. Winthrop will de
liver an eulogy at the final obsequies,
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Now York Produce Market.

NEV Y0HK, JAnnAFy =,
cOTVdN- -QalSi and arn; SAleA uG ay1c0 bAlSs n
aEe for mldaling uplAn6O
FLOuR-ClOOed heSty and shade easier tnF
medlum and good gTaa6a,
-WhEat-null and deellnlHE; No, .
spring 81 o. 1901 ~ winter nd aud amber EesI.
en- al tiG&4l 81. Rye-NOmlnAl Gt @9pSC,
Oaw-Dnll and heavy at SIahSc l0F wCsteEu
com-HeaVy INT new At sN0aSS; steady tpF Old Al
INSTRUMENTATION " and lower Aalos ci
100 bblS al - %, seller February and - 50 sd
lef March Beef-NOmiRAl, Cat MeaIA-QuIN
and 6eaFCely 10 arm. BscOn-In moderate ~
QuEal aud pFleea hTOE the buyer. LAFd-EctI
dull; Nellg1 ofpFimo EtPAm at iSS8iSNe Tor Feb
+ RSaS- DaiI ana heavy 1t saSSOc fOr fseah
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- po.,nrn Ntnnp va.

The House had another round Jestsr'
day Ou the postage stamp question Tbs
several prOposiiIOns and thevOtss thereon
Sppear in our repoEt A dozen of the
| Dfmocrau, including thoss heading the
au,I.s.amp moVemf1t. WeEs eaught very
Handsomely BY the resolution offered By
III. FLICK, and showed that while they
wefs willing To vote that Il was not prop
er Glr member 70 receive even ordinary
stationery for plraly legislative use, Ih'y
were unwilling % cut Of the supply OF
make restitution of that OlFeSdy drawn.
The scene wbea Sll these gentlemen
discovered their predicAmGnt and hasten
ed 10 retreat was rather Ninny. The strate'
~ oF the member from Morgan in chang
ing oTer to the negative on Mr. FlicEG
RESOLUTION and then getting al lnthe mega.
i've excepted from Its operation, was
brilliant, and and TIamphEm as tho first
tactlcian In the House
Tho matter Is now In this shape: NH
stamps for anybody for any purpose; no
paper, pens, Ink, pencils, mucilAge, codes
sela, ETC., for thosC who, In voting for Mr.
FGlCxs resoI, lion, voted they ought not
to receive them: plenty ior those who, In
voting against It. voted they were entitled
to them. This Is fair Each gets what he
voted lOE " t.,3
Now II only remains 70 enforce the
rule. No giving OF lending by tho "ins"
to u,c "OptI. pnddr heavy penalties {;
ttrict restitution Of what has been drawn
heretofore strict construction aud severe
enforcement. Remember GRANTsmaxim,
that llle way to secure the repeal Of an
unpSlAtAble law l. to enforce 1t triEldly.
The Democrats are not satisfied. Who
ever lss Their idea OF tho outcome Of
the whole business was expressed In the
remark Of friend Of that persuasion
yesterday in the Housc, just AIler tho Sos'
sion. lie said he was Of opinion the
matter had been nun into the ground"
Aud w Rrs we; but who did II! Let us
haye peace.
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CnicAuu, January -
FLOun-Stssdy and arm for low and medium,
but dun and nominal for upper gEadOa.
Weak and kflko lower Aalns
No. At BlHGoe9<e; No. : At BOH @Sie;. elosiHg
Qulrt at e0a 0kG; thls AhoFn0On the market Wa
Ins0ttiod Il 6OYe fOF No. Z, CoEn--Dull Al 7tHes
3Sc fof No, & and 6da68kc foF RSW; closing dull
AZ Il Nc for No, 4 tbs alIoGuo0h EO.9 Waa nQml'
nal al 7ISc. OAta-Dull and Ne lower; aales No.
3 at SOH Gb&Oc; closing Al axe. RyS-Dull at no
TlKc GOr No, & Barley Nominal At HtSse toF
NO.9
liOau.--. Dressed - FAlFly active and AIHAdy;
elOsInR Of $40 35dbt0 80, dividing on 80 pOpIidh
LlyC-Ouii and weak ht o. COOS 20 ioE O0mnlOR.
% o049 50 EoF HOOd 10 ehoIcei 20 50 GOE OxtFA.
CAfTLR--StCSdy at z SGS4 p9H for common TO
good eoWn: Is O0RS Is for lhIT 10 medium; % o.
81 STE for good 10 extra ahIpPiDE beevoa
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MuupER IN UxIoHrowN.-A terrible
atfray occurred in UniontOwn, Pa, on
Saturday night last between two persons
named Henry Doran, and jefferson Lowe,
which resulted in the death Of tho latter.
Lowe, who has been u notorious Charac
ter in the neighboEhood for many ycaD,
wen, TO UniontOwn on Saturday and goa
bcss,ly drunk. In the evening, between
fiye and six o'clock, he was met by Doran,
between whom and himself there bad
been some previous Gnmity. An alterca'
tIon ensued. during which Doran struck
Lowe, Knocking him down, and beating
and stamping him afler he had talicn.
From the abuse Lowe died in about three,
Quarters Of an hour. DIS, Walker and
Sturgeon made post HsOrtelH examination,
and gave their opinion that death had
been caused by conclusion 0C the brain,
BY reason Of the injuries received
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clneInnatl Market.
c,srt,NAr,, y.sa,,y =.

,N4NGuENArta o41GAEy -
PLOUh- -StsA8y Win hiF dSmana.
GRAIN-WhaSk--lAli q 81 SupIly ard tlls naIEal
lShFm y - l00l11 CCrN-Stul4E a 9fee.
Oatb-FiFn 81 S60NGr RyN--AI q no and he
dCalanA all. Dadey--IlD IlDfhlREeAs SpFlhE II ~ 70
o. tE AN Alel &a0lM
COTFON--FlFn d ~ 1tke ~ tll6allhEs
WuMKV-HiFm n RaG ANAL aAlea AI &c.
TnAACINO-Iu GUoa 0Sn4Ad,
lIOas-Dall 6ltBnehAnE0a DLO--At - ~
go. DpeSssd-At SO 90 III q Receipts, 400,
PROTili0Nb PuGE- -Quict ol6I6a o. ~.
Bllk MOAts--o Quiet and lower no AAlcG shopldofa
hid u lO&@fIe; Aids. ~ ~ liAA6e toE sleaf Ele
and cleaR. bAUoA-QuIlt aud dali; lhO1l4nIS Rl
IlJ{0llke; sides a lsN Olee toE eloaF 10 an9
clear BaGAF euFOa hams At'iaS OigSc; demand
light, LAil-IR good demand; h4leo o. lSsN
harvcs Of steam At loc; kettle a. tSSe; enAing
BuTTEn-pull al 0sRSOc delivered.
ClnnB--At iIX DleGe.
a-l4naood OEl-At pQc. Lard Ou-AI u y
a tS and Ia cOot demand
Ch01lHIEa-NO ehlngn; demand hlF,
0olD-lliH bpying: Ia selling
ExrIIANuR-EiTm d par buytnC
NONRr-NAEkot Unchanged,
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IlALLEcK, CHANT AND THOMAA-Gen'
am, U.llecl nj mn after.dinner specch In
80 r,..,,' 49, 49,, -. 80 - 80 . do,ou
nan '"uclSCo ''S' S''n'''i' S%'' "''
cd history Of tho contemplated removal ol
Major General Thomas, pending the cele-
h,n,sd hattie or Nashyille and claimed
'"'s" 80 ,.S - - -, - ~ T,,oD,
Ihe cFe'llt o' n"Nl''H ""''" "U'e'a' '
a. BY pOcketing the order relieving him.
This rlnced General Grant in an unlavOr-
~, r,,,,,,nr =. /, I,d olao C;eDernI 7 .ocon
aug L"S"'"", - = "" ~,, So LSI .n.S,,.1
who, II hHu Dceh FeI'OF'c"' n"" Ee"C''e''
Louisville with an orler TO relieve Thomas.
The Cincinnati GaSeftF now prints com.
..,... ,,,,.,-., - a., oT.,. r;vl,, ~ ,ho
P'o'r "N'o'y :" ."' "'' 6'"S ~ I''
public for the tlrst time inc 0Hlclal ue'
spntchcs anil orders that passed. The
G,c,s shown are in brlci that an order
~" ".,,,'.. 49, r.,..,,. ,r.. .o,vou, u.do
Fe"tE'"k '""'"" W." .; ".su ""s c
out In accordance with lS'FNc1lOns from
General Grant. This Is the order which
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bALTlnpRI. IannarI n.

uAGItAVbAt t9AAAAJ ~
PlOuR-NoFc active; western SuPeEanQ q 90
5 90; extra IS 3GGb5 76; family % &&8 Ib.
UHAu(. -AtSSdy; Maryland o. ~ . "
PennIylYRnIA o. 93 Corn-ActlVe; white 81 g0
al % fGr dnmlg' 81 COOL Us for prime; yellow q
00Sc. OAIs-steSdy Al 6tG5de, RyO-puil and
lower ri 95dy7c.
iI.oViSIoNS. MesA Pork-QulOt At 90 %. Ia.
oon--Flnn; rib sides iBkGbibkc; clear aide lTc;
shoulders I8N@laSe; hams 9Oc
LARp-QllHt at l76bl1ke.
WHISKT-llCavyA At 81 COOL Of,
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The Baltimore Sun adopts paragraph
rom tho Richmond Dtspateh about "lhs
Wheeling Legislature. How would II do
for us 10 sAy the Annapolis Legislature, or
the Richmond LegisIaturcy
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THAT very uncpentaut rebel Governor
BOWIE calls upon tie Government to pay
Maryland for her emAncipatCd slaves
WilI the Government inform uSwl.en that
call "a honoredI
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Promoting Emigration 10 the British
Colonies.

LONDON. Jan. 90.
A great meeting was held At the Man.
sion House, In this city, last evening; to
promote emigration to Canada and other
British colonies. Tho Lord Mayor pre-.
sided, and eminent men addressed thO
meeting :,
A submarine cable has been ordered,
which will be laid along the Pacific coast
Of South America from Panama to PaYta.
The TINES has an editorial to-day on
the definite adoption Of the policy Of an.
nGxation by the United States A writer
saws England though indifferent, Is as.
founded at the case Of Dominica, which Is
merely adding other negro communities
70 those so difficult 70 manage now.
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ROME.


RoNE, Jan. 90.
The Poro still suffers much from cold.
but prOsides over the EGumenical Council
every day. It Is said the Council Will
suspend and possibly Close altogether
about Easter, on account orthe tnsaluhrt.
" Of Rome.
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The Committee Of Ways and Means
hWl the tariff bill under consideration TO-
day and were engaged some time on the
sections relating to paints and chemicals.
The action Of the committee on sugars Is
US follows on refined stove dried, lOnf,
lump, crushed, powdered or granulAtcd
sugar, 4 cents per pound; on clarified srl-
gar cents per pound. The same commit
tee have agreed 10 reduce the duty on
opium from Sc 80 to 81 per pound and
morphine in proportion.
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\. 6TOCEe-Duu but ATm. Western uniOu TOlo-
TSph, 81 A69mE Express, 6l5; WOlA, Fargo &
eide Nall, SsX; New York coaRll, q; EriG, 5ll[;
llhEien, 1HS; HudhQp seEtp, 9Ik; Reading 05t D.;
Michigan CentT9L llTt; Lake ahOrr, e5S: MI.
nois Central, lS8: PittS6uEEh o.; Northwestern,
nv; do. pEGieTFod, G3ik; Rock Island, I10K; 81.
Wayne 81; Tene Hbute ak; Chicago 3 Alton,
itj{: Ohio 4 Mississippi, u; Nsw Jersey Cen.
tpi V1R.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 20.
Reports arc current that Ministers DaFu,
LankOt and ValdrOwe will resign, on &C.
count Of the want Of harmony on CONNER
cisl question:
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New York DRY Goods Market,
w- V,,,, J..,.., q

The weather. IL exceedingly nnS, and there Ii
Oome improvement 10 the tF6ds, especially 10 thin
and hncy articles Of dress EoodS adapted iOg the
thslEEd.
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New York Money and Stock Market.
- -. n....--,a

NoNEY-Very easy At 4aB pGr cent. 90 call
NAtlonAl bank notes were loaned today Tree Oiin'
t6rest for 8 70 10 days on condition that the bOF
rOWeFa Would return legal tgndCTp.
STERLING-Pinm OF l096i0ok.
CieaEuneeS t35,O00.6O0. The Snb!TrcasRHy Aoit
a. 10000 81 -. ga &I2I.7O.
G0TERNNENT BoHDs-HlgheF and StFOugt4.
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WASnINGToN.
The Contnmaciou. Corbip.

w ASutNOIUNS VNH' gu
Several days ago the Committee on
Banking and Currency received letter
from a. b, Corhln, giving excuses why
he neglected their summons Another
letter was received to-day In which Cor.
bin repeated tllAtR chronic disease pre-.
vented him from being present, but not
giving any promise Of future return In
that direction. probable the commit
tee will send an an attachment after Cor.
hin
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Jan 70.
Fredsrico GraS, chIec.OEstAR To General
CaYada, and his brother RHmaE, have
BEEN Oxocutsd ct Glen FuegO.
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Loss Of the Spanish Alarmax-snrrcnder and
Capture Of insurgents A Sinndcr Eeiu,ed.
HAVANA, Nov. 20. 1870
The Spanish gunbOat Alarmax is ashore at En-
senada de Cachnos The cannon was removed 10
tighten the vessel with the hope OF getting ner on,
nut the effort TO haul her into deep water was
abandoned, and It Is believed now sne Will prove
total loss. The cannon has arrived al Cienrucgos
Colonel Cabrera, an insurgent leader, who had
command OF the party belonging to Jesus del Sol
during the severe illness Of that famous chief sur
rendered himself and his men Yesterday
Chr1stoba McndiOlea. the ex-Cuban Secretary
for Foreign Affairs and formerly editor OF the Ha.
vana St0o, was captured at QuasImas, and IL
among those lately sentenced TO death by the
garrote as leaders OF The rebellion. Colonel Marin
reports that 1ty insurgents were killed in the en-
gagement in which Mendlolea was captured.
Colonel Barri0s, General Cavadas chief or STAFF,
has been captured by the Cuban forces near Cien-
fuegos s....o ...
La hteg11dGd NdctOnOi, a newspaper published
IN Madrid, recently contained . series OF foul
ISLANDERS against Francis Sanvale, the celebrated
naturalist. The ISLANDERS were that Sanvalle was
an insurgent general; that he had assassinated
OTIS to be built, which were placed The bodies OF
his victims and that when the loren was applied
himself and his band danced around the blazing
mass. Sanvalle IL incapable Of such barbarities.
He is an American who is far advanced in years,
devoted to his science, and has never meddlcd in
the revolution. Throughout the island he is much
respected because OF his mplishments ana has
high standing in social and scientific circles
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IN intrenched position between Orleans and
Artensy. The Germans attempted to enc,rcle him
BY pushing forward one force, commanded by
Frederick Charles, to Glen. ana another to Bois
commanded by the Duke Of Mecnenburg, while
the centre, directly In front Of Artenay, was CON-
manded by Van der Tam. re
PLAN OF rHB FRENCH COMMANDER.
the government here has every assurance that
dAurelle's strategy Is admirable, and that At the
proper moment he win assume the offensive, pierce
van der Tann's line and push towards Versailles,
leaving sufiicient force Of both wings 10 occupy
the attention Of FREDERICK Charles ana the Duke OF
Nscklsnburg
III, ~. rnSscE STILL At LApos. s.
The English journals contradict the report they
published yesterday, that the French had been
driven from Ladon-Masiers. and French General
had been captured. The French stin hold the
place, and NO Hsht has occurred there. asL