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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12
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u
u ,.T.,I SUENYBDE COOK OF 1870,
n oonStTaetea On Entiftly New and Scientific
Principles WITH Glph0a Else guaranteed 70
IhoColghly heat two laEEe OWNS, md ak pot
halel Nth tEoth iEdS u fael usea IN he single
oVea Cook St0TeS, IA ia. .f5..
We arc StITl manufacturing our long and hE1E.
ably known BARlBf. SHkAP COOKING
STOW, sol highly estesmea By ths pqRlls for
seTs53l Esa5s PSI
PARL0R STOVE, has beeg much improved and
beaet lASd tais year. Where known Tie merits
o. iht9 etpyo ned no comment, safs.f s,i.s
0af seIehtatOd BCNNYSlDE FIRE NLACE
HAT tE8y among ttSt yFRRnUNSN lN0 eaF.
rie4 "a ne yIlsT FREl1UN q The NmJsGld H.
GIt6St'at B4k!tNl0EE, IN 19oo although SableeteA
. The most BeyeEe tests q IL hone q NJ Bald
more Heater. THIS 4 The only tT1o hot-6fF ne.
plaeo Helta N The MARKET, md 1iho IL regular
buIlt cellar heater l0Oeg no heat, ~ -
? 6Gna ioP circulars ana testlm0aikla ~
.s.,f " STUART, PETERSON 4 Co.
. eepqgST9ASSt Philadelphia, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12

iDRnIR GOSHEN CHEESE l8
= S 56ss s rs Cd sSa sOr ,ilsSy *
tOet ~ r5fTt ' u. RkuLH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12


5WmLB the eyes Of al Europe are fixed
IN the war in France, the RussianSihave
srlgaaia, done . neat little stroke Of business
in Central AbiAIa II known that in 1858
they forced the EmirSof BOkhara to cede
u Russia SamaEkapd. and The whole mid.
die course q lie river SEBASTIAN; more
over, DIZZY turned this same RmiF into a
mere Russian ,yassal Now they have
commenced war with the small indepen-
dent Rhanste Of shehrizebs, south d
SamsrkAnd They have invaded il, taken
the Town 81 Kitab by assault, alter which
tia other towns gave in; and the whole
territory has been handed over 70 the Emit
Of BpkllATG, Who Is but Russian vislal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12

AN1TmNs, more material than the
ordinary spiritual notions H. would
be impossible 10 conceive, and theSame
IL tEua Of the extraOrlinAEy.W him-Whams.
Here y Mr. Andrew Jackson DAVIS ID
foEIning % that the spiFitWorld Is shaped
Cd @like Q lemon r It's the WaYt how.
even, In which neW.cnme 'sSpifitS" are
atECGGga.E 1dichTIS't ne most CuFi6uS The
moftSl wrapper" Il "peeled o. and with
it.'Eali d6I0iGliGies, such as "hnnp back,
or ,,shrOken allmbS." This make ;the
spirits rather small, but otherwise they
retain the human form 'EliVinef, Al
together, the Heaven Of M. Andrew jack
sou Davis seems TO be sort Of crLsSa be
tween = Turkish Bath and and 4 Ready
Made 6lOthInS Shop - h6RF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12

We AS1t0 have the pll4B1fo o. INCOMING oar
many friends and he ppbtic In general, that We
are receiving our second stock OF Goods this
Pail We STU calm Our motto, Large Gales and
small pEoAIs."
Extra Judgements In PlAldS.
Is cent Plaids for 50 cents
$50 PiSlds for Sl0
$l.00 PlAids for S cents. M
Extra Indarenents In NOAAlr, LaStOrS.
$i.BO Mobalr for $I.Oa ile '
Sis NohAIr for % cent?.
% cent NOhAlF for S centA.
Is cent Nnhllr lOe % 6snts. i;.lt1,i..,
50 cent Nohalr for IS eents.
IS cent NOhAlr lOf 6 cents.
Splendid Silk Ielyets for 8 worth Sl4,
Great BarEalhG Il relTeteea. u
SLHO VeiTeteen toc $l0o.l ,..s...f'
$a0O YelyetSeR for $t,t0 -
500 VeIVVteen, very rteA, Sa.e0.
SHAwL5g 8HAwL5!ia
All new styles. and The larseSl stock ever
brOHGht 70 tie eity. In Paisley, &hGRls. 90 70
JOHN RORHRR 4 Co.'S, ifry0u want. 70 ave
mOney. They Are cheaper than before The war.
Domestic GO6dI q Wholesale Prizes.
One yard vide heavy Blown NuaIIn 10 esnta,
one gard wide BIeAehed Muslin 10 cents. 81
500 pieces new CalieOs, q, T,a, q, 10 l3]SeentS.
Avery large stock Of CSSsimefes, Broad Cloths,
BeaVerS. S5ttnatn, jeans &e.t &c. 9l4
AL these eoo6s have heel p1Eeh0sed since the
recent deeltns IN gold, NhtEa enables us 70 se!l
) Ladies Efre. John Roemer &.Co. aeall AID ex.
anime their Goods and Prices Tor yO1fl Ives,
and you WI Be convinced mat the ahnTC u tine,
and obfIee.E ,i.If.iilI5ftltt Isi,-e4Jil lI;4 ~
nj n n i-i!. JOHN R0BNRR b CO.,
Nos. 81 4 s. Hain Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12

A UCTION sALE.-I WILL SELL
IL on SATURDAY. Nov. f3Ih, commencing 1t
9Geloek, A. T., u my Auction Rooms, No. $50
one u pair ct Dunn Mules, years Old, about
Is hands 6lSh: one u email Bay HOeses Fam.
LIZ CGriage; and Light TE0 Aorse Carriage
Terms, G8Sh. t,f
GEO. &. WICKHAN.
noVii 90 : 20 Aneti0neeT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12
UEATHElIS! FEATHERS!

Bed.. B,l.ters and Pillows, allied with para
Geese Fra.hsFs, and Gotd at olly 90 cents per
pound, by JOS. KLAPHECK,
..sSori,l CT. rn1ah and s re. sirsEi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12
New AdYerttsementS.

DINNANNN3SgN - = s-I.5-S1ll
l AZ, and I ?. 4, q plaelPles ,4leotl
Han. The pRblBe are cordially invited. seats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-12
SECOND STOCK OF
q t q raalIaRf0 72f
John Rqemer & Cos.

, We asHin have the phaBlro Of informing oar
many friends and he ppbtic In general, that We
are receiving our second stock Of Goods this
Pail We SIN claim eur motto, Large Aales and
ANAL bFoAHSW
, 1870-04-14

srF.say1x1p, Ami 1a-The convention assem-
b!e,i ~ ? ot'oss; in accordance with the rule
adopted ses'esoa NV xrxnxs.
Dr. Tubha, new meinb r-ciect from the Thirty
thtr n!sHcs In p!ace of n no IN + q: e k1pa'ek
The Committee on Rules teportes! three addi-
toaal rules having for their object the acihtatton
OF the proceedings Of the convention. Ono Of the
new rules provides that no member in committee
or convention shall eIcak morc than once on AnF
proposition Of amendment, and fer no longer Pc
''>'' ~'@'''' 49, IE1vEs or AEsEseE. ...-..-.
Leaves q absence 5or lnIsnn.e Rcr.nas wess =,
Cook, Turner, Browning, and others-
NEW PROPOSITIONS ....
Nj. ANDERSON otesctl tue following PROPOSE
SECTION - The tirneral Assembly shall never
kuthor1Ke the assessment OF tA1ea for state pur-
poses, the aEgregate OF Nhich shall e1eeed SHY
See. = No appropriation. ~ Nlns resolution or
otherwise, shah be made By the General Assem-
bly,. unless passed bs two-sniras sote Of each
SEC. -, County authorities shall nerer assess
taxes, the agEnEate OF which shall exceed =
fen feF Iae 81 H.sen SIe II tneesdpess eassns Il
adoption 81 this constitution, unless authorized By
| q vote OF the people Of the county
1uK tpRrDR4HO y LID SECTION.
The convention then rvsolvesa itsel, into Com
sensed By III. PElRcE, jas. previous 70 ne y
township. or school district, anall a
| ever become subscriber 70 4s
any deraton to or loan Its cr,t In ald Of any sucn
corporation, and prostdiEE that this seetson S q
| submitted TO separate Sote OF the people OF Int
| State.
III. PE1RCE sid the object o. nc scsaon = /. T.
| 10 L41e At ItaSe 81 SkEuon - ~ - cos1nTnInt.s
between extreme views, and IKE cotnp5onass1 u =
general Of this character, was wrong 2 pt1neap1'
and sas!staeio 70 nsstasT ra5sr IA n sus ia
son OF ms renG1e " -, HsI,sor and IA
tcntton. When The COMMITTEE on ars,e1e ~ T.
tuStneut reported hack nc ieEsaa =. .a.to,
move % stTfs out Secaon a ~ ;ueo ~. ~ ~. ~
na8 anop1ec Honlu tAs ~ ~ [on1tf re,@.n
non. INC, y nol4 Lie eetse.D'A "o
It now stands 49,, .,o.+,o, ~, ,,1
Mr. ROSS Has iot !ea..uK W. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
, 1870-04-14
OHIO,
Colofed Mems Celebration mt Coluui-

hut-Speech OF Governor Hayes.
CoLrABrs, April ls.-The colore'l people Of this
e',y celebrated ne raaGea a o. tue fsenn e
LENGTH palalets the streets In tho afternoon, and
made ! nne appearance. In the evening, the
a ~jtness he tao,eaux ansi hear speecaez Govern.
or HayEs made the following speech:
We celebrate, tonight, the nnal triumph OF 4
oa5e asRe ess xaen IT, s se1a
pronounced irreprcsslbie, Al lsst Is ended. The
house which was divided AGAINST 'tss!f,
Lincoln. could not stand a. 1t was, t.
divided no longer, and We may DOW nationally
n9e s s @ anse 1sso Ga rs e ne
R1eat leading fscts Of the contest aie 50 familiar
onf NJ a o snSas
Of the Revolution md the wsF Of the rebellion.
and arc part Of the kto1 Of alnlost hundred
.aa Io'sto.n, x,sa Tie pesiaEsaea q Iaaensa-
I 49b2 a e !as aa ,e M IF
Richmond, with the Emancipation Proclamation
. n tae sAe Communion & tae sston These ons sd
sx0ns e' Ssas' eere q e
every mi m. saoTsliyei. every aoee r. nol'oF.
q tts suihoTs. proved aecctstul md vain. There
could he no lasting peace until the great wrong
e ana Z ssh sns
LII Of lilustrtous names, with names Of men who
werr indeed solonons n council and sampsons
i,.gton, Franklin. and Jefferson, Aild their COM
peers ami In the last great crisis Providence Eas
| equally gracious, and gave Us snch men As LIN.
coin and Stanton md George u Thomas Al
Hho bore their part IN the great conaict maj now
| with grateful hearts rejoice that 1t IS foFeTer
ended The newly made ctttzens-who seem to
tory. 1t Is especially ntttnG and proper that they
should assemble to cnfxra;uiate each other and
10 be congratulated By all Of NJ that they now oc-
sings Of free11om and manhood Of those also VINO
have opposed many Of the late steps OF tae Tteht
progtes-'t Is great satisfaction to know that 20
large number Of them gracefully acauiesce IN
the decision Of the nation The war Of races,
which II was 50 eonndeHstal'y predicted would
taT II asc eee.ions M II ohio
fanatct.n made We may hope. their LAST appear.
= # y 1en
stA,e, hna especially in me cities OF Cincinnati,
ssssi sss1e the qSa new eleiasnt s' i Aiase nise
result result over Which we rejoice. leaders as we'll !
Of obedience to the law. Not the least among th,
causes for conGrAt1lat1on tonight Is the coun
10 ot "a! sn9 ezensa
patriot wishes 70 zee them exhibit hllud and IN
, thinking cn1asnt 70 mere Patty: oqt ~ eoo,
and thztfr anu to exhibit intelligence aud riEtue
| and Ut every election to be earnestly solcitous +
a.Tay themselves on the side OF Law and oruei
liberty and progress, education and religion. le
them do shls, ind the! may confidently eIpet
that In the judgment Of history the flfteent
1 Amendment will take rank with the Declaration {
Independence and Emancipation Proclamation
Speeches were also made By Ron. Samuel Gslit
way, Rev. James Poinde1ser. and several colore
. ''7 1ss Legislature has resolved to adjourn ne,
| Monday.
, 1870-04-14

SENATE

NnI1N AEFA1RA
WAsu1SGToS, April 1a-The calendar being
taken up the resolution for I Joint Special Com-
mtt1ee on Indian Affairs WIS debated .....
MI, CASSERlY m0red to require Ln41 nv.
totity Of members chosen from e&ch Aonsc aaAA
Sc necessary 10 coast!tute majority Of the COM
mittee-
HILLS tS1R0DCCEn 49,.
Pending the 1Iecnsslou, bills were tnttoduted aa9
rtfe{rcd for the better organization Of the mecGA
dcpz1tucnt Of the naty, and for the feLe! ot Ae
widows nnd orphans Of Officers, scAmcn And
marines OF the United States WIZ vessel One!da.
T1zK INDIAN AFFAIRS ooNxf11xk
The resolution on Indlau ad1rs WAa amended
IA proposed ~ Mr. C&ksct1y, and adoptcds feaA
-; nays, IS --
Mr.. TRCNBEu- Chairman OF the Judiciary
Committee, submitted report upon the petition
ri d. b Hart claiming scat In the Senate from
Florda In pl1ee OF the present member, Gilbert
me resolution accompanying the report declares
Abi}ah Gilbert duly elected, sud entitled to hold
NM. THURMAN, a minority member Of the CON-
Iu!t3ec said the case WAS considered In CON-
1uttee in his Absence lie WIS not conVetaant with
the facts upon which the report Wa8 based, and
could not s1y whether he approved tho report or
not -....
TEE GE0RGA BILL
At1.qo the Georgia bill Was taken up
Mr. WILSON asked thai some tine to-mo11pE
be hxed for tkfluR the T0te-
MI. DRAKE objected, renarEng that the ina-
portauce Of the subject entitled It to the fullest
and ffeeat dlScUsSton. .-.
Nj. WILSON said the county was rapidly con-
, 1870-04-14

Without action, Adjourned.
uopsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. xccgAny. 'ou f1otn tae sAex Committee on Elec-
ttous, reported resolution that Francis saooes
IA entitled 10 = se&t II Representative from nc
s. si &c fsat q S.ssnie Boyde q r.
resolution Waa agreed TO, and Nj. snooes sooA a'e
oath
MI. kELLET, from the Committee on CoiaA9e,
reported Bill IN reference to international unlt4y
coinage, for action 1t Later period o. ne eeaGno.
or decimal s!sten Of cusnage AMI ~edzhts' On
which the bln Il founded.
NJ POTTER spoks ot1e9y y,.;s e. tae eane subject
III. uEAIOV. ffofu the Cnznmttteeon Coinage.
reported bill to estahllsh axEaI once II Hele-
nj, Moatans- Referred to the Committee on Ap-
The House proceeded to yotc on the resolutions
scains1 M I'M sheldon- Tne resolution of tho majority
wAs adopted bJ party vote, the tul} exception
being Nj. Bingham, who so1ei With the minority
The House proceeded 10 the consideration Of the
PcnnEy!yanIa contented election OF Taylor agalnst
Ta5iof. he contestant the minority taking oppo-
site grounds. The previous question w1s moved
by Nj. Cea6ua. and seconded. and m hour allowed
ii: RANDALL SPOKE IN defence Of The sitting
member, Reading, who also spoke In his oTn BE-
Messx HALE, STILES md CESSNA followed
on The opposite s'ae, When the nesolunous Of the
III III. taylor WIS ,hsreupou sworn In As a mem-
ter instead Of Reading
MF. CLARKE {kansas) from, the Committee On
Indian AnaifH, reported It'll to FeoiEa1!1e INC
system Of governing Indian tribes, to promote ther
CIVILIZATION, and for osaef ruEpeAe4 Neeosn<nlt3ed
BrTExs FAN pox1xco RESOLUTIONS
MI BUTLER Glass, aaketi !eaye 70 iai5o:lyce .
, 1870-04-14
Hallway Freight Agents. Convention
Mt Cleveland

C1fvnlSn, April 12-The annual meeting Of
The General Railway Freight Agents* Association
WIS held It the Kenn1Fu House to-day. About 50
were present, representing most Of the principal
tines In tho country. The following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President G ".
Railroad; Vice Preadrut E. r WAdsxo1th, Cii-
eago, Burlington L Quincy Railroad: SecretAf!,
Il. n. HibbaTu. TesTe HAuie Il Indianapolis, and
g. Louis, SandaliA 4 Terre Hante; Executive
Committee, Thomas Hooos, Michigan CenfIA:
r: h1 Y E 4. Smith, Ioa.ss1Iis ( SssaIilIe; q. {,
Buxton, Cleveland, SAudusKy Il Clncl1nsa-
The following rites on I've stock per 100 ~
we're h1eL: To Buffalo from Chicago, !oc; nom
Indianapolis, s71c; from Ctndnnau. sc; from
Louisville, 4Nc To Pittsburgh tro1 CniesEo, toc:
from dianaYouA 59hc; from ctnctnn4os SS
from Louisville, 5sxc. .....
ITne general classification OF rates WAS referred
70 committee instructed 10 complete ne hboss,
md then ast the President to call 1otnt meeting
ct The aseoe1auon md Iunf lines Il New ! otk
ltFA4 resolved to hold the neKt regular eates-
| ting In Chicago On the second "Wednesday ot W
|
, 1870-04-14

MADRID, April 1a-The trial Of the Duke Of
Montpenaier for the murder Of Prince Henry Of
Bourbon concluded last evening. The Dakes
Of regret therefor were accepted IL e1tenuattue
circumstances The Duke was sentenced to one
month 8 exile from Madrid and to pay X, 600 H.
deLnnltJ to the family Of Prince Henry.
The authorities are greatly elated with the news
from Cubr. The latest of1c1a! bulletin from Cap.
tain General DeRodas announces that the fnsur.
rectou u morally though not virtually ended.
, 1870-04-14
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Contents far TIT Keek Ending lpril II.

t-FARN AND GARDEN: Letter from Rural
COOKING Food Tor Ftes and she3tetax Stock: The
Fruit Crop: Work for the Season: The Esznets
Taking sat Resns; Remarkable Statement: To-
rnaknex: Swtet ChetFtes: Iowa and Michigan AE3
cultural Colleges; Feeling Pfu: P1Ashfng the
Ossst; Cooking Food; Farm Hore Pow1; An
other swert Cherry; 7he A3icnltuzss: Western
Porpotokist-
:-vETER11ARF: Letter from vetatnaHa. The Eye
AGRICULTURAL NEWS AND SELECTIONS: In
Btief. Culture Of Auahroona. Slaukhtrrink AMI
mala Feed for Hosses Broad whees for Eaxons;
Earth CtuAets: Fa1zaers' Sons: Mix and it, Pro-
dncts: Tc1as Becves and ToxAz Prpdn, Afa
Fa,.nera 1ahle to Pay the Special Tax u Produce
1.-THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION: The
Relation Of the Carrying 70 the Producing Interest
Of the Country: Cali for coarentioa
1.-THE INDIANS: The Quaker Fourr; III TotfinEs
In the Indian Country md In Aeh.askas Boshasd-
ment Of Ntansel; a Communication to the Pr.4i-
dent from the Indian CoutuissionefA
6.-CATCHtNG A. TARTAR: Commodore Vanderbilt
md the P1ptectionIzs1.
s-F0RElGS GOSSIP.
s-JosH BILLINGS PAPERS: The Ant.
a-cARELESS KITS: A Story for Chidrrn Fran
1a-ABRAHAM LINcoLS3 RELIGION: Statement
Of Hh Law Partner
u-WDMAN: The Shriek1nx asserhood. Female Ju.
sors in Wyoming Female AttosneyE
1+PoETRY: Tho Soft No. The Giants Wootnk
ls-LFK n THK SOUTH: Tbe Fest Oath Murder
ofaLAwyes.
] 1+IITERARf: Go4aP md Notices Of NtW Hoo0 II
Home md Ahrosd
| ,lraE MCFARLAND TRIAL: Detailed report from
1eM1scEIIAsEous sEwa
/ l7-EprrORiAIS: 4 Farmer Couventton-The Case
l o! !1eorha-"Annexaton"o Of San basaiuko-The
Constitutional Consrntlou-Th cFa11aod Trial
| MOTIFS On Current Topics.
| 1s-RlCaAKDSOS COLLEGE OF MINING md the
Practical SeirnceA to Be Established In ChftaEo-
Munihrent Gift
| la-DLD AND NEW: Calarun Of All Sorts.
| D-WASHtSGTOS: poinks at the wtek It the Ma
tona1 Capital
! :l-COSGRESslOSAL PROCEEDINGS F1n sy-
nor4ia. ..
| s-kHWS SUMMARY: Including Personal, Political.
| Miscellaneous, The City, The Sta.na, Waahinx.
ton, &C.
ASTATK LEGISIATCRES.
| 1+AARKET REPORTS: Full Revtew u the Chicago
Ma1ketA Lssest Markets, bT Telegraph. Of Ill
Commercial Poirtx
@ADvE1kT1sKMESTS-
| TIE CMcAao WEEKLY TRtBCNE hAs iArScr ind bet
ter circulation In the Wcst than any other Journal 1t u
excellent medium for aiverttnk. especially 70 thost
who wish ~ sceu1e the patronage Of the producing
l elAasss. limited number Of advertisements will b.
taktn II moderate rates. Subscription price of THI
WErkLy T1IBCsz, q per aunum. with lhesA rcdue
tIon for club If TIN or 1nnre.
, 1870-04-14

LONDON. April 13>-The following highly In
poEtant intelligence has been received from Iia
Janetro, efd 1iston. PTr4ident Lopez, Of Pun
quay, Is dead. He was surrounded, md. refusing
to surrender WIS killed by Brazilian ls1cer. TIE
mother, sister, md children Of Lopez together With
nauder Of he bsazlllan troops Who put this IN,
tshtnR stroke to the war has received from The
Emperor the title Of yisconnt Gelataa
, 1870-04-14
WISCONSIN.
Nntxu Wcnthcr-Thc spring Floods


Nnrxn yEcnthcr-Thc Spring Floods
Painful Accshrnt.
BptesAI Dr-pateh to TIE Chieako Tribune.
MAp1soS, Arr1I 13,-The weather today has
been oppressiyely wazm. Mercury 81 in the
shade. With south wind blowing 1t Is getting
dlJ md dusty. ...
Lieutenant Governor Pound, who has been kept
at home ty the sickness OF his family, has Arrived
N assume the duties Of the executive once u
Governor FairrhlldA absence. lie reports the
rivers In the northwestern part Of tho State BOOM
ing high, and that there Ere large log JAMS on thu
Emu Ciairc and Chippewa Rivers, which every ci-
fort Is making to rrEerc- ......
Last evening, German named AnseinSef. en-
rloyett In Mans brewery, Got cntane!ed II tho
mailing mill, ami lost part Of his right hand aud
much Of the nesh OF hls arm.
OSHKOSH, april 1a-Mcrcury 50 degrees In the
shade at O'Clock this afternoon
, 1870-04-14

Rourp*-TH0HAso she 81 17:h Int. . = p she FL 5sst
linz H1f1.n, pasfpr ot Bethany Church, MI ChaI4es
f. Bonton Of Onaaha, u Mis- Si1EDia Thotna Of Se~
FESTANA-RAyNOSD- thIS tity. en he lsth
hit py Rrv Levin Raytoond+ Mr. John ~ FestaooA =
and Miss Flora la4be11a, youngest daughter q nc
KKNS-EARPKSrER-At the re.idtnee q the
the Rev. g. c. Street. n, ". Perkins to Belle ~ Cn
nrntrr No eafda
, 1870-04-14

HAVANA, April IA telegram from Captain
General De Rodas. tdated Puerto Principe, April
10, WAS received here to-day. The column Of
marines ha4s Killed nfty-two tnsulgents, tnclndne
Manual Agnaro and Francisco Lec4a, le2ierg o1
the rebcls Voluntary sufrenders continued. Ever9
day numbers OF the enemy come Into the Spanish
camp and clain the protection guaranteed oJ the
amnesty proclamation. The rebels are cye1JMheEs
III confusion. .....
,valmaEeda Is At Los Tunas, extending his lincs
toward Puerto Principe.
, 1870-04-14
Meeting OF the Wt&connin WootRe71
Nnnu5nc&nrctNs Association

Manufacturers A&soctnttoEas
Special pctratcl, 10 The Chcsso Tribune.
MIkxACKxt, April 1A-The meeting Of the Wis
cnnstu W'oouen Aanufactuyers' Association closed
Tia lalsurs to-day Drcess were elected for the cn
suing rear, IS 2olloHs: Edwin Quick, Of DaHforh,
President; John ". Hutchinson Of Appleton,
Secretary nn1 TTc2s1tcr.
Resolutions were adopted providing for obtain
ing thorough and reliable statistics Of the manu-
facturing iuterests Of Wisconsin: to furnish eau-
plea for the coming eIpos!tion at Indianapolis; IT,
SpEtng the present taI1d. and reduction Of the
price OF labor to correspond With the general de-
cline In FatucA
The Detroit and Cleveland Steam SANGation
Company have nled libel in the United statea
Court OF this district against 4. +. LymAn+ owner
of the bark Cortland, which ro!iled with tho
Morning Star In June, 1858. The company sues
for {i2to0.
, 1870-04-14
r5ue}nnnti ITEMS

CNcNSAr1, April tA-Georgc F. Das1s W
elected President, and David Baker, .sce Ftest sa
dent, Of the new Beard OF Aldetnen, n4s As@1-
Judge Aur1ock to-day decided that County
Commissioners hare no right 70 remit dnes 1ns-
4 cneck for : soan amount, raised TO =, 90 By
4 process EI1llAf to that practsed recently II
the East, wKs received BY one Of Cur bana 5cstet-
, 1870-04-14
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, April 1a-The Tuu .YaA Ga,etss con-
p7atuiates Mr. Asbusy on the acceptance OF his
challenge BY the Qeet Of American sehoouefs, in.
stead OF one alone.
IoxpoH, April la-The new arnored ship yAn.
guard made TIP OF Plymouth to-day and attain
cd speed OF III. kuots.
Lord lenterden died to-day, IN his 18th year.