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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14
Executors Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Household Furniture and other
personal property of Joseph Caldwell,
robes, Rocking Chairs, Wash Stands, Car
pets, Bedstsads and Bedding, Bureaus,
chairs, Silver, Glass and China ware, in
great variety. Also, Piano, Marble Top
Centre Table, What-Not, Hat Rack, Car
riagr, Buggy and Harness, Cow, &C. will be
sold AT auction at his late residence, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1871.
Terms of Sale-All sums OF SIS, and under,
cash; over S35a note at sixty days, with APP
proved security, with interest from day Of
sale =. BRADY,
j. l.. H0BBS,
Executors.
w H BASSET~r AuctiOneer Sep7
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GRAPES! GRAPES!!

AM now PREPARED TO DELIVER,
| fresh, every morning, from the Island
Vlncyar,l, to any part OF the city, the cholc-
est CONCORD GRAPES 10 be round i'll the
market. orders lett on the slate at r. r.
ZInn'S Confectionery, Bridge corner, will re-
Ccive prompt attention.
:urt,-rb WIN. HILLMAN.
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Building Lot For Lease.

rI'HE LUTHERAN CHURCH LOT,
4 Corner Fourth and John streets, will be
leased on ground rent, To responsible par
Ties, for manufacturing, dwelling, or mer-
camille purposes. Apply 10 GEORGE w:
SrDNER, GEO. T. ZiMMER, or HENRY
=. KNAPP, Trustees of the English Luth-
rrlln Chnrch sep9
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TIl GIFTS In all.

~ Gits In
After paying the expenses OF the enter
prise ana making tho distribution Of III"
GIFTS, the balance OF the proceeds arising
nom the sale OF tickets will liz Appropriated
10 the establishment III "A Free Library Ia
Louisville Ia he caIlcd the . - s
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Concert and Distribution will take
place under the immediate supervision oI
the Trustees mentioned IN tho vet of inc"r-
poration. ...#
known and eminent citizens ~ Kentucky,
vino have consented To bo present at tho
Concert and Ia superlntcnd the drawing and
distribution oi gifts.
The holders OF tickets 10 which gifts are
awarded will be paid on prcscn aIion al
them or their fraction, ri the once In Lou
isvillc, the second day alter drawing
and every business day for six months
thereafter and may bc sent direct or through
any Bank or Express Company, Tor colleC-
ton. All orders accompanied by Drafts,
Pos'oilice Money Orders, or Gre, hbacks,
will he promptly attended to ana the tickets
returned by mail, registered or expressed. ~
desired
Tickets are like Greenbacks--goo,i only
to the holder.
buyers will note that there are only TN"
Hundred Thousand tickets, instead oil Two
fIundI eli Thousand. as In the ran Francisco
Gin Concert, and That there IN $50, 600
more distributed. soid that and made the
awards In four months and paid eAss,OOW
10 ticket holders from November IT, H.,
1870, and turned over $4,000 otho s'crc-
LaIy due tickets not presented.
II will he particularly noticed that u ha
matter OF impossibllity for any one la know
what numbers draw gifts, ~ II isnoi known
what the gilt OF any number drawn rom
the first wheel Will Dc, until the sealed box,
with amount OF the gilt piainly printed, II
taken from the other wheel ana opened Ia
full view OF the audience, therefore the larry
or z II may not come out until towards the
last, or In tile middle oI the drawing. Tho
10000 gift In the Ssn Francisco Git Con.
cert under the management Of C.RpETERs,
was the 2UOth number drawn, and was
awarded and paid 10 gentleman In New
Orleans III gifts are all that can De drawn
la one day.
gb-Thc Numbers and Gins are drawn by
blind children from 10 ~ y ears of age.
The drawing Will H. extensively publish
ed, and parties ordering tickets will have
printed lists sent them. Parties forming
,Iubs ana desiring Information VIII pleas"
address This office.
% Tickets for 500 2sTirkrts, s215i
80 DtcLets, 05OOt ll3
Tickets, $1,000.
The undersigned, late principal business
manager Of the very successful Mcnnn,il.
has been appointed agent and manager of
ito Git Concert Ia aid Of the Public Librnry
Of Kentucky.
The drawing will take place In puhitc,and
everything Will be- done Ia satisfy buyers
Of tickets that ihcir Interests Will he Bs well
protected asf they personally superintand-
Ell the entire affair. r-...
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Tor school HOUSES.
BOARD OF EDUCATION, !
Clerks Office, Septe "a Der II, ISL.
Sealed proposals will be received by The
undersigned, until O'Clock, on Thursday,
September Il, ISL, for building stone
Foundation Wall, and for about Two Humid
red aud Fifty feet oi Dressed Stone or Cop
ing lineal neasure) for the proposed Iron
railing Fence AT Union Township School
House. Also, tor furnishing the Board with
Books and Sta ionery for the ensuing year,
and for supplying the School Houses In the
school District with the best quality OF Coal
until May |, 1872.
Description of the Stone Work, and list
of the Text Books and stationery 10 be fur
uiShrd, can be seen by calling at this office.
srpl1s j. Nj. BlCkEL, Clerk.
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NOTICES..
Removed.

DETER ZINN HAS REMOVED HIS
Confectionery to the Jesse Miller Store,
next door TO Addler'S, where he will be
nIaoSpI 10 see all his friends. SepI-Hh
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Sundries.

ENGLISH SODA, SAL-SODA. PEPPER,
II Alspice, Cloves. Cinnamon, Essences
OF all kinds, Nutmegs, Indigo, Madden, kx-
tract OF Logwood. Alum, COpperas, Blue
Nitriol, Buckets; Tubs, Washboards, Soaps
OF all kinds, Candles, MouIds ana star;
Nails all siZes; Window Glass, Matches,
Stogie Cigars, Tips, Snuff, Backing. Cotton
Batting, Cotton Twine, Paper Irvine, Candle
Wicking, Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
CANNED PEACHES
In store and for sale nj lowest market price.
We respectfully solicit orders from the
trade which will have our prompt utten-
ton.
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE & co.
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% Tickets for 500 2sTirkrts, S215i
30 DtcLets, 05OOt lI3
Tickets. $1,000.
Manner OF Drawing.

There will he two glass whccis. One wheel
will contain 10000 numbers, plainly print
Ell on leather Tags. The other wheel will
contain IA boxes, eacn containing q GIT
one tag or number will De- drawn from the
10000 wheel, ana the inst box drawn from
the second or ~ box wheel will contain n
gif. neatly printed and sealed up, and the
gift ~ drawn from the second wheel will be-
the gilt Of The tag firsi drawn, whoth 800,
1000 or 9 100 I'D, IA announced. a..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14

I UST RECEIVED,
10 GIoS Frey's Verrniru;r.
IOO Boxes New Home" SOAP.
IN " CASTLE Soap.
y Gross Toilet soap, assorted.
- Mats Cinnamon.
5 Bags Grain Pepper.
Allspice.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & CO.,
apr2 Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

| UST RECEIVED,
30 Boxes Window Glass.
D BOlS. Castor Uil.
- Boxes Starch.
~ " Corn Starch.
~ boz. Vinegar BIttcrS
- " HosteIIeI's B!turs.
"A " Lind>ey'S B. ScarchCr.
III &" Sellers Pills.
"a " Cough Syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR 4 co,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

I OF NO. 81 WITH TWO GOOD FRAME
| Dwellings thereon, situated on the
southwest corner of fillmore and Division
streets in the Sixth ward, of the city of
Wheeling, will be sold in whole or divided
10 suit purchasers by
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent, Office on Chapline, be-
tween First and second streets. sepll
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RitchietOWn Lots for Sale
Cheap.

7 AN DIRECTED TO SELL CHEAP LOTS
/ 5,6,7,S s, Ii, II, Is and IL in Square 20,
Ritchietown, now eighth Ward. These
lots are OH high ground, in part of what Is
known as the Calhoun Garden.
TIIOS. O'BRIEN,
SEPT Real Estate Agent.
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JUST RECEIVED,
10 Bbls. assd IampblAck.
" Whiting,
~ Mineral Paint, aSs'd colors,
y Boxes Chrome Green, dry.
- Yellow,
. Vermillion,
p Lbs. Trieste a"
p Bbls. Linsced OIL,
Narntsh.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR a CO.,
aprb Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14

IUsT RECEIVED,
800 Lbs. White Lead
80 &" Burnt TIMBER, In oil.
80 " Chrome Green.
~ Yellow
80 " Black Paint,
20 " Rochelle Ucnre, "
$40 White Lead, III. cans
lUJ PTussian Blue aSs'd cans
SMITHS, SINCLAIR & co,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-14

az BOXES PEARL STARCH,
HC ~ Boxes Corn Starch,
% Sea Anss Farine,
~ Bakers Coco and Chocolate
AT LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & co,
aprt Wholesale Druggists
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i4,364 Tickets Disposed Of IN July.

To insure ticket holders, tho public are
assured that n only 2j1D IIcksts are sOId
only Boz numbers 90 In the largo wheel,
the IN gifts AWARDED, bui dimIDisbed pro
rata. IN case $500 tickets only are sDld'
only numbers ] Ia 1000 90 In The large
wheel, and the III gins diminished one hal:
and la case only 500 tickets are Mold tie
entire III gifts VIII I've paid In fah-- II Icing
intended that no unsOld tickets sfsn par.
ticipate. .......t L.4sl.lr
The Manager has already paid into tli.
Citizens Ba nix $50, 900 towards deHsying
the EXPENSE, and docs not depend On bai.5s
Of tickets 10 pay Ibis expenses Of Printing.
Advertising. ac. The public are invited Ia
the utmost scTutiDy as Ia the reliability Of
the entire affair. ~. ..a'l.
Persons DESTROYS OF acting nv ngtnia for
the sale Of our tickets in any city In the
United States or CaBhdals, address -.
CIBAS. %. PErERs,
Manager. Louisville, KY.
OFFICE-l2O Main ~. johnson Block.
u. u. BuRDETT President
W. ~. HALDShAS...,....."....-S Vice President
N. eccTefary
CITIZENS HANK. ................. Treasurer
j. V. l.. RODGERS, agent,
Office No. z, Mcclure House Block,
augl7-eOd Wheeling.
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Sealed Proposals.

StEA LED PROPOSALS FOR STONE
> Work, Books and Stationery and Coal
Tor School Houses.
Damn nu Enr-f
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I00 KEGS 81 CARB SODA, ENGLISH
lUU 100 Mats Cinnamon,
~ Bags Pepper, Sifted,
8 Bags Alispicc,
AT LAUGHLiS BROTHERS & CO.,
WhOl.sal. Druuvists
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
THE BELEAGUERED CAPITAL.

THREE VIGOROUS SORTIES ON FRIDAY-THE
FRENCH DRIVEN BACK.-LATER NEWS FROM
THE INTERIOR OF PARIs-TERRIBLE EFFECT
1vENEsS OF THE BOMBARDMENT - GREAT
Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.
LONDON. Monday, jan 16, 1871.
A dispatch Just received from Versailles on the
been made 10y the garrison of Paris in three several
directions. The French simultaneously advanced
against the PrusSian Guards near lie Dourget and
Drancy, northeast of Paris; against the Eleventh
German Corps near Meudon, southwest of Paris;
aud against the Second Bavarian Corps, near Cla-
mart also to the south of the city. The fighting in
each instance was spirited but resulted everywhere
in the defeat of the French, who, repulsed at all
points, retreaed rapidly within their works, por-
ton of them in great disorder.
Paris newspapers furnish interesting particulars of
the bOmbardment. They unite in saying that rain
Of projcctiles lsome weighing 96 Kilograms un-
paralleled in the history of the siege, was pouring
into that portion of Paris lying between the Hotel
des Invalides and the Odeon. The bombardment
continues without interruption throughout the day
and night, and was so violent the night of the
Sth, between the Church Of the Sulpice and
the Museum, that shells fell every two min
utes. Hospitals, ambulances, schools, the pub
lie libraries the Churches of St. Sulpice, the Sar-
bonne and Val de Grace, and many private houses
have been struck. Women were killed both in the
streets and their beds and infants in their mothers
arms. One prcjectile which fell in the Rue Van
GRAND killed four children and wounded five others
The unriyaled works of art in the Luxemberg and
the Museum were destroyed. The Hospital Val dc
Graca suffered greatly and wo nded soldiers were
| there killed in their beds.
The bombardment was continued throughout the
night of the 11th. shell falling every minute in the
ST. Sulpice quarter. Forts DIssy, Vanves and Mon
trouge also cannOnaded with great violence.
The reply from the external batteries was
so effective as to inact great damage
upon the Prussian fortifcations and cause
slackenng of their fire. Forts NOgent the village
of Fontenay, and the bend of the Marne were also
bombarded without important result The forts on
the eastern side Of the city cannonaded the entire
Prussian line in that direction, with much effect.
dispatch from Versailles says the bombardment
of Paris continued the 18th. Forts lssy,
Vanyes, and Montrouge were silent.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
GENERAL MILITARY NEWS.

| SEVERE FIGHTING IN TIE SAoSE VALLEY
| sKIRMIsUFNG AT HAVRE-MOyEMENTs OF
FAIDHERBE-NTENDED BOMBARDMENT OF
! LoNGWY.
| LONDON. Monday, Jan. 1G. 1871.
despatch from Pruntrut, dated the 18th, reports
severe fighting all that day between HerioncOurt
and Croix in the Department of Haute Saone,
which had not ceased at late hour in the evening.
The result was unknown. Large reinforccments are
stated to be coming from the North to the German
Army of the East. despatch from Havre says there
is constant sltrmisbing that city.
II is reported that the Prussians are turning the
left wing Of Gen. Faidherbe's Army of the North,
| and menacing Cambrai.
| A dispatch from Lille says the army of Gen.
Faidherbe is daily receiving reenforcements and is
advancing. His army encamped during Sunday at
Albert, supported on its right by the divisions of
Gems Paulsee and Dewey, and on the left by that of
Gen. Fayre Tie division Of Gen. Robin remains at
Bapaume.
II is expected that 10000 Belgian troops viii be
concentrated upon the French border, i'll case Gen.
Faidherbe is forced back to the frontier.
: The P1ussians threaten to lombard Longwy, and
the women and children are flying into Bel
GUM and Luxembourg There was quite
heavy fight on Saturday near Lougwy in which
both infantry and artillery were engaged.
The Prussians have destroyed the bridge over the
Cbiers between Longwy and Arlon. The material
for the bombardment of Longwy is rapidly concen-
trating in the interior.
A dispatch from Bordeaux states that the Prus-
slams have been dislodged from Glen, and are re-
treating on Montargis and Orleans
The French Provisional Government has author
lied the Bank of France to issue 100000 francs OF
forced paper currency secured on the State domain
The emi-ofcial statement is made that the
rumor that Austria has offered her services as a
mediator between Prussia and France, is at least
nremature.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
A MOVEMENT FOR TEMPERANCE.

Wkaeds, Intemperance induces insanity, increases
crime produces pauperism and is the source of sick
ness, sins and sorrows innumerable; Therefore,
Rcsolred, That we earnestly entreat and respect
fully request all preachers and publishers to 80 pre-
sent the people the Christian duty of Temperance
in the fourth week in June aud the fourth week IN
December as TO aid in checking the social usages
which lead TO the desecraion of the Fourth OF july
and New Years Day. And we hereby petition Con-
gress in behalf of the District of Columbia and the
Territories under its jurisdiction and the several
State Legislatures in behalf of their several States
to enact suitable laws prohibiting the sale of htoxi-
eating Liquors on Sundays, Election days. the to'h
OF July, and all other holidays.
rss;; sJovs va adopted "as the sense of he n'edDV
OF the New-York Pastors Association pr'sD' - -
lid at No. University place On Monday ho0h Jan '''
losl. - -, s.na;r, =
Blank petitions can he had free OF charge " S.''k
slammed enycopc with Your adlte-3 or I, to the
Rev Wn W. Williams Williams Coileg' "Hhamsiown
Mara
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
CUBA.
TIE HORNET ExPEDITIoN-CAPTURE OF THE
LANDED CARGO AND KILLING OF II MEN OF
THE EXPEDITION-ACCIDENT TO THE WEST
INDIA CABLE.

| TIE HORNET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
LANDED CARGO AND KILLING OF IL MEN OF
THE EXPEDTIoN-ACCIDENT TO THE WEST
INDIA CABLE.
| HAVANA, Jan. 16.-The entire cargo OF the
Hornet landed on the Island captured One cannon
and three flags were also ceptured in an engagement
with those who composed the Hornet expedition, and IT
of the men we're killed. In the same engagement four
spaniards were killed and nine were wounded.
Col Chinchs, who has established himself at santo-
sererendos had encounter with 200 insurgents under
the command OF Aceyedo at Sales and 20 OF the nsur
gents were killed
An accident happened TO the Porto Rico Cable, at o
point about 20 miles OF Morrant Bay, Jamaica Ihe
steamer Dacian is engaged making the necessary
repairs to injured cable and her prospects OF COM
peting them at an early day considered bright In
Kingston
TIFF CUBAN ACCOUNT OF THE HORNET EXPEDI-
TION-ARRIVAL OF sENORA CESPEDES IN
NEWYORK.
The Cuban officials in Ncw-York completely
deny the Of the from Havana, as pub
shed above OF the capture Of the arms and sup
plies of the Hornet They point out that the Havana
account places che landing the l2th while they are in
recent OF positive information that IL took place safely
on the 7th They also say that the Hornet eitAspnwa
on the 3st u which would enable her to reach the
Cuban coast long before the 18th.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday by the
City OF Merida Havana Sonora Cespedes, wife
of the Cuban President who captured, while Pro-
cecdng to this country Guanaa Inlet and was re-
leased by the spaniards on condition that she would I'M
| ncdatey leave the island Alarge number OF pronln-
ent Cubans went board TO welcome her. She reports
that the Cubans determined TO continue the conflict
sangune of success. she has been with her nus
hand the President since about the commencement OF
the revolt and has had ample facilities for observing
the progress OF the conflict She says that the span
iards are trying 10 capture the leading women
of the island order to influence them 10 prevail on the
leading chiefs surrender, whom also the Spanards
calculate would he induced to to terms TO save
their female relatives from detention She attributes her
release TO desire to make display Of generosity. The
seoa a sister Of Cen QueSada, and Is about 20 years
OF age. She has pleasant looking face, IL ahbc In con
Yer aon and fair type OF the women Of the Camaguey
REGION She takes ardent interest in the Eight for in
dependence, and much gratied at the news or the
safety Of the Hornets cargo.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
HOW THE WAR Is CONDUCTED.

THE PRUssIANs CHARGED WITH INHUMASfff-
BIsMARCK'S DEFENSE-COUNTERC CT ARGES OF
ATROCITIES COMMITTED BY THE FRENCH.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 10, 1871.
The protest Of the Paris Government to hefoIeign
Powers against the bombardment OF the French
capita by the l'russians is in effect as follows:
1.-THE bon.bardment is proceeding wantony upon hos
pitalq ambulanees and clQgehss and !. killing many In
nocent women and children. All the authorities On war
and military .usage require THAT warning to remove
uonconbatans shall precedo the opening oi such I'm at
tack upon gcty. The bombardmehf continues the pro-
tost Is nofa preliminary to military action but If al
act oiy calculated to devastate the city and strike ter
ror to tie citizens by murdct Gnd incenGinrisn The
Government protests loudly in tho face OF the cihlcd
world at this uelcss LaTbIrsI, and concludes u is
fcsto ly the statement that the inhabitants Of Paris are
uIdihmafcd.
Com Bismarck, IN note just issued to North
German representatives abroad, defends The German
mode OF warfare, and appeals for witnesses to the
English and American reporters with the German
armies. lie c es two cases as evidence oi fTe0ch
barbarit, two cases in which the French fred upon
Parlementaire and ale, 81 violations 0i the Geneva
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
URUGUAY.

TIE SIEGE OF MOrEUDEO-sCEEES PRECEDING
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOST FROM TIE
u. 6. CORVETTE PORTSMOUTH.
Montevideo advices of Dec. Z, via London,
have already announced tho captulatiOn OF the city and
the establishment OF the revolutionary party The fol
lowing correspondence briefly nrrates interesting Incl
dents which preceded tie fall:
MoNTEvIDEo, NOY. 27.-The besiegeTs have received
over 500 nusets smuPglcd from uenos Ayres through
the port of Nueva Palmra There artillery duel
bet wceH the advanced ouwOrks of both armies on the
25h The Blaucos succeeded In sileucng the Govern
ment pieces and cOmpes them To fall back. A con
spiracy 10 assassinate President Battle and several other
members of the Government was discovered on the 2Jd
through the zeal of BUstamante, Chief OF Police and
military commander OF this city, Twelve ine7, and $50
stand OF small arms, with about l00OB rounds of amuni
tion captured. The Hlanco General Aparcio has
established novel practice never before known IN tue
of besieged city, of fixing tariff for tolls to be
collected by officer al descrp pons OF provisions,
cattle vegetables and milk driven into the city This s
probably owing TO the fact that they cannot blockade
the city by water. and all articles OF prime necessity are
brought COOnia and BuenOs Ayres, they have con
cluded create by allowing goods to come in
through Their lines
The United states corvette Portsmouth, Commander
Semmes arrived the Path from Bahia On the 25th
launch bound shore from the Portsmouth, capsZed by
"A heavy squall and out of nine men two were drowned
The United states steamship Wasp H. stu stationed at
ColOna in apprehension Of disturbance in that Deghbor
hood.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
Albany.

EVENING SESSIONS OF BOTH HOUsEs-NO M
PORTANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED-PRoPosED
REPEAL OF THE CHARTER OF THE ELEVATED
RAHwAY-THE TAMMANY PROGRAMME IN
THE TWOMBLY OUTRAGE.
ALBANY, Jan. 16.-Ihe Legislature met at z
o'clock and adjourned without stransacting any i'm
portant business In the Assembly bill was introduced
10 repeal the charter Of the Elevated Railway il Green
wchst. There Twas barey quorum present In either
body.
report ofItheIncw State CaptolI Commissioners was
resented ia the Senate but not read. They recommend
that The work be continued and ask for 100000.
The Committee Privileges and Elections met this
evening. aud Mr. TwOmby appeared and presented his
protest Thomas Field, appeared as counsel for Cary
Fields produced the record or proceedings before the
Board of County CauvSscrs in New York, ard insisted
that the OF Mr. TwOmDly was there presented IN
full and argued against taking testimony 10 favor of
contestants. Mr.. Tw0mbly who appeared for himself
i'm the absence of hi3 lawyer asked for supenas Tor
witnesses, TO show the vote of the district which Was
thrown ont by the canyassers. The Committee al
ionrred without making a decision but il is supposed
they will not refuse to hear testimony. Tie Tammany
leaders the conclusion tht the sooner te
Twombly il got out OF the way the better Ihc
tactics TO contemplate "a speedy uecl,lons Au
rcport by the COmntee-Of course, in favor or Cary.
Hence Mr. Fieds anxiety TO shut out testimony, and
his great respect the authority Of the Board or
County Canyassers. 4.
mort submitted the Senate tonight, say The amount
xpended during the year and up 10 Jan. 1871, was
total expenditures prior To 1870 as per the an
nua report the Commissioners OF 1862 >6SO63 II;
total expenditures from the commencement the work
to Ian 1871 81 62134 49, AS Ia the probable cost or
the building they refer to the estimates already made,
and state nat changes in the plan can be adyal-
tnpeously made now, and close by recommending ii
further appropriation of 100000 for energetic ad
xauce of