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, 1873-06-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

--.. SATURDAY EVENING, Juue %.
ALCoHol-Was quiet at at$l77@1.R2 for 04 pcr cent
BEANs-wero dull and nominal. We quote
ohoee hand,pieksd navies s2so@2eo do mediums,
nUiLD1Na MATEiIA ALs-rho *rias demand continues
fair for tho season, A. about The sanae range Of
800 -per brl :; Rosendalo co,nent, s3.es@J. I'll.
ca ,Iosyte a. ana q AaFon q ceMnen hrl
ssn9, por brl si:so5a Slssis5anx na!S, psr Sa,
Ing GIL Ges Rse na
eosntTy /, bfasl, sioeS ie1erea Miwaukso pressed
$500, dal.; d. common, tl4.oo; 1ndians pressed
5lsoo@2l. .o0; do common, slaoo@l5.oo; fro clay,
DRooM GoRN--was in fair request md firm. The
good corn to be bad: We quote: No. hurl s3t@1oo;
sSs; g. s psls and rcd, s@skio. ' " 'S At' S~0
ply md firmly held at an advance Of 1@2u the
prices current week 49, bpt 9thor grades remain
e aa ss
@looi inferior to common. 1o@i4c..
out change. Only q moderate demand existod, md
the general rarkot VIA By no n1sans strong: Follow
Isason sle ames:.n aaosaeae 5e
sasaies: sisss' i'slse; do do DOUBLE asaaoo: WOOL
oHEEsETrado was again reported slack, and the
weak feeling tlas has characterized tho market for
quotations being lowered Salo today. Wo revorss
our llst a. foioss New York factory. 1i@12e; ERin
factory, ,12@lso; Ohio factory, a&ioNo; Western
Assoey GootEAdE@wo continue to quos Pork bar
aa sfse' ss sSo9s9 Ta nar
se sses il' tlssss' .axss s ss;ss ssxss'
Il a
ataves, $s.bo@lobo; circle aour hcading, 1880 per
ct; aoHr hoop poss $l4oo@5oo 81 per nj pork and
Egaa-Wers In moderate request. Those g,.ran-
teod sol at l2H@13o, but good many Of tho arrivals
s quoto sales o 50 cases eaudlcd It ISL LOO doz 4
4y FEArmERsI dull aua weak. Many dealers
bid. The offerings arc aconmulatng. Quotations arc
follows Primo to cho!ce live geese feathers at IS
S fs. 9eod p;'eis e5ss common 70 '"e ss'''
I1s4-Thsro ia still scant m supply, and or 5obbers
S a
No. whiton:h, < bri,seoo@o?5i No. de, ,t5.5s@ooe;
sos ST. 5sy SG S;e No.
brl, <s.60G8.76; family 1naokerel, brt, S700@7a5;
PSF na 100 M @ doorgs eosh I.5ra:
dor horr!ng sI brg % 0oSg6o: 90 oba br IS $a.3s rs
Ss sssaGa hssssnY sea bssens sena
brs, $9.00@0.60.
FRUITS AND NUTs-A dull tFado "a9 H. reported,
clinsd d por box, apples 20, aud b!aetberries 4o
per b, Irl1nea alon0 Wero 1rn. Inoy hre 10" nela
at 111t@l2c,-an advnnss of 10. We quote: FOR
r1as-Datcs sH@soo ngs drums, li9lso; nsa' oox.
14H@1Go; Turkish pr''neg I1he!ae; fala.hs' Si.lo
2.95; Zanto curronts bt-@1c. DOMESTIC - Aluen
apples, 17@20o; Michigan 20, 657c: Western do,
46@6hc; Southern do, 3MSoo; pouches. pareat 1sGs
plachlerrios. aA@8'{o: rasnoerriee, 4o@Ao; p!tted
cherries, 2032.c. NuTs--tllberts 14G9lno; smonas.
Tor1agona, 2le923c; Naples walnuta, .i@25c; Drazs,
0N@loko; pecans, 1l@l2o; African peanuts 9897oi
Wilmington peanuts. 7@so; Tennessee peano1S' U
@HG,p,,,ro @6HcG; r.u .-,o, ,o- ,t,n,o anil y.ncx
groceries presented much the Same ieatures aa On tue
preceding days Of the week. Trade, though by no
nonnn acttVe, was fair for tho acaso anu ese from
sugars. which continue rather WeAl' 'ho teeunB Was
, 1873-06-30

re In RI
for1,ds ta ds1;vor;n ~ r.i, W. raao;r. SsnSI
.olo'oa ~ ~ s'.,u w., Va .oso.pAa "!11,n ~
naYo HOE oeon cancoloo Dy inc HoGlstfaf. Inc
warohonsomen hGvo signifed their determine
tion to obey this section, and It will therefore be
necaHaarv. aftor the lat of Julv. for abinnera 1,
.sssss,t i'll. seaa;s.o ~ H., G-,,,. ns-;4.ps
Ploaont snoH iesoipth ~ tue druln AePis'rnr dor
canGena.ion . oeiofo presenting them 81 the oniGo
o. Sne Waienonse. 3!Ls somo 1roaole may Dc avoid
Oh ny nos1ng th1s 1aes.
TIE uoT-conN CASE.
Tho following appeared in tlis Csho common
cinD column OF The Tribune last Friday morn
ing:
noenn o to apn 20 a n
ited their report to tho Directors Of tho Board Of
Traas' w11o s ADOPTED r ana presented T. to the ful
e sra n uo,mn H., cr % o
,3r ui,p fnr hayn Son ,,"eas a s1.ns
the commercial editor, whom tho Committee seemed
disposed 10 hold responsible for tho whole matter,
Whoroupon the Intcr- Ocean nsslmes to grow
Virtuously indignant and sayB, III its issue OF
Saturday:
The Tribune adds to tho disgrace OF iB nostton bv
forcing liz co,nmeTcJal editor in his own cnl,,mns -
exoperato lie management by personally sloulering
the blamo
fed because 1t was claimed III this column that
there was not sufficient reaaon for posting tho
corn In the Northwestern Elevator while we
reported, a day or two afterwards, that corn was
10 all OF which the commercial cditor Of TIE
TRIBUNE takos the liberty Of replying;
Ie understands his duty to TIE Tribune Com
pany aud to the public to be to collect aud pub
1ish al such commercial news az will be. III Ills
judgment, of interest to thu public; aud to pub-
lsh the news Of oaoh day, with equal freedom,
whether it confirm or contradict tho nowg OF
yome previous day. In tho performance OF this
duty he has no right to omit or ohnnye anything
on the ground tint it dooB not agreo with M
viowB, or bgcauBo it may bo supposed to hurt Lis
feelings.
Because he holds this to bo his duty, he wrote
out ordolH, but without Permission or oven in
timation from my ono. II lo ro,nombers right
ly, it WAS w7itton on Change few minutes after
tho report waa road. Ho wrote 1t az short d.
elsewhere; and wrote 1t Just as ocorfully as he
would hayo ohronlcled tho fact that such Gens,lro
, 1873-06-30

sumption: 1,8G7 bu wheat; 1851 bu corn 4,s77
bM oats. Withdrawn for do during the raet
wools: IA, sG6 bu wleat; 9,12s bu corn; 17,117
bu oats; 1922 bu ryo; 5000 bu barley.
The following grain has boon inspected into
store. this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 206 cars
wheat; 954 cars corn; 49 cars oats cars rye.
Total, Gil cnrs, or 242, 900 bu.
Tho following wero tho receipts and shipments
Of brendstuifs and stock at this point during the
week ending with this morning, and for corre-
spending wosks ending as dated:
, 1873-06-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING, June AZ.
Tho receipts OF lumber were light, and tho market
alteration, though rather easy for common careoob
We quotes Jolsts and acantln8 ut $o.0099.60; COM
mon boards st 90; good to chDco mill run
$500; lath, $500. Quite = number Of cargoes wore
left over. sales reported follows 5chr Cur
lew, from Muhkegon, ITO m mixed Norway and white
pine at $1,000 for Norway and $500 for white pine;
cargo schr Hamtlton from ManiHtee, 132 It Jotsts
and scantlng at $3.50. Bold by D!anchnrd, Borl1ud
l. Go.
LUMBER FNEidMTS.
Maniatee t210; Ludlngton, s. as: Muskegou, $500:
Oconto S3.25 i; Mononinee, $3.50; Pontwnter, S22j
White Lake, $225: Grand Havon, ta.o0.
At THE YAHpH. ... h..
fair degrco OF activity Witnessed at tho yards
which, owing to liberal receipts. Is easy Good dry
lumber and choice grades arc held steadily at tho
prices given. joisa aud Ecnntling 13 to "a 1t, and
anuara nickats ara tuHDr. Wa aunfn:
, 1873-06-30
COM M ERClAl,

SATURDAY EVENING, Juno %.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of the lending artioles Of produce in Chicago
during the paat twonty-four hours, and for tie
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-06-30

90 pcr box. oraugos $120o per box Apples,
$9.oo@4.0o per brl. pinospples $S6oaI, % por ioz,
1annnaa, 80 00@d.00 bunch. Now apples 60 pnr
boz. ntrawberrica, 12a30o. 1aspberres, black, 1t@
$50. dnoacberr1es, 10{3l2Ho. Cherrice 15ai7o Our
Ssnts l2ho. Whortoherrtes, $3.50 par bu. plums,
Iiops-Ihs demand Ia stlll light and only f,t halo
or no nt TING: Wo quote Weatcrn nt q66s45o, Tho
New York Dun gives tho following trars1tjous con-
cernnR tln hop prospects in Dalgfutn and bavaria:
hLosr, May 3l.-Tho cold and rainy woothor sfon1
vegetation oomptotely, and tho hop-vinen mako no
progroHst With plenty Of insects already showing thou-
sclveA. 1t would DO wrong however, 10 buppoao that
any aannBs hna boon d0ne beyond re1notiy Back.
warneas Ia tho only roh complaint eany to be tnonl.
cd stu by tho wfbhe1for change III tho woalhor In
England tho sam0 state Of s1ara To 10 expor-
0ncel.
NunEMnENo, juno 5."-Binco tho tst inst, yc 1,ave
the kind Of weAther required, md which will soon
have tho 1esirca cffcot on tho hoT-yincs.
HAY-Was In botter request, and waA firm at former
prices: We quote Wholesale pricoa paid by dealers 10
follows, to contain 20 600 lbs: OK TnAuK-Timo-
thy, beater preaaed, $10.6o@l6.o0; timothy, looae
proHsod, 4l3.o0@14.00 prairie pvesaed, $1006512oo.
or WAaoN-Timothy, loose, $l3.00@l4. 90 p rairie.
loose Tor delivery Of pressed, $l.00@1.50
according to Distance.
MIDEs1No now features wore developed IN tho hide
prices arc weak and irregular Following The nomi-
a9Meioe p16s of 90 ,hees 9%0X p;Et
KY. 'fc; dry salted 17@1so; dry hint 10@5oo long
", scored out Or otherwise damaged, two-thirds
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ID HHh though about up to tho Average Tor this time
Of year. Pricos ruo aoady and sronz for motald
TN rIA1r1o, 1o114, s146o; do. 12r12, $500 do,
141?o, S16.5o: do. roofing, TO- $l4.0o; do, 20x2s,
$2s.06.
r1a TM-Large, 40; small, 4sc; bar, 44o.
BHrxr Z1No-Fnn caats, lie hal casks, II 10;
lass quantity, l1Hc; alabs, 9c.
STREET. 1RoH-No. q, 8ko rates. -,.---
GALVANIZED LnoN-No. 16320, 16o No. 22@2, 100;
No. 25@20, Ito; No. 2, 1850 No. %, 2oc. discount
OF 20 por cent 10 made from this List.
CorPxn-Oopper bottoms, 4oc brazers, over IA lbs,
A7o; timed copper. 4oo; planishsd copper, Aec do,
wmEa 70 !. 80; 9, 8 and o. 100 70 to Il, 11o ~,
1lbo 1a and i, l2Hc 16 and Is, 14o; II, 1so ;1s,
10o 10, 100 20, 2oc: full hundc, Is per cent dis
count icnee wire: 7Hc; BY chr load, 7Ac.
Escs: lo9s9d, per keg, sts7X rates Sd Do, ssi2S
do hns, $7s1A; Hi;,2! a do - :s.l2N clineh, s.2g
quotations Manila rope, y b. 18@12o; sisal ropo,
line, y il, 20@22c; tarred rope y ID, 17sl8o oakum
. balo 5.0o@G60; pitch, y brl, $odo7.00 tar, b1
$50O@6O0.
oIs-Prtcea were stcady and unchanged mod
crate amount Of trading wnH done At tho annexed
quotations: Carbon, la9@loc; extra lnrd oil, 79o !;
No. I, 68c; Mo. 2, CSC: lnaeed, raw 1Bo; do boiled,
$101; whale, 87o; sperm, S1009210; ucass foot OIL
strictly ruro, $l.10: do extra 200 do No. I, 76o
bank ol, 700; Atraits, 76o; elephant oil, 95c tur-
peutine 639o4c; naphtha, 6 gravity, 200; naphtha,
PAINTS, GoLons, AND puTTY-we quote tho
matEpt quiet and steady At tho prices given below
, 1873-06-30

The shipments In detail wore fo1owa: Shoulders,
25 bza Is tcs short = b1s; short clear, 10 b1s
long esas, seb1s; long RIB, a b.s gtresfords, q
b1a long hnms, 1o4 b1s; irish cut, Is b.s; bacon,
1sA bxa; BACKS, h1a; beilies b1s Preston hams,
4b1A Scotch buttoekH, At trcs beef tongues 20 brs
belfast Tongues, bxa heef, sss brls .ilov so4 brs
beef hans 90 bxH middos, 794 pea shoulders, 6501
pcs. % casks; rough ados, 10 bxs.
Flour was less active at unchanged rates, the
market being very steady, with tho dolnand
moro for Rmal lots aud chiefly from tho local
trade; Bran was steady. shles were reported
OF GO brs wintor extras 1T $500; 100 brls spring
extras at $3.50; 100 brla do at sG10; 60 brls do
sooo; 6oo brls DO on private torms 80 brls do
at s400; 175 brls Go at 1915; 200 brls do ut
brls. Also 10 tons bran at $500, on track, and
20 tons do at s8.00@8.75, delivered. Tie follow
Ing was tho range Of asling prices at tho olose
Fair to choice white winter e1tras....$ 300 alOo0
n,l winter oxtraH. TOO a 800
Good to choico spring extraa. ......... GOO d G.60
Low to medium. ..........:............ 4.03I5@ 600
MinncHoas tpatonn. ................. 800 C9l0.6D
Good 10 fancy Minnesota. ............ 600 % 7.10
Spring Buperllnes. nes..........,..,..,,,. 250 "a 4.h0
Rye flour. 400 @ 4.a5
Drau. 900 q b,T5
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Total, 81, III, ,aos.n s1,s5o. .o9o.A
Corresponding xsek Last NJ, ,,o r,
Tho following quotations Of local stooks are
furnished by Moasrs. Hammond d Gage:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
LATER PARTICULARS.

The Galveston steamer Charles Forbes
brought 10 this city the passengers res.
cucd from the burned steamer Henry A,
Jones. Among them was the assistant
pilot, David A. Gordon, who was on
watch at the time of the disaster He
gives the following particulars: When
about three miles above Reddish bar at
4:5O this morning, the watchmAn on the
lower deck called out, "Redfsh light in
sight" The watchman was in the act of
casting lead when an explosion was heard
something like the escape Of steam, but
more resembling tho report OF gun. The
first pilot, who was on the roof, ran down
to the lower deck and Immediately sang
out 10 the assistant pilot to make his es-
cape, as the boat was on fire. Gordon
Immediately lett the wheel and ran down
stairs. When he got below he found that
tho fire had wrapped the wheel Of the
boat and cargo in 9 sheet Of flames. BE
had only time to reach the barge.
The Jones had four hundred aud forty.
two bales of cotton, hides, &C., on board
and a barge Of wool in tow. About the
time Gordon reached the barge 1t
caught fire and was cut loose from the
boat and floated away. Humphrey, the
engineer on duty, did not escape, and all
is conjecture regarding the cause ot the
disaster. The probabilities are that the
fre-wall gave way and that the report
heard by Gordon was caused by its fall
1t Is certain that the whole vessel and
cargo was in flames within FIVE minutes
after the first alarm.
The following are known to be lost: ].
J. Pierce, first clerk, JamesH Hogan, second
clerk, VIM. Humphrey, first engineer,
Peter Peterson, cooper, J. LummingS, D.
Turner, ]. Calhan, Christopher Shelby,
James Brown, VIM. Hughes, d. HartlY,
VIM. Brady, White Chasley, deck hands;
Bob GILES, fireman, VIM. McGrue, first
cook, VIM. Bishop, second cook, one boy,
name unknown, cabin boyi Alex. Bats,
cabin boy and two stokers, names un'
known; 4S on board, 81 saved. Loss
about $4,000. No insurance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
NEW YORK CITY.

New York, Feb. ia great deal Of
comment was created by an announcement
at the Custom House yesterday that Jas,
L. Benedicts name had been withdrawn
from the Senate for position tor surveyor
OF this port, to which he had been nomi-
mated. Two Deputy Collectors are promi.
nent candidate for office.
The fire commissioners Pitcoln Nc.
Elroy, and Foley, and tho civil engineer,
Hamill Of Pittsburgh yesterday examined
the Working Mems Fire Department OF
this city. They will extend their
tour to Boston and other cities.
John w. Hodges, Wall Street Broker,
last night fell down the stairway OF his
residence on Fifth Avenue, and broke
his neck.
The Investigation Committee oil Com.
missioncrs 9t Emigration exhonorate
the officers Of the German barque Arga-
naut from blame with respect to alleged
abuses towards passengers on tho late trip
from Bremen. The ship American Con-
gress belonging to Grinnett and Minturn,
sailed hence tor London December 7th,
and has not since been heard from. She
had crew of 81 men and cargo
valued at $4,000. Her owners think
she is lost.
At Morristown, N. j., David Merce,
charged with the murder Of his wife, was
found guilty OF murder in the second
degree.
It's reported that q now steamship line
is forming to take the place Of the Allan.
tic Mail Company. An application will
be made to the Court tomorrow to order
the sale OF the company's vessels to pay
of the debts.
The burning Of the steamer Erie at sea
caused a loss Of $350,000 on the vessel,
and 100000 on the cargo Both were
only partially insured.
Its said that the Investigation which
closed Saturday in the Newspaper mail.
ing department OF the postotfice will
exonorate Stephen H. Knapp from the
charges against him.
AT a meeting Of the tax payers Of
Jersey City, last evening, ex.Mayor Van
Ripper presided. 1t was resolved 10 pay
no more taxes to the State until the law
exempting railroads from taxation is re.
pealed.
Joseph Phillipson, who was arrested
Thursday last on his arrival here IN the
steamship Java, was discharged yester-
day on tho ground that he is not the per-
son wanted for a forgery in Manchester,
England. Phillipson, whose real name is
Anthony McManus, represents General
Roddy, and comes to claim the bonds
stolen from Miss Shotwell in Chicago and
which were stolen from General Roddy
previously IN this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
FRANCE.

PARIS; February 1G-Evening.-The
students of Barcelona demand the liberty
of instruction, the abolition of fees and
the removal Of the troops from the
University buildings. Tho Governor
promises to ask the Ministry ior these
concessions. He explains that the Uni.
versity is occupied solely because 1t is u
stragetic point.
The Cahalonian workingmen are max.
ing demonstrations in favor Of the release
OF the conscripts in the army and demand
arms for the people, municipal self.
government, shorter hours for work and
higher wages. A mass meeting
attended by from 5000 to 5000
workingmen had been held. Speeches
were made in favor OF the Democratic
Republic, which will be cheered. At
one place the workingmen belonging to
tho international Society, marched in
procession through the streets. Several
municipalities in Catalonia distributed
arms to the people. The trial at Donai,
OF men accused OF rape and murder has
terminated. Verdict-guilty. Prisoners
were sentenced TO various terms Of i'm
prisonment at hard labOr-longest term
being twenty years; the journals generally
express dissatisfaction Ut the lghtness Of
the punishment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
SALT LAKE.
The Impending Doom of POlygamy.-
The Saints Alarmed.

SALT LAKE, February, 15.-The spec
ial message Of the President on Utah af-
larirs is u cutting blow 10 the hope Of
polygameous theOcrats. The Church or.
gans are evidently at loss what to do.
The Herald says 1t is another heavy
dose but they must dance 10 the music
furnished them. 1t repeats the thread
bare argument that their religious faith Is
above the righttul attack.
The Nous affects moderation and for.
bearance, and says il a collision takes
place 1t will not be at the seeking Of the
people. The position Of the Saints, it
adds, in regard to this crusade, is one Of
peace, patience, calm endurance and res
ignatiOn. The general tone Of the Nor.
mon press to-day is indicative Of great
fear. 1t was not thought possibly that
the Government would materially
change its long continued poll.
cy OF letting time and advancing in.
tcllectual and moral influences solve the
Mormon problem. The power of the
Mormons at Washington is deemed i'm.
pregnable, but now danger is so iminent
that they are filled with Consideration. In
fact there is panic everywhere among
the priesthood. The masses of the Nor.
mons are apparently anxious TO quietly
await the results. Though it is well un.
derstood that large majority oI the bet
ter class secretly sympathize with the
Gentle cause, and would joyiully vel.
come the day Of emancipation from Brig.
hams desDOtism,
Mr.. Ho0pers second speech in Congress
in reply TO Claggett and others is pro.
nounCed by MormonS as well as Gentiles
TO be the weakest effort OF his whole ten
years as delegate.
The most extensive and interesting
specimens ofmineral and other produc.
tions Of Utah were forwarded 10 New
York Tor the Vienna Exposition. The
great variety, beauty and value are ex'
pected to attract great attention: A
dispatch from Logan says that Charlie
Benson shot and Killed David Crockett
Jr., Of this place, at nine O'Clock last
evening, without provocatton, Benson Is
still at large.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
rnE LATEST NEWS.


John h Peters, recently OF the Pau.
Handle Railroad company, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Geueral Supervisor Of
trains Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tor Ohio.
The Synod OF the Evan. Lutheran
Church Of Ohio will meet IN Columbus
next Wednesday,
Louisville was invested by heavy
thunder storm, Saturday night.
"A Newport, Ky special reports the
arrest and failing Of one Essex, for the
crime Of incest with his own daughter.
AT Reading, Pa, Friday, an election
resulted in majority OF 1900 for grant.
Ing liquor licenses Evans, Republican,
was elected mayor.
AT an opening Of the annual exhlbi-
tion OF the Western New York Poultry
Association, at Buffalo, Saturday, largo
representation from all parts was present.
Tho Supreme Court OF AIassachu-
setts has decided that the Medical Society
had right to expel HomOpathlc doctors
AT Albany, Saturday, Wilcox was
charged with the murder Of Leib. He
was found guilty III the third degree and
sentenced to four years imprisonment.
Robert Emmett, son of Thos. Adds
Emmett, ihc Irish Patriot, and nephew
Of the celebrated Robert Emmett, died
at New Rochelle, N. Y, Saturday. The
deceased was long an eminent lawyer iu
New York City.
A JisDotcL frn,n Tornnt,, ,o,,o ,l,o,
engineer Kelly was thrown fifty feet into
the air and killed Friday night near
Bonaventure station by the explosion OF
bis engine. Tho fireman was badly
scalded and u woman named Hsndingau
standing near by fatally Injured
AT WaukGgan, Illinois, Saturday,
Judgde Williams pronounced the sen.
tence OF death on Christopher Rafferty,,
convicted Of the murder OF O'IIera and
fixed Friday, March 7th, as the day otex
ecution.
Gen. Macarthur, new Post Marshal at
Chicago took formal possession OF bis
office, Saturday.
1t is reported from Washington that
the investigation now going on before
the Ways and Means Committee gives
plausibility 10 the stories before current
concerning the manner in which bills were
tampered with at the close OF the last ses.
sion of Congress. at that time 1t will
doubtless be remembered, the sections OF
the internal revenue laws ralating 10
tobacco, whisky and stamps were altered
so as 10 take effect on August lst instead
oil July lst as directed in the act as pass.
oil. Other irregularities oilike suspicious
character were also discovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
PORTUGAL.

LISBON, February 1G.-The government
has asked the Cortes to call out immedi-
ately 5000 men Of the reserves to act Us
IN army of observation on the frontier.
Senior Gorilla has arrived in Portugal.
1t is stated that King Victor Emanuel,
being opposed to his sons abdication, at
first refused to consent to the return OF
Amadeus to Italy, but sent word yesterday
that on reflection he had relented and
would be glad to receive his son again.
The ex.Queen Of Spain is worse. Her
Majesty is now confined to her bed.
LISBON, February 16-The British
squadron have been placed at the dis
pOsal Of the eX.Queen.
Students paraded the streets Of Cim'
bea, yesterday, in honor OF the establish.
ment of the Spanish Republic. The men.
Of.war, Livion and Sogius, have been dis.
patched to Loausa, with reiniorcements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-17
The Estntn Of Mr.. GresIev.

NEW YORK, February 15.-Thc ap-
praisers Of Horace Greelcy's estate esli.
mate that his personal property will loot
up about one hundred and twenty thou.
sand dollars. 1t is said Samuel SincHir
is indebted TO the estate at least cigh,
thousand. There arc about one hundred
thousand Of bad debts, worthless secur.
ties, as the appraisers say. @. Vanderbilt
owes the estate fifty thousand borrowed
money. Commodore Vanderbilt has
given FIVE thousand to each of Mr.. Gree.
lcy's daughters, saying they can have
such money as they need at any time