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tenn Se,uauen empfcblcn.
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Babrbett unierr Insaben 3u fter5cugcn.
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slusifonS ocr 8oblcnarbeiter.

Scrunton, Sa., IA. Wtai.-3u elmer
geiicrn inBropiocnce ab9ebaltenen Sieuug be,
itloiien Die Ser9leute uno arbtiter Der De.
characterization sSanal. .Somp0Bnic," Die OF
ferte oes Yr6foenten Get SOmpa9nie, beS S5rl.
0tdion, nidJt auunebmer.
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.gturr- unO Erbrner1lrrllhrrun0.

Go i'd utcnc Stcluu9 ats RrGNhtnt Der ,Dtatu
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Sanf 5 Mu5eisen.

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Dae 8eriouisloial:
Str. 1917 unb 100,
SScIt Baltimore StraGc.
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ofnet. ii6-O

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annapotie 9, ben II. Utut 1871.
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Siermit fplrb beiarnt gcma6t, bds bsi'n gyouusr4
nclr Btsndoi9urss @eiute slnserejht lporocn itno
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petder i'm Criminal -3srtdt6Hofe ilr bic S,uet Bat,
ttmore i'm Sspteinber 2trmlne 1867 ser grdnoltii.
tuns hberfibri nnb bis gum j. Ioubr. 1879 sur yes
idn9niBifrate permtbeitt iuurbe.
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eem Z. SUM- 1871 tur Gnoentibeienn9 pornebnten;
bis au genann,sm 1Gse ionren I'rotejte tatn 6saal
tes @sud snssreiht ptrosr; aud usrbe en- Die eeste.
rtn ndh Suttlnter oes Souptrncurs bis babn tur
Giniidt often iein. Sm auiraae ees dbonp,rne,rs,:
uih2i,533l X. q. Soupeap, SiaatSittr.
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Die 9tnpobner Boltimors's unb Der umageeub
tino cngelaoeu, por,uiprcden. unb i ielbi BON Der
g8abrbctt unierer InSabcn Su nber5cugcn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23

therein that bill providing for the use
Of the ballot in elections will be intro,
duced by the Government at the ap'
preaching session Of Parliament Mr..
Stansfeld advocates non-intervention on
the part of Great Britain in the Franco
Prussian war.
The remaining Prussian loan will be
offered in London and in Berlin rext
week.
The Madrid Gazette contains decree
authorizing the issue Of treasury bonds
TO the amount Of four hundred million
reels.
Spanish iro n-clds have been ordered
to Vigo to enforce the observance Of
neutrality and prevent a collision be-
tween the German frigate Augusta and
the French man.of.war Hermione, both
now lying in that harbor.
The Nord Deusche Zeitung states that,
according to the treaty Of l179, between
Prussia and the United States, Prussian
men.of-war cannot capture American
vessels carrying contraband of war, but
may stop their voyage until the end OF
the way, or may take possession Of the
contraband portion Of the cargo, at the
same time giving bond for future
payment for the same 1t is probable
instructions will be Immediately given
to ali the commanders OF vessels of the
German navy to act in accordance with
this Interpretation Of the treaty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23
GENERAL NEWS.

LONDON, January l9.-Mr. Oteray
Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
delivered an address last evening before
the constituency Of Chatham, in which
he reviewed the foreign policy OF Eng
land. In course Of his remarks he ex
pressed his belief that the new Minis
ter from the United States, Mr.
Schenck, would settle the Amercar
question. England, said Mr.. Oteray
is averse to qusrrels, and any ministers
al policy would be cowardly that re
fused to renew negotiations looking &c
a peaceful settlement
Chancellor Clifford has issued an in
terlocutory judgment, suspeLding the
sale in Great Britain of the American
edition of Tennyson's poems.
The Paris Steele condemns the &C
ton of the French navy in not inter
cepting German-American steamers.
BELGRAGDE, January l9.-The Gov.
ernment of Servia has dispatched 6
semi-oficial Representative to the Lon
don Conference.
LONDON, January 20.-Advices from
Paris, Jan. 18th, say the number o.
deaths In the city from bombardmen
is about Ii per day.
The Berlin correspondent Of the Lon.
don Telegraph writes that Count Vern
storff has been ordered by the Prussiar
Government to leave the conference i
any discussion arises out Of the war with
France.
News has been received that on ths
l7th inst, off Vigo, Spain, the Prussiar
! corvette Augusta ran down and sunk s
French gunboat, and took 4 OF her officer
and 26 of her crew prisoners
1t is said that Gambette asked Gen. D,
Paladimes to resume command of th,
army OF the Loire.
Ri. Hon. James Stansfeld, one Of til,
secretaries Of the treasury Of the pres
ent government. has delivered an ad
dress to the electors Of Halifax, o
which city he is representative in tn
House of Commons. He announce
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23
ST. LOUIS.
Ranquet to Gen. Blair.

ST Louis, January 2.-The banquet
gwen to Senator Blair last night was
quite a grand affair, there being nearly
three hundred persons present, in
Guiding the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor Of the State, a portion OF both
branches of the Legislature, and many
prominent citizens of St. Louis.
Speeches were made by Gov. Brown,
Lieutenant Governor Gravelly, Speaker
Wilson, General Blair, ex-senator Hen
derson, Mayor Cole and a number OF
others. Governor Brown, while stating
that he and General Blair were dis
tinctly separated on several political
questions, paid him very high COM
pliment for purity Of character. in
tegrity and ability Mr.. Henderson
also spoke in high praise of Mr. Blair's
ability and fitness to represent Missouri
with honor to himselfand benefit to the
State. The banquet was held until a
late hour, and the utmost good feeling
prevailed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23
Seizure OF Illicit DIstilleries-As-
SCISSORS and Collectors to be Re-

| DelkuFe Oh 1lIIclt DlbtAAlcEieo-As
SCISSORS and Collectors TO be Re-
moved.
A raid with mounted troops just
made in the mountain region of Ten
nessee resulted in the destruction of
seven illicit distilleries, and about
$4,000 gallons Of mash. Eleven other
stills were found, but as they were not run
ming, they could not be molested. The
raid occupied eight days.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has addressed letter to various
collectors and assessors, who will be
relieved from Office in consequence o.
consolidation. They are in Brooklyn,
New York city, Philadelphia, and Gin
cinnati Districts. He trusts they will
appreciate the delicate position in which
both the President and himself have
been placed, in being obliged to dis
criminate between faithful and efficien
officers, and that no one regretted more
than himself that necessity occasioned
their retirement from the Internal
Revenue service. He concludes by
wishing them to understand that the
decision was no reflection upon their
integrity as public officers.
Bureau OF Emigration.
Representative Finkleburg will
endeavor on Monday, by moving sus-
pension Of the rules, to introduce bill
prepared by the committee on Com
merce, and have the same set for dis
cussion next week. The bill creates
bureau Of emigration, but places the
whole matter under control OF the Sec
retary of the Treasury, with the Super
intendent at the port of New York, and
making the United States Collector at
other ports, ex-officio superintendent Of
emigration, and also all commutation
money, and provides for great re-
forms in transportation by sea and
land, and ample protection after arrl-
val in this country.
Message on Southern Outrages.
The message recently communicated
to the Senate by the President, in
further compliance with the resolution
calling for information relative to the
existence Of disloyal organizations in
North Carolina, makes sixty-one octave
pages, including letter from Governor
Holden, dated January. Some Of the
army officers, whose reports are in
cluded, express the opinion that while
there have been outrages, some of the
statements are exaggerated.
The Canadian Fisheries.
Mr. John Rose, formerly Financial
Minister Of Canada, one Of the recently
created Canadian Knights and now Of
the London banking house Of Morton,
Rose & Co., has been here for the past
fortnight as quasi secret agent for
the purpose Of ascertaining the views
of the government and public men on
the fishery difficulties, and generally
questions between the United States
and Canada. His mission is con-
sidered as OF very slight I'M
portance excepting as evidence
Of trepidation of Canadian authorities.
General Schenck will be fully instruct
ed as to our views regarding the fisher
les question, and it is not proposed at this
time to take the matter out of his
hands. Mr.. Rose has found strong
feeling here in favor of an adjustment
of the questions with Canada by annex
alton, If the Canadians are as anxious
for their settlement as his visit is con-
strued 10 indicate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23

section defining voters. This was lost
fifty-fve to one hundred and fifteen.
This was the first square vote on the
question and the advocates Of the meas
ure, though beaten this time, are Jubl'
liant. Messrs. Stevenson and Lawrence,
Of Ohio, were among the yeas.
The negro vote was divided to-day on
the question of woman suffrage in the
House, Raney voting nay and Long
voting aye. OF the Illinois delegation,
Fransworth and Cullom voted in the
affirmative, as did Paine and Washburn,
of Wisconsin.
The Trial or Roderick B. Butler,
For forging pension certificates, has
been set for Wednesday next.
Colorado.
Governor E. NJ. McCook, Of Colorado
called on the President to-day to confer
with him about the admission of that
territory as State. 1t is understood
that Grant favors the admission, and
that the bill for this purpose, introduced
in Congress and favored in the Senate
committee on Territories, is to be pressed
at an early day. McCook is engineer
ing the lobby for this bill, and expects
to be made United States Senator ifit ls
passed.
! The Lincoln Statue.
The time for the unwilling Of Miss
Ream's statute Of Lincoln is understood
to have been definitely fixed for
Wednesday evening next In accord
ance with the original intention, the
statute will remain in the rotunda where
it was placed upon arrival. The sub
ject Of the ceremonies, DC, at the un-
yelling was referred to the committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds
Speeches will be made by members of
the House and Senate.
Frank Blair.
The advent Of General Frank Blair
is hailed with pleasure by the Demo
Gratis, and regret is expressed that he
was not here yesterday to characterize
properly Mortons scheme against the
South
Sumner for Amnesty.
1t is remarked that Mr.. Sumner
failed, yesterday, to back up the new
crusade OF the Administration, and
there is report, not yet confirmed, that
he favors a general amnesty.
Executive Session in the Senate.
The Senate went into executive session
at very early hour to day, and it was
nearly five before an adjournment was
effected The time was consumed in
quarrel over a number OF appointments
Of Federal officers in the State OF Mis-
sonri
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23
WASHINGTON.
Commander Semmes In Trouble.
WASHINGTON, January 81.

NOnttnAhUef SeIIIuteh
WAsnINGToN, January 81.
Charges of cruelty have been prefer
red against Commander A. A. Semmes,
OF the United States ship Portsmouth,
now at Brazil Station, in the North At
lantic squadron. About nine months
ago the record OF court.martial in
the cases OF several of the men on
board the shipsfor refusing to do duty,
came to the Navy Department, and as
these men claimed in defense that they
had been cruelty treated, a committee
of inquiry was ordered The records Of
the court came to the Department in
September and from these it appers
that nearly every man aboard the ship
had been subjected to punishment. The
punishments consisted of mailing men
in boxes for days, tying UP by the
thumbs, &c. Though there has been
much delay, it is reported the Com
mander and his executive officers are
now to be tried.
The Revenue Tax.
Since the organization Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau in 1862 until the lst
OF January, 1871, the full amount COL
lected has been 81 ,4S2, 100000. Ofthis
total 81 ,3S7 100000 were collected in
the several districts, and the remainder,
$95, 100000 is the direct receipts from
the sale of stamps. New York fur
nished 1892 100000, Of which total
New York city paid in round num-
bers SlS2,00O,000. 1t having been
found impracticable to consolidate the
Internal Revenue Districts in more
sparsely settled portions Of the country,
the Commissioner is adopting other
methods for reducing the expenses of
his bureau The reduction in the ex-
penses Of the bureau already amounts
to about $4,000, and the Commissioner
thinks he can dispense with the services
Of at least POO more assistant assessors.
| 1.-THE Army Appropriation Bill.
The Appropriation committee pushed
the army appropriation bill, yesterday
morning. The total amount appropri-
ated by the bill is $27,525,BO, which
is 2,05S, $50. ~ less than the appropri,
atons for the army last year
The fortification bill was completed
in the House, yesterday.
The committee OF Ways and Means
will soon discuss the income tax and
the proposition OF Commissioner Pleas.
anton to abolish it,
MortOn's Smelling Committee.
The committee appointed under Sen.
ator Morton's resolution TO investigate
the condition of affairs at the South
propose to go at once to work. In few
days they will issue a number of sub.
ppnas TO prominent men in the South
supposed to be cognizant of alleged
outrages recently committed. there.
Among them will be Governor Fl olden
of North Carolina, Governor Scott OF
South Carolina, and Governor Davis o.
Texas 1t is the intention to make q
report before the close Of the session, i
possible.
The Alabama Claims.
Senator Sumner, Chairman OF thu
Senate committee on Foreign Relations
addressed a letter to Secretary Fish
requesting him to draw up a bill to b,
| laid before the committee, embodyin,
the recommendations of the President
message about the Alabama claims
As soon as this is furnished to Mr.
Sumner, consideration of the Alabam,
| claime will la corpmepcaJ Ir ,ba ,or,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-01-23
The German Fund.

The subscription for the benefit Of the
German soldiers, and the families Of
German fallen soldiers received by the
North German Consul General at this
port, yesterday amounted to $30s, ,53s.