The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-30
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
In - LtViagstsne- Stanley - Novel
Suit In Court-TheRires.

la - LtViaEstSne- Stanley - Novel
Suit In Court-TheRires.
New YoRK, November %, 1872
Editors Of the Register:
The air is bright with sunshine, and
bracing with frost; how | should like
to take run in Central Park or walk
on Fifth avenuel l like also to visi
the stores. and zee the young maiden:
and the sober mammss making pur'
chases; but memorable necessity ties
me down to my pen and desk, and only
in Imagination can wander forth
among the busy througs of this great
city.
Of news there 10 but little excep
that which the telegraph flashes over
the land. The telegraph is luck,
rival to Us poor correspondents. LIE
us write upon almost any subject, and
the i'm patient reader saws: "Humph
we had thst the olh,r day by tel
egrsph."
MCDONALD.
Notwithstanding my remarks above
I NUT devo'e lew words 10 Georc
Mcdonald. the Sco'ch novelist A
fine audience ga'here to hear his fir
lecture At Steinwav Hall, last Monda,
evening lie is about thirty or tor,
years old, has high bo.d forehe al
CLEAR black eyes, fl wing beard; hlI IRE
'~siIing expression SENS t. b. earnest
ness and sincerity. His msaner o.
-peak ng 8 very plain. y, tricks al
nrat"ry IRE his. H. generally iea"'
upon the de-k Def re him, uses but 'es
.e>tures and his 70 &c 10 entirely I'M
ira ned The lecture IrsrlI WAS INFER
e.lng, but no, remarkable. | rhink h.
vii not become popular 10 this country
DUCHNLLU.
heard Paul d. Chaillu last week
or thu first linn. He is fine 10 king
m,n: lirne ami ac'ive ~ a boy; part
ii. hair in the middle { he lauEhlngl,
sad pointing al the same lime to II {
heat, which il entir'R bald on tre
toni has very picrc'n. black eyes, Arg
4rr.,ght noe, firm chm, denotr =
streng h Of purpose, and wars he"y
mousiacne. lie was dressed in black
coat aud vest, grew pants, aud wor- dark
green gloves Although his lee ure
contained nothing bit what | had
already Learned from his books, yet bis
manner is 50 earnest and bright, he Is
an cool patured and enjoys telling his
adventures so much, cou d not real'ze
how rapiilv the time passed, and came
avay wishing he had talked longer. he
is e-p .cially pHpu'ar as lec'ure'
among the bows and girls, for whom ne
has many stories to suit their taste. /"
shout tour week. he intends departing
tor the north OF Norway and Sweden.
STANLEY.
Mr.. SANKEY'S rece. ton has been ev>
erv way fi,ttering 10 that gentleman
He ia to commence a course OF nl!hi
Lectures. at Sreinway II Ill, D-cember
81 The price Of ADMISSION tor the
. urse il ten dollars. Ii remains to be
s.en whether our people will submit to
having the Price TOR lectures d 'ub,ei
when they can buy his book for les
than one-half of ten d0llar-. However
there is a gresr curiosity aroused 70 see
the man h,ms-lC. He 's to be w'ned
and dried by n clubs and soclet'e'
this week.
EVACUATION DAY.
There ia to be no imposing military
Jisplay to dav, "a usual on Evacuatio"
Dsy The veterans OF the war OF lSl2
will meet in front Of st PauPs Church
a, o:3n A. NJ and will then proceed to
me cd tort IN Central Park, the Sixth
resrment furnishing them with an es-
chrt, There, after raising the Am RI
can fla thy will he addressed bv the
Rev. Matthew Hale, Of Brook'y".
Amer that thew will be eived tan4ue'
~ the armory OF the Sixth regiment
The First regiment o. Pennsylvania,
nnder commard Of Cnlon.l Latta, Will
arrive from Philadelphia at The loot O.
De,brosses street, at | A. NJ, ard will
proceed direcrlv to the Grad Cen'ta
Hotel At 3P NJ. they will be tor
mslly received by the Seventh, and The
two regiments will march through
Roadway TO Brav"r street, B DAD SIRE
Maiden lane aud B ,d~ay :" the Ci's
Hall and Mai n General Shaler and
staff whence they vii proceed NJ
Rro,dwav to the Seventh regimen
armory. The Pennsylvania reg men
will return to PniladeIphis in the even
ing. .,
|, is a sim that old amin 0sitie9 az
Iviny ont when we tor'go sp'av o.
dsv. tina, remind our E glib hr',h mr.
q, their defeat. Eghtv-"'nth ann'Ver'
-arv of thedav when he FL .l,-h tr"n"
.vacuated New York! Think 81 the
nd nom, B hold in our ACHIEVE menu
!, art .cience q d national p""sres',
yrea,er Glory tn IN that oo'!'ned ..
the swordl
THE RAILRNAD IN J>PAN.
This mornings dispatches bring II
nova e the formal ore1'ng. bSrhe EN-
reror Of Japan. of the fret railroad II
hat Empire.
RFL,cs IN NEW YORK
This MORNINGS Hs,0d ALSO gives
| ,lnuiny ac,ount OF the imposing c're
monies held ,esteri lay al 1T. fan'
Cathedral. The occasion that cal e.
,or ali this pomp and ceremony vas M
,,s,os;,;no o, = ew OF me bones and
v,aI ,fhs blood o. St Jus in,u' o" a.
Liar "a, eci.ly prepared for them
The relics bling the gut OF an Amer
CON convert who disco, ere! them in TIT
Cstacombs and obtained the pr'ps
- .rtboyity for Their removal