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New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. HOLD

TIE IMPEAJHMENT of GOF' HULUFN'
RALEIGH, Dec. 14-The resolution impeach-
ing Gov. Holden Of high crimes and misdemeanorsin In
Office reported to the House to-day by the judiciary
Committee and passed by vote Of co to 49, There was
long and interesting debate prior to the passage OF tho
resolution. Tomorrow committee OF two will be ap
pointed inform the Senate Of the action OF the House,
also committee OF TO draft the articles OF i'm
peachment and 10 conduct tho trial before the Senate
Under statutory law passed by the last Legislature,
The viii he suspended from his executive func
tons arraigned before the Senate. Chief
Justice Pearson will preside ut the trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
FAIR OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

FAIR OF THE GRAND ARMf of lhh hbi OhLIN'
The Fair which opens this evening at the
Arnory OF the st Regiment under the auspices oi le
Grand Ary Of the Republic and for the benefit OF the
Irnion Home and School for Soldiers and Sailors Or
hans promlses TO be unusually attractive The hall has
heep tostefully trimmed with flags and ergreens ibe
Manager table will be presided over ~ mr.. nd n uoxt
ana Mrs Laurence Clarence on the rient ., I'M t t
rrtsh tent stored with smokers articles On tbe eIt
- a taIe of statuettes, and beyond u one ~ DrOhles
In tbs center OF the main Hall stands laIge decortod
r o1tb There are also numerous other well Stocked
fshles representng various Posts Of me 6fhDd hmy'
and an excellent collection of about my OH pAin'nt
o. .r, ~ botb native and foreign ARTISTS There ~ 10
bs radie for 700 prizes, including piano WORTH W.,
worth 500 dinner set T%r,n s1 I'D furni,nre In
one Of the side halls there viii be tables rePrsseng
4 CaTNansyle Yonkers and Harlem. MODELS oi the nhs
IA az Commodore FarIagut, and The CuIngrand Co
sress ana FRANKLIN, will be on Inhibition I'M, evening
addresses will be delivered by Cen Geo d.
the Rev. Henry Bellows, ID. d., the non. "iiiin" IN
Evars Gen. Alfred PleasODt0n Gen. hoDoM' ,n 'b'r n
Grn Dix Three bands of music have NOunfeIrm "a th'"
vices snd Will be present each evening VI INC OIL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

srvORLEAss Dec l.-Fours uPedne, s5 ?5i Douse Ezra
Treble Extra, So ComWbie Toc, Oats. 9(asJ Brah
unchanged Pork-Mes. 2 Is Baron scarce Sbo1her
itlc Clear Ss Sugarcsre Hams l9d2c Lard tul and
lover; Terce i2aLIci Ksz raI4s Sngar-Pime, lOGe.c.
Aolasses-Prime 5Jd57c WHISKY, sld ~ o. ColeePrme,
I7i9 EIchsnge-SterIg, I2i Eewiork Sight discount
Gold. llO. -, l., &c..
AUGUSTA. Dec 4Coton-Demsnd good With sesdy prcesi
mes, hars; receipts SIS bales Miidings, 13i03c
WiLsNGToS Z. Co. Dec. H-Spnts TrTenule quiet At 4Itc
and tending upward at 81 % Cuie Iurpehuhe
aud Tar angel Cotton doll At 1870 for Low hliLAg
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
THE STATE or TRADE.


mn
LONDON l3-O m-Cnnsols coe y 9i for money SO ~
on account American securities du L. s. Fyei En1 bond %
8i l5 sI H67 sol, TenPores 81 Stocks dGII; bn is'i h
uos Centrsls l0t; Atlantic and Great Western ~ - -
LIVERPOOL Dee 1Coton closed fat and irt tslri MuhnB
lands Mdng Orleans. "a 5l sles to-day, 100 hslts Eoo
bales for speculation orr Commoa RosB G Spirits Petroleum
9,d ,...,
MycgysrPR i3The uske, for goods and yarn steady
LONDOS Dec lJ-4O mTalow closed active: qnOel d. 'f
Re6Bed Petroleum aa al Log Lnseel OIL A. 40 40 "'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
prpr,to Olive STOCK Y,RxgT-D,c. H.

Cate-Mnket declining owing large receipts sale 81 head Ohio
steer, Averaging 8l H. q. - to averg O d. al 81 65
10 hes averaging O D. 80 20 ~ ken'9esy :eeD
7J ~ 10 Co. 2OJ d. &c 81 81 head Illinois lA 70, At
~ sI DO l2O H. At s5 T5 @ head Canada 89 n TO b
H. at S4 5Ua 62 Receipts 0] against 2l2 last week sheep
than end advanced ia &C. for All classes
Michigan selling al 81 80 s7i Ohio Sia - 2 aud S5 " Tor
heavy; 5Od b6 HogsMarket beier s1 at 20 100
.6 81, or to good EIira, 81
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
MISSOURI.

OFFICIAL RErURNs-BRowN'S MAJORITY, 40,03S.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 13.-Olicial returns of the
late election show that the total vote cast 1910
Brown received 1O3,374 votes, and McClurg received
63,336 majority for Brown, 40,03s
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Gretial Notires
The Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
No. eJl BROADWAY NEWBORN.

The Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance to.,
Ne. e5l BROADWAY NBwiORK.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
D. D. T. Bs,t Thr .'ouhs,.
Hon STEWART L. wOODFoRD Bro-4-s,.
JAMES CUSHING, Leroy ". Fairhd Go.
EDWARD f. II. B. Clshin G"
ELISHA BROOKS Bros. Uniousqrsrs.
Hon. RICHARD CONNOLLY Controller Of n. Y. CITY
ROBERT sewe Pierce g. Bosisay
GEORGE g. LAKE...hte cf Lake NtCresr, i7i Broadway.
Hon RICHARD President Of Flh National Bsn'
JOHN "al7i.
wM. Buliley, Dunton Co.. "a JohrsI
PETER Lang RobeF''on' Fron:st
WIN. KgYDALL.......ofB Bigeow CarPe; Co.. IS Dunnest
HIRAM ". Warner Loop %! Eiihaye.
CHARLES L. Bosrry.
WILLIAM .Publher, $50 Pe,rsL
THOMAS b. ASTBS.................eiE Bust Treniy nn.
GERARD D. HAMMOND. NJ Tsryogp. y. 5.
JAY Pesr!t.
HENRY H. Mott IIaycu " l.
OFFICERS.
D.D T. MARSHALL. President
JAMES CUSHING IT,. ycePrc.s,sa,.
A. HALSEY PLuMNER s,cstsr,.
RLIZUR WRIGHT Consulting Aeiu,p.
STEWART /. wooDFoRD, Counsel
B.M KELLOGG NJ D, MeHcal Iramlrsr.
ITS GREAT DISTINGUISHING ADVANTAGES ARg
Low rates to everybody.
Lower rate, % IIomGopsthbis than o obers
Dividends annual aes second year applicable pay premium,
or procure Insurance.
Al Polec. indspuiihls except Tor fraud.
AnPorce' non forfeabs .ner years premium paid
Al Dividends earned forf-aAbe any
Losses promptly AID literally adjusted aud paid % days after receipt
Of proofs,
No sI. charge made Of employment OF travel
Women insured At
Msssaehuset,s Law .ppHoah. al Ils POnc-'
EVERY POLICY HOLDER VOTER AT ELECTIONS FOR
pIRgCrORa
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Ennh Advice.

In Al. por ard other contagious ver BrcHSs
should be freely ued-bundTyi toilet ana HecbAA
Depot, 81 Barcayst, " Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
winchester's Hypophosphites will cure COS'UsPTlos
DIED..

Wedding aud Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note PAPER
Ws kyEKpsIs sons FULroSsT OLD DCrCu CnUEcn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
scribner's Monthly

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CHRISTMAS AT THB NORTH POLE
NEW STORY BY HANS ANDERSEN.
WOMEN AND WINE.
CHRISTMAS EyB IN GBRMAsL
SOCIAL TAXES
CHRISTMAS POEM.
CHRISTMAS STORIES
CHRISTMAS CAROL BY DR. HOLLAND.
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18
POETRY.
God Bless Him.

Or the leth of July last, the Peabody Insti-
tute, raised by his own muniflccnce, In Dan
vers. Mass, his native town, was formally
dedicated in the presence of the late George
Peabody. Robert c. Winthrop made the ad-
dress on the occasion. and Oliver Wendell
Holmes read the following verses:
Bankrupt-our pockets inside out
Empty of words to speak his praises.
Worcester and Webster up the spout
Dead-brokc Of laudatory phrases!
But why with fl0wery speeches tease,
With vain superlatives distr, SIS him!
Has language better words than these:
The friend Of all his race, God bless him
A simple prayer-but words more sweet
By human lips were never uttered,
Since Adam left the eountry-seat
Where angel wings around him fluttered
The old look on with. tear -dimmed eyes,
The children cluseer To carcss MIN,
And every voice unbalden cries:
$50 The J,tendef aUhfsface, God bless him!
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18
A Pair Of Elephant Lovers.
Romeo and Lalla Rookh-Exciting Seen,
- ina Menageris.

The menagerie at Connsrsville. Indian;
a few days since, was the scene Of terri
bic excitement, caused by the wicked old
elephant Romeo having concluded "a
free himself from the control Of man. II
will be remembered that Forepaugh pur.
chased g Lalla Rookh,' the female ele-
phant formerly belonging to Dr. Thayer I
circus. Miss" Lalla" was taken out tu
the winter quarters at Connersville, where
she behaved herself with becoming pro
pristy until Monday evening Of last week
when she happened to remember that Ac
cording to elephant chronology this Il
leap year; so she very deliberately freed
herself OF her chains and strolled t.
where "dear Romeo" WAS standing
meditating over his happy days in tlle
jungler of Africa. ss Ia f....,,f ....,
When morning dawned the keeper con
cludsd to zee the handsome maiden bach
to her quarters, which was very much a
gainst the wishes of her male friend, who
showed his resentment BY throwing the
keeper a distance of thirty feet against
the side Of the house. A dog came next
and in the twinkling Of any eye he was
crushed into o mere pulp ieady to bt
boiled down in the tank OF the Fertilizine
Company. The attendants finding thai
Romeo was just in such state OF excite
ment as he experienced at Hatboro, Pa,
three years since, when he killed his
keeper, the famous Snowman, Tom Will.
Jams, determined 10 put him through q
course of sprouts. But how to do It was
for some time the question; for wheRev-
sr any one would approach with the nee
essary chains Romeo would make such
terrible demonstrations as 10 cause a has
ty retreat. - .s,ta fi sati,lso,y. g7n
As q last resort few loads OF shot
were poured against his trunk, which
caused him to howl with pain, and while
he Was weeping over the great abuse
shown him strong cable was quickly
slipped around one ofhis beautiful ankles,
the guys were pulled, and against his
earnest protest ''Romeo" was forced to
lie down on his side. Then the order
was given for oil hands to belabor him
with clubs, which was done with hearty
good will, as many were anxious to pay
Off old scores but stubborn was the beast
that eight hours passed before he cried,
"Hold, enough - but when he did he was
as thoroughly conquered rs any. army
mule, and promised never even to look
at I" Ialla Roekh" or any other of bis
race as long 40 lie nved, which promise
appearing to have been IN earnest he was
allowed to resume the even tenor Of his
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

GOVERNOR ALcoRx-rhc press OF Mis-.
sissippi express much saiiafacdoa st shs
refusal of Governor Alcoru TO Accept TN
Office Of Provisional GoveruoS""l of
Mississippi, rendered him by Gen. Ames
They augur fair; upright and indepeud
ont administration from an unwilltngnsss
TO owe fsvors to the bayonet ruler ofshs
State. Another thing has given the peo-
ple. confidence in the newly. ele0ted GNv
ernor. His party desired to make hip
United States Senator, and II was thought
at one time, he~would consent to sccept
the honor. But rssently he HAS Shad
made TO him 90 many and sueh urgspt
appeal, from the people not - vAcats
tho Office OF Governor, that he finally.
gave promise that he will not resign y
to accept a seat in the Senate, and thss
he will not be . candidate for the lattes
place. These appeals came chiefly tssm
his political opponents. who feared me
worst results from the elevation o. ths
Lieutenant Governor eject TO the position
aud po wers Of Gsvernoe--1ocfni -wgI
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

Poy yor yosr sspsr.
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

church, and il seemed before the same
concourss. As Hannah was given to me
in the holy state ofrnatrimony. 1t appear.
cd that I was enacting farce and re-
marrying my own wife. QshN
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

!. - lNEA fMfNlNtlttt y, ~
NEW YoRK, ONO AxD Tn4 FIFTEENTH
AMENDMENT. The Democrat maintains
that New York's repeal OF its ratification
OF the fifteenth amendment 10 Of no To-
gal and practical value. Its hrst action
on the amendment was ratification oft,
and il has no right, to use an expressive
vulgarism, to "go back on" that act.
suppose this extraordinary view to DO
corrcct---what about Ohio 2 That State
has once rejected the amendment but Il
is now proposed in it's Legislature to re.
call the rejection, and rstify it. Clearly,
by the Democrats logic, this cannot be
done. II has scted on II once, and that
action must bc final. II 10 thus that every
evil rule adopted by Rsdicalism swiftly
brings it's own rctribution; and 80 ha.
rassod is the party by the stern, yndic,
tive workings Of all its general rules, that
II has finally decided to discard all gene.
raj principles, and make q law Tor every
special case.--St Louie Rspubiicaa. =
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

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Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
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Cards or communications of q personal
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Announcing candidates, for Congress or
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All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
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THE MOUNT AUBURN.
Young Ladies' Institute

LAS a beautiful and convenient location
l. i upon the emncnce from which 1t takes
its name. Its history has been record of un-
interrupted prosperity.
Its course Of instruction runs through three
departments of four years each. Special or
elective courses of study may be pursued as
far as students may wish. Peculiar advanta-
ges are thus offered young ladies who have
already taken the ordinary English studies.
The best of instruction is given in music,
drawing and painting, modern languages and
other extras. None but the most competent
teachers are employed.
Apparatus is furnished for every depart
ment. Libraries containing several thousand
volumes of standard books are always Access
sible. Physical culture Is carefully attended
to.
For catalogues or further information ad-
dress
Rev. A. j. ROWLAND, President.
or |. ii. WHITE, Treasurer.
ga No. 143 Race-st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
aug 17,'69-ly
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

- When We read Of submarine sxplo
rations. we are, sstonished q, the mystsris
Of the deep When We read Grant specu,
lations upon fin saoe we are amazed at VI
mysteries Of the shallow. PrvWsiec.
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18
Our Corn Policy.

We commend the following, from the
Mobile Register, to our farmers. 1t ID
worthy of careful consideration: Ca ls
At this moment, when preparations for
planting are universally made and in a
paper. which will be in the hands Of all
our planters, We cannot omit few words
to impress our theory Of Corn PoLIcY
for the South. 1t 10 Al old error OF o Ut
planters to suppose that whom they make
an immense crop Of cotton they have
made 30 much clear gain to forget that
when they are without grain they must
rob cotton Peter to pay corn Paul. Aud
yet this old foe puts on new face this
year, and We hear Of immense prcpara-
items for cotton and very slim ones fer
corn. This will not do.
Corn Is sfadspendrncs--n iy life! With
heavier grain crops this present year VI
could have held back cotton, II nsedful---
10 it would not have been --and keptsthe
price to any figure We pleased. With
heavier grain crops next year we can do
the same, thus making smaller cotton
crop equally valuable In money. IL for
eign buyers feel that planters can hold,
they will not wait to buy and the demand
will come II, on the other haud, they
know We must sell to buy food, foreign
buyers will wait until necessity forces the
cotton upon the market. Vsulting am
biton to produce immense crops over
leaps itself and prices are made to tun-
bic by the very means the planter uses to
enhance the money value OF his produc
tion Hence do We ssy-PLASr CoRx
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18
Philhps On Gsssransas.

T. The Radical brain ftirnishcv, ssys tho
ST. Louis Rspublicdn, ID stiil busy die
tating Improvements upon what ID efter
the old Constitution, and giving his ott-
dent followers some idcas which will bs
recognized and adopted IN due time.
Philips latest pronunciamento contains
the following: ite 'is asisa
All good governments grosc, they Afe
not nude. Durs wss started id the bcst
form our, fathers could devise Since
then it has grown Many parts VI tho
machinery, never imagined by the fathers
have been added On the pressure OF ne
cessity. In fact the only pressing heesi
ol our fathers day was = geyernmsAt
|, hat could raiss taxes, and psy aehis.
That part OF the machine they hnished
perfectly. The other sides Of
the government our fathers left incon-
pletc. Until 1867 the nation never d.
ilned who were its citixeus. ~ ssiil*V
We must complete tins side Of the Con
stitu,ion. The government is growing.
Necessity viii lick into shape, into good
working order after . while. = = N's7
Zone Of the changes willprobably bsa
verging toward the English isodel. Wa
shall not submit many years 10 keep
traitor in the White House fopsyssss az
ter we discover his treason Having
found that while narrow lawyers and
venal adventurcrs wriggle their way Into
the Senate impeachment is1an imposibiii.
ty, We shall set our wits to invent SONS
other remedy. Very likely the one We
shall select win be to keep our real Ef.
ecutivc in the Capitol and leave only the
national dinuefgivcr and lcvce holder in
the White Housa. Hs BksH g, skesl
From the progress toward organized
despotism which the Radical party has
made in tho last ten years. we imagins
the majority OF sensible people viii b
very willing, even now to compromise
upon government based on."thc Eng
lish model" It is much better than We
are likely to get tlif tho pressntsysssm
continuas eftN 81 g4Hs al islw q hHe
a. - ! a 40aaffry
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18


ET The Little Rock yosrsal Is chasg.
cd by the Republican, with forging Nc
DoxALps autograph, in the circulation Of
their paper. Here is what they say 3 50
Tue FRAxKrxa PRlvrIroK. I'VE learn
that the franking priviiege has bssa asad-
eddy parties in this city " sueh sp sxs
tent that our postmaster refused longer
to submit to the abuse, and hence some
bedy's Journal will not be circulated So
freely in the future, with A. McDonalds
uans on for frse psssage to every past
Office in the State, Ills name appearing
upon the outsidy wrapper, indicated, "
sSiife, perhaps, tii..s 4. A-~rsyy ,s-.--y
ested in the circulation and dissennina.
ton of the visws held by the interested
parties desirsus Of sending Papsrsto a
portions of the State. nistipf5I9e 'iiyini'S
But 1t turns out that senator McD0H.
aid is not Responsible tot hi3 name ap.
pearing In the plaee Of regular stsmps.
and IL 10 generally believed that whoever
commits an error OF this magnitude 10
guilty of forgery. That is the name We
called II years ago, but " may go under
different one in this day and time. Al
any rate 1t is 4 matter for the Grand Jury
to pass upon, aad shouId the parties be
guilty Of An intsnt to, ,defrsud. the courts
will decide the matter. This is q grand
item OF business aAd IL investigated the
jury can remain In session for ahothst
month. sgab as}d sHa sl'ssf y s3oa 81
! Whether Senator Ricc's nasns has bean
used for the same purpose We are not IN
formed --Repu6licsn. 49,. !,
The Journal snaps~ At the imputstisn
as follows'l .rAaIsa A r. tqsJ -w&
This mornings Repxblieaa eontalps -
article on the +" FRxNKIss PHIyiLEsx" ~
Mankind need but little warning against
a wretch, % vile. q to bs capable 6f cen.
cocting the falsehood contained id the
article referred to- So riiieulous fab
ricatiou could have originated enl,s in
the disordercd. .imagination Of some eon,
teinptible creature. whose inbecility ren
ders him harmless, N spite OF his dcprsvi.
ty. N6l e1lalii'.uEt e'h87 ""' ~
Il Senator Mcdonald needs no defsncs
from such source, aud the cowardly in.
sinuation that some ono had forged his
frank, 10 worthy only OF the author Of
such an article, and in harmony with his
character. He,l probably, thought thai
the insinuation would serve his vie puy-
pose OF Islander and defamation, and
leave him to escape responsibility, by bis
customary mode 0f whining aud prevafi.
cation, while hs might not 90 lsasily e..
cape from the consequencesgof 4 bsld
and manly charge. " ~ A,,.ox =. 81.
uSmalI boats should keep near shore. :"
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

- Teacher" How many axes arc
there? o. @ II" ..'@ '"s'''
Girl" Broad axe. narrow AZ .. post sxe.
axe Of tho Legislature. axe Of tho Apostles,
and axe my pa " Y.
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

- Fanny Fern says you can't dam up
woman's feelings, ~ you would . village
s,ream. Well. Fnny, what's use Of swear.
aing about ssr 800 l0a Hefs@A
The Van Buren press., 1870-01-18

a'"Ma. " i should die ssd 60 Z
Heaven. shoull I wear my ms''s sns'qss
dress q it'a na i sria hu. 'b@e' XVI.
"Ns my love; we car scarcely supp's,e
that we shah wear abe Attire ot this weird
in The usxt.'' ysflrfgys.o3 so ~
.sihsa.. ma, how will the :sgs|p kn0s1
belonged 70 the best society !YAIss ssil
Poy for yotr paper. ALL
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-09
lvhe.Ier Mining Compan, ..L csa

w tiou Of works ptn, Gryr, L'mrfalds County 4.
Nevada -Nuti,e l. hereby given that AZ n meet.
ing of the BnHrd OF Trustees OF said G, mpany l., l
on the 2jth day of June, 1870, AN assessment ~
fIty Ceat, per share Was levied upon the capita
stock Of said company payah,e immediately In
unti.d states god oin. to the Secretary. at th.
Office Of the company Per Il stewart street, ssl
Francisco. Cal. Angst OK upon which said sss,,s
ment shall remain unpaid un the 3jth da, q july,
$50. ,iall be deemed delinquent, aud viii he nj
,cftsed tor sale at public auction. aud nblr.s pay
ment sial be made before, viii he sold on the
2uth day Of august, 1870. to pay Delinquent b.
sessmeu,s, together with coat of ad,eitisii & api
expenses Of sale.
By order OF Board of Trustees.
D. D. BENT. srcy,
oflce, Pier u 81, art street, san frsnriscc,
Cal Jtl In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-09
TAKE WARNING! !!

';1uE V & T. Il. Il. CO. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due precaution against accidents ana
loss O. life resulting from the running OF thcir
trars; and they take this method OF warning pa
rents and gnarlians against the dangers attending
the too common practice If children playing alb 'u'
their and locomotives. Those hav ne In chhige
the business of tie CONF any find it impossible to
persuade bows ho frequent the termini and stop
pilg places Of the r, ad from climbing upon the
cas- and engines; and they will feel Themselves
OBLIGED to resort to decided measures il these
annOyancas continued recent ncciienls.
which are wholly asclibabe TO the carelessness OF
persons id jumping on and of the cars when in
motion. should be warning eu1ugh in themselves.
IL. " YERINGToN. Superintendent.
June Ii, 1870 u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON. June 29.-Therc is very
active demand for money both NJ the
bank and on the street.
John Bright restoration to health Is
thought to he permanent.
The new Foo Chow Foo tea lately re-
ccived here proves TO be Of an inferior
quality.
PARIS. June 29.-Thc French Gov
crnment i negotiating Il heavy loan in
order to complete the regeneration OF
Paris inaugurated by Baron IIausslnas.
Cork, June 29.-Quict has been nom
inallv restored. Uneasincss IN CONNER
cisl circles continues, however and
business of all kinds j. almost at u
stand still. Precautionary measures OF
the Government to guard against re-
newaI of the disorder have not been
abated.
The Journal OF Rome SAYS the f"Pc
at Vatican, Yesterday appointed mum
ber of Archb;shops and Bishops, among
the latter for : pringfield, MasSachn
sets, and for Ilarbor Grace, New
Foundland.
FLORENCE, June 29.-lt is reporte'
that General Garibaldi is quite Ill.
PARIS, June 29.-It is said that En-
peror Napoleon and Generals Prim anf