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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-21
THE TENNESSEE.
Safe in the Promised Land.
New YoRK, February

New YORK, February 20.
The steamship North America, from
Rio Janicro pid st. Thomas, has just ar
rived, and brings news Of tho safe ar
rival Of the Tennessee at San Domingo.
The Commission at San Domingo--
The Samana LOts--Baez Takes
the Commission Under His Wing
.-Everything Lovely. ... .
SAN DOMINGO Cry, February 3.
The Commission arrived from Samana
Bay yesterday. Every one connected
with the party is in excellent health.
The want of COaling facilities detained
the ship six days. At SANTANA the Com
mission found the inhabitants Of the pen.
insula very generally in favor OF anneXa-
ton. A full investigation made into the
ownership Of the land around the harbor
showed that no United States official is
involved IN any private transaction there
whatever. Fabens and his associates and
0'Sullivan have perpetual lease, ut u
nominal price, of nearly oil the available
water front for large vessels around tue
harbor Of SANTANA. y
There Is no valuable mineral in that Sec
ton. The Commission landed here this
morning, and was formally received by
Baez. Mr.. Wade explained the character
and object to Baez, and tho Cabinet gave
cordial welcome. President Baez said
that peace and stable government would
follow their union with the United States,
and the people were all anxious for that
union. Ca6ral had no Dominicans with
him, and the commanders OF the force he
was supposed TO command were Haytians,
and Hayti was the real mover In the
whole matter. He Ind information that
an excursion was 10 DO made while the
Commission was here TO influence them,
and from agents he had learned the whole
movement He. hoped the Commission
would examine all classes md promised to
extend welcome. Five Of the party came
across the island from Samana TO this
place. The Commission find thus far no
appearance OF public disturbances or dis
sensiOna The season Is very healthy.
The officers and crew OF tho United States
steamers Tennessee, Nantaskel and Yam.
tic, now In this harbor, are all well. The
Commission will be here o week longer,
and will probably visit Aqua next The
stories of trouble there arc untrue. Tho
Commission intend 70 start Tor home In
about four weeks. Tonight Baez has
agreed to give safe conduct to Cabral or
any of his officers, To como here and meet
the Commission, and messengers will be
dIsnAtchel at once. ta W. II
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THE WASHIGTON CARNIVAL.
Big Thing on Wood (Pavemcnt).--
Great Day on the Avenue.
Music, Banners and DecoratIons---
Trials Of IIorseflcsh.
Great Crowd---llIuminatIons Last
Night.

Great Cr0Wds-.llIuminatl Last
Night.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
Pennsylvania avenue, ut M carly hour,
was crowded with citizens and strangers,
the latter being here in thousands. Many
stands erected on public reservations and
in front of stores were early occupied.
Flags, evergreens and emblems deck all
houses from 18th street to the capital, and
on both side, of the avenue arc displayed
the whole length for tho general illumi-
nation tonight Never before llas there
been such large assemblage here, except
ing on Presidents Inauguration days.
In various parts Of the avenue bands OF
music wsEe playing. The President and
other prominent persons have quarters
and balcony at one Of the hotels. All
Is gaycty and excitement. Business is
generally suspended, The weather Is
pleasant The performances commenced
with trials of horse speed, followed by
pleasure riding in carriages. During the
afternoon there will be civic parade on
foot and q wheel-borrow race.
The President to-day signed the West
Point Military Academy bill.
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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 20.

'..' UnlCAGO, feDfuAry ".
The total number Of hogs packed this
season in Chicago, up to date, Is S9G,506,
and the packers are still at work.
]. Murphy, Catholic priest at Canton,
Illinois, has been found guilty OF illicit in.
terCourSe with his housekeeper, and was
dismissed a day or two since. On Friday
he undertook to leave town with a lot Of
goods belonging to the parish, loaded up,
but constable stopped him. Murphy,
heretofore, has stood high In hisprolession.
In a suit in tho District Court at Du-
buque, Iowa, Of Richmond & johnson,
proprietors OF tho Dubuque Elevator, rS.
the Illinois Central Railroad Compa.
ny, as lessees of the Dubuque and
Sioux City railroad for violation of con-
tract in not giving the elevators the
handling of all grain at one cent per
bushel till September, 1876. Judge Bul.
ion this afternoon rendered judgment
against the railroad company Tor $57,-
77O damages for two years prior to May
l, 1870, and decided that the company Is
liable for one cent a bushcl from
that time TO the expirrtion Of the
contract, deducting the cost Of
handling grain In elevators. II this de-
cislon Is sustained, It will compel the rail.
road company to pay about quarter of
a million Of dollars for violation of the
contract. The case will go to the Su.
preme Court.
General reports from this State arc 10
tho effect that the prospects Of the wheat
crop was never better at this season Of the
year than now. t.'Ji. M..
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FfOpG ne L0llSrlRe C0uTitrJourHdi.
Much has been said in the newspapers
about the wrctched handwriting In which
Horace Greeley submits his editorials to
the printer. He does write On cxecrablc
hand, TO be sure, and that II has never
caused riot in the Tribune Office, accom-,
panied with the tearing Of hair and the
shedding Of blood, Is attributable solely
10 the fact that the printer will submit tC
any outrage rather than disturb the peace
Of the community in which lie lives
During tho reign Of Brownlow In Ten.
nessee, o political gathering Of some sort
was appointed 10 be held at Nashville OF
n certain day, and the incompatible Agri'
culturist Of ChappaquA was invited ID
lend tho lustcr Of his bald head to the OC.
casion. An answer 10 the invitation was
received in due time, and although II was
given the prayerfll attention Of everybo-
dy In the city who had been to school
day In his lie, II was never ascertain
cd whether Horace said he would come
or not. That reply Of bis passed into the
hands of one OF the loyal inhabitants Ol
the city, who still preserves II carefully,
and often exhibits Il TO strangers when
they ask him TO drink, as an autograph
letter from tic Emperor Of Japan, offer.
Ing him q high position under tue Japan.
csc government, with q salary Of flly
thousand dollars a year, and perqulsitel
amounting 10 quite as much more. There
arc perhaps not moro than half dozen
men now living who can read Greeley's
handwriting, and Horace himself, we bc'
lleyc, Is not ono Of them.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

II Is asserted that John Russell Young
editor Of the N. Y Standard, who sailed
for Europe Saturday, went out as u special
agent for the Treasury Department, car.
rying letters from the President and other
very influential men.
The Australia, from Glasgow, arrived
yesterday at New York.
Havana dispatches officially deny
the truth Of the rumor that u large num-
Der OF fillibusters have recently been
landed on the coast of Cuba.
Commodore Peter Turner, in charge
of the Philadelphia Naval Asylum, died
Sunday at that institution.
Collins Touring mills, at Eagle Har'
Dor, Orleans county, New York, was
burned Monday morning Loss $4,000
insurance $4,000. The fro Is supposed
To be the work of an incendiary.
Gen. Halpinc, the liberated Fenian
prisoner, arrived ut Boston In the steamer
Siberia, Monday. lie was met ut the
wharf by Patrick Donohoo and Boyle
O'Reilly, who accompanied him to rooms
at the Parker House.
The bark, Joseph s. Prowl, laden
with sugar, has been wrecked on the coast
of ireland, off Clomaclity, and all hands
lost.
-323, ,44 barrels Of whisky was recti.
fled in the First Ohio Districtin 1870.
--R. B. Pullan, Collector Of the First
Ohio District, has received his blank bond
to be filled up with view to the consoli.
dation OF the First and Second Districts.
Thomas Mcclellan, charged with
killing Myers ut Hamilton, Ohio, will he
tried in Warren county, instead of Hamil-
ton.
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SUDDEN ILLNESS OF SENATOR BORE.
MAN.-IIon. William I. Borcman, Senator
from Tyler, was taken suddenly and seri.
ously III, at the Capitol yesterday, Feel
ing somewhat unwell he had left his seat
in the Senate 10 walk out in tho air, when
as he was passing through the hall, his
strength LEFT him and lie sank TO the floor,
and became unconscious. Aid was prompt.
ly given, the Senator was carried to the
State Superintendents office and restora.
tives applied. For q time circulation
seemed entirely suspended and his cxtrc-
mites were cold rs ice. After some cf.
fort he was restored TO consciousness and
later in the day was able to be conveyed
to his place Of boarding at tue residence
OF John W. Scntz, Esq, where he is re.
ceiving every attention. Last evening lie
had rallied greatly and was pronounced
out Of danger.
The news Of his sudden illness spread
rapidly through the Capitol, and the
anxiety Of the members for q time caused
u suspension Of business.-C0urter 18Th.
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, Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 20

CorToN-Firm; middling 14ic.
FLoun-Dull; family SO 15aG 40.
GRAIN-Whcat steady; red 81 Bal 3S
52a53c. W lgG5Ia4 AIbsd
GROcERIEs-CoAce, steady at 1SalSlc
straightforward dull at G5a7Oc on
On-Linsced oil, steady at SOC. ,LarG
oil, 81 10. 'A
EuGs-Steady at 20a91c. ,ru y,
BUTTER-Unchanged. q
CuEEsE-Unchanged.
SEEDs-Clovcr seed, ,stcady.at t1ic
Timothy, 90 2Oa6 30. , y -
PRovIsIoNs-POrk, dnll at sec 25a99 so
Lard, dull; head and gut 19tc; steam 19Ic
kettle 1890 Bulk meats, dull at sgl0al0tI
and lie for shoulders, sides clear rib ant
Sides bacon Ota1lIc and 19c.
TonACco-DemNnd good. t,5. ,sy
WntsKY-Steldy atS7c.
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Rowdyism at Washington ITall-.A
Remedy Called for. s
FEDRUARY 18th, 1S1


To the Editors Of The IateQigmar:
! wish, through your paper, to express
few thoughts which 1 hope may work q
change for the better. Being stranger
in the City, and to make time pass away
agrecably, | visited Washington Hall Sat.
urdhy evening, and, | must say, l never
saw anywhere such rowdyism, such dis.
regard Of law and order. The ruflians
appeared to have It all their own way. II
tue police Of your city know their duty,
they are either too cowardly to discharge
1t, or utterly disregard the oath they take
to sec the law enforced. The City Coun.
Gil should take measures to compel the
Sergeant to put u stop to this reckless dis.
regard of order. The credit of the city
demands It /; strangers demand protection
from insult, shownien pay for Il. No other
city would tolerate such behaviour, and |
hope the Council will look to it
'lin. ''. aL 'zaaT... STRANGER.
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WASHINGTON.
CONDITION OF SENATOR SUMNER.

WASHINGTON, February 90.
Senator Summers physicians say he will
not be able to resume his duties In the
Senate for four or five days, and that he
ought not to do so this session, as any vic.
lent eXcrtiOn or excitement being likely
to bring on u second attack, which might
prove fatal. The Senator Is understood
to have n speech in preparation giving
further expression Of views on the San
Domingo question: and defining the posi-.
tion he assumed in the debate upon the
subject.
TIE ,CoNsTITUTIoSALTY OF TIE COTTON
t.4. TAX AFFIRMED.
The Supreme Court to-day affirmed the
constitutionality Of the cotton tax by
divided court.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS on TIE 22D.
The temperance organization of Wash
ingtOn, ut the request oi tho Congressional
Society, propose to observe Wednesday
next, WGshington's birthday, by meet.
ing in tho afternoon in Lincoln Hall at
which addresses will he made by Senators
Wilson. Wiley and Rcvels, Representa-.
tivcs Moore and Maynard, and DR.. Ran.
kin, Mr.. Drew and AIr. DAVIS, Of Rhode
Island. In tho evening there will be two
meetings, ut Lincoln Hall and DR.. Sunder.
lands church. Tho meeting at Lincoln
Hall will be addressed by Senator PattCr.
son, Representative Shanks and Law.
renee, and Hon. Amasa Walker. The
meeting in the church will DO addressed
by Senators Buckingham and Pomcroy,
Representatives lIill and Cook, General
Howard and DR.. Sunderland.
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People Who DOM, !" Yearn" TO be
fl 81 Annexed.r 81 NJ
.lIIGh 3Tonosro. Fcbrnorv % 7

The Leader commenting on the Howard
resolution, offered In the United States
Seuate, recommending the High Commits
sion 10 provide for a cesslon Of British
North America, says; 'gi.l..
"The proposition Is conceived In nm Of.
icnsiye spirit and Is, Of course, quito inad'
nlssable. We can assure Our American
neighbors that II they desire n closer re.
latiOnship with the Dominion than at
present existing, they arc taking the very
best means Of preventing its accomplish
mcnt; because any proposition Of this
kind only provokcs a bitter spirit Of hos.
tillty in this country towards tho United
States.
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Our in Doddridge tho other day gen
tleman named FRUM welded a lady whose
Christian name Is DILEMMA. Thcparents
of the young lady CTALKTNoroN Is the
name) were in q dilemma about name
for her. They got out of 1t by getting
her into it; and now here Is n poor fellow
who has got ta Dilemma on Ills hands for
the balance Of his days. ----.-..-----
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STRANGE DIsAPPEARANcE OF A CrTI-
zEN.-Mr. John NJ Woodbridge, one ol
the oldest and most prominent merchants
of this city, and extensively known
abroad, left his home some time during
the night of Thursday, Cd inst, without
having stated where he wRs going, and
has not been heard Of since. Mr.. Wood.
bridges business affairs were in a sound
condition; and le'was independent in bis
circumstances: but, though clGar-mindcd,
he had been suffering for some time under
nervous debility, attended with fits OF dc.
preston 80 thattlie worst fears hayebecn
entertained by some on account Of his dis.
appearance. A common opinion is, that
his death, II it'has occurred, has probably
been from accident, as he was In The habit
In his business operations Of leaving sud.
denly and without warning, often at night,
and may have fallen Into the river In at.
tempting to get upon a boat at some ol
the landings, The river hAs been dragged
for his remains, and search md inquiry
has been diligently made in the neighbor.
ing country and on the railroad; but thus
far In vain. Any information would bG
thankfully received by his afflicted family
and friends. ,. ~
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK, February 20.

II N 7 4NEaW HVI'11I Il W.T. 111'EJ w
The decline In frcights, aided by the fi.
vorable weather, gives some impetus n
the dry goods trade, but business Is still
far from being active. Printed Callcos arc
strong and IN fair request at lie for dcsir.
able makes In fancy colors, Printed lawns
Of select styles arc In fair demand ut Ida
l5c. Printed porcalcs are salCable at 22iC
for Pacific styles, and mousdelaincs arc
selling at 1ec, Printing cloths are In lcss
request and can bO bought readily at &c.
White heavy sheetlng and brown drills
rulo steady At 12a19c, fl'NlN
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"IF anybody had met Christopher Col
umbus In the middle Of the Atlantic, and
told him that he was in tho net Of discoy'
ering country that would ultimately fall
into the hands Of such an administration
as the present, he would have gone back
home and stayed there ."-LOuisriRe COu
rier-JOurnal.
Very likely. Accustomed from Lis
youth to yield implicit obedience to au
lhority, he would have been utterly at d
loss to comprehend how It should be pos
sible to treat 50 incorrigibly bigoted and
lawlcsS State US Kentucky with the
clemency and magnanimity which have
characterized the action of the admins
tration. He would have been completely
gusted.-Rttdurgh Commercial.
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MEMPHIS.
Two lIcn Conrlcted Of NIurdcr.

,at-s MEMrnIs, February, 20.
The Criminal Court was crowded this
morning to hear the verdict in the case
oi Graves and Boston, charged with the
hanging Of d boy named schOheld, In this
county, in July last Tho prisoners had
borne up we'll Throughout the tedious trial
but since the case was given TO tho Jury,
on Saturday, they had evidently suffered
much. When the clerk read, ave, the
Jury, have found the prisoners guilty ol
murder In tho first degree, but recommend
them to the Clemency Of tho court" !" they
were much affected, ~.
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A Deputy Marshal Assassinated at
W Now Madrid, Mo.

.aaIvN IIrfl sT' LOUIS Fep' w
Ellis L. jenkins, Deputy United States
Marshal for the Eastern District Of Mis-.
souri, and Deputy Collector for Second
Revenue District, was shot and Killed
Wednesday night last while standing In
tho sitting room of a hetCl in Now Mad.
rid, Tho fatal shot was fired through
the window Of the sltting.toOm. JGn.
kins had, during tho day, angry words
with the son Of the sheriff Of New Mad.
rid county, and Il rs said pistolb were
drawn, but it-iS not known whether this
man committed the decd. No arrests
had been made at last accounts.
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JAT tho late meeting Of tue Presbytery,
brother W said; Early In his minis.
try, he and another brother were conduct.
ing q meeting In which there WIS much
religious interest, An old man gave OK.
preston to his Joy by shouting, and con.
tinued II until Il began to interrupt the
services. Brother II. said 10 brother W.,
"Go and stop that old mans noise" The
shouting man at once became quiet.
Brother II. asked brother W. what he
said TO 10 the old man to mako him so
quiet, Brother W. replied, n asked him
for dollar for foreign missions" {
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EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Acknowledgment from Thiers--
.aA Il Embassy 10 Paris. lIl.

.a4 ii Embassy 10 Paris. j.
BORDEAUX, February TO-
In the National Assembly to-day,
Thiers delivered a speech, he dwelt upon
the distress and sutferngs which had been
caused by the war and the German inva'
sion, and on the necessity Of peace. Never.
theless, said Thiers, terms with the Prus-
SLAMS would only be accepted Il consist.
ent with the honor Of France, The task
Of the administration Is to paciiy and re-
reorganize the country, to restore its
credit and reorganize labor, and when
this Is accomplished, the country itself
will decide its destinies. The Assembly
subsequently adopted the proposal made
by the government to send q commission
Of fifteen Deputies to Paris to act as an
intermediate between the negotiators and
the Assembly. Thiers proposed that the
Assembly suspend its sittings during the
negotiations.
Thicrs, Picard and Favrc left for Paris
this evening.
VERSAILLES, February 90.
The payment Of ten millions Of tho
twelve millions francs imposed upon the
Department of Disc has been deferred.
A number OF concessions by the Germans
are reported elsewhere. An exchange Of
prisoners will take place at an early day.
Paris quiet.
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VERSAILLES, February 90.
GERMANY.
LONDON. February 90.

LONDON, February 20.
The Times Berlin special telegraphs that
tho prolongatlon of the armisticc would
injure thcposition Of the Germans, and
Germany will continue the war, unless
compensation for the past and guarantees
for the future are not promptly given. No
food is now allowed to leave Versailles for
Paris
A Berlin telegram says that Prussia still
rejects any Intervention aud mediation,
and Bismarck will soon recognize the Re.
public. The Bonapartists are negotiating
on the Plebiscitc.
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Chicago Market.
T-------- !
CHICAGO, February 90.

lH CHICAGO, February 20.
FLouR-Quict; extra spring IS 25aG %.
GlATN-Wheat opened firm and closed
dull; No. 9 spring Chicago at 81 22ta1 90
cash; 81 22ial 23t seller March; 81 Goa
1 est seller Aprils closing inside, Corn
No. . mixed dull ut 5Ota50Bc for cash;
closing inside. Oats; No Q quiet at Asa
4slc. Rye; No, . steady at 0Oc. Barley
No. 3 dull at 7Gic,
HoGs-Llve hogs quiet at SO S5a7 co.
dressed, fair and active, and closed firm
at IS 40. u .HtE
CATTLR-Actiyc and closed weak at 10
aide, lowerat 80 4Oa9 12t. l9fI0lt,O,
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From he ". Y. Times.

From Me " Y. Times.
The American Exchange Bank is now
paying oil, in gold, $8,0OO000 Of the prin.
cipal OF the State debt OF Illinois. Part
OF these bonds were originally made us in
sterling money, G225 TO $1,000, and the
Treasurer and New York Transfer Agent
of the State, both of whom arc now In
the city, adjust the exchange on these
bonds, TO the satisfaction Of holders, in
American gold coin. The gold draw on
account Of this $3,000,OOO payment has
probably had some influence In the mar
kct, as the bulk oi the bonds paid off
were owned in this country. The trans.
action leaves,as heretofore remarked, only
$2,O000O0 of debt against tho State, In
bonds not due until 1877. The thirty
years history Of the debt Of Illinois has
been q very evcntlul ono, tho prospect Of
payment being, for several years, so
gloomy that the bonds sold In Wall
street, at one time, (about the year 1872
at 19@20 cents on the dollar. In later
years the rapid and enormous develop
inent Of the State by the Illinois Central
Road, not only brought population and
credit, but immense taxcs into the State
Treasury. The road alone pays per
cent u year on It's gross traffic, and this
has so Increased that nearly half million
of dollars per annum Is brought TO the re.
lief of other taxpayers, and. FIVE mistake
not, more than defrays tho ordinary ex.
penscs OF the State Government. The
city of Chicago, equally with tho State,
has been most fortunate with the Illinois
Railroad system. The city has never in.
Cured u dollar Of debt to build the roads
which now pour their immense tradei into
It's stores and warehouses. And tho State,
In transferring the United States Land
Grant of 2,595,0OO acres to the Illinois
Central, reserved o share in It's business,
the present value oil which Is, perhaps, but
the half Of It's future worth per annum to
the Treasury. s1i. .'e '. t''.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, February co.
FLouR-Unchanged.
GnAlN-Wheat, dull; Ohio and Indi,
ana, 81 55a1 90. Rye, steady; at 81 0Sa
81 10. Corn, dull; yellow, 70asOc; mixed,
77a78c. Oats, steady; at OOaG3c.
WIIsKY-03c.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
!. New Yonk, February 90.

Gold opened ut I'LL; sold down to I'LL,
and closed at 1l14a111B. Loans were
made ut from 9 10 8 per cent. Clearances,
$25,OOO,0OO. Governments, dull. The
Government purchase Of bonds will take
place tomorrow, Tuesday, owing 10 tue
fact that Wednesday is legal holiday.
Stocks, dull, but firm; late in the day
Wabash was active, selling up TO and
closing at SO; Western Union Telegraph
and Pacific Mail, strong; New York Cen.
tral, Lake Shore, Northwestern and St.
Paul, steady, closing firm. Money, easy
at 4 per cent. State bonds, dull. Ster.
ling Exchange, Bankers bills, 1908.