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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-26
The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Judge Noah D. English, II prominent
lawyer and mason, died at Little Rock
Ark, on Saturday, Of congestive chill.
The house Of VIM. Crowen, at Braid
wood, Illinois, was burned n few nights
since, and Wm. Reynolds and two Of Gro
wen's children perished in the flames
Ten other persons In the house were more
orless burned. Mr.. Beynolds lost his life
in attempting to rescue the children.
The Mississippi Legislature reassem
bled Tuesday. Bills were introduced re.
pealing the usury laws, and directing the
Judiciary Committee to make q report
abolishing the Board of School Visitors.
James $. Chooles, proprietor Of the
Variety Theater at Memphis, and J. Hays
negro minstrel were arrested there Tuesday
evening, charged with burning Broom't
Opera House, rival establishment, some
weeks since The grand jury indicted
them, and the former held under $4,000
bonds. The latter was held under $4,000
in default Of which he was sent to prison
Tho Now York Assembly adopted q
resolution calling upon the Central &
Hudson River and Eric railroads for de.
tailed statements OF their business.
The weather In California is nagnif,
cent. AT noon yesterday the therm0me'
ter was 20 degrees. Double tho usuaI
breadth OF wheat is being sown.
"A society has been organized In
Chicago under the name Of the French
Producers Aid Organization, for the pur'
pose of sending seeds and agricultural i'm,
plements to the suffering and impOvcrlsh
cd French peasantry. Gov. John NJ
Palmer was chosen President OF THE asso
citation, with Vice Presidents from oil
parts Of the State, comprising many lead
Ing agrlculturists, .-.-f
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Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds are secured, RrSi, by First
Mortgage on the Railroad ITSELF Its rolllng.stOCk,
and oil equipments; S6oOnd, by a First Mortgage
on Its entire Land Grant, being more than Twcn,
ty.rwO Thousand Acres OF Land to each mile Of
Road.
The Bonds are free from United States Tax :
| tho Principal and Interest are payable In Gold
the PRINCIPAL Ut the end OF Thirty years, and the
Interest SCmi.Annually, at the raiC af SEVEN AND
THRGE.TENTHs Pen CENT. per annnm.
They arc issued In denominations Of 800, 500
$1,0O, 5000 and $4,000.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Mcssrs
Jay Cooke, OF Philadelphia, and ]. Edgar ThOm,
son. President OF tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific 7SO Bonds will at all
times before maturity, be receivable AT TEN PER
CENT. PREMIUM Tor l,iO), In exchange for the
Company's lands at their lowest cash price.
Inaddltlon to their absolute safety, these Bonds
sd income sSs9 SdSnS Gnn any SS ether
States 520s can, by converting them into North
ern Paclhcs, increase their yearly income one.
htrd, and still have perfectly reliable invest
ment.
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination PER.
sons wishing TO exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 90 with any Of our Agents, wh0
will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETAHLE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly To us
by express, and we will send back Northern Pa
cI1c Bonds at our own risk, and without cost u
the investor. For further information, pamph,
lets maps, etc., call on or address the nnder-ign
ed, or any Of the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation have accented the
General Agency for West Virginia and the ad-
Joining counties OF Pennsylvania and Ohio for
the sale OF these bonds, aud confidently recon.
maud than In aud lRyUkl1Ra fVnE
orally. r, CRANCLE,
jani1eOd President CltJ Bank.
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Agricultural Crumbs.

From The Boston Commercial bulletin.
Be prudent in planting /; one corn is Of.
ten enough for an acher, and If you must
leave anything out, why, drop your pota'
toes.
Keep your rakes in good order-lse'
formed rakes make good husbandmen.
Farmers are not expected to be men oil
letters, but 1t is generally understood that
you will make A while the sun shines,
Your field may be "furrowed with care
but 1t cannot be "harrowed by the recol'
lection"
Even your grief may be Of moving
character, for when there are no horses
the farmers (s)teers will move the plough.
You must remember which are the
most noisy vegetables-the potato balls,
and you can make n pumpkin holler.
Keep in mind the active ones, beans
will run, you can see the cornstalk in the
field, and one vine that you plantyoumay
find hop when 1t comes.
Don't let your cattle stray; they often
wander to the most mysterious places; we
once saw a COW hide in n shoemakers
shop. -Ig- v.r .
Best locks for your. barn in winter
Bullocks. I
Flower for the hayflcld-The winrows,
The sentiment of cheese is astronOmi.
cal, for when forced to expression 1t gives
the milky whey. ll4i'- yu.
When you get in your stocks for the
winter, remember you cannot wear the
hoes you dug the potatoes with.
Your wife may bastc tho chicken, but
you will haveAo SOW the crop yourself.
When you find the larks.spur In the
country tmay be sale to judge the cattle
go to the fields.
Ifyou uare lazy about the head in nspring
it may be from Over.stutllng; some are
savory in the river in summer,
The flowers arc no exception in follow.
ing the fashions; go to pond and you find
the lily pads there.
II tyou design to sweep the country at
election time you will find an undcrbrush
in the woods.
Ifyou are proiane and like damask
Rose in the farm kitchen tor tulips, you
may get 1t.
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ExcLUsivENEsso OF LEcTuREs.-"A Nc
chanic" writes to the New York Tribune
toinquire why>it is that scientific lectur
ers will persist IN excluding the hard
working mechanic class from all chance
of hearing them by the charge of 80 cents
instead of 12 or 90, at the door. "Art
you crazy, gentlemen he pathetically
asks, that You thus drive the bone and
Sinew' of an audience from your presence
and then pratc away to nearly empty
benches " He insists that there are many
mechanics who cannot pay tihy cents
without depriving themselves Unnecessary
food, but who are so anxious to be in
structed that they would gladly pay one
fourth Of that sum for the privilege of at
tending q scientific lecture. "Why not
he asks, "chalk of n corner for us at 3
shilling or 20 cents? We would go there
gladly, and listen eagerly" We commend
this suggestion rs worthy tue attention o.
those concerned in the management ol
lectures in this city.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.
CoTToN-Steady.
FLoUR-Firm and unsettled; family al
SO 40aG 80
GRAN-NO wheat In the market. Corr
firm at Sec. Rye, firm and higher at 81
Oats, steady at 4sa43c. Barley, steady
at 81.
GRoCERIEs-Unchanged.
EGGs-Steady, with moderate demand
at 2Gc.
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEEsE-Steady.
SEEDs-Unchanged.
PRovIsToNs-Dull. Pork dull and de.
clined; $2l .OOa9l so was thebest offer at the
close. Lard dull ut 12ai2ic. Bulk meats
dull at stalOic and lie. Bacon 9ta1iEC
and 11jc.
5000
WHIsKY-Firm at Ssc.
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
oPEIcE oE DAnr IXFELLlOENcER,


"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25, 1871.
Trade has been more active with more steadl'
ness in prices. Flour active and advanced fully
% cents per barrel. The Hog product rules firm,
tho season about closing out with large con-
sumption demand. The tendency Is 70 higher
prices,
APPLEs-U Unchanged; ranging. from 81 900
. % for fair, and 50 1904 90 for choice.
BurTER-Abundant at 2S09sc for good to
choice.
BRooMs Fancy, 81 OO,'$4 80 and Il rs; plain
g 1903 Is.
BUCKwuEAr FLouR-In good demand; 81 80
per barrel.
CuEEsE- Quiet; Western Reserve 140l5c,
Goshen l5K0l6c.
CRAxBERRrEs-sal Of cultivated at $l9 per
barrel.
CARBON oL-Advaneed to 2S0s6c, and no
charge orpackagc. Stock light.
CoFPEE-G Good to primo Rio at 170lSc; choice
to fancy 10000.
EGGs-The market is quiet at 20G22c.
FIsH-Lako Herring a 2S; White Fish s. 90;
Lake shad 81 Is; No. 8 medium Maekcrel 90 20;
No. Q medium 81 30.
FLoUR-MArEet active and advanced. We
quote fancy at $77G0s 90; choice white wheat
family, 50 1907 90; red wheat family, SO 2S0
9 80. Rye Flour, IS 70.
GRAIN Wneat-We quote strictly choice white
at 81 IS; No. / rcd at 81 Is. 0ats-iOc.
C0rI-55c for now. Rye-7Sc. Bayiey-Dull at
sO09Oc.
GLAss-FIrst quality SxlO, 50 80; lOxi9, 81 90
second quality sxiO, g rs; 1Oxl9, $a25 y box Of
50 feet, net prices.
GINsENG-6oc per lb. I
lIoGs- Receipts arc light and prices advanced.
Packers arc now paying SO 6016 70.
HAY-Baled at $l6Ols.
LARD on.-wo quote winter strained at 81 IS.
NAns-lOd to God, q 90; Sd TO 9d, g. 2S; ID
TO I'd, 81 80, ...
PRovIsIoSs.-Ncw Bacon is selling freely at
quotations Plain Hams l5j&c; sugar cured 16Kc;
Shoulders, lie; Breakfast Bacon, 16c. Clear Sides,
1aHc. Mess Pork $23. Lard-TIGrcCs, Iac; kegs
IiKc. ,r.... .....
PoTAroEs-w quote sales at T5c, with mOder.
ate supply.
RIoE-Ncw Carolina So for prime.
RAGs-4c.
sEEps-Flaxsccd $i'sS; Timothy 80 90; Clio.
yer 707Xc.
sYRuPs-Baltmore GG0GSc; New York 7S9sOc;
Choice DrIps SIC. New Orleans MolasSCs-Ncw
crop, prime, zoe; choice, 7Sc.
suGARs-Raw sugar Stcady ut quotations; rc.
fined very Arm; Crushed i5Kc; A Coffee, l4ilc;
B Coffee, 14Xc; c Coffee, llSC. New Orleans,
new crop 1OX019c; Porto Rico aud Cuba, l1K;
0l2Nc; Demarara, 12K0Iac.
soDA-Best New Castle in kegs. &c.
BAKING PowDER-Ssc per pound.
soAr-Family 5Ac; German &c; Eastern 10
ORC.
STARcH-71sc; Maizena, l211ic,
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead IOc q pOgnd; Shot
50 80 . bag.
SALT-Dalry 81 25; Ohio River $a 10.
SNuRP-7Oc; do. in boxes Of six dozen $s 9S.
TEA-Gunpowder 81 4OOt IS; Young Tyson
Al 301I 20; Black 81 COOL 10.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January 30
CoTTON-Unchanged.
FIoUR-Flrm; so 7Oa 200 for shipping
grades.
GRAlN-Whcat steady. Rycand oats
unchanged. Corn steady new mixed
94iaS5IC.
PRovlsroNs-Messpork active at see 37t
a23, seller Marchi beef, bacon and lard
unchanged.
EGGs2Advanccd; fresh 9Gae7ci lined
ISa2lc.
Observation-Disclosures copper steady
ingot lake 92a22tC; Scotch pig 3OaS4c
United States pig 2sa30c; bar Iron 15c
Russia sheet iOial1ci nails unchanged,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMOKE, JnnuNFy %.
FLouR-Firm; western family 81 OOa
800.
GRAIN-Whcat scarce and firm; Ohio
and Indiana ut 81 55a1 75. Corn firm;
white S5c; yellow 7Sa7Oc. Oats 53a5jc.
PRovIsIoNs-NIess Pork quietat seq 90
a92 Is. Bacon sides, clear rib 12tc; shoul.
ders 10lc; hams, lGalSc. Lard 13a1Sic.
WHIsKY-04a05C.
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am satisfied that II ordinary diligence
was used by the proprietors, the publlca'
tion must have been made for the time
prescribed in the Constitution. shall be
pleased at any time to communicate to
you any additional information upon this
subject that may come into my possession,
W. E. STEVENSON.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, Jan. M.-s:8O NJ,

LONDON, Jan. 24,-s:3OP.M
Lord Pcnzance in his capacity of head
probate ol the Court Of England has
granted to Madame Lynch, letters Of id
ministration, upon the will OF ex.Presi.
dent Lopez, Of Paraguay, an execution Of
the original will by Lopez, was proved by
the affidavit of Gen. McMahon.
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Ohicnro Market.

UIIIUAUU, JaVUAFy 90
FLoun-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. 9 spring Chicago
less active and 19a2C lower closed at
81 2Ota1 2Oi cash; 81 2O9al 81 seller Feb,
ruary. Corn-No, 9 mixed quiet and !
al ic lower, NJ 5l9c cash; Gee lnr Februa-
ry. Oats unchanged. Ryo--No. . quiet
at s5c. Barloy-Sprlng No. 9 quiet at
S5aSSc.
HOGs-DresScd hogs firm nj - 10,
Live active al 50 GOA7 10. ..
CATrLE-ActivC and tOa1Sc higher at
81 5OaB %.
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EUROPE.
THE w AR.
The Prusslan Retreat from DiiOn.

BORDEAUX, Jan. a.
After the battle at Dijon, the Prussians
retreated towards Messigny and Avigny
le Sue, in the west. The Prussians also
appear to be falling back at Alelicon
which has been evacuated by the enemy.
There was an extensive conilagration
at Longwy yesterday. The flames were
visible all night, and to-day the fire was
still burning. In the meanwhile the
bombardment goes on without rclaxa-
tion.
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The Snow storm.
CINCINNATI, JanuarY "a.

CINCINNATI, January "a.
There was a snow storm from 0 o'clock
this morning until noon, since which time
frozen rain In small quantities las boon
falling, making three or four inches Ol
material as dry as sand. Tho storm, At 0
I'm, NlllprCvailS. 50
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New York Money and stock Market.
r. New York, January 25.

NEh Aohhi JHhuuAS So
Gold Is dull at 1lO:. Loans from
4 to o per cent, Clearances $4,000 900.
Governments opened steady, at about the
closing prices OF yesterday, but closed
firm and active at an advance from to
! per cent, Stock Exchange specula.
tion in railways were buoyant. AT one
time prices reached generally the highes
Of the present bull speculation, Towards
the close of the day the Ohio and Mssis.
sippi shares, which advanced to 364, sud.
denly declined to 35s. This caused de.
cline in the balance OF the list, and I'M.
settled the market, Money is easy at
from to Z per cent. this morning, closing
ut 5a6 per cent. State bonds dull.
STERLING EXCHANGE-.Banker's hills
1ONl
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Philadelphia Market.
PmLApELrIlLA. january %

IHTHHUHIT-HINI dHIIHNIy J sU'
FLouR-Firm; State 50 50a7 90.
GRAIN-Whcat firm; red western 81 55
al 20. Rye unchanged. Corn firm; yell
low SOC; No. mixed iOaSOc Oats un-
changed. .
GRoCERIEs-Sugar firm; Cuba 0!c.
PRovIsIoNs-Advancing.
PETRoLEuM-Crude lSc; refined 24!c.
WHIsKY-Higher and held at 04c.
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Now Kansas Senator.

. ST. Louis, january 90
Alexander Caldwell, Of LCavenwOrth,
was elected United States Senator by tho
Kansas Legislature today .ELl
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 90.
Tho market Is inactive, with hardly
enough doing To warrant any change Ii
prices, which arc generally steady.
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STATE SECURITIEs-AIissouris 90; Ten
nessces, old, G4s; new, G4g; Virglnias,
new, Gil; old, G5; North Carolinas, old,
40; new, rs.
STocKs-Western Union Telegraph AT;
Adams Express, 60l; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
35i; American 42i; United States 3Sg Pa.
cifc Mail, All; New York Central, 05;
do scrip, 0O4; Erie, 22s; Harlem, 13i; Read,
ing, 0St; Michigan Central, 117!; Cleve'
land & Pittsburgh, 105: Northwestern,
754; Rock Island, 10G4; New Jersey Cen.
tral, 1O4; St. Paul, 534; do preferred, 73Ii
Wabash 5lt; do preferred, Is; Fort
Wayne, 03+; Terre Haute, 3st; Chicago
and Alton, 115, Ohio and Mississippi, 3jt;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 81;
Burlington and Quincy, 157; Lake Shore,
09f; Illinois Central, 133
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"WnAr shall we do with women 2
asked n suffrage Senator Of the newly
elected Senator Blair. Lets liquor
Dick herr was the instantaneous and char
acteristic reply.
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u. Q. LIST, OnsON LAhB, non 7 AORRlsoN
HRNRY K. LIST, JOS. sHYBoLD.
PANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, VIVA.
Deals In Bills Of RAchAnge, Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all NegO.
liable SecuTllles
az SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL.
LKCTl0NS.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits. Four per
cent per Annum SIX months, and 1ve per cent !
Ion one year.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SRYBoLD, Asst Cashier.
mara
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NATIoNAL SAVINGS BANK
OF wuEELMO.
Incorporated January 10, 1862
CAPITAL, 100000.
Money received on Deposit. Interest paid on
Special Deposits, Notes and Bills discounted.
Exchange bought and sold. Collections made on
all points and proceeds promptly rcmltted.
Discount Day-Monday.
DnlHCroAs:
Thomas Z. List, Robert Pratt,
Robert Gibson, X. A. McCAbc,
J. @. Thomas, James McCluncy,
], L. Stlfel.
TuOS. II. LIST, President,
j. MoCl.UNEY, VlcO President.
S.P. HtfIDRETH, Cashier.
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IL 800 TiotceA Prime Leaf Lard
go Kegs Choice Family Lard, our own
jlnlC HENRY X. LIST 4 co.
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Important from the Capital.

Agentleman just from Charleston brings
the news that the Senate last Friday after
noon passed the resolution concurring in
the amendment 10 the Constitution pro-
posed by the last Legislature, and known
as the Flick amendment President
BAKER voted aye, came down from the
chair and made n little speech explaining
why he swallowed the nauseous dose.
"Now,i in the names Of oil the gods NJ once"
we should like to have heard that eXpla.
nation and have seen those wry faces!
Power and station have their responsible
tics; and they must press heavily, indeed,
to cocrcc the editor and proprietor Of the
Register thus to swallow at one gulp the
many hundreds of columns of denunCia.
ton which that paper has launched at the
Flick amendment since II was first
brought into the Legislature by Mr.. FLICK
u year ago. Amazing is no name for 1t
Now We are prepared for anything.
What neXtg
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

The New Jersey Legislature yesterday
chose Hon. Frederick F. Frelinghuysen
United States Senator by vote Of 4e
against 90 for Governor Randolph. Seven
members absent,
The supervising architect of the
TreasuryiS In 81. Louis TO select lOca.
tion for tho now Custom House.
"A bill to restore the ballot to all dis.
iranchised persons In Kansas, by reason
Of their conduct during the late rebellion,
Is before the Legislature Of that State and
will probably pass.
THE police Of Terre llautc, Indiana,
Monday night, discovered the headquar.
tCn and place Of storage for plumber Of
tho gang Of burglars that has been oper.
ating there lately. Three Of tho gang and
a considerable quantity Of stolen goods
were captured,
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The Brooke county RaiIroad.

At meeting Of the Directors of this
road held at Wellsburg n day or two since,
an order was made 10 advertise immc.
diatcly for proposals for the construction
Of the road from Holidays Cove TO Wells
burg. Proposals will be received till
March list, when the road that far will bq
put under contract.
We hope the Supervisors OF this county,
tho new City Council, when II comes In,
and our public spirited citizens generally,
will wake up to the vital importance of
bringing this road right on down to this
city. 1t is matter of ilrst.class impor-
tancc. a loan of less than 100000 will
build the road from the Brooke county
line to this city.
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Schools vs.. Democracy.

We are indebted to the St. Joseph
Union FOR calling attention to the follow
ing singularly frank acknowledgement by
the Louisville Courier journal, n paper
long known rs Democratic organ, but
Of recent years maniiesting II great deal
Of Independence and candor, US well as
ability, which says:
The great instrumGntality through
which ltadicalism attains place and pow
or is Mind, with n little assistance from
Money; lhe great instrumentality through
which Democracy attalns the same ends IS
ignorance. Wherever Radicalism pre-
walls, there Learning lifts her classic
head, and from her ambrosial locks scat
tiers intellectual light and loveliness
abroad; wherever Democracy obtains u
fOothold, there ignorance cxcels her
shrines and altars, before which her blind
and ragged votaries PROSTATE themselves
In the dust and sing pRans in her praise.
II Is not strange, then, that the Democrat
who Is true to his principles and his party
never approaches n school house without
nstinctively feeling in his pockets TO sec
It he has such thing about him as II box
Of matches or n can Of nitrO'glyccrine.
1t Is to the Democratic party the English
poet refers when he tells us that where
ignorance is bliss 1t is Jolly TO be wise.
We half wonder whether the Union
has not pcrpetrated some joke on the
Courier in this extract. But II not, 1t
must be admitted to be the most candid
confession ever yet put on record Of the
methods by which Democracy of the old
fashioned, "brass.mounted" sort seeks to
keep itself alive.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, January "a.

NEW 1Oltk, JuHuhIy St'
Tho case Of Robert D. Bogart, tho nj.
legged deiaulting paymasters clerk, charg'
cd with embCzzling the funds in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, was called up In the
United States District Court, before Judge
Benedict, yesterday. Bogart did not up
pear, and tho Judge ordered warrant TO
DO issued for his arrest,
Tho motion TO correct the recital In the
order made by Judge Brady In December
last changing the place ol trial of the case
Of James Fisk, Jr., against tho Albany.
and Susuuchanna Railroad Company and
Others, from Now York to Rennsaeltr
county, was argued yesterday before
Judge Brady. Tho order directed TO
change the place Of trial to tho county Of
Albany, unless the plaintiff prefers that i
should be at Rennsaeler county, In which
case tho trial may bc had at Troy, The
order, as entered, stated that the plaintiff
had elected that the change should DO to
RennsaGler, and claimed this to have boon
misreclted and should bO corrected. The
decision was reserved. .
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The London Conference.

LONDON, January 23-sP.M.
N. Jules Favre will attend tho London
conference. Count Bismarck having, in
his capacity Of Chancellor and Political
Chief of the German Empire, refused safe
conduct TO N. Favre through the German
lines of investment surrounding Paris,
the latter has renewed his application to
the military authorities, who have granted
a pass, so carefully worded as to divest II
OF all inicrences Of apolitical nature. NJ.
Favrc has probably already leGt Paris.
Several plenipotentlaries 10 the con.
ference on the eastern question have been
instructed not 10 allow themselves to be
led into the discussion Of any question
foreign to tho programme already laid
down for the consideration Of that body