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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-08
FRANCE.
The Armistice Unanimously
Refused at VendOme.
AFFAIRS IN A RiS .
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Tours, November "A dispatch
from Vendome says that the proposition
for the armistice was unanimously re-
fused by the leaders OF the Paris gov
ernment The reason was found in the
refusal on the part of the Prussians OF
the project to revictual the city, and
also because she accepted with reserve
the scheme for allowing Alsace and
Lorraine to vote for members of the
Constituent Assembly. The Paris gov.
ernment is generally supported in her
action by the people Of all classes
The Journal 0ficicl announces the
formation of three armies in Paris. At
the latest perfect order was there. The
government in this CITY is arti" "ner-
getically. A universal u.., i"g is ex-
pected, as it now seems. to he generally
the impression that Prus>, a has only
sought to gain time by seemin.s to admit
the possibility of an armistice, in order
that the troops lately investing it could
come forward to Paris without danger.
Dispatches have been received which
give the particulars of the marked sue
cesses BY the Francs-Tireurs.
Tours, November DATES from
Paris of yesterday are at hand.
The Journal Ofciel announces that
members of the Government were in
clined to overlook the violence to which
thev were recently subjected by the
rioters but felt convinced that they had
no right to set aside the interests OF the
republic as measures still uttered. The
Journal adds there were further desert
ers on the day following the riots.
Steps had been taken to bring the guilty
parties to justice. Returns from all
precincts of the city show yeas 551, ,996,
nays 62,63S. The municipal elections
had resulted in the choice OF Republican
Mayors in nearly all the arrondisse'
ments. Four advocates of commune
were also elected.
The village of Auxon, near Beeancon,
were taken twice by the Prussians and
recaptured each time by the French.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 6-Evening -Ev-
erything is quiet about here there has
been no fighting for several days; Fort
Wertier, at New Breisach capItulateG1
on Sunday night. Fire had occurred
inside, which rendered it untenable
Two hundred and twenty prisoners and
FIVE cannon were captured,
RHEIMS, November THE newly
appointed government of Lorraine ha'
ordered census Of all persons subjec
to military duty, and prescribing severe
penalties for any evasion.
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CARD.

The undersigned, unsolicited, and
only with desire that our music-loving
friends should not lose so valuable an
opportunity as is now at hand in hear.
ing, THIS evening, the MENDELSSOHN
QUINTETTE CLUB, desire to say to
the citizens of Wheeling that, in our
judgment, there are few if any troupes
of musicians whose performances are
more deservedly renowned, or have so
thoroughly delighted the lovers Of good
music in the prominent cities of our
country.
We earnestly hope that so apprecia.
tive welcome shall greet them, as will
not only warrant their return, but also
be an invitation to other performers OF
classical music, to frequently delight
our citizens with their entertainments,
to the encouragement of refined musi-
cal taste in our community.
o. c. DEWEY
E. J. WHIPPLI,
w. E. TRULL,
JOHN LIST,
T. III. LOGAN,
B. NJ. EoFF,
Mrs. c. P. WHITNEY,
Mrs. NJ. E. WHITAKER,
Miss BLANcH McAFEE,
+. BASSETT,
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RESIGNArIoN.-Much to the regret of
pupils, associate teachers and school Of
ficers, Miss Bartha c. Arndt, for some
time first assistant in the Washington
Grammar school resigned her position
at the close of last month. We hear it
rumored that Miss A. has in view a
better situation. While we hope that
such may be the fact we may be per-
mitted to express the wish that her many
excellencies may be appreciated by those
with whom her lot may be cast in the
future, as they are by those with whom
she has heretofore been associated.
We understand that upon parting with
Miss Arndt the pupils Of the First Ward
Grammar School presented her with a
beautiful silver card receiver as a token
of their esteem and affection. We are
not informed by which ofthe pupils the
presentation address was made, but are
told that it was very handsomely and
appropriately done, and that it was fifty
responded to by Prof. Bundy, on behalf
of Miss \. who was so much overcome
by the circumstances of the occasion
as to be wholly unable to give expression
to her feelings in words.
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RIVER News. The river here is
stationary with six feet eleven inches
in the channel. At Pittsburgh five
feet and stationary is reported.
For day or two past the fogs on
the river have been so heavy as to
completely put a stop to steamboatng
from dark uStil the beams Of the rising
sun rolled up the misty curtain. The
Anderson was greatly detained during
her last trip up by the fog. We heard
yesterday that it took the ferry boat at
Wellsburg fully an hour to get across
tie river there because OF the density
Of the vapor. 1t was so thick that
Admiral Huseman cut piece out OF
it and put it away in the ice chest and
has it yet to show as a curiosity. The
piece he got was so heavy that it took
four men to see it.
The Science has been laid up for re-
painting and refitting. We hear that
ii is contemplation to give her larger
wheel and to make such other improve
ments as will add very materially to
her speed
The Major Anderson will leave for
cincinnati this afternoon at 3 clock.
TO the travelling public We recommend
the Anderson as one of the safest, most
comfortable and reliable boats on the
nver, and her officers as accomplished
and gentlemanly men.
The fast, commodious and splendid
packet Express is to-day's Parkersburg
boat, lfyou want TO 60 to Parkers'
burg in style secure a berth on the Elk,
press, and Capt. Phil. Anschutz will
take you through little faster and a
good deal more comfortable than ever
you went before. She leaves at III
o'clock this morning.
The Matamoras packet Hope leaves
at 10 clock this morning. The Hope
is as reliable as clock work, and those
who wish to 60 to Matamoras or have
freight to send, will consult their inter
ssts by going or sending by the Hope
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MESDELSSoHN CoNCERT.-At Wash
ins,on Hall, tonight, this celebrated
company of Boston's most accomplished
musicians, assisted by the well known
vocalist, Miss Addie s. Ryan, favor our
citizens with rich musical treat.
We bespeak for them a crowded
house 1t is not often that first class
artists visit US, and when they do our
music world should turn out en- maSse
Their manager assures us that accom-
modation will be made for all. Over
four hundred seats have already been
sold A special train has been chart
cred from Washington, Pa. and some
seventy-fve or one hundred of her cin-
zens will attend. They have already
secured seats by telegraph. A few eli
gible seats can yet be obtained Those
who have not as yet attended to it,
should secure seats at once.
Reserved seats for sale at Hamilton
4 Hariings until seven o'clock P. NJ,
after which seats will be sold at the
door.
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PoLICE CouRT.-The only cases tried
before Judge Good yesterday were those
Of Andrew Vincent and Thomas Martin,
charged with disorderly conduct at Ha-
big saloon, Centre Wheeling, on Sat
urday night Vincent was fined so
and costs on twenty days for striking
Habig, the proprietor, and Martin was
fined like sum OF $40 and costs for
striking some one who was trying to
keep him from getting into the row.
The hearing of the charge of disor
ierly conduct preferred against Mrs.
Julius Ahrens was continued until " ed
nesday next.
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MENDELssoHN Quintette Club.

WORTH KNowING-At last Messrs.
Bacharach & Kornfold have decided
to appoint their opening for this even,
ing at 6 o'clock Undoubtedly it will
be an excellent show, as Mr.. Kornfeld,
formerly Of New York, with A. T,
Stewart & Co., and late with Henry
Jacobs, of this city, has displayed his
taste greatly at both places in arrsng'
ing stores. The entire trimming sdone
by himself and under his direction, and
many are anxiously waiting to see the
hour of the opening arrive. Mr..
Kornield, though but a short time in
this city, has made many friends and
acquaintances, and we hope for his tu,
ture success and welfare. Mr.. Bacha,
rach, his senior partner, is carrying on
a similar store in Hartford, Connecticut,
and Mr.. Kornfeld will carry on the busl'
ness here. ..-...s .. ....
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General Council OF the Lutheran
Church.

LANCASTER, O., Nov. 7.-Atthe meeting
of the General Council of the Lutheran
Church on Saturday Rev. J. Fry sub
mitted the report on foreign missions.
The Council are supporting three mis-
sions in Indiana, and are about estab-
fishing one in Alaska. The thesis on
the subject of Justification by Faith,
presented by Rev DR.. Krauth were dis
posed ofon Friday and Saturday were
laid over until the next session of the
Council. Drs. Seiss and Krauth
preached IN st. Peters Church sermons
of unusual power. The Council has
been chiefly occupied to-day in the dis
cussion OF the report Of the Committee
upon certain doctrinal questions pro-
pounded by the Minnesota synod.
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Till TAPPING-James Rouse, a boy
about fourteen years of age, was ar
rested yesterday, about two o'clock,
charged with stealing ten dollars in
notes from the drawer of Thomas j.
Finneys drug store. lie went in the
front door and crawled up behind the
counter. Mr.. Finney, who was en-
gagged in filling prescription at the
time, heard the young rascal operating
at the drawer and captured him. Rouse
was taken before Squire Johnston, who
held him in the sum of $500 to appear
before the Circuit Court. In default
Rouse went to jail. When we consider
that Mr.. Finneys drug store is on the
most irequented portion of Market
street, where people are passing and re-
passing at all times, and that the open
doors and large windows allow those
outside 10 see the full interior Of the
store, we can see what bold, cool and
experienced operator this young Rouse
is. His case adds another to the many
appeals for House of Refuge.
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SPAIN.
Denial OF the Reported Sale of Cuba.

MADRID, November THE Core
spondecia denies the statements pub
lished n the New York Herald on the
18th ult. and the Sun on the 18th, rela-
tive to the sale Of Cuba. The Core
spondcncia is the official organ Of Senior
Moret, Minister of the colonies, and its
utterances on this question may there
fore be regarded as official. This jonr-
nal says that the Spanish people would
not permit the sale of Cuba to the
United States or any other nation on
any terms.
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MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The Grand
Lodge OLA. F. d A. Masons of West
Virginia meets in this city to-day, and
will remain in session until tomorrow
night. We understand that a full at
tendance OF representatives of the sub
ordinate lodges is expected. The lodge
room will be open to-day and the Grand
Treasurer and Grand Secretary in at.
tendance for the reception of dues and
returns, but the lodge will not be for
mally opened until this evening when
the Grand Masters annual address will
be delivered. -rs
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NEW YORK.
New York National Guard-The 9th
Regiment Parades Order from
General Shaler.

New YORK NatfOnaf Nubru-lht O'h
Regiment Parades Order from
General shaler.
New YORK, November THE fol-
lowing order was issued this afternoon
HEApQ'Rs lST DIV. Y. Y. S. \. G., }
NEW York, Nov. 7, 1870. J
General Order No. II.
Bv direction of his Excellency John
T. Hoffman, Commander-in-C Chief, it is
announced that certain officials Of the
United States and Of the State, charged
with important duties in reference to
the conduct of the election here, have
fully agreed upon measures which, 1t Is
believed, would render military inter
ference wholly unnecessary; yet, as a
measure Of extreme precautlon, 1t Is or
dered that, should the services Of this
division be required to aid the civil au-
thorities in the preservation of peace
and order on election day, November
Sth, 1870, the established signal OF
twelve strokes repeated four times upon
the tower bells OF the fire department
will be sounded, and thereupon the in
fantyy and artillery will assemble al
their respective armories in fatigue
dress, and brigade and battery com,
manders will report to these headquar-
tiers. Resimental commanders will see
that the formations take place at once
and the men kept within the armories
ready for instant service.
By order of
Major General ALEXANDER SHALER.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The New York
Tribune in an editorial this morning
saws: We hear that Col James Fisk
Jr. has ordered out his regiment tc
parade at eight, and we cannot tell what
deeds of desperate daring he may medi
tate
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Tax Bostonians boast Of a trinity
which they are ever ready 10 praise and,
if necessary, bow down and worship,
and that is composed of the Common,
,he Organ and Mendelssohn Club.
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BITE RS.
ROSE HEIM M
CELEBRATED
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this medicine has no equal. II is
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travelling, as tending to counteract
the effects Of a change Of water.
These Bitters should be found
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lated Hotel.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, November Petitions
numerously signed throughout Bel
gium have been presented to the Cham
6ers, asking that the sojourning of
Bonapartist agents in Belgium may be
prohibited.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

RUN OVER "A lad named Dunlevy
was run overly wagon on Main street,
in North Wheeling, and was severely
but not dangerously injured.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November IA telegram
to the Wa,derr Necs says Prussia
concurs with Russia in desiring re-
vision OF the treaty Of 1856.
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The latest styles of Ladies and Misses
Button Boots just received at Louis ".
Blends, l07 Main street.
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LABoR.-Labor is capital. Bestow
good health upon man, so that ne can
labor every six out of seven days, and
no matter how poor he may have been
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fortune, provided he takes care of his
earnings. PLANTATION BITTERs is GER
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to preserve the health Of the healthy
From four to six hours is considered
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the expiration Of this time the phos-
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comes irritable and nervous. If he is
poor, and continues on at his task, as
most of poor doctors, lawyers and edi-
tors do, he will be certain to shorten
his days and fiji an untimely grave, as
did Sir Walter Scott, unless he uses
Plantation Bitters, which speedily re-
stores his vital energy, repairs his in
digestion, and corrects the sluggish Cir
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THE finest stock o! gentlemens fur
nishing goods in the-city, to be found at
J. II. Stallman II Co.'S, - Monroe
street
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SEA Moss FARISE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings,
Custards, Cream, &c, DC. The cheap,
est, healthiest, and most delicious food
in the world.
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For SALE.-Five hundred beautiful
cottages, a sample of which can be seen
in the show window Of John t. Lakin
& Co, Merchant Tailors, No. 81 Mon
roe street., Wheeling, w. Va.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Real Estate Agent.

T G. HUGHES, REAL ESTATE AGENT
IL. buys and sells real estate, stocks, "a.
Rents and collects house rents Also collects
notes and accounts. Office on Chapltns
street, between First and Second streetS
Centre Wheeling.
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You will undoubtedly miss a rich
treat if you do not 60 and hear Miss
Ryan sing. Secure your seats at Ham
ilton il Harding's this morning.
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FuRs Furs cheap at wholesale and
retail at John Roemer & Co.'S.
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If you want the best Black Alpacas
YOU ever had, go to Brues 4 Sanders.
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FuEs, FURs.-Bear in mind that in
line Furs We will undersell any house in
the city. BRUEs d SANDERS.
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SUndrieS.

roSHEN CHEESE, BEEF TONGUES,
tJ Iiebis's Extract OF Meat, New No. !
Mackerel in kits, winslow's Corn, Worces-
tershire Sauce, Sea Mos Farine, Duryea's s
Maizena,, all fresh arrivals
Will have Atmore's Celebrated Hince
Meat In a few days X j. SlfTH,
octl? Cor. Market and Quincy streets.
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REAE ESTATE AT AUCTION.

<Ea REAL ESTATE-THOMAS Il SONS SALE.
E.i Very elegant four-story marble Residence,
No. 3244 Chestnut street, between ThirtyseconS and
Thirty third streets, Twenty-fouIth ward. On
Tuesday December 20, 1870, at II O'CLOCK, noon,
will be sold at public sale, at the thiaiephia
Exchange. all that elegant three-stor (Mlnsard
ROOF marble front messuage, with fOuT-stOry back
bulldogs and lot OF ground, situate On the south
side OF Chesnut street, eleventh house east OF
Thrty-th street No. 3244 containing in front on
feet inches TO Beech street. The house has been
built with great care ana set back ~ feet from the
line OF the street, with ornamental railing5 aud gar
den plot IN front; underground drainage; has large
hail, thule finished with Italian marble, parlor,
dining -room buffers room and Kitchens on the
first 1OOr; . chaiLbe and sitting-rOOm with bay
window on the second door; chambers ON the
third floor, ana chambers on the fourth noOr; in
side walnut shutters, marble m1utels, stationary
washstand9 an1 vashtnDs; gas, bath, hot and cold
water, furnace, cooking range, alarm hpils speak
ing tubes, etc. Terms $40 COO may remain nn
mortgage. Immediate pOssessiO Keys AZ the
auction rooms
NJ. THOMAS & SONS, Auctoneers.
l3G tuths 81 Nos. 139 and I4l S. FOURTH St.
Or REAL ESTATE-THOMAS n SONS SALE
F:il Valuable Business stand. Three-sGOry Brick
Livery Stable No 2c6 S. Eleventh street, belowWal
nat street, 55T feet front On Tuesday, December
90 1870 at ~ O'Clock, noen, will be sold at public
BILE three brick stable ana lot OF ground situ
ate on the west side Of Eleventh street, south OF
Walnut street, No 2O6; the lot containing in front
ON Eleventh street 55 feet inches, and extending
in depth along Zenobia street. 62 feet. The stable
has pressbrck 'front.', good basement the conve-
horses and 1O0 carriages Immediate possession.
Terms-$l0,0e0 may remain on mortgage
NJ THOMAS 4 SONS, AnctoneeFs,
1261Ol7 Nos. 1S9 ana 14l S. FOURTH Street
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Edwin Rooth ns nInan.n

In his series of critical "reminiscences of the
elder Booth, in the volume entitled "The Trage-
dian," Mr.. Thomas Il. Gould says with regard
to his 'Iago' that it varied less than any of his
other presentations, and the difference of one
performance from another was in intensity
rather than any other quality. This is true also
with regard to the "Iago' of Mr.. Edwin Booth.
He played the part last night with perhaps less
intensity than he sometimes does, but essen
TALLY the performance was the same as 1t was
ten years ago, and Mr.. Booths 'Iago' is now,
as it was them his most perfect per-
sonatioB. Mr.. Booth has improved
in this, as in his other roles, but if the
improvement has not been great it is because
there has not been room for it. Mr.. Booth fits
into this part as he does into no other in his re-
pertoire, and while his peculiar mannersms
are more prominent than they are in any except
his comedy performances he nevertheless iden-
titles himself with "Iago" in such a manner
to produce highly finished and most impress
sive work of art. Mr.. Booths 'Iago" is a
splendid animal, soulless, malignant but
inspired by an intelligence that amounts
almost to genius; and an open-souled nature,
like that OF 'Othello," has as little hope of
escape from the snares set to entangle him as
he has of comprehending the motives that in
spired them.