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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-07
New York Money Market.
New YORK, December 6

NEW ORh, bcCeuloeI ".
MONEY-The market was active
up to the close, with 7 per cent cur
rency to per cent. gold, asthe closing
rates. The gold room is beginning 10
assume a more interesting aspect. To-
day business was more active than for
a long time past. The recent heavy
outflow from the Treasury in the re-
demption OF the 500 bonds, in connec'
ton with the agitation OF specie pay
ments, has steadily dragged down the
price for some time past, and today
there was a decline to 1922. This Is
the lowest price for gold since July >,
1862, when gold had reached lO9!, on
account of the rebellion and the lntia'
ton OF paper money.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Was
weak this afternoon at 10y for prime
bankers sixty days sterling bills
GOLD-The market closed up quiet
at fO92@l095.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
firm on a moderate business. Z. S.
currency IS at ll3@ll33.
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From the Greenbrier Independent. /
Our Position. ~


The Wheeling IntslHgencsr does u
injustice when it says we are opposed t.
Democratic nominee for the Presidep
cy altogether. Such an inference can
not be fairly drawn from anything ",
have said.
Our position is, that if the leaders o.
the Democratic party, upon consulta
ton and comparison of views,:and {
calm survey of the entire field, thinl
our success, under such nomination i,
not almost, if not altogether, a Ger
tainty, then we had best make none
We said there would be neither sense
nor patriotism in making nomination
to be beaten" We stick to that. Iii
be the conclusion oiour wise heads that
such will be the fate of a nomination
then, we say, there would be neither
sense nor patriotism in making one
We repeat, We stick to that! We hold
that the defeat OF Grant and his Radi.
cal-Radical supporters, is a question
that swallows everything else. To &C.
complish this, if the Democrats can't
do it, we are willing to unite with Carl
Schurz, Gratz Brown, Horace Greeley
and all other Constitutional and liberal
Republicans. We believe that if Grant
is reelected, by the time his second Con,
stitutional term expires there will be NO
liberty left in this country worth fight.
ing for; and hence it is that we want
him beaten. We have no concessions
to make to Grant Radicals, either in
this S ate or out of it. We will never
consent to any alliance with that infa.
nous set; but we are willing to stand
side by side with honest Republicans,
who desire that the government shall
he economically and constitutionally
administered. We never contended for
either more or less than that in any
party.
If the Democratic party makes a
nomination, we shall stand by it
through thick and thin, from the hour
it is announced until the polls are
closed. II the party declines to make a
nomination, and leaves the matter in
the hands Of liberal anti.Grant Repub-
licaus, and they make nomination
against Grant and his tyrannical clan
Of thieves and plunderers, we will fight
Tor that, just as earnestly and persist.
emily, and do it without the sacrifice O.
single principle. Grants Administra
ton is conspiracy against the lives,
the liberty and the property Of the peo-
pie OF the United States. He has
neither conscience nor principle
neither have those who support him
in his unconstitutional and disgraceiul
proceedings, and all honest men should
and will unite to crush them out as
they would crush out nest of vipers.
That is the sort of humble pie" we
eat, and it we thought the editor OF the
Mtcl2igenccr had a taste for an honest
dish, we would invite him to the feast.
He has evinced hankering toward it
recently, but we fear he will not have
the manliness to break away from the
leashes of his master at Washington.
He need not be afraid, for Grant will
not amount to shucks after the
next Presidential election. Coming
events cast their shadows before.
Grant is doomed.
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Cincinnati sIarkei.

COTTON-Firm; medium l4ic.
COAL-In good demand at l692Oc,
delivered.
COFFEE-Firm, at 2l@23c for
common to choice.
CHEESE-Steady.
EGGS-2S@30c.
FLOUR-Family at Sc 65@6 -;
superfne at S. $500 SO.
GRAIN-Wheat, red winter quoted
at 81 43@l As; Nos. and 2 hill at
81 5O@l so; white at 81 55@l GO.
Corn firmer, at 46@4Sc. Oats un'
changed, at 36@40c. Rye firm at $50
soc. Barley at SOC.
HOGS-Market easy; fat heavy rang,
ing from 81 35@4 55; receipts l6, 43l.
HAY-Quiet at Is 00@l9 90.
MOLASSES-In fair demand and
prices unchanged.
OIL-Linseed at 72@73c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Pork held
firm at $l3 So buyers holding off,
Bulk meats firm; shoulders at SC; clear
rib at 666tc. Bacon quiet; shoulder;
held ut tic; clear rib at 7sc clear side:
at &c. Sugar cured hams at l23@lS3c'
Lard firm and quiet.
POTATOES-Firm.
SUGAR-Steady aed firm; Porto
Rico at lO4@ll4c New Orleans new
crop at l01@ll4c.
SEEDS-Quiet; held firm.
TOBACCO-Quiet-
WHISkY-Firm; sales 1000 barrel:
at 90c.
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= New York Market.
NEW YoRx, December 6.

FLOUR-Market dull and declining
at IS S0@6 10 for super6ne State; 70 40
@6 55 for extra State; IS 60@6 Is
for choice State; s. S0@6 10 for
super6ne western; S. 35@6 90 for
common to medium extra western;
S. 65@7 10 for choice do; 81 1907 80
for common to choice white wheat
western extra; Sc 5096 70 for common
to COOL shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Sc 75@7 10 for trade brands
S. 7097 10 for common to fair extra
st. Louis, and 81 l5@9 Is for good to
choice do. Southern -four dull and In
buyers favor, at Sc S0@7 35 for COM
mon to fair extra and 81 1909 Is for
good to choice do. Rye flour quiet and
unchanged at 81 5O@5 25. Corn meal
quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and in buyers
favor, at 81 5O9l 81 for No. 2 spring;
81 556l 81 for winter red western;
81 63@l &c for amber Michigan; 81 65
al 81 for white do. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Barley active at 81 200
| % for Canada West Barley malt
quiet. Corn steady at Toe for western
mixed ahoat and 77@79c for new do.
Oats steady at 56@57c for western and
Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is quiet and
steady at Sl3 80 for mess; SO 50 for
prime, and Sll 00 for prime mess.
Beef ia Quiet at 81 00@ll 90
for plain mess and 81 0O@l4 90
for extra do. Beet hams steady at SIG w
@240O. Tierce beef nominal at SIG 90
oil 90 for prime mess and Sl9 OO9
~ 0jfor India DO Cut meats dull at 81
@6!c for shoulders and 9i@llc for
hams; middles are quiet. Lard un-
changed at 909sc for No to prime
steam, and 93c for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is dull at l2923c for
western, and 2263lc TOR State.
CHEESE-Dull at ll@l4c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot opened quiet and
a shade firmer, at lS5c for middling,
and l9lc for middling uplands; for
ward deliveries shade firmer, at 1870
10 $40 for December; l9 3-l6@l9ic Tor
January; l9b6l9 TIC for February;
and l9s@l9 | l6 Tor March.
PErKOLEUM-Firm and in fair
request at l3}c for crude and 223@
223c for refined.
TALLOW-Heavy at 9@94c. Stear-
inc dull at 9S@lObc.
WHISKY-Heid firmer at 81 90.
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The Negative powers Of life are strong, but
in a rew years how often the paid hue, the
lack lustre eye and emaciated form, and the
impossible iity OF application to mental eff
fort, show their baneful influence. 1t soon
becomes evident to the observer that some
depressing influence is checking the devel-
opment ofthe body. Consumption Is tn lked
OF, and perhaps the youth is removed from
school and sent into the country. This is
one Of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions OF the ever-chang-
ing scenes Of the city, the powers OF the
body, too much enfeebled to give zest TO
healthfnl and rural exercise, thoughts are
turned inwardly upon themselves.
1.-THE patient be female the approach OF
the menses Is looked for with anxiety as
the first symptom in which nature is to
show her saving power in dittusing the
circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Alas! increase OF ap-
petite has grown by what II fed on. The
energies of the system are Frustrated, and
the whole economy Is deranged. The beau
tlful and wonderful pc iod in which body
aud mind undergo SO fascinating change
from child to woman, is looked for In VAN.
The parents heart bleeds In anxiety, and
fancies the grave but waiting for its victim.
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Baltimore Market,

+ BALTIMORE, December b.
COTTON-Low middlings at lS3@
lS4,.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged;
western family at 81 509S 50.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; Pennsylvania
at 81 6j@l 66. Corn firm; white and
yellow southern at 7O@72c. Oats
quiet al 49@53c.
PROVISlONS-Steady. Mess pork,
5l4 %. Bacon, shoulders, &c; rib
sides, ste; clear rib, SIC; sugar cured
hams, l5c. Lard, lUc.
BUTTER Firm; western roll al
24Ce Doc; good to prime. 2OG23c.
WHlSKY-Excited aud prices high
err, at 9GW9Ic.
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For Rent.

S..grS FIRST AND SECOND
>, 'spoms and cellar beneath,On
CT ~. Market street, and adjoin-
sEr5y Sore OF Mr.. K. j. Smyth,
re q g->elt by the MeSsrs. Hub
lsiI-'-7r WarrroOms. They have
.l- --idni front OF S} feet, the
2 :,1ll Or which is filed with
i :, IL i0catlon is No. | and re-
1'sS.. ioaly business requiring
@lo--s. Possession the lst OF
IN Il'se-StOry Storehouse and
g.n street, directly opposite
:.~.li al present occupied by
t>)l, WdtcnInakers and Jew
9)0I tenant, If desired, the
= = materially altered and I'M
- = HnmIty 10 the Grant House
IL, Ssl%)n bridge make it a COM
>Nl-,, stand. Possession, April
WI. PAXTON,
Fourth street.
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ror Sale.

rOILOWING DESIR-
6 laE ~ >iIe: 4 brick house
.l.. '' -, near the Shriver
15 s NIL lot, corner sixth
ID :, a." NV sold in three parts II
/, Is. 81. Of Of . rooms on Chapline
, ~ y, house, &C. 4 house
-. al Of sixth. containing
7.. ntntry. path room, &C.
, "'' S''''TI HuS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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For sale.

,sIi6,T.S, 9, 10, II, u, Is,
q -, q, .'Itre No. i, in the sub
v =, - J',>eph caldwell estate
: ~ sSwmi.l property. Also;
81 ", in in squire No. Is, situated
~ ~, i! Bo.ton street and imme NINE
-. ~, y .. Mrs. Hays residence
10y l.. q. HUGHES,
.r. O!ice on Chapline, be-
n * ~, -..,T.I streets. Sep2
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, December 6.
FLOUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Whest dull and nothing
doing No. 3 red at 81 3O. Corn dull
and nothing doing. Oats dull; No. 2
ut 3S3c. tst
H0GS-Drssssd at Is 90.
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!, ,,ryTY CIRCUIT COURT.
ss:hs.m ', Chancerv.

,-,s..-, etah. }
4. - NJ \ DECREE ENTERED
u me entities! cause, on SAL
IN ,!sy o. November, ISL, l
--I.s--m.I.>>iouer named there
:. ;, Sc! on SAIU RDAi, the
l.,-G1er, III, al the front
t,r-, House OF Onio county,
80 me bl. and proceedings
.t ku1Eu a. the "keiIn
- a, the corner OF Water
- is, in the city Of Wheeling,
s-,rr.OwS: Beginning at the
= = ''-.'r.r OF Water and Quincy
u g1.;G with Water street lUU
n ~. D. u line parallel with
- lra, 10 an open space;
- Wr,I line OF said open
. ~: larUce east by a line
- y1.lc5 street 10 an alley;
- v.g lg- wt>. line OF said al
Vi vlacy sir et; thence west
ID I'm Inc OF >ail Quincy street
I, ~. r-gu4iGL. tuL-lAer win the
=. alley on Inc east side OF
!, IN N common with other as
q. ~aud James X. Baker, being
s-.y conveyed TO casper anu
81 r. liz said james and James
Ii, - 81 !llrd Drce Der ~, l>6i,
.o-i-l.uteed book Is, page 81,
!. -.-., Office OF ONO county.
(. ,-n.-ty there's a new 7 Ivern'
m .Dd siaD..ns and ali neceS-
..l.e-> Tor a fir>t-claSS Hotel.
. Immediately opposite the
y -iJllO Ra.ruai Depot.
Il, >a-.-Oue-iour,h OF the pur-
sT.l De- required III cash; for
.ls7... Of lwr,ye, twenty-iour
4 ~ o.lAS will be given in
- ;ae purchaser executing
~ aggfoyrd security, bearing
I4,-. myaJ.e annually, and
,-.t.4.l=I until the last pay
= -.-
g.l2GE .. DAVENPORT,
% Commissioner.
bt ~ l1I DAVENPORT, Att'ys.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

|nn g TABLE DWELLING HOUSE
I'D, The Island. Immediate
= APP! 10
80 S.L.CUTHBERT.
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o,,oFarnn For Sale

V% WASHINGTON CoUS :;
a!i,{S sP, X. r., all under
tae NJ .:,iSiivation; is well adapt
- n e cur .N,si buildings, orchard,
& .s.lS, good, buildings new
,2iiL.T ysin OF good coal. For
- ''' :. l. CuTHBERT.
Monroe street.
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4 ...Ns CLOTHES WIRING
a v -.eST any and all others,
=, sr, rA Better than can be done
IA br, lime and clothes.
ig5 ~, AMI II not satisfactory,
.,.-y e. Your money. The POOR,
s'iIHot afford TO do with
{ sTs .s'rbrated WringerS.
" H. D., with c .; cheaper and
>, sl liners. Uther varieties of
e. ~ ~ ~ Also the celebrated
PRYOR BOYD & co.
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A CARD.

VI 49,, ~. ,CGHLY RENOVATiNG
g,,. it,,.,,'Iinrnt, the Wheeling
T, - y, ,p,ecupa,!on by Mess $.
N "a, - 'i ,g'>' have leased it for
M - y |TH'y son Alfred f.. Smith
III , 80 with foil confidence
-. .'".'Aniacture Kennel Ales,
III. 'S0ch as / have long had
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HELMB0LD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weakness Arising from Excesse
or Early Discretion,

attended with the following symptoms: In
disposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss
of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing, neneral
Weakness. Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves.
Trembling, Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night
SweaIs Cold Feet, WakefulneSs, Dlmhess
of Vision, Languor. Universal Lassilude Of
of the Mus :ular System, Often Enormous
Appetite with Dyspeptic symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Dr.ness OF
the Skin, Pallid Countenance and trup-
lions on the Face, Pam in the Back, Heavi-
ness ofthe r:yellds, Frequently Black spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary
SuGusiou and Loss OF Sight, Want OF At
teuton, Great Mobility, Re~tlessness, vii h
Horror OF Society. Nothing IS more deSir;
able to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they more dread, for Iear Of them
selves; no repose OF manner, no earnest
ness, no specu alton. but a hurried transit
ton from one question to another.
These Sympoms,t if Allowed to 60
on--Whlch this Medicine Invariably
Removes--Soon Follow Loss OF Pow
er, Faulty and epiIeptic Fits, in one
of which the Patient may Expire.
During the Superintendent OF DR.. Will
son at the Bloom ngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred in two patients. Reason
had for time left them, and both died Of
epilepsy. They were OF both sexes, and
about twenty years OF aye.
Who can say that these excuses are not
frequently followed by those direful dis
eases, Insanity and consumption The
records of the Insane Asylu ms, and the
melancholy deaths by ption, bear
ample witness TO the truth OF these asser-
lions. In Lunatic Asylums the most mel
ancholy exhibition appears. The countez
nance is actually sodden and quite destf-
tute; neither mirth nor grief ever visits It.
should sound Of the voice occur 1t is rare
ly articulate.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
While weregret the existence OF the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared TO
offer An invaluable gift OF chemistry for the
removal OF the consequences.
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TinWare.

.lspeein aE SUBSCRIBER
M Owed iy y, intor " the Public
~ lo;3 Na ans Store and Work
SSTEaak Of ~ street, one door
eE0 W. JOHNSON
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s's@ Received

~ esx3SS 40 : CASINOS,
u. ! GSserel, new. ei'
81 y sssssskksIsl, new.
%SaSSissssI}p sSsi ! Is S. e, :sl'
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GEO. w. SMITH.
l"AHTNERSIIIP.

!. 2 s41NED HAVE THIS
::,y,S1,S ~, partnership for the
y a'tserI9 VI ~. me business OF Malt
%.ey ,5a d. ; lhe odd Wheeling
',g hrm name Of SMITH
HabbS1RED F.. SMITH,
b. NNtHUR NJ. TEECE,
NTH { General Partners.
~, SGysS,,P SPECIAL Partner.
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!. , "a. b , w. a term of years from
. Gyla, y, va Wheeling Brew
= a1ps5S ~ purchased his Stock of
! !; SHIN, :, We are now prepared
M lie sisn ~ our line. We intend
~ &c ''AdaFd Of Mr.. Smiths
H.. SMITH 4 70
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NATION Al B 4 N K

OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes and
Bills discounted. Exchange Bought and
Sold. Collections made on all points and
proceeds promptly RENTED.
DIRECTORS:
Crispin Oglesay, Thomas Hughes,
Michael Reilly, DR.. A. 8. Todd,
Arthur Little, J. r Hubbard,
R W. Hazlett, II. Pollock.
James Maxwell.
CRIsPIN oGLEBAY, President
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier. augo
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NTN a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL, eioe, 900.

CAPITAL, vseS,Oo0.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. h, Simpson, Vim. c. Haudlan,
Jno. X. Botsford, 7. NJ. Dodson,
Augustus Pollock, john l.. Hobbs,
James X. McCourtney.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
ly organized, is now prepared TO take risks
upon Buildings of all Kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and Cargoes OF all KINDS on the Western
Waters. Applications Tor Insurance will
be promptly attended 10 oy the Secretary.
Office No. 2 Mcclure House, nexI door 10
corner of Monroe street.
WIN. Is. SIMPSON, President.
WIN. Z. HANDLAN, Vie Pres't,
JR. MILLER, Secretary. novlS
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SAH KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
CAPITAL 900

A general Banking Exchange and Collec.
ton business transacted with fidelity and
promptness.
Certificates of Deposit issued and interest
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums 70 suit.
N.w Fractional Currency and |, z, 3 and &c
coin always on hand for the accommoda-
ton of the public.
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers aud Others solicited.
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vi THE BEST.

: EARHET STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

Reign Of Tcrror in Paris Confused By
the Ceamunists- -Government Troope
Maineniu Captured -Posidono-HGro1c
Csnaacs Of Government TreeDs-C<n-
Ranists ButcheR TheiR PFlsoneRs-&m.
Dense Less Of tie Insurgeaes.
VERSAILLES, April 8.-Tho communities
continue the reign Of terror in Paris and tho
neighborhOod. The indignities heaped upon
religion have shocked all the decent portion
Of the community. There is war against
priests, and it is not safe for one to be seen in
Paris. All hopes are in MacMahon.
The government troops maintain Ill pest
terday. No now attack has boen made by
either party, and there u strong desire
among the more substantial citizens to see
Paris again reocctipied by the Germans
The loss in the battles Of yesterday, On
both sides, were quite as large q mem
toned in the previous dispatches.
The conduct Of the govegnment troops ct
the Avenue de Nepilly was most hAroio.
They never fsltered 2 moment during Z rain
great, but their success Is complete.
The communists, since the battle. have
committed the widest excesses and buteh-
cred the prisoners they held. The excite
ment here is intense and communication
with Paris is kept up only with great dim
Guilty.
A circular issued by President Thiers, and.
bearing date of the seventh, says: Yeoter-
day the gensd'arms carried the inburfent
position at Courbevoie, and to-dsy ~
bridge-at Neuilly was carried by the gQv:
ernment troops. General Montanban vas
slightly and General Pichot seriously
wounded. The losses Of the insurgents arc
immense, and the positions captured are Of
decisive Importance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09

FightiDg Terrible = Rain of shells Geon
vcrsa1lles Arny- Crowds ef Wo9eaand
ChilAren Watching sho Cnanglng eeonoo
-DisssEness toward de versailles Gov-
ernnene.
PAR1s, April I, via London, April a.
Fighting is terrible. Tho natiOnale, On
Thursday night, repccupied the barricade
ct Neuilly, and il was to-day fercely At-
lacked X the nsssai. Sssss: .tad Of ths Yer xssssss
ton with mitrai1leuses, which Ind been
mounted ON the barricade. There was .
perfect rain Of shells from the Versailles
army until halfpast four in tho afternoon,
when it became apparent direct assault
was intended BY the government forces.
The movement proved . feint. hoWever, for
instead Of following it up, the versailles
left Hanks of the barricades. There for an
hour q rapid and effective fire Of musketxy,
and then the fighting increasing in intensity,
the committee of hostility advanced two
fresh battalions Of infantry, supported by
eight guns.
Crowds Of women and children were in .
dangerous position near the Arc de Tri-
omphe, watching with the utmost anxiety
the changing scenes Of the battlefield.
The fiTe 81 the artillery has, up to this
time, been spared.
The enceinte nationals resist the advance
of the assemblists with determination, and
they will defend every inch Of the streets
should the assemblies succeed in entering
the city. ~. S.
There is q strong concentration Of the na-
tionals in Place Vend0me, many pieces Of
artillery in the courtyard Of the Palais
Royal and in front Of the church of Made
line.
The utmost bitterness toward the Yer
sailles government pervades the public
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WASHINGTON.


Weather Report ana Probabilities -I.enG
session Of Judiciary Ce9nittee-Sen-
ator Merten eerenadoA-Removal Of
Grinnell- -eessatien in Pselsical Circles.
WASHINGTON, April Weather Report
Synopsis for past twenty -four hours.-The
weather remains sensibly unchanged, with
q high westerly sea breeze on the Pacific
coast. The northeast storm on Lake Supe-
rior continues with but little abatement 80
far as reports have como in. Partially
cloudy weather, with high southwest winds,
have prevailed in tho upper Mississippi
valley and ON Lake Michigan. Fresh
winds on the lower lakes. The etemperature
has increased decidedly on the middle and
cloudy weather, with south and southwest
winds, have prevailed in the Southern and
Gulf States. A light snow storm is re-
ported from Wyoming.
There are NO indications of any material
change for Sunday. The southwest winds
will probably increase on the lower lakes,
and the cloudiness or haziness be e.generally
on the increase.
The judiciary committee had very long
some amendments to the House Ku-Klux
bill, but the details have not transpired.
Senator Morton 10 being serenaled to-
night. Grant and Colfax are ON the stand.
Both Norton and COlfax, IN speeches, nomi-
mated Grant for President in 1872.
The removal of Mr.. Grinnell from the pO-
sition of naval officer at New York has pro-
duced very decided sensation in political
circles, inasmuch as it il known that the
change was made without the knowledge Of
Mr.. Boutwell,, who is personally and OIL
cially in close relationship with Mr. Grin
nell. The latter, ON receiving notice of his
removal, wrote q. letter to the President.
Mr.. Boutwell, first heard of Mr.. Grinnell's
removal through the newspapers, hsving
been absent from Washington for . week,
but will return tonight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-09
WHOLE NUlfDER 1921.

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