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G U 3 A
HERALD SPECIAL REPORT FROM HAVANA.
Visit Of Admiral Lee to the
Spanish Authorities.

HAVANA, Feb. Q, 1917.
Rear Admiral 3. P. Lee commanding the Unite0
States North Atlantic squadron and his stan, ao.
companiea BY Consul General Bldde, made an OIL
ctll cal today upon Captain General Vaima5eda and
Admiral Malcampo, OF the Spanish navy. They
were received with marked attention. In the course
OF the Interview which occurred Rear Admiral Lee
took occasion to congratulate valmaseda ON the wis
dom and clemency OF the policy he was pursuing
toward those rebels who saw fit to surrender theM-
selves. Captain General valmaseda replied with
much c0ur,esy
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY SUPPLEMENT-

1t viii be well for the Alabama claimants to un-
derstand hat the proposed action Ia not expected
to interrupt the detormlna ion OF Congress to pro-
vide In good faith for carrying out the recon.
mendatlon OF the Presidents Message re-
Rarding the adjudication and the assump-
tion OF the Alabama claims. In fact, the
adjudication OF these claims will be an aid to tho
commission. which cannot be expected to 90 into
details OF individual cases. The commission will
give It's attention TO matters pending between the
two nations, Independent or individuals.
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SKETCHES OF TEE COMMISSIONERS.
The Bill Of Damages Against
Great Britain.
TEE BRITISH CONMISSIONEaS.
SPECIAL REPORT TO TIE HERALD.
At Sea for Washington To-Day-Names
Of the English Delegates
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 8, 1871.
am enabled to inform the HERALD spe-
oially by cable that the Right Hon. Earl de
Grey and Ripon, Lord President Of her Ma
jestys Council; Sir John Rose, Sir john A.
Macdonald, Sir Edward Thornton, wit one
gentleman learned in and an authority on in
Sensational law, will sail from England for
Washington tomorrow.
They are commissioned to sit with the men,
bers of the Joint International Commission
called to consider the Alabama claims and
Canadian fisheries questions and other SUBJ
Jects of dispute.
His Grace the Duke of Argyll will probably
follow within short space of time.
With respect to the constitution Of the Com
ment desired that the Commission should con-
eist of only three members; but the Cabinet
at Washington insisted on ten, and England
yielded.
The FIVE Commissioners on the part Of Great
Britain have been appointed and their names
are as follows
The Earl De Grey.
Professor Montagn Bernard.
Sir Edward Thornton.
Sir John A. Macdonald, Of Canada.
Sir John Rose.
Secretary of the Commission, Lord Ten
serden.
The Earl De Grey and Ripon also sails for
the United States tomorrow.
THE QUEENS ANN0UN JEM GNT TO
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ITALY AND ROME.
The Pops-His Crown ard the Sword Of Petse.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Feb 0, 1871.
have kilograms from Florence, dated In that city
yesterday evening" which report the tact that mem-
bers II the Italian Legislative Chambers have
passed bill assigning regal honors and oody
guard TO the Pope IN complete accordance with the
provisions OF the act which was reported specially
and verbatim to the HERALD by telegraph ana
through the cable short time since.
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Attention is Called to the sale Of Valuable
Property 10 be offered ~ auction by y. H. LUDLOW d
co.. this lay Il O'clock at the Exchange saesroom No.
III Broadway. Sale by order Z The executors.
Lane No 81 the three cellar brick store
25.l 'front.' 2l rear, 92.5 H. sao. s. SIDE
Also sale IN Partition
Coenie Sip-The and lot g. lot 2Ty4j e.
Greenwich st., southeat Norris story buildings
Nos 81 and 80 and No. Morris street Irregular size
Atlantic street, Brookiyn-lwo valuable story brlck
Houses 20l and 2t, eoch aJx50, 6O n. deep.
Full Particulars at No. 8 Fine
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Because n Person Has had Couqh II

should not be inferred that Consumption hs aet n although
case OF CONSUMPTION is rarely met WITH uaRcconpaned
by dlatressing Cough. Wnere however, a disposition
Pulmonary disease exists, II LETT se.,
ana racks the and wastes the general strength, and
soon establishes an incuTabe complaint In all hens
Il Ia the plan get rid Of CGu5, Co.'S Holrsc
wthOu. delay, and nis purpose remedy acts
more promptly surely with benefit 70 the organs
ot the chest than DR. JAYNEfS ESpkCr0RANr ar
tcle scientifically compounded from % seecfed drugs,
and which, on trial. wiz always be found worthy OF s world
wide reputation. Sold by all druggists.
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.G.t "a 80 - 49,
THE IRISH ExILES.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 0, 1871.
committee was appoirted by the lower honse q
the Legislature to-day to draft resolutions ex
pressve o. the sympathy OF The people OF Missouri
with the canse Uf II eand, and To invite the Irish
patriots recently arrived ia this country TO visit thus
State.
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
Coming to Conclusion France "Nua~
Come In
relFsaAa 70 TIE NEW YORK asc,,a

LONDON Feb Q. 1871.
The proceedings In the Conference for the se,tis.
ment Of the Eastern question have reached thesR
final stage but await the conclusion Of o foruA
treaty, to which France must he party
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VIEWS OF The PAST.
>SrN N~-~0-~'
ErBRrARy 10.

FEBRUARY 10.
1560-Wliam e. Burton. the actor. died.
I646The British troops dislodged the SikhS from
so raon, India. Thousands OF the latter were
drowned by the break ny Of a Eoiting bridge
upon which they we're attempting the passage
OF the Sutiej river.
1840-gueen Victoria married to Prince Albert Of
SAKE Cobur2.
1567-Lord Darrliey the husband OF Mary, Queen of
Scots, blown up by gunpowder In Lis own
house.
Hooking Richard II. OF England murdered at
Pomfret Caste.
l354-A terrible condict commenced between the
stu tents OF the University or oxford ard tEa
citizens OF that place. Tie contest lasted three
days, when the students we're oyerpOwcred By
the citizens, with the aid OF the country pcO-
pie, and many OF them killed.
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SKETCHES OF THE COMMISSION.
Tho British Com inissioncrs.
EARL DE GREY AND RIPoN.

George Frederick Samuel Robinson, Earl De Grey
and Ripon, was born in London in 1927. and sue
cecaed ils father second Earn Rpon and his uncle
es second Earl De Grey In 1859. He served as men,
bec OF the House Of Commons for Huddersdeld and
subsequently for the West Riding Of Yorkshire from
1853 to 1852 when he entered the House OF Lords.
He was Under Secretary OF War In June 1869: Under
Secretary Of State for India from January to August
1861; Secretary OF War IRON 1858 to 1860, and was
appointed Lord President OF the Council In Decem-
Der, 1868. The Earl Is man OF decided talent. He
is liberal in politics.
SIR EDWARD THORNTON.
This gentleman is well known to the American
public, having been British Minister to this country
since the death OF Sir Edward Bruce. He has
had considerable diplomatic experience, having
represented his country in italy, Brazil,
Mexico and several of the South American
republics. Since his arrival here Sir Edward Thorn.
ton has displayed much energy and ability in his
endeavors to bring claims upon Great Britain
to q satisfactory settlement. He was created
baronet short time ago.
SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
Sir John Macdonald is well knewn as one OF the
leading public men Of Canada He was born In 1916,
studied law aud was admitted to the bar in 1885.
Entering into politics as conservative he was
elected member OF tho Coopjal Parliament in 1874
and has ever since represented Kingston. Soon
after entering Parliament he became member OF the
then Ministry or Canada, but retired In 1850. In 1864
he re.entered the Cabinet Attorney General, re.
signed in 1882, having been Premier for brief
period, and became Attorney General again in 1864.
During the following year he was appointed Minister
OF Militia. He was one Of the earliest advocates OF
the confedera Of the colonies and was one OF the
delegates from Canada who went to London In 1886
to arrange the terms After the establishment OF
the Dominion he was made barouet, and at present
holds the position OF Premier
SIR JOHN ROSE.
This baronet Is another prominent Canadian poll
tician He was born in Scotland III 1921, but went
To Canada at an early age. Here he studied
law, and after his admission to the bar
distinguished himself in his profession and In
pclitics. He served for many years In the
Canadian Parliament ana was member or several
Cabinets. An early advocate OF confederation, the
success or the movement earned for him baro-
netcy aud position in the Ministry OF the Dominion.
lie was at Washington short time ago on business
connected with the ilsheries question.
LORD TESTERDES,
the Secretary OF the Commission, IS but little
known IN politics. lie succeeded his uncle as third
lord short time ago. Previous 10 that ne was en-.
pIoyad as clerk II, tho EoreiC-a n lica
The New York herald., 1871-02-10

Enreka Mineral Water, S.rntO "a %prirGsst
superior TO all others In dyspepsia and diseases o. vf sna
Kidneys. B. J. LEVY, Aseu No Haden RIVER karoaa
depot, Narck street
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Mailed Trar for IS Cenfs.--Sr. hnlins Leo
tures on Nervous Debility Marriage, its obAoas ana rn
peiine and diseases ars1g !rotn "sn esass
fr, ar,a practice. Address secretary pr hahns Nh
scum, 40 broadway, aew Ioss,
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TEE PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCEMENT
TO CONGRESS.
The Nomination of Commissioners on the
Part Of the United states.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1871.
The President sent TO the Senate to-day a
special message on the Alabama claims and
Fishery question, in which he states that Great
Britain has consented to have these matters
referred TO q special high Joint commission.
The New York herald., 1871-02-10

Chnprcd Hands, Spre F4irs, Chii6.airs Are
cured by GILES SUNFLOWER CREAM. Price 81 eents-
Sold b. al cruggists. Depot $50 Sth avenue corner IhE
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Lea & rerrins' @ruec.
& zes with fish, eoup, joints game, &c.
JOHN DgNGAN'S SONS,
Special gents Union square and u SCUM Nan sssos
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Giles. sun istGrver Gree IN Cares nst skin sFis-
eases Ole Sores, Burns scnld rmpes, ihss &C. Price u
Solg ny all Druggists =.
uepot NIILIAi NJ. GIL BS, io5 lth ar corner lot1 So
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Poor Teacher IL II Dear Article at Any
Pric,.--A CHRONOLOGICAL EXsMIk ALTON ~ 3.9
iway, viii reveal the good and point the bad
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The American Commissioners.


Mr.. Fish was born In New York city IN 1909, ana
was educated at Columbia College lie studied law
and was admitted to the bar In 1880. Seven years
aler he elected 10 the State Legislature ana III
1886 was chosen Representative ia Congress. From
1913 1850 he held the position OF Governor OF tins
state, ard was Senator In Congress from 1851 to
1867. Mr. Fish subsequently spent many years
travelling in Europe. After the retirement OF Mr.
Washburne from President Grants Cabinet he was
appointed Secretary OF State which position he s.u
holds.
ROBERT G. scHENcK,
General Schenck was born IN Ohio In 1909 and is
lawyer BY profession. After serving several terms
IN the State Legislature he was elected to Congress
in 1s43 and renamed In the House for eight years,
when he was appointed Minister 70 graso. In ls02
he was elsced TO Congress ana served Iour ad-
diuonal terms. Last october he was defeated for
reelection General ScnencA served with distnc.
ticn in the Union Army during the REBELLION. lie
was recently appointed and confirmed Minisssc TO
Great Britain.
JUSTICE sAMCEL NELSON.
Justice Nelson Is native OF New York and was
born in 1892 He was admitted 10 the bar in 1917
and became distinguished in his profession. In 1920
ne was Presidential elecsor aid during the follow
tp8 yeag was delegsse TO the State ConstitktaQuA
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WASHINGTON, ID. O., Feb 8, 1871.
The President sent to the Senate to-day brief
message enclosing the following correspondence.
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rf,l,,ard;, FtrsG Class Tnrnture and pr~-
or Bocad manufacturer sSs biescIer street, corner Of
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A. A.--foyei Havana supplementary.
De arnucd by drawings OF the Royal Lottery
For Information, &c, address AoIaIlRE, GREGORY
CO., [. 3l6 Canal, l5t Chatham.
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ZoeIaioD Cures Consumption aad skin Dis
after remedies have f2ed uurifeS the blood;
makes the skin youthful anu 6glSAt.
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The Boy 10 "SetiIe Up.o

FLORENCE. Feb. 0. 1871.
The government here has been notified that An
envoy from the Bey Of Tunls the way to Forence
with instructions TO settle the questions In dispute.
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Atten,io. IL Called to the snle

A.-~DaIis and Parties snosy aTd Eslins
Boots and Shoes, all styles moderate prices at MILLER
CO. IS. Union square
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OUR ENGLISH DIFFICULTIES.

OUR ENGLISH DIFFICULTIES.
An Amicable Settlement of the DIFF.
ferenees Between England and
America to b. Arranged.
A High Commission Of Arbitration Ap-
pointed In Each Country.
The Joint Commission to Sit
i'm Washington.
The Fishery Question, the Alabama
Claims and AL Ninor Difficult
ties to be Discussed
The Earl de Grey Chairman Of
the English Commission.
Secretary Fish Chief of the Arne-
rican Commissioners.
The Queens Announcement of the
MATTER to Parliament.
The Presidents Communica-
ton to Congress.
Discussion In the Senate Executive Ses-
sion Over the Nominations for
the Commissioners.
Senator Summer Opposing Their
Confirmation.
SKETCHES OF TEE COMMISSIONERS.
The Bill Of Damages Against
Great Britain.
TEE BRITISH CONMIsSIOYERS.
SPECIAL REPORT TO TIE HERALD.
At Sea for Washington To- -Day-Names
Of the English Delegates,
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A.-Herrfng's parens
CHAMPION SAFES.
Z5i Broaiwsy, corner Iurray s.rsss-
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Died.

THoRP.--In Brooklyn, e. D., on Thursday, Febr1-
ary 0, ISAAC o. THoRf. ST., III che 65sn year OF hM
age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths SEE THIRD Page.
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THE PRELIMINARY NEGOTI.
AYIONS.

Correspondence Bstweon the British Minister at
Warrington and Secretary Fish-The Fish
cry Cue ton, the Alabama Claims and All
Intentional Questions Arising Out Of
the Recent Civil War to be Settled
by Joint High Commission.
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A..-Perfert Fitting Boots aud Shoes, and
warm Cvershoes cheap. at e. A. BROOKS BIS Broadway
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A.--Ba1Is md Eariies.- Boots and shoes fen
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen at BROOKS 5;5 Brosdway
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Sold by druggists and at 5i7 Broadway.
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A.-PhalOu's New Perfume,
/ LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
The Legislature.

The Legislature will assemble at the
now Capital to-day. Navigation Is now
open, though most of the members from
the uorthern and eastern part Of the
State, not anticipating q thaw, startedsey-
eral days ahead of time, and made the
trip overland. Considerable interest at
taches to the coming session, by reason Of
1t tbslng the beginning of new political
regime, We expect TO keep onr readers
regularly and fully informed Of the pro-
gress Of the public business, and through
the letters Of correspondents to keep them
posted as to the ropes and pulleys behind
thh hceneA. L-.--- -.---- ----- - n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

CONE TO GR1EFy=Not long since two
men residing near 3leae eoe, on the Central
Ohio railroad, addressed,a ailetter TO u firm
Of swndlets IN New York requesting b
package Of Jewelfyito bessit to their ad-
dress, by Express, o. o, D. In due time
tho package came to hand; with twenty
dollars charges thereon. Not having 50
mhchmonsy, they conceived The happy
idea Of breaking into the Express Office
and get their prize without % large Sa Ok.
pendlturc. They carried out their plan
one night last week, and mot onlyitook the
package but also q aSmall amount tofipoacy
leii In tho. SAFE Going to the woods not
iar distant they proceeded 10 open Nthe
box and found that n contained nothing
but pine, shaSipSsi The next morning the
robbery was discovered and parties set
about finding die suspected perpetrators.
They were soon discovered, arrested, and
amer examination committed to jan ID st.
ClaiBYillgp Yhsre, they now, have ample
|1eistte U Mediate upon the iIlegailty Of
thehproceediugS in the promises general.
", pad, lhe rascallty, Of bogus jSe,ySolry Jew
vendors, generally, - Tb'ni'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
New York Cattle Market.

rH'''' 'i'H NEW 1OHk, january 10. -
poAmIE-Beeves count $3.50 Tor the
week, with134 cars to-day at1OOth street,
So at Weehawkeni and 43, at Communi.
paw, or $3.50 head; the market the hard
est yet, or nearly one half cent lower than
last Monday;tbcst selling at 15c; fair to
good 12a18fc; poor Sa11C+-ayeraging 13c,
The market was very disastrous 10 own.
ers. There were 20 Texans for The week.
Tho quality was generally inferior. Sew.
enty.tvehead, OF cwt., Ohio steers, aver.
aged lie; co. Kentucky, 1t cwt, 12a15c;
10 Illinois, OF cwt,, 12a18c. ,...,.;
SHEEr@2S, 100 for the week, with 1000
to-day. The market was slow and prices
a shade easier, most Of the lots selling at
5a6tc. p Poor bring 4tc, prime &c, and
some extras &c. One car, 72 lbs, State at
4sc; one car, 90 lbs, &c; one lot, 17G Tbs,
Canada, 7c: 7api 60 n if.47 100 '3fiH's1'
HoGs-l5, 900 live; IA, 900 dressed. b To-
day we have 4,SO0 live, and tho market Is
stronger at 7ia7tc, One car dressed at
sia94c; western dressed ssassc. ' ''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

zens wake up to the stake they have in
the election Of the next Council and unite
in the support Of their best meni rr''i' q
We need not say that the ticket pre-
sented by the Democratic organization Is
not madeup in the main of'such men as
ought to have the taxing land spending
power Of this city In their hands for the
nextt&O and four years. What can we
do to prevent tho calamity Of their elec-
tionl Can we do 1t by an exclusively Re-
publican tlGketS That would drive the
dissatisfied and lukewarm Democrats into
the ranks while 1t w6uli tmpel some Re-
publicansto abandonth the ranks for an In,
dependent course. Wecan afford neither.
The true course Is to unite oil the oppo-
sition-to unite without any regard for
political differences, which have no place
In this contest, but with sole reference NJ
the credit and welfare Of tic city. = ''' :
From INDICATIONS We are led to doubt
that the opposition gamble united o. any
ticket selected ID ANY way saveaaby
o citizens convention; and in view
OF this, and tho. absolute me!
ccssity Of unity to avoid defeat
and calamity, we respectfully suggest
whether TIM ooIution of tho question be.
fore us is not in a Convention Of the whole
city, IN which all shades of'opposition to
the Tammauy ring ticket shall be invited
to participate. We believe such q Con.
vention would cordially unite nine-tenths
Of all the elements Of opposition and that
a ticket nominated by It, judiciously COM
posed, would sweep, the city, IL not the
opportunity rlpc, and can tho Tammany
ticket be beaten in any other wayH
a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

REa1srRAr1oN OF vorrRs-From The
books returned to the Board. Of aRegistra.
ton, yesterday, we take the following
figures cf tke registered voiesfnthe city,
First Ward, 5s5; Second, All. Third, 7S5;
Fourth $50; Ftnh, lGss; Sixth, '7ssi
Seventh, ss1- total 4, ,2es. Z. io.aa',i.'l
- The registration Of 1870 was as,iollows:
Eastward, 500 Second, Sss;; Third, ,7sai
Fourth, 500; Fifth 500; Sixth, sos;
Seventh, ,s6s-total s,9ie. 3, asoii Il; Il. I. -
. Compared with the registration ofsthe
past year, That Of thepsesent shows q an in-
crease Of $40. y AJ!,Y y .y1yFgi ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

"CoAl on JOHNNY" feels irritated ov.
er the romancCs written about the golden
manner ID which he soYed Lis wild oats.
He has published q card In which he says
ANY man OF reason knows what evils 6eI
set me Of the time the possession Of the
property became vested IA me, Twas set
upon by yultures oil all persuaSlbhS, and on
all pretences. | was 4 minor and knew
hardly what 10 do. l tried 10 have a
guardian appointed, but, under the excite.
lient at that time, the bail demanded
was fabulous, and failed. Every one /
met had advice for inc, and, In The end,
wanted to, or did, borrow money, |
could get no peace at home for bores ior
projects Of every description | never
handled any amount Of money. Between
my agents on the farm, and q host Of selE.
constituted agents, my share was small,
] have since, As before, titled TO earn an
honest living, which l know is more than
my doialnets do" i,ll'EII tI Ut"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

ATTEarrEp Rai4RYt-An3 attempt
was made Saturday night, ,torbufglarlze
the rcsidenc6 Of 5lTs3 yeSsey, Son Main
street, in tic northern part OF the city.
The burglar in passing through the house
made a hoisewhich aroused am9mbst 81
the family occupying q chamber on the
second floor. The alarm was speedily
given on The street, and the robbcr be.
coming aware that his presence was
known, tookTieaye suddenly and disap-
pcared ddRaadafk alley leading ~ the
river. He secured no booty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

THERE is paper in New Orleans
which IS strong on condolences, and its
latest Is this A child was stolen not long
ago while the bells were ringing for o fire
In q certain building. The evening The
child was found another fire occurred. ID
the same building And on Thursday
morning last, When the trial Of the abduc'
tors of the child was begun in the Orini
nal Court, thesaIie building took fire The
third time and was burned down. IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
tStili Another Sensation about the
'3. Nathan Murder. .lf qn lGHi !

lhHw l6i la ltNEw, I ORR, January ~.
JIThe Esening Post says Information has
come into our possession Of tho highest
Importance in regard to tho, 23di street
murder. Itmight .embarrass tile officers
were weta make public the startling In
formation we have received from the very
highest authority. We are informed that
aoomplet6 chain OF evidence Is woven
around aEcertain individual, and that Of
his guilttlere iSino question. Someiwell
known skilibl detectives tracked him, but
present whereabouts Is not positively
known jThe greatest confidence Is felt
that they rwillibe apprehended within "a
few days. In this connection Il may be
remembered that the man Feliker, Tho
came to this city and pretended TO have
valuable information In regard toIassassi.
nation Mr.. Nathan and his ability to ar.
rest him;within'ten days, was pronounc-
cd q visionary individual, ifno worse, by
those who should know!ip,i.7' linilJi II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17

Board OF RRaIsrRATIoN.-Th This Board
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in
the grand jury room at tho Court house,
Nearly all the members owefe IN qatttnd.
ancc. But little was done except to re.
ceivc the books ftSmJ Jhe Registrars, ccrti'
fy then. and order tho payment of several
bills. Three orifogf eolofed men present.
ed themselves to be registered, and being
found entitled toregis1stion. their, names
were entered on the appropriate llsts
AdloarnedS .SSdrss lAsl,,ylg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-17
Baltimore Market.
..an nBL1rnroRr. Lnnnaryl1

ail t1fi7a6 nBA1TMoRE, January16:
IFLouR-Mafket firm; the demand for
shipping exceeds the supply. oissu1 s.HT
.. GRAIN-Wheat quiet and unchanged,
Corn-No. / white at sec; yellow at 7sc,
Oats quietand weak at 56c. a aAl A'9 u
afPnovIsIoNs-iPork In fair.demand, and
market firm; mess at 27io. Bacon firm;
bacon sides 119ci bacon sides clear rib
12tc. Shoulders 10c. Hams 10 10 1sc.
Lard quiet at I13c.A "a ~ 9'o@i "a" .NfI
sGWHisKY-01c. cifstsaiIig 4 lnHayl