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New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
prRsoYAIITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

VIM II. Daniels has been nominated By the
President for Collector Of CutOns at Appslaebieoa Fla
The failure Of the firm Of Hall, Dame q Bull
oei wholesale des ts woolen goJs Boston, Announced
Col A. w Von Schmidt, who mined and blew
~ Bock San Psndso Bay route M Washington"
Gerard b. Allen has been elected President OF
~ Lou Merchants Exchange and Robert r. Tunssy and George
BAN Vice Preddeutl
WIN Coleman has resigned the Presidency OF
e h fhant Exchange Bank San Francisco L" Steven h De"
elected TO OIL the place.
William r. Floyd has accepted the position oil
Of tie Globe Tbesie IN Bosion and W. WALLACE. ~
aud Mira Ch6nirAu VII Teappesr A. leading Eds%
THE funeral of the late III. " Horton, Grand
Scribe sos Of tool place 10 Cincinnati yei'riAy
steuds Al the Temperance societies tat az par
ttffta aIed
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
GEN. SHERIDAN AT ATHENS.
ITEOG OH spHfHAL fnRREspONDRNT.

ATHENS, Dec. 10.-Gen. Sheridan, accOmpa-
nicd ~ Co.. Forsyth and Major Rutherford arrived here
Oh Monday, the 5th, from Constann0pe the Austrian
Loyds steamer They left Versailles three weeks after
Tie King OF Prussia and hi, staff Lad established their
Headquarters there and the siege Of Paris commenced
after having been present throughout the campaign IN
Prauc from tie battle of Worth TO the eap!tustion Of
Sedan and Metz guests the King Of Pruseas head
SuarteIs Tac nnoTs Of military Preparations In Russia
with Wow % attacking Turkey, ana u likely TO
break Out in tlis Qiter male thcm desrous TO visit
the East before leaving Europe. Hardly pressed
time, however, they could not do more than pay Con
StantinoDle and Athens a fyng visit They remained
fve days at CorstaatLOpc, during which they had
sudence Of the sau. and in spite the Ranadan Fast
Which hsd rst commenced invited by the Minister
Of pass III review tho troops stationed at the
5Tnsh Capital. In Athens they could only remain
four days They were received IN private audi
ence by tic King OF the Greeks, who ex-
pressed himself particularly delighted ct the op-
portuuty 10 make tic personal acquaintance OF
OF the most dasing military leaders OF the day. On
Wednesday evening they invited 70 a court ball
sre they had opportunity OF seeing the Ellie Of
aeus society assembled and where the presence Of
General the great event OF tho evening. They
received in the private saloons where the King and
Qaeen gave audience tie Corps DiplOmatique. The
General and lis friends presented by Mr Tucker
man The United States Minister 20 the Queen Thence
ey followed their Maesties and their court into the
'ilrOou, where Mr.. Tuckerman lad opportunity Of
~ 'entiLg the General to the leading political men Of
Gre On Thursday they dned at the American Lega
ton ia the In ;sh and Russian Eubassad0rs Russian
Admiral, Prassan Minister, Herr Won Wagner aud the
dsDd Marshal u tie Court Mr.. ROdOstaInOs, and
asle' the evening al sOii6e given by Mr. and Mrs
IoeSeman. The King cent Gen. Sheridan his portrait
aud autograph From this soI6e the General left for the
f'ates 10 embark board the Messaseries' steamer
fof 9assina aud Italy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
THE COAL TRADE OF Pennsylvania FOR 1879.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. J.-Despite the periodic
strikes which affect the production OF portions Of oI
great cool fed she totals of tn3 mined annually shows
au increased transportation 10 market. BY the official
reports Of leading railroads and canals OF this State,
IL appears that the Of anthracite coal carried ~
Them in 1910 was t8s9.ko5 TINS OF this amount, tio
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and its many brancLe.
Contributed i,69t6O4 tuls, from the schuyknl coal
region onetwentieth OF THE product was shipped to
westward corinors and nearly l2500 TINS were used
on lateral roads The Jehigh valley Railroad shipped
a6SOb5l turs, twO-thsds OF which came froin
Hazieton. and one-hfth from Beaver Meadow.
Tho Delaware, IackawaDna and "estefn Rail-
road carried North 669 S43 tuns, and b0rtn
cis 9s tue amountngts 29iso1 tuns, and an increase
Of 7s l3 tuns 1899 The Lhich Coal and Ravigas
on Company, by railroad and canal transported 2l3,-
8l tuns gain of 60T TINS for 1870 1t obtained from
the Wyoming region 1871 500 tuns from Ha5eton Si9
324 tuns and from Mauch Chunk, 2G9056 tns. Almost
the entire total forwarded east OF. dauch ChnnE,
tyothiris being sent By rail. The Delaware and Hud-
son Canal COpa forwarded 1854 6T3 tune, increase
OF go tuns Tho Summit Branch Railroad shipped
40 lO tns beside 4l0 TINS by canal from Miershurg
Tire shaInaNin region shipped is9Sa tuns the Iacka-
wanna and bloomsbury Railroad Company 195,i20 tuns
and the Northern Central carried 2l36l5 tuns IN addi
on, tuns Of btumn0us coal were carried by tna
Reading Railroad, and 1882 tuns OF senibtumnons
coal by tho Huntington and Broad Top Mountain Isi
road
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
nun EUROPE OF TO-DAY.
,rvsr MILITARY OPERATIONS.

VICTORY CONTRADiCTED - THE
rAiDiAh"p~ rAN'-.s Of PERONNE NEARLY DESTROYED
a'vrRALp1AN sUCCEss--A FOG AT PARKS
LONDON Thursday. Jan, $. ISL
.,ob from Versailles to-day announces tnat
rS.',ch Army of the North, under Gen faio-
% 'so he's been dispersed by Gen. Won Coeben'
r.a.,.ohcs from Lille still insist that the battle
-. NV the Army of the North on the Sd inst
...,lted in 8 great French victory Gen. rad
,e,s, reports that the fighting lasted ten hours
.od that he expelled the Prussians nom oil
>, or ,,os;,;ors and occupied the villages held by
them in the morning. The losses ON both sides were
heavy. The villages of Bapaume and Dehalgnies
we're totally destroyed. Railway travel between
Lille and Cambrai has been restored,
The fortress of PerOne in the Department Of the
somue has been nearly destroyed by the lombard
nent which commenced last week, but it still holds
out.
dispateh tom Uavre says the Prussians IN force
attacked the French on the left bank Of the Seine
today The result is not yet known. no particulars
of the battle having been received there.
The Garibaldians claim victory in sEdrmish at
Ksultay on the 2d. over 800 Germans
A heavy fog prevailed all day yesterday, and pre-
vented an attack on the Paris forts.
The reports that Gen. de Chauzy is advancing are
confirmed.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times thinks
the further resistance Of Paris win be brief and that
food will fail before the end Of the present month.
Col Frappol6 has been authorized to form corps
Of 200 men Of all arms at Lyons
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
AUSTRIA.
IpsrRIA's CONGRATULATIoN on THE CodPLE-
TIOH OF GERMAN UNITY.

LONDON. Thursday. Jan ., 1871.
Baron Won Beust in his reply to the dis
paiches Of Count Bismarck notifying TO the Cabinet a
Vienna the completion of German Unity, and expressing
Ce tope that good relations established between lhe
two countries by the Treaty of Prague VIII oohn",'
rknovedges the sentiment Of qualification "ltn winch
,,~ Au,+rt.n Governments notices the Chaneeilors
tenl illusions 10 te trenty, but he prefers not TO
.tr "a the present moment on formal DISCUSSION OF
The fe eeturcs Of that compact
The Baron passes to the consideration Of the resora-
con of the German Empire, and takes the standpoint
ttat the unity Of Germany accomplished under the
leadership of Prussia act OF historical signneanee
and Of paramount importance. He afhrms that tne
restoration Of the Empire Is not only received
WIN satisfaction by TIE people Of Austria but is per-
,onaiiy gratifying 10 tho Emperor Francis Joseph
Austria ne eontnus, sincerity wishes to cultivate the
Friendship Of Germany. This would be pledge OF en-
during union and lasting peace The glorious history OF
te Uapsburgs linked with the history Of Germany VIII
b remembered by the Emperor only with feelings OF
te varmest eyInpathy and with the best wishes Tor the
future OF the German nation.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
TELEGRAPHIO MOTIFS.

On Wednesday night the thermometer at Lev
st Indicated IA degrees below and at o'clock Ie"tdp
morning ~ degrees below.
The Selectmcn of Newton, Mass. sustain
Ohe Hines in the oohrg q Murray Tuesday Als AMI lave aeol
10 pay tie esIonoS o. bis tTal
THE Customs receipts for the week ending Dec.
- follows: keElO 3 d 1y3; Boston, bs ~ fhl0el
TMa, aA5J baltimore, 4.6Jl San If-ncseo *eJboi total
@Z,292 .3fL
w w. COrcOran Of Washington ha9 Civcni n
Tot po1hi g.h necessary buln, for Gc e n.r II
home i0f geni1a- The Insult uOn N 20 10 ef ~ tie
ShdoWu elt teil0I Oh il y 3f. Coflofan
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n,ssfAPCK,s LUxEMBURG cIRcuLAR.

According to the Berlin correspondent of
She London telegraph, the following is full and trust
""ft" seminary Of tho Note which addressed by
ACunt Bismarck the % OF December the Govern
Enent or the Grand DuC6y Of LuNemburg, and 10 the
1851
The Note points out that Prussia, at tho outbreak Of
tbe war; bad declared her Intention % respect the Beu
Eaiiy Of LlAemI IurI-suplO,ing thBf France d'd tlG
t@nc and thl LuXembrR IeI-cf sincerely cndc1 yor.d
U remain neutral The Government Of Prussia has Ecrl
polOusy observed q sttIct neutrality; but neither
FESL-- ~ IuAeDDpI& hac geted lD tBc same HFDner
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
ENGLAND.
rnE TINES on TIE ALABAMA CLAINs-AN UN

THR TINES on TIE ALABAMA CLAINs-AN UN-
FOUNDED RUMOR.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan 5, 1871.
The london Times Of this morning has an
article on the Alabama claims question: in which 1t says
-Iugani only DESIRES by fair concessions aud frank
allowance TO bring aLout the settlement Of this foolish
Quarrel, which alieHates two great nations allied by
blood and sympathy"
II ruulored that PTussi1n courier has been cap
taTed by tie treuys, the Belgian frontier
and that on his person found dispatches urging the
United States to press the Alabama claims Tho report
s Hardly CREDITED here.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
THE GREAT WESTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Chief-Justice Williams OK
the Circuit Court OF this city has been engaged snce
Wednesday In the case Of Tcrwillgcrs q 20. ag''
the Great Western Telegraph Compa ny, IN which the
cOppainants seek for a Receiver IL win occupy tLo
Court for the rest OF the week. oo,x
Among fbe deposions read was that of Josiah snow,
Secretary and Treasurer Of the Company, ana as. ,e
OF the principal originators OF the enterprise IN wc
il shown that three OF the five OF the eofohtts Oh
the Company owned only one share OF tho stock escn
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
A CrRIOus JUDICIAL DECISION.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.--Tie California Su-
prone Court yesterday in the Of The People against
Brady reversed the decision o he lower Court and or
dered new trial the ground tiat the defendant was
convicted on Chinese testimony under the Fourteenth
ard Fifteenth Amendments. The Court holds that the
Constitutional Amendments feet and do not ah-
rogate or annu STATE law regulating the pracilce "a
the courts OF law Judge RO,e, Lemocrat, alone as
sents. The opinion covers lC0 pagesfolio.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

WIStEIIANEVUO Z
Tho u. s. frgate Guerrero has arrived
at Lisbon from Hew-HOrk.
The Sultan coz, 10 diets the report Of Sc
rious difficulties with thu NicarOy Of Egypt.
49,. The Pf00iHziat Correspondents Of Berlin,
I'm leading article expresses the waInest feelings OF
aInity for Austria.
The PresIytery of Belfast, Ireland, have
denounced Mr.. Gladstone for the interest displayed ~
him In the welfare OF the Pope.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
THE CONFERENCE.

JULES FAvRE DECLINES TO LEAVE PARIS TO
ATTEND IT.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan. 8, 1871.
Jules Favre has informed Count Bismarck, through
the Medium Of Nr. Washbume, the American Minis
ter tha. he Fayrel knows nothing of the European
Conference, and Will not leave Paris to attend it.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
. NOVEL, RpDACH OF PROMISE CASE.

EVANSVILLE, InG., Jan. 5.-The celebrated
case Of Frederica Rch g OF al years. against Robert
Barnes Of this city, ~ years old worth half hinpn
0olars for breach OF promise and seduction, damages
laid at cO1 WAS concluded at IL o'clock as night ~
Princeton Jury rendering verdict for the defendant
The trial lasted for five days and was VI most seh>
tioual character,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Senate to-day con-
fI1ncd the following nominations:
Gustav Knshe Of Tennessee, Consul stGlent
Ble Collector OF Internal Rs'enE .or The Folh Did
OfTeTsA -
Iosndsers-PhReas R Good, Li,te.cn- " Waite, Bs-
dell PIylnauh D. III Charles D. Audoa. rsfe, L. u George u.
Holt CouIe sb; Oliver Matter Lauear v H.; sTas D. Be -
Wi Isaac Moor Ogden City tsh e. d. Hall Os0ion-
Mis-. James H. BoreLIn, PaTkersblrg. w. Va
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SPAIN.
TIE NEW CABINET.

LONDOH, ThJusday, Jan ., I8Ii'
The new Spanish Cabinet has been com
rleted. 0s follows:
EgPRAEo--Pres!dent Of the Council.
~ tRTOs--Aiiu3stcT of Foreign Affairs
lOS4zEO IIAs-I.nister OF Justice,
Decentralization of Maine.
eASAsIA-MiLister or tie Interior.
ULLOA Minister Of Public Works.
AYAIA-MnisterO OF the Colonies,
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A peasant Of Collitz. Prussia, has lost thrc

and four .oDsli-law daring tle ear aad las thus
bcsa forced i1t1 fc position ny Jo..t - n., widows
IA t"cDi! enc ,i.i1Icn.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06
WASHINGTON.

THE SAN DOMINGO QUESTION DISCUSSED BY HE
HOUSE FOREIGN COMMITTEE - PROPOSED
DINNER TO THE NEW ENGLISH MINISTER
THE sUPERNUMERARY ARMY OFFICERS MUS
TERED oUT--THE TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-06

vopTu CAROLINA DESIRES PARDON ron HFR
NEW ssNAToR--PAssAGB or THE soCIhtNN
WAR CLAIM TEST CASE IN TIE shNAII-
THE PARAGUAYAN TROUBLES DlsCOsaED i''
THE UOTSE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-14
The Executive Committee Of the Evan.

The Executive Committee of the Evan.
gelical Alliance have adopted the report
Of deputation to Russia, They are tC
have q reception after the arrival oI
Alexis. A committee was appointed tC
consider the eXpedienCy ol inviting oil the
alliances of Europe to the next General
Conference. .gE.g uL
A terrific scene with gang of burglars
occurred at the house of Albert Dogget
in Willlamsburgh, sunday'morning. Mr.
Doggets mother was held in bed by a man
STOPPING over her with large knife, but
she raised the alarm, which brought to
her assistance Mr., Dogget, who fired the
contents OF u revolver at the robbers,
The fire was returned by the thieves, who
then escaped with $30Oin booty.
AT the afternoon meeting OF the officers
Of the Army Of the Cumberland it was
reported that free passes will be given the
members over the railroads 10 the place
Of meeting The members, alter adjourn
mGnt, visited GENERAL Sherman, and cor.
dial greetings were intGrChRnged
At the Fleetwood purse and stake Of
$500 was won by Grey Eddie in four
heats; Bill Of Orange second; Lady Wells
third, and Hickory last Tune, 2.409,
2,3St, 249, 2.4lt. -Four heats were
trottcd in the American Girl and W. II.
Allen race. the Girl winning the first two
heats and W. II. Allen tho last two.
Time, 2,27, 2209, geo, 925l. The race
will be completed tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-14
CHoLERA,a ..
Forty Cases at New York Quarantine

Forty Cases at New York Quarantine
NRw YORK, Nov. l2.-It is officially
announced that the German steamer
Franklin, ut quarantine, has forty cases
of cholera aboard. There were twenty.
eight deaths on her voyage, Nearly
everybody aboard were more or less af.
ieCted, and most Of the cases were serious.
Further deaths are probable. A rigid
quarantine Is enforced, and every effort
to alleviate the suIIGrings, but care will be
taken TO prevent the spread Of the Conta.
gi0n.
The following Is a correct account of
the cholera ut Quarantine; The steam.
ship Franklin, Of the new Baltic Lloyd's,
arrived Saturday night with Rnumber ol
cases of cholera. Size sailed from Stellln
October 10th, touching Copenhagen on
the l2th and Christians and Sattenport
She had 80 cabin and Oil stecrage pas.
SCngers, and q crew OF Gj men. Ten days
out the first case of cholera made lis ap.
pearance among the steerage passengers,
and when the steamer put into Halifax to
obtain coal, she had several cases of diar.
rhea, of which forty were fatal. Since
leaving Halifax one death has occurred,
and to-day twelve patients arc suffering
from cholera These were sent TO the
West Bank Hospital, and the well pas.
sCngers transferred to the United States
steamer Delaware, lately fitted up as a re.
ceiving ship by the quarantine authorities.
The Franklin, after the transfer of the
passengers, was ordered to tho lower
quarantine, where she will be thoroughly
and detained until it Is thought
safe TO allow her up to the city,
LATER.
There have been fourteen additional
cholera patients from the steamer Frank
Iln admitted to the West Bank Hospital.
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The North Missouri Railroad Acci-
dent..sList of the Wounded,

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 13.-A list Of the
wounded by the accident at WellsvilIe, on
the North Missouri Railroad, Friday, Is
received. The list contains tifly.twC
names, bnt the following are the only ones
In any way seriously injured
Lieut.. MCConaha, 14th infantry, in
command Of q detachment, hurt In the
head and back, not dangerously; Sergeant
j, A, JOY, right collar bone broken, bruised
in the head and back; sergt, IL. Hoback,
right collar bone broken and thigh bruised;
Prvates Henry Scott, very seriously
bruised on the head, recovery doubtful;
L, Swingle, left collar bone broken, SO.
vOrGly bruised on the chest, and back
and head cut, recovery doubtful; DinglGr,
severely bruised on the head and abdo.
men; A. Jordan, u severe confusion on
right side and chest, cut In the head and
face; Delos Ransome, seriously bruised on
tho abdomen and back; Daniel Roberts,
severely cut on the head and hand, and
an eiluslon oi the knee joint; John Willis,
severely cut ON the head; Matthew Rolen,
severely bruised on the chest and back,
and cut In the lace and head; John Blu.
yer, left arm broken, and cut in the head
and face.
The remainder are only slightly hurt.
The detachment lett Wellsville yesterday
by u special train for Omaha, In charge Of
DR.. Magruder, Of the army, who has had
care Of them since the accident. They
were placed in sleeping coaches, furnished
by the Railroad Company, and will go
through without change.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-The pork pack.
ers and dealers tonight organized a Gin.
cinnati Live Stock and Provision Night
Exchange, headquarters ut the Crawford
House. Henry Nye was elected Presi.
dent, with full board Of officers and com.
mittees. 1t will bo an open board, to con,
tinue during the packing seasons
Steps will be taken tomorrow 10 pro.
vide for a permanent home for the Gin
cinnati Cotton Exchange about to go into
operation.
An unknown man about 40 years old,
wearing n soldiers overcoAt, was killed by
q train last night, near Richmond, Ohio.
He was seen intoxicated yesterday.
} Efforts arc making to secure the Ohio
State Fairs permanently on the Fair
Grounds Of this county.
The trial Of Henry Barkdall. for the
murder of his wife at Columbia City, was
commenced to-day.
Unusual preparations arc making here
for building next spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-14
UTAH.

SALT LAKE, November l3.-Thc Su.
premo Court and District Court were both
in session to-day, but nothing Of particu-
lar interest transplred. Hon. j. Neeley
johnson, formerly Governor Of Califor.
min, was admitted to practice in the Su.
preme Court. The grand Jury failed OF a
quorum, owing TO the absence Of men,
6ers rs witnesses in the great mining suits
at Provo. The Marshal was ordered to
secure the presence of the AbsenteeS for
tomorrow. y ,rH g5u.
There are indications Of another snow
storm tonight. The roads to the Little
and Big Cottonwood mining districts arc
kept open with difficulty. Business Is ex.
ceedingly dull, and everybody Is prophe.
swing hard winter.
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The Flre at Chnttanoora.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 13.-A fire broke out
at one O'clock Sunday morning at Chat.
tanoOga, in the jewelry establishment OF
Fisher Il Bro, and owing TO deficiency
Of water could not be checked until sew.
enteen business houses were burned. The
houses burned embraced oil classes Of
merchants and business men. Fortunate.
ly the stocks Of goods and merchandise
were not heavy and most Of them were
saved. The loss on buildings Is estimated
at $50, 900; insurance on buildings 5000;
on stocks $4,000. The fire Is attributed
to incendiaries, and Mayor Rathburn has
issued proclamation Offering reward oil
81 900 for their arrest. One wretch was
seen 10 pour coal oil on pile Of shingles
and set fire TO them. The underwriters
are Delonds, Coburn's and McBIillon's
agencies and the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany. .,
Tho following Is a list OF tho parties
who were burned out at Chattanooga:
Watchmakers and Jewellers-L. Sil.
verman, Henry Deushel, Fisher & Bro.
Family Grocers-W. o. Peppers s. Co.,
Isaac Piper, II. N. Snyder & Co., Hunt &
1Tollan. Dry Goods-E. ]. Bach s. Son,
II. Schneider 6 Son, II. Schneider & Co.,
F. Vaughn s. Co., Nozzur s. Lowerthal.
Fancy Goods and Millinery-Mrs. f. r.
Fischer, and Mrs. Gorman. Merchant
Tailors-G Geo. Stein and E. Moltke. Boots
and Shoes-M. Science and Nishell 6,
Glohen. Liquor Dealers-D. Kirkpatrick
& Co. Agricultural Implements-Ruble
& Hight Tinner-Jolm q. Calohan.
Sewing Machine Agencies-Singer and
Howes. Furniture--J. Long. The houses
were chiefly wooden. The fire stopped
for want OF material. u ~
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. i3.-The City Council
began its winter session to-day. Mayor
Browns message shows favorable con.
dilion OF the city finances, there being not
only funds enough to meet tho current
expenses, but sufficient to materially re.
duCe the floating debt Among the re.
Communications In the message are legis.
latlon to reduce the price Of gus an adj
ditlOn Oftiye steam fire engines, and hook
and ladder truck to the fire department /;
the establishment OF an abbattoir outside
the city limits, and tho removal thereto of
all the slaughter houses; better regula.
tions for cleaning the streets the trial on
n small scale Of what is known aS the
Belgian Granite pavement the building
of new city hall the enlargement OF
the police force, tSc., &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-14
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, o., November 13.-The
loss by the burning Of the spar and block
works of s. Banin, Saturday night, Is now
estimated at $4,000; insured for $1,000.
The vessel that Vas sunk off Madison,
o., Friday night was the Canadian
schooner Juliette, Capt, Albert Bassctt,
loaded with griDdstones All hands were
lost, except the cook, VIM. II. TbAyer.
The vessel and cargo Is probably a total
loss Insurance unknown. bog HTI-rt
The Vienna Lady Orchestra, announced
10 play hero this evening, missed connec.
tion, and will not arrive Till too late Ia
give their concert Mr.. Rullman m.
nounCes that the Orchestra will play to.
morrow night without fail. l.7a
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Denver q salt Lake Railroad.

DENVER, Coll, Nov. 19.-The articles
OF incorporation OfthC Denver & Salt Lake
Railrond were filed for record in this city
yesterday. The proposed route Is along
the South Platte to Middle Park, thence
by the most feasible route to Salt Lake.
The road will bG Of the same guage rs the
Denver & Rio Grande and the Leaven.
worth & Denver Railway.T1t will pass
through the best timbered region Of the
Rocky Mountains, and, II is believed, will
shorten the distance from Denver to Salt
Lake 200 miles. Tho incorporators are
W. $. Jackson, G. b. Lanbofn and o. G.
Hunt,