The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

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Gold closed in New York yesterda,
at ll3s.
First frost of the season at Raleigl
on Sunday morning.
The Attorney General has returned tc
Washington. His.health is greatly i'm
proved.
The Georgia Senate has invited Pres
ident Grant to attend the State Fair
and resolved to adjourn sine die on the
18th.
Comptroller Hubberd calls upon all
the National Banks to report their con.
dition at the close Of business on the
Sth inst
Q Lockwood g. Co., New York bankers,
have just anticipated and paid their
second settlement Of installments, due
November Is.
The game Of base ball at Troy, n Y,
Yesterday, for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum and a gold ball, resulted ::
Atlantcs, s; Mutuals, 4.
The French steamer St. Laurent yes
teriay morning commenced receiving,
at New York, a large cargo of arms
and ammunition, consigned to Havre
A block of buildings in Hollister,
Mass. owned by Abel Pond, was burn
ed on Sunday. Loss $4,000 to Gossett,
Bros, and V. S. Carr Grocers and L.
I. Fish, clothier.
Nilsson sang in the choir of the Swed-
ish Evangelist Lutheran Church of
Gustavus Adolphus, New y York, Sunday,
and promised a large sum to help pay
off the debt of the Church.
A fire at Charleston, Mass, Sunday,
DESTROYED the stables of II. NJ. Burritt,
and Hodson g. Allen, with eight horses
and several wooden tenements owned
by A. H. Allen ~ Hovey, and occupied
by poor families.
Mr.. Cooke, Of Bexar county, Texas,
rode sixty miles in two hours and fifty
six and half minutes, at the Western
Texas Fair, at San Pedro, Saturday.
Texas horses and saddles only al
lowed.
Col. Courley, a member OF the British
Parliament, Hugh Robson, of Sunder-
land, England, Stephen G. Marchent,
of New York, agent Of the Suez Canal
Transit company, and r. j. Stevens,
visited the President, the heads of de-
partments and the British Minister
yesterday, on business connected with
international shipping interests.
A large brick building in Philadel-
phia, having a frontage on Wiley and
Hamilton streets Of 10 feet and on the
west side of Twelfth street OF 80 feet
forming a hollow square, was yesterday
damaged by fire. The first floor of the
building was occupied byS. B. Flanders,
machinist and pattern maker The re-
manning part of the entire structure,
except the third story, which was va.
cant, was occupied by George W. Carr
x Co., umbrella frame manufacturers
Carr also owned the building.
Some newspapers have asserted that
the Presidents recent proclamation was
issued on account Of the conduct of the
Latonche Treville towards the German
vessels, but it is known that Admiral
Lefevre has never sought, as is alleged,
to establish a species of blockade in
American waters. Vessels Of his divis-
ion are harbored in New York only be-
cause of damage by the storm to which
they have been exposed. The Admiral
gave strict orders to the Captain of the
Latonche Treville to do nothing but
convoy the French steamers to GER
tain distance at sea, and return immedi-
ately to New York without making a
visit to any suspected vessel, or doing
TO excite public suspicion of
any intention Of violating the neutrality
laws.
Secretary Cox yesterday received the
following dispatch from special Indian
Commissioners Brunot and Campbell,
dated Fort Laramie, October s: Red
Cloud and Man -Afraid-ofHis-Horses of
the Ogallalahs Roman Nose, OF the Min
neaions; Medicine Man, of the North
ern Cheyennes, with other principal
chiefs, and about 1000 Indians, are
here. We have had four days talk
with them. They insisted upon having
trading post on the Platte, but will
not agree to have it located at Rawhide
Buttes, and to protect it. No depreda-
tons have been committed by these In
dians for five months. We are satisfied
that they all desire permanent peace,
and that the influence OF Red Cloud and
of all the chiefs will be used etfectually
to maintain it. The goods sent for them
were distributed Yesterday, and they
were greatly pleased, both with the
quantity and quality. We leave for
Cheyenne this morning.
Saws the New York Sun: This is
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