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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
HATCH & FOOTE. No. IL Wali-st.

The July Gold Coupons Of the Lake Superior and
Mississippi X. II. Co. will be paid at the Banking
House OF JAY COOKE y Co., corner Wall ana Mas
san-sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave DepOts foot

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave DepOts foot
IT, ofCbamberst aud footo Twenty thirist follows:
Through Express train Chsmbers at 10 NJ 5;Jo
M ana Zoo n m lay Twenty thrist at I:45 ei5
and 55 an5 aiyl New AMI improved Drawing Room
Coaches the through to Buffalo, connect
nT At Sleeping Coaches running through 10
Cleveland and Gallon Sleeping Coaches will the $500 m
p rom Buffalo the $50 from New York 70
train from kew1ork 10 Rochester Bunao anu
CINCINNATI Az En grant train leaves daily at 7:i5 -
For Port and Way sll:J0 AMI i (IWenyhHl
o., IL rs and 4:l5 p IN -. 49,. ,.,..,.
and Sunda,s on, 3 Twenty hrst, G:l5 a. n.y.
FOR Greycour and 1890 Twenty thrst '85 nj
For Newbugh Ws $3.50 and 4:Jl Twenty
hirl-st, a m, 3;l5 and t:l5 p ~ -.,,. g.,
For sufern and, Wsy ami m Twenty hr - tto ana
5:45 M TLeaeI Train IL 90 D. M .hrd st. ~ N
Fof Paterson from Tventhns Depot at b3 Ol5 AMI
Has M l:i5 3i5 55 .Ol Gas From Chanbest Depot at
6:45 lO:I5 a m l2 sl:l5, 1900, 5:l5, and 6:45
Hl.Ae from Twenty hni Depot az bf9 and
II IS m 5:l5 545 aut 6t5 Prom Nhamoer.sI
Depot, IL y IS, 400 5:l5, 500 and 1870 m n
For PiernoB Nyack Money And Way from TWen'hn Depot
At 8:i5 m i2 f3:l5 4:l5 i5 snd 1875 and Saturdays,
1890 AIS 500 and 1880 D. Saturdays only tl20o midnight
Tickets Tor massage Drawing Room AMI Sleeping
Coaches oan for the checking and transfer Of bag
gsge Offices 24 SO and sJI BroalEa{
US Chamberssi One hundred and-twenylhh
Il Thrae Hsem 38 Fulton Bookyni Depots loot OF
CIamheyt and foot Of Twenhrt, Newiork No. EHchaIs
pace Long Dock Depot Jesy City and VI the Agents at tie pNe
ltI np n RrcKFR Jupe lqtb WI r. BARR,
Superintendent. 1870. General Passenger Agent
tDai Ilackeusick only. For Pemont aad Nyack only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
WEpNEspAY, juno 29-P. ".

For the 100000 offered for sale by the
Government today there bids for 100000, the
average price being The following are the awards
bv the secretary Treasury for the OF gold;
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GwENnoLNNEs HARVEST.

A NOVEL
a. dc Au,lor ~ Cons Year, POUND Dead" One Of the Fam
ny.' A Beggar Horseback, &c.
8yo PaperA
The suor Of MsSngNd' las been steadily rsng IN re
l. ~ tie Of tha we'd 4a attracting attention, alike by
,e ,ers,y Of N talent sUnstg industry with witch he
orLs There is rOtrg unfinished tng oee about the novels
bh be- tarns astonishing req dsry NOT usce Of sop
-. 4, oayrssn and SohArsier In his viyidySesl
. descrions a. elaborate and nal plots he
"A AZ earnest conscientious aSs; aud Go u ~e'eI 'e
ali In the ease Of Gwen tnues Harvest he mag
A. s, u distinction honOr Gle 30 lar - our &C
.antsno with modern extends the plot ~ iar
tg IA Absolutely new resemblance with as "ofk O hoa
.rs iteH peruses this record Of the '1 o gS'na aud
eryerd woman sdmsble spite Of her ternN s i" 'ne
srth ihe oouge oOnienptoous despsnk sAakn"sedee
hb ippe and aaa4 her proBOua bSene0ne
ese on Of the remarkable isrObes Of day ~ ph"S o
,v,e, Of female and London Re'Sea
HARPER BROTHERS the shove works W mai
postage prepaid any pat the United States receipt Of IL sPr
TI,HE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REyILW.
Il Vol XAL No. XII JUNE. 1870
SECOND RDITON-PULL SUPPLY-SOW READY. \
CONTEXT:
L--RlsK Arr ~ ITALX
II--JoMAEN LUDWIG UHLASb.
IU-RIvEEs IsVLUES0E.
y-OElorS aSD DxvELOPSESr MODERN DRASA
v.-THK PERsIAS GUS.
vL-sPEcrNKE MODERN Enc
vH.-viaT BURoPE-soST THINGS USUALLY OVERLOOKED.
TuL-KOncEz CRIIIcIssG
x.-ATPEKDu-ISsUEASoKG GOOD BAD AND IsDUyEEEST.
uSeryOs ss rear advance General Agents ADehesn News
Co specimen sbe BdOs postage paid Of
sAs Uni.ed British Aneca receipt Of ~ rs
EDWARD l. SEARS, IL D.,
Editor and Proprietor, 6ss Broadway, sew York.
rOrA REISSUE 1914
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NFN -JEhCEI NhIIItOlfI, - - d,V.T i 10 VI
l2.O s'c' 7c s7o' Y isat No, va Cam
den - AMI m For BALTfNt ri and WASHINGTON and
THE WEST via Baltimore 80 ~ I'D ,ds;2o M Por TIE
SOUTH AND sUTg,wBsr, 6sSo ~, g:fe m fer TIE MEsI
va yy,nis tshtsa--vPA u sh1 . q Sy,s - pt,
Ar. si'sehed to the $3.50 AMI sfvaEh or. 20 10
a,iaehl to tie dali, sS ran through TO- Prsburs cnaHh,i
Louisville aud Chicago without change. Ts-s Ir ss'e 00'"
'1,hdi 81 AID Dodi's kIP,s sit Broai~A-. CB- El,
nay ~ b'O w. JACKSON, C.n-r.l ~ill.h 'A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
Sales bp Auttion

ALLEN B. MINER, Auctoneer.
DY HENRY Ii. LEEDS & MINER, Sales
rooms Nos Chambers and II Readests Art Galleries Nos Sll
and 89 Broadway southwest corner Of TTeh-on hSDAi
and FRIDAY EVENINGS and July u o'clock each
ine SPECIAL SALE HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS the private
collection weknown connOeur going abroad comprising many
valuable works by celebrated and yoe European and American
Artists
Inv or1er f JOHS SFDGWICK SPECIAL RECEIVER number Of
S1e ETHIOPIAN PICTURES to be SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
Comprised IN this collection are the works Of viz; -
MEYERHElN EOfBRMAN, MORNlLLiER,
ENGELHARDr, SCHAEP, BklSsOa,,,
WALDMULLBR, HEKklNG, NANDEhNINi
sMBTZ EEINTENS SPANGLER,
KUYK, q WEBER, THiLLOT
KAWASSEG, SELL, FANlER
A r. TAFT. W. L. MARBLE NAUR.
DRSCiIAYRS " LAFERE, CULyERHoUsE
LION PAGE RANNEl, kBlSh,
H. A. YOUNG, n CAIAO, P1Nb,.
HOLBBRrON, MlGGlNS, MAhShALL,
LACROIX 1lDbMAN, ,..u,,
equally celebrated Now E1hbuoh a.
and reung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ POAD.


COMMENCING JUNE a. 1870.
Passenger HssYork, Of and
Pourth.sye Entrance on Twenty seyenthsI
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For NesH. and Bridgeport T. (ET) 1850 R3 EI)
800 (EIl, 3:f5, $50 $50 and (EI.) M. -. -
For Milford Srstori fsirhe Southport and Wssport 1900 Jo
q m 3:i5, $50, and $3.50 p. IA
For sorr,lk 100 800 lEIl, SOC ll;2o R:ls Erl 500
E1l, 3t5, 430 (EI.l $50 6:J0 and $500 (Er)
For Dsrien, T. g. ll:10 3:45, $3.50 500 and $50 m.
FO Stanford I, (sr) n:30 12:l5 (E1) 2l5 (En1
3:45, 43o (EI.), As $3.50, $50 1915 (EI) D. m. $780,
For Greenwich and intermediate stations ll n zls 14e,
l:45. $50 $50 7:ls p.m
NAL leaves st. New iorf a. p n Tor
Boston, via both Springfield me and fhars r.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, a., ami o m.
For Boston via Shore Line l25 p.
for Hartford and Springfield ni3 $50 to Hartford
epn.
Newport L. la:isp RI) connecting with Steamer
KSrazaur Bar, arriving at S;Je I'm.
Connecticut River Railroad, l2:lS to Montreal,
n. 10 Nor h.npton .
For Hartford ProvdeBee Fshtin Railroad 75 m.
Por Shore Line RAwsy Nor SIch and Povdenec l2;l5,
$500: 10 New London, p
YOr and serthsDPos Railroad 800 to
Northampton aud NiiAnsJurgb.
70 Hoasatonic Railroad ga m and p
kausstuet Railroad and t r. m TO waterbury.
For psabsry and kor-alt Rsrcsi ~ ~ 10 and go m
New Railroad, lIil3 t;J and $50
Conncyoas Sleeping Cars attached to sni sn also to sun
Nal either Da-u Room Car sitchcG 10 the
N and D. ~ tr.ins JAMES H. HOiT Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ pINER TRIM Tlirtsth..l a. foloxs:

NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
II RIVER RAILROAD.-Trsins esve Tlirietist a. follows:
Ga m. Chicago Express Drawn groom cars attaeheL
Special Saratoga Express Trans Win Draans-
ami through TO Saratoga without change IN hours
and "a Minutes.
1879 m Special Dssingrom Car Express for Chicago No
eoroaion FOR passengers except Drawing Cars
Drawing attached
IN m. Montreal Express, DraNing.room attached
First Pahc Express with Sepngcars through TO WATERFOWL,
syrscu sndC Cans -iai.ua. (Daiy)
with Seepingca attached for Chego,
via 10Th L. ~ G. Riroai. Louisville via Indianapolis and Tor
Buffalo Rochester Ths train will leave At sunays
II p. M, Night Express Sleeping cars attached
Hudson train.
700 NJ and D. M, Poughkeepsie trains
g:ij m AIS, and 6:l5 p. Peekskil trains.
$50 and 200 M, Sing Sing trains
7O and 10 2O $780, i:25 3;lO B:lO and l;Jo
D. m, YOnkes trains.
H. Sunday train for Pougbkeepsie.
c. Ii. KEsDRICK, Gen'l Passenger Agent
New YotJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

SHARON SPRlNGS.-All rail from Albany
- Passengers leaving Essiok By DAY BOAT PEOPLES LINZ or
iEoa LsE sTEAaBoAIs e.s ESoeu. through tickets have their
HANNA RAILROAD and avoid tedious oarags de by other route.
BY The Night bSss passengers reach Sharon bT ie Day
bssis ugRp Passengers b. the Iysoh RAlr adj viii lie
Transferred =. Ass, 70 The A. and D"t nee applying
proper agent stationed the 81 M ticket, via
Atalj NJ epsqvsbsRss Railroad IS MAYO Ticket Asssl
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Gfrnrsions.

TOHn THIRD 1870.
I(1HI. GRAND FOURTH or JULY
EXCURSION
UP THE HUDSON
AND DOWN,
AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
The select entertainment gentlemen and Their families re-
cbe aud hon ion affair accordance with request OF the
~ 1v and Troy Line Of the respectable citizens u
NrYork The Albany and Troy VANDEkBILT will leave
ict Pier r. g;3 Pier West Thiryourthst TO- foot
Vetryst Pier 80 II O'Clock Gaufs Ih Regiment Band engaged
o. ~ occ.sion Refshments all kinds including dinner the
Earopean plan Price of single Tickets for The Excursion 81 %
cts for gentleman and Lady Only limited number Issued
ets At ~ Express Oyern Express BoadTay and hous
opst Horace Wars Music Store and At the pnnrpa Hotels or at
Office Of the Company, Pier a. " H. an M
tuning promptly at p IN :, '" no = r
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- SYLVAN SHORE" can chartered Tor Excursions OF oT a
period Of time Apply to c. W. COPELAND 81 broadway
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIBUNE.


COFPEH-Al kinds dull The only demand nng nor loI.e,
a, sbont previous prices We quote Rio lil sc gold.
COThe regular monthly auction sale Of scrloa Coal ce on
10 dav by order tie Dwae Laekawanns end Weston ~ a. 20
On o TINS we're offered wich disposed or The % re,e
80 an 5rance xcept Lulp The attendance con
p the neat was large and the sale spirited We append TIE
nsricuars result Of the previous sale; - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK FxCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10l O'CLOCK A. n.

10I O'CLOCK.
htfs V Sdn BoadS-RdfirOdd
eforEa Hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY Nay 30 1870 heD Roosv. Grad st,
feuie.
q ~, Mail and Accommodation u P.tehssu..
ps. H.. Babylon mediation, and al stations
II Rocisrsy EIeusion hi, train Win be pat on June
$50 EIPry,, fer Paehogs connecting sit E Belle
port, hre- Place and sOsth Haven.
t:30 D.. Il Accommodation for Pttehogue.
$500 p. IL, Accommodation for II. p and al Stations
$50 Msrei and all Saoosi sataris
thE.ugh 10 Bahvos.
"a aud 40 p kEpfess with boat Of Babyoa
Fire Island.
All trains st Valley Roctls,y except p n
ftom New fork ana the q m. from l,hp
The buildings RJkA.sy Beach
felfeshmtns and the convenience 81 eIeuTsionial
Tickets 10 and from ter Beach, Dollar.
fof further particulars sss large Time Tables.
C. W. DOUGLAS. Sapern,eHdeat
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Niy1I notwithstanding TSrTeutne doll but steady sahs
bb Resins are dull supply 'ny desl me- N
remains dull Wequote; 49, 49,, . g., -. -. a. "a ass 40
SnIrs Trrp 20 81 Resns ehua pare 80 3. -
a's.ni NS", is..i County | - Z ~
hOshs uV"s ~" 80 , m Tar Wimir gton.. 90
Resins Ne. law 2 - a % t1teA Nsp' WV" ~"
Resin pale t>bh % ~ AT, Al, -, 49, ar, ue-
OIs-fh, business IN Crude fsh os WY aeh oat "a
hsrJ Auefesu I!nced sgsS lover, hut trade ie
& AZ hoat special change; tie obbins demand no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-30

VNROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY
4 Low PARE only : 50 being nearly 80 les than rail and "a
cents less hsn reduction Buffalo and the West 10
saratoga spd the North Pier a. North River north Of Sprng-st
day saturdays excepted Sundays ~ Passenger by TINS
route the Inconvenience Of change Of Ihrou
tickets and baggage checked to ali points - .o, , o,-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06
The Use of Lime in the extraction of
Sugar from MOIasses.

''The Journal des FdJriedRts draws attention to the
fact that the extraction Of sugar from molasses by
the of lime, long Of the favorite problems of
chemistry and for which several new processes have
lately been patented, was the subject OF some ex-
haustive experiments about ten years ago by NJ.
Stammer the results of which appeared in the Poly
teehisehes CetrdJldfs of 1859 and in the Jaresbe-
rieht de Scheibler and StaHmer of ls6l62 As these
experiments of considerable interest we trans
late the account of them from the French version
given by our contemporary
''Wheh quick lime is added in dry powder to
moasses diluted with definite proportion of water
granular precpiate is obtained which it is easy to
separate from the molasses and which after being
washed with water s of bright yellow color. But
if the lime added is hydrated or if the moas-
is diluted, scarcely any preciptate is form
ed if the molasses is too concentrated 1t forms with
lime sort of jelly which is unfavorable to subse
quent processes.
1t is very likely that the requisite proportions
have hitherto escaped observation, and doubtless
this is the why it has been considered impos
sible to precipitate sugar from mOlasses by lime.
The following experiments which can easily be
repeated by any one, will establish the true proper
tiOns:-
Mix 200 grammes of dry bydrated lime (slaked
lime) with 1000 grammes of molasses Of normal
density, add Immediately $40 grammes Of water,
stir thoroughly, allow TO settle and then decant.
The preeiptate obtained pressed by hand weighs
about 600 grammes. This mode of procedure is
subject TO too many variable circumstances to be
always successful
II on the contrary the molasses is diluted so that
it registers exactly 2s9 Baume and if to this is ad
ded dry slaked lime we invariably obtain the salts
factory granular preeipitate given above. So long
as the proportions Of water and molasses are pre-
served the quantity of lime does not much influence
the result, successive preeipitates may be pro-
duced by adding more lime to the decanted liquor;
neither does temperature appear to exercise much
influence. The precipitate thus obtained is diff
cult OF solution in water that it may be washed
eral times, and 5 bright color produced without
much loss.
In one experiment in which 500 grammes Of mo-
lasses at 2s7l' Baume were used, 100 grammes of
lime produced 23S grammes Of yellow sucrate.
In an experiment made on a larger scale 90 kilos
Of molasses produced BY successive additions Of
lime 60 kiIos Of sucrate.
The preeipitate contained q per. cent Of water
and 30 per cent Of eslcareous ash
This sucrate appears to be as pure as could be
wished, and we conclude that it does not contain
more than lime, water, and pure sugar.
We might then hope that by the elimination Of
the lime very rich syrup would be left having
high eo-efacient Of purity. We know that the co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

SUPERSTITION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
ignorance to be the indefeasabe inhertanees Of
the English peasantry. In Devonshre old man Is
charged With scratching the Of a woman, in order
that, by drawing blood, he might put end to her
power as a witch. He had suffered from four com
plants and had lost fourteen eanaries and about y
goldfnches owing her malignant influence, be said
young man in Leudwater, in Buckinghamshire, s
obliged, on examination before the Uxbridgc mags-
rates confess to ignorance Of the very elements
of knowledge, such as confers much disgrace
his country than himself The man was a crater
Z" more nor twenty" of age, he told the Bench and
though he probably knows we'll enough how to drive
team Of horses, the extent of his information
go but little further. Having failed 10 the
ordinary questions about the nature Of an OATH his
capacity to read write, his ability to spell his own
name, &C., Of the lawyers concerned in the
thought he might be able to state the amout Of his
faith on the question Of future rewards and punish
mens, but he failed here, and utterly that he
could not say thlt he didn't know, but remained
dumbfounded III might. had it occurred to him,
repeated the modest confession of the philosopher
Z" I know nothing-not even this, that know moth
ing" OF course as the law stands, the mans evil
dence could not be received but why not be taken
for what it is worth? And what the churches and
religious bodies leave him in Ignorance Of those
very things which they regard sssentialsf II is
sad to think that while squabbling about the
method of education, peasantry given to
the darkness of the stupidity and degrading bankness
of mind.-London NeEs.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

The WARLIKE FISK INsULTED' WHILE AT THE
HEAD OF HIS REGINENT.-The audience Of the
Erie Opera-house was compelled TO wait till near
y P NJ. the 18th inst for the rising Of the cur
tain in order to crafty the wbim Of the uBpunc-
tual Colonel Of the Ninth Regiment, who, at
about the hour named, marched his command in
to the building and took possession Of the best
seats. As he entered a constable served q sum-
mons on him for debt amounting 10 s41,25.
Col. Fisk glanced at the paper with astoEishment
and disgust, then threw it on the floor and walked
away to his private box The man attempted to
follow him, but was stopped by some ofths Ninth,
and would have been roughly used By some mem
bers Of the new Company K. who look upon
themselves as FIsK's bodygurd. had they not
been restrained The paper was picked up by
some one and read aloud, when it proved to be a
suit for the value Of ssventyfve pounds Of butter,
for which Messrs. McBRIDE WILLIAMS brought
action The incident threw 4 gloom upon the
spirits Of the mighty warrior from which he did
not soon recover. He declared 20 our reporter
that he believed that an enemy had done It 70 IN
sult him before his men. After the performances
Col FISK entertained the officers Of the regiment
at supper. At its conclusion bis health was pro-
posed He liked the toast bat the butter was
a little too strong for him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-06

PoRrAGE CoUxrr. Ohio, furnishes this BIT Of
Thirty-thres years ago young couple usrs
married. lived unhappy together for SIX months. sep
aratsd and were divorced A son vas born, aho grew
up to be the pride Of the mother For thirty years
the father and mother did not NEST The man mar
rsd again; the second wife sickensd and died He
fell sick and sent for the first vile She came and
nursed him back to health; past differences were for
gotten, old wounds healed. and the sth instant
they were again Earried-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-18
NEW YORK CITY.
New YoRK, May II.

New YoRK, May II.
The proceedings in connection with the
contested will Of Richard AddinGtOn, dc.
ceased, who, upon his death, devised his
property to the COOper's Union, were con.
cluded yesterday before Judge Hutchings.
The respective counsel are summing up
tho case. The Surrogate reserved his dc.
CisiOn.
Several cases Of sunstrOke occurred
yesterday.
Tomorrow tho Hudson River Amateur
Boating Association, comprising the clubs
along the river bank from this city to
Troy, assemble for tho annual review be-
fore The fleets Commodore, Benjamin +.
Brady. The programme embraces be-
sides the review, single race, open to
every club. Aitcr which the Association
will sit down 10 their annual dinner.
To-day opened bright and beautiful,
and the voting began carly, with indic9'
tions that . lNrgG vote would be pOlled,
but itsuddenIy changed TO min, and now
vCro low persons arG GbOu the polls.
The election is quiet and the vote light.
Tie TammOny ticket decidedly hNve
an overwhelming majority. The cOlOrcd
citizens cast their votes without intertcr
enCe.
Tho Vanderbilt ticket was today elect
cd Directors Of the Harlem BAilroad.
The 54th anniversary Of the New York
Sunday School Missionary Union was eel
ebratetI to-day. Meetings were held in
thirty.two churches, mt which were mp
propriatc exercises 0nd singing by chill
drcn. At the annual meeting tonight
addresses will be delivered by Henry
Ward BeeCher and Rev. W. 7. Sabine.
A Swiss, lnamed Guincars, wAs arrest
cd for smuggling 100000 worth Of dia-
monds from Rio Janicro, and was held To
bail for examination. Thirty thousand
dollars worth were found on his person.
and an additional amount in the house
where he was stopping. The prisoner Is
said to have been m agent oil Wheeler "
Wilson, at Rio, and tllRt firm, il is report
ed, have gone his bail.
This +. 81. the indications from tue into.
riOr arc TINT the Democrats have carried
the State by at least 10000 majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-18
RehnIlinn Record.

The following is summary Of the lead
Ing events connected with the grca'
Southern Rebellion during the month Ol
NIay, 1861; ,... .M
May l. Fort McHenry further rein
forced by 400 U. s. troops. q.
8, Arkansas seCedCs; Ohio calls out
100000 volunteer; Norfolk aud Richmond
occupied BY the rebels in force; Geo. B.
Mcclellan appointed Major General Ol
Ohio troops; General Butler occupies the
Relay House.
.. A large number Of U, S. soldiers
plss through Baltimore unmOIeStcd! ! Penn
sylvania $3,0OO,OOO war loan passed.
10. 3OOO0O volunteers offered to the
Government TO this date; Winans' steam
gun captured; Camp Jackson, near ST.
louis, surrounded by United States troops
under Captaint Lyon, and G3 rebels taken
prisoners with their arms and ammuni'
tiOn. ,-.t.'.,s ii. u.. RI
II. Riot ut St. Louis between the Home
Guards and tho pOpuluCc.
l9. UNION CONVENTION AssRMBLED AT
WHEELlNG, VA; General Butler takes
military possession Of Baltimore; COM
municatiGns with Washington opened.
II. Ross Winans aFpstodS Gov. Hicks
calls out four loyal Maryland regiments.
Is. Great Britain issues proclamation
of OrnCutrality. a
10. Ross Winuns released; PCnnsylva-
MO Legislature adjourned. 3sG.. it
81. North Carolina pnsses M ordinance
Of Secession; TclCgrHphic dispatches scIz-
cd NIL over the free States.
90. United States troops take possession
Of Alexandria and Arlington Heights.
"A. EllswOrtll's ZOuNvGs capture rail.
road train NJ Alexandria with 800 priso.
nCrs and 90 Cavalry; EIlstr0rth IlOt Fclttle
teHring dOmn u rebel jag.
%. Skirmish OH Arlington Heights, the
rebels run. .
81. Ohio troops, under Gen. Mcclellan,
cross into Western Virginia and are en-
Enthusiastically received.
2s. The rebels fOrtify Manassas juno
ti0n; us trO0hs occupy Birds Point, Mo.
81. I'wenty.slNenr killed 1t Fair.
fax Court lEouSe. .by'a brilliant charge of
United States cavalry under Lieutenant
TOmpkins. f,r
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May IL.
The Pasty Of the Left Centre, to which
belonged the three ministers who have
lust resigned, is TO he Immediately recon
Str1lCtcl. The new Cabinet is viewed
with considerable astOnishmcnt and no
little dissatisfaction.
The French Government h0s officially
notified Greece that II the brigands capture
Frcnchmen Greece sliall pay the ransomc.
The ministerial Journals contradict the
report TINT tho TG Deum was sung and u
grand iete, with illuminations, given on
the occasion Of the declaration Of pie.
biscltum, but they state that solemn as
semblage will be convoked, at which the
Emperor will receive the official announce
ment OF the result Of lie national vote in
the presence Of the great bodies of the
StRte.
The police continue the search for and
arrest Of parties implicated In the late con.
spiracy. A native Of Belgium who was
discovered during the election among tho
voters at one Of tho polling places, was
arrested and has since been sent out Of
the country.
The Emperor Of Austria and Empcress
Of France will be God parents Of the ex'
pcctcd child Of the Princess Mcttcrntch.