The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-19
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NEW YORK CITY.
witnesses Asking 10 be Reieaseu' u'
81 NEw YORK, July lS.-AppNcatio'
will soon be made for the release
& Patrick Hart and John Redmond, WIZ
& nesses in the Stokes case. who since
January last, have been contined IN ue
4 House OF Detention.
LongreIIOw.
A dispatch from Saratoga states mat
it is not as vet accurately known
1 whether Longfellow is entirely crippled
Ornot. His ankle is very badly swollen
so much so that it is a disputed ques-
ton If the tendons are broken or not or
Z whether the ankle is only swollen from
the effects of a severe sprain. Cooling
lotions are being constantly applied and
hope is expressed that he will oe aoie
TO run again.
A special Washington dispatch to
the Times SAYS that the Government OF
Spain has expresseito 10 this Government I
! it, confidence in Minister SiCk.eS. 1t
gives assurance that he is most &C
ceptabls representative of the United
States at that court. and is gratitied to
learn that the reports in the newspapers
OF h> intended resi- gnation are without
foundation.
Commissioners Douglass
leaves Washington next week TOR the
White Mountains, where he hopes to
esve the a.ue chills with which he has
suffered much during the year past. lie
will ue absent about one month.
President Guardin, OF Costa Rica,
arrived at this port yesterday from As
pinwall, on visit to President Grant.
He is accompanied by II. NJ. Keith
contractor Tor the Costa Rica railroad,
who intends to purchase materials for
the completion OF that road. After
VISITING Grant, His Excelency will take
trip to Europe before returning to
Costa Rica
The Death Rate.
Daring the week ending noon yester-
dav the number of deaths in this city
reached 1856, being decrease Of 5l3
from the previous week and an excess
Of lgj over the CORES sponding week of
49,.
Madame Ieutner's Concerts.
There vas a much larger audience at
the Academy OF Music last evening on
tAs occasion OF the second appearance
in New \ ork Of Madam. H-------.. u>.
singing was very brilliant and received
seyeral encores. The audience was
very enthusiastic and fully appreciated
her qualities a. q vocalist. She sails
for Europe Saturday and her last ap-
pearance here takes place on Friday
evening.
"a Exit Standard.
S The type, and Office furniture OF
John Russell Young paper, the Stand
ard we're sold to-day, 10 satisfy judg.
ment in favor of George II. Stout for
locsl news, amounting to 800. The
effects realized 500.
Arrest Of Robbers.
Three of the robbers who gagged
Mrs. Harney. OF Broome street, and her
servant, and then ransacked the house
and carried of y qusuuty OF vaiuaoies'
YESTERDAY, were arrested to-day anu
IA .o- aYaminatiOn
Il. Gratz Browns Condition.
p. Gratz Brown hss not yet suth'
,.rntlv recovered TO leave DR.. Steele
rr..dence, but is slowly gaining strength. |
Dangerous Hams.
Foreign slvices to the New \ ork
E..rinFHal dated Berlin, July H. say
The Prussian Government publicly calls
attention To the presence OF trlchln@ IN
hams exported, via Bremen, from the
United States, warning purchasers 70
abstain from them aud threatening the
,rllers with criminal proceedings.
The Jesuit Bill.
The Imperial Chamber has signitied
: intention 10 eSIeuu tAe uS" -
bill to Alsace and Lorraine. .
Italian Affairs.
Nor recent advices dated Vienna
Ig'y / state that the Austrian Govern
nent has received a diplomatic circular
from the Italian Cabinet, in which the
latter declines TO reply to the absurd
and invidious charges advanced against
il IN a recent letter OF the Pope 10 Car
jluai An,onelli and prefers the gu
ropean Government to Judge the justice
OF the accusations by historic facts'
the Italian Government will continue
TO treat the Pope to the courtesy ana
ieie-euce due 10 the spiritual head OF
the Roman Catholic Church.
j The Condition Of Metz
Mail advices, dated Strasbourg, July
3 /, say that the Metz Gazette complains
81 of the incorrect statements made OF the
condition of Metz by the semi-offciai
q North German Gazette. Far from
tiourishing, the city is fast becoming 3
second Pots1sm, town merely OF SOL
diers and State employees. Business is
decreasing 10 an alarming extent, the
only trade unaffected by emigration
being the wine trade The Gazette ap-
peals 10 the German Government TO
ieal as literally by Metz as 1t has by
Strasbourg, furnishing German capital
10 take the place OF French aud allow