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CAPTAIN JACK has not been found, nor have
Bogus Charley and the other independent
scouts organized by General Davis, returned
70 report why they have not found him. APP
parenty Bogus Charley and his friends, after
getting too vivid impression Of suspending
fate, hoodwinked Davis and made their escape
by permission. While General Davis seems
to have reversed the old rule and preferred
birds in the bush to the birds in hand. he has
himself made a frditless search after Captain
Jack and his remaining braves. We suppose
we shall next hear of the starting Of an expe-
dition in search of Bogus Charley.
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MONKS AND Nuns ARRESTED IN MnMco.-
A Mexican State Governor has caused the
arrest Of number OF monks and nuns. The
charges against the monasticists were of the
most serious and shameful nature, as will be
seen by the telegram report from the Mexi-
can capital. The nuns have been discharged
and the monks have been held in prison for
punishment it is said. If the indictment is
true. both parties must have been equally
guilty.
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WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway, corner Thirtiefh Al :
DAvf caooKErT. Afternoon and evening"
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NiBLO's GARDEN Broadway between Prince and
houston sss-AzRAEL; or, The MAGIC CnARx
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NECESSITY OF FIREPRooF BUILDINGS. The
last fire in Boston, and now the large fire at
the depot OF the Morris and Essex Railroad,
Hoboken, admonish us again of the necessity
of having tireproof buildings. Especially
should railroad and ferry depots, and build
ings where so many lives and so much prop
erty are at stake, be constructed of stone and
iron. In the end fireproof buildings will
prove the cheapest, though the first cost may
be greatest. All the ferry depots and slips in
and connected with New York ought to be of
incombustible materials and instead of the
rotten and disgraceful piers and wharves
round the island We should have solid stone
and iron structures. In fact, every warehouse
erected on or near the wharves should be fire.
proof by compulsion of law
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AmUsEnfws TOMORROW EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HoU Sh Tyve,,v .h;., :, ana E,oh,
av-THE CoRsIcAN BRorHnR. v ''"" " "a 's"'
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE Union sonare mar
neutrality-suspicious.
rsXsnsr As' Rrnadway.-GRAND VARIETY ENTER
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
nud Blocker streets-HUyPrY DUMprY
wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
sfeet-BRorHER SAM
BOOTHS TIL EATRE Twenty third street corner Sixth
aveuue-AMY RoBsART
NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, 72S and $50 Broad.
vay-MApELKIN MoREL.
'BOwERY THEATRE Bowery.-THE WINNING HAND
oUR BoY LIMERICK.
MRS. r b. CONwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
MUCH ADo ABOUT NOTHING
PARK THEATRE, opposite the City Han, Brooklyn
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Montague St
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
THEATRE CoMIQUE. No 5l4 Broadway. -BurrAIo
BuL
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-SUNxER NIGHTS Con-
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. oOl Bowery-
UNCLE ToMs CABIN.
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third ST. corner
9th av-NEGRo MINs1RELsY. &c. Matinee at O.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
SCiKNok AND ART.
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neutrality-suspicious.. ''' ~
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PARsoN BRowNLow, in defence Of GeneraI
Candy and General Thomas, in late trench
ant letter to General ID. II. Hill, OF North
Carolina, unreconstructed Confederate, scores
him roughly. But the particular matter Of
this letter which interests us is the news it
conveys that the venerable fighting parson is
getting on so well that, alter the expiration of
his term in the Senate, two years hence, he ex-
poets to resume the publication of the Knox
vile Wing. We hope he may.
LATEST FROM FRANCE. France continues
quiet From the heart to the extremities law
and order prevail. The new government
meets with no show of opposition, and seems
to be securely established in the public conf
dence. 1t is reported now that it proposes to
abandon the commercial treaty with England,
and that tho Bank of France will advance the
funds for the payment Of the balance remain
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The Summers Chilly Debut.

The weather which is now prevailing is GER
tainly peculiar and phenomenal. The me-
teorologic conditions of the past week re-
vealed very clearly the sweep of great aerial
Gulf stream, with its vapor clouds, its stores
of heat and it's pent-up electric forces To-
day the whole situation is changed, and we
find ourselves submerged beneath sea of
cold air and almost threatened with the
shivers of March. The reports tell Of rising
barometers and cool northeasterly winds
pouring over the entire country and
arresting the advance of Summer, at
the very moment when it's fiery sun was
setting everything ablaze. The driving
back of the equatorial conditions and the
consequent reinstatement of Spring, in lieu of
Summer, is not ungrateful to the feelings and
gives us one more breathing spell before the
long agony of the heated term begins- The
question, whence are launched upon US these
vast masses of chilly air which descend upon
the United States from beyond the lakes, is
one of great practical interest and scientific
Importance. Undoubtedly they are formed
i'll the higher ATTITUDES of the Continent, and
their peculiar frigidty and direction of adj
vance from the northwest strongly suggest
that they have at some very late period sifted
over the Rocky Mountains or through the
lofty and cold chambers of the upper
atmosphere. In either case they must
be regarded as products of solar disturb
ance and as set in motion by the
suns Summer invasion of the Northern hem
isphere and his dispersion of the atmosphere,
chilled, and massed up by the Winter cold.
In May the sea within the Atlantic Gulf
Stream, owing to the drift ice and polar cur
rents from the Arctic Ocean, is colder than the
American Continent on its eastern side, while
the western side Of America washed by the
warm Pacific Gulf Stream and protected by its
own prolongation in the Aleutian Islands, is
free from the drift ice which encumbers and
chills the Labrador, Canadian and New Eng
land coasts. The marked identity of the air
and ocean temperatures which distinguishes
the Pacific climates is lacking on our side Of the
Continent and when northeasterly or easterly
wind sets in on our coast in the Spring It
causes the reversion of the season. June is
the month when the seal OF the Frost King on
the Rocky Mountains is unloosened, and the
gathered ice masses and snow drifts of long
Winter liberated in torrential volumes into
the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. The
present cold spell measuraby covers the
entire eastern side of the country, beating
back the warm and watery equatorial air
current but when the latter reasserts its
sway, penetrating and interapping the cold
currents, we may look for widespread and
copious rainfall over the land. The resulting
foundations to the great Western rivers
already hight augmented by the June
floods from the melting OF the Rocky Noun
tains' SHOWS and glaciers, may precipitate a
vast sea of water upon the Mississippi Valley.
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snsr' ESs Rroadway-GaANp vAnrrrY EsrxR.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway. between Houston
md Blocker streets.-HUyPrY DUMprY
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the insect race has called its own. That is
bad enough; but the triumphant yell of the
anti-smoker as he sees his enemy submissively
enter travelling chronological menagerie for
q smoke must make it worse than Journey in
q prison van. We feel acutely for the beings
who cannot bear the odor Of tobacco smoke:
but we 'implore the passing tribute of sigh
tor the men who are condemned to smoke on
the present smoking cars of the Third Ave-
nue. Railroad. Rumor has it that the company
being economically inclined, adopted the idea of
giving the ancient vehicles to the smokers that
the cushions might be cheaply disinfected.
But the smoking car of the future, what
shall it be? When rapid transit is an accom-
plished fact, and the horse car lines must
offer something to compensate for loss of
time, the smoking car may develop into a
blessing to smokers When Columbus landed
at Hispaniola he saw the natives beneath the
palms and the mangoes sucking through long
reeds and putting aromatic fumes out Of their
mouths and nostrils. Others were seen who,
having twirled the tobacco leaves into a
cylindrical form, truncated ut one end and
h1utC uo WIG otici, phhSt 80 ehCy SlOheu W
look at the new arrivals That was a savage
smokers paradise. Fancy smoking car,
going from the HERALD building to Harlem,
empowered in tropical plants, with luxurious
touches to stretch upon and smart little
colored boys dressed say in Arab cos
tune, to furnish the smoker with light,
refill his chibouk or hand him a fresh cigar
AZ. H.,
o moment in breathing forth delicious melody.
If the smoker felt little too languid the
negro boy would battle his temples with eau dc
Cologne from the fountain in the centre The
driver would never swear at draymen on the
track ahead of him, and the conductor would
hand the smoker his change out, three cent
piece, on n silver saver. The car would be
started and halted by little chime of silver
BELLS Every known brand Of superfne
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market
NEw YORK. April 4.

NEW YORK, April /.
The kilograms from London this at
ternoon report sn out flow OF 10000
sterling OF Bullion from the Bank OF
England, and rise 10 the rate OF dis.
count 10 open market to 4i per cent as
sgsinst 4 per cent st Bank, had consid
ersble it fluence here in the gold room.
The financial situation at London wss
Interpreted as meaning further rise in
the Bank rate, and on this the price OF
gold was moved up rapidly from ll7s
to llsi on purchases tor Bull account.
Foreign Exchange was also affected,
and the prime Bankers adVsuc-
ed their rates TO 1851 aud
los; Tor long and short sterling,
Notwithstanding the condition OF al
tairs at London it is reported by the
cable that there has been heavy buy
ing OF Government bonds Tor that mar
ket, and yesterday aud to-day over l.
500 600 were taken chiefly by one firm.
A large portion OF these bonds were
bought buyer sixty days at prices much
above tue quotations in the regular
way; the London market beng much
higher than our owD, therefore permit
ting such purchases. Our money mar
ket WAS easier to-day and the bulk OF
business at 3-l6 to / per diem, with
loans at l-l6 to !, about the close OF
bank hours. Foreign Exchanges
were weak at the opening and
the leading bankers lowered their
rates l07t aud los Tor 60 days aud short
sight, but soon alter the market gained
strength and rates advanced l per cent
at time, until they reached 1911 aod
l0Ss the highest quotations for actual
busln ness being l07s AMI 1851 There
was au improved demand Tor exchange
to-day, partly the result OF easier con-
dition OF money market. The legal
tender outstsr ding amount to 1858 356,.
900, showing the reduction since yes
leriay OF $249 600. Gold WAS active
and higher, advancing from ll7B TO
1881 with some reaction late IN the
iav. The assistant Treasurer dishursed
10000 on account o. interest Sl4OO in
OF $50 bonds, the govern
nent bond market closed strong with
demand moderate and active.
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LETTER FROM ROANE.
Good Roads Wanted.
70 the Editors Of the Register.

4 10 tn6 EQltof5 Oi the ntslster'
RoANE COUNTY, March 29
Winter stills fingers in the lap Of
Spring, and seems quite 10th to with
draw his icy hand and return to his
native clime-the land OF the polar
Wave" Certainly this winter will be
chronicled in the history OF time, as
the longest, coldest and most disastrous
known to the present generation. 1t is
feared that much OF the wheat is killed;
owing to the many alternate tbaws and
severe ireezings, and very little snow on
the ound Tor 10 shield it from the
piercing north winds Notwithstsnd-
ing, up TO this time we-hSve had forty
different little snow-ialls since the 18th
OF last November. Farmers are very
backwar with their spring work, ow.
ipg the unsettled state OF the weather.
For the last two weeks we have had
time OF much water" and consequent.
ly, an active time among our lumber
mel in getting their bosts and timber
to- market. Manv fleets OF valuable
daber have been fio.te1 out OF Spring
Geek, West Fork and Reedv Creeks
Perhaps no county in the State can
excel Roane in the abundance and
quality OF her timber. Our people
are glad to know that their law-msk-
ing department has walked up to
sense Of its duty, and the
great interests Of the people OF
West Virginia-in providing them with
ample laws for their safe and judicious
government, in all cases made and pro-
vlved. The main features OF the new
Jury Law are good but in all candOr,
we think it might have been simmered
down to halt Its length without losing
any OF its good qualities What our
State mostly needs just now in order
TO make her prosperous and flourish
ing dominion, is Roads, good Roads
Our old road law will never accomplish
this. it has been tried aod has tailed.
In this county we have worked on The
same reads for thirty years when cailtd
on by the overseer, and now the road
is barely psssabIe-nor is this an ex
ceptlon. Take say OF our county road-
and what kind of condition do W. find
them in, certainly anything but agree
ab to travel on. That excellent letter
from Pocahontss by your correspo' d.
eut NJ, contains right and proper views
upon this subject
There has been much sickness in this
vicinity this spring. D led on the 18Th
OF March, Thomas Parrill, son Of Abra
ham and Susan PsrrilI, deceased, aged
"a Years. He leaves only oRe brother
TO mourn his Ioss, OF once happy am-
lily. No more at present, but
Now AND THEN.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fight In the Legislature.

TRENTON, April 4-ShortIy after the
session of the Assembly had commenc-
ed this morning, number OF gentle
men congregsted in the Hobbies, among
them were Mr.. Cole, member from
Camden county and Col Scovell. During
Yesterdays session an ahusion had been
male to Mr.. Cole as q liar, forger and
scoundrel. Col. Scovell, this morning
said something about this to Mr.. Cole
which lead to an angry sltercatlon;
During the quarrel Cole called ScoveI
liar and fight eusued, it which Cole
was knocked down and received tre>
mendous blow in the mouth. AT this
point General Corse, another mem Der
from Camden county, came to Cole g
rescue. Scovel defended himself against
both, and gave General Corse a severe
blow. The friends Of both parties here
lnterferred and the disputants were led
of. The affair has created intense ex-
eitemsnt in the legislature.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April 4

CHICAGO, April q
WHEAT-Weak and unsettled; No
y spriug fnctuatpd between 81 l4a
| 4St cash, according 10 date Of receipts
81 l4Hl Is. seller April, closing quiet
At 81 l4t cash or seller April; 81 10!
seller May.
FLOUR-Q1ist and weak, not quo
tably lower.
CORN-Stronger and quiet No. =
sod at 3OiG30tc seller Apr
34lG34fc seller May; 36i936tc seller
June; 33tr933s seller July, closing
quiet inside.
OATS-Stesdy and quiet No. . sol !
at 23lc cash or seller April, 27ic seller
May, 29g29!c seller June, spd closing
quiet
RYE lower No. 2 64c, fresh; 62I,
regu ar re'erpts
BARLET-QuIet sDd easier; T6c ioi
regu Ar rece pts.
MESS PORK-Opened dull auc
lower. but "a lied at close; Sl5 ~ cash
els 4Dldl5 81 aeller Nav.
LARD-S8 - seller May.
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Your medical expert ia fertile in ex-
pedienta when you get him in q tight
place. A singular case comes up
Neither he nor anybody else knows
anything about it; but the expert CALI
Two or three other experts in, and the
party, after snuffing little, baptze the
mslsdy with some braiu-torturing
name, and there's 90 end Of it. Seems
10 us sometimes these fellows presume
too much on the popular creduIty. For
instance man was seized with spa m
in Washington, the other day. Toe
medical wisescres thought the symp-
toms very much like those OF hydro
pnobis But hydrophobia could only
result from the bite Of a rsbid dog. Had
the man ever been bitten by a rsbid
dog No But il must be bydropho
bis; the doctors said so the patient
must have been bitten some time in bis
lie by rsbid dog. No! But stay
the suffering gent was barked at by a
dog in Chicago, four months sgo -
Aha We have itl-he 70 suffering
from q spontaneous bydrophc bis -
That's what srled the Washington gent
sud that's what he died with Spon.
taneous hydrophobia No comments.
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New YOrk Market.
NEW YORK, April 4

New YORK, April 4
FLOUR-Market for state and western
flour quiet Medium and good extras in
buyers favor with concessions Of 59
lOc. made in some instances The ex.
port dem and rs checked by scarcity ot
freight room and frmer rates; also, by
the uneatis actorg condition OF the
money market. Sc l5G6 65 for super
fine state; 7OO@7 so TOR extra state
7 60G7 Is for choice state; 65aS 81
sucy state; 6 l5G6 65 superfne west
e5u; 6 9OCa7 40 common TO medium
extra western; 4756S 90 for choice
extra western; s 50@lO so Tor common
to cnOlce white wheat western extra /;
7 2007 80 Tor common to good snip
ping brands extra round hoop OnIo.
WHEAT-Market dull and prices
ruling IN buyers favor, mlliers are only
supplying the most urgent wants and
exports are seriously checked in their
operations by the high rates Of ocean
freight and the great difficulty in Dego
tisting exchange; winter wheat steady,
| 5S(al 6S tor No :. sprng, 10 store
and sfl AT; 81 724@l 77I TOR No |,
dD. ; ! 700l 81! tor winter red ives
tern; | SO@l 97t tor amber western ;
| 85G2 25; white do Milwaukee l65
al 6S in store and al at
RYE-Dull and nomInSlIy unChan-
ged
BARLEY-Q1iet and steady.
CORN-QuIes and steady; 63663i
for old western mixed. in store; 65lCa 66
tor old do. aAoar; 65IG66c Tor new
mixed western.
OATS-Sleady and in good demand;
49l@5l!c for new mixed western; 4S6
SOC for uew black; jl@j5t for very
poor choice
PROVISIONS - Pork firm with a
tendency upwards; $l7la.l7 - Tor new
mess; SI3 IS for extra prime SIS $50
10 ID tor new prime mess.
LARD-F rm with good demand, st
683-l6 Tor No. to prrme steam,
9 CD9 l-l6 Tor kettle rendered
PETROLEUM-Flrm &c 'or crude
and 1890 tor refined.
WHISKY-Is very quiet and steady
90499Oic.
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COUNTY C0URT.

To the Tax Payers Of Upshur, Ran
doIph, Tucker and Barbour COuu-
ties,
To the Editors OF the Register.
Section 81 OF Article Sth Of the
Amended Constitution provides that
the Legislature shall upon the appli-
cation OF any county, reform, modify, or
alter the County Court established by
this Constitution, in such county and
in lieu thereof, with the assent OF ma
iority OF the voters Of said county, vot.
ing at any election held for that pur-
pose, create another court or other trj-
bunal, as well for judicial as Tor police
and fiscal purposes, either separate or
combined, which shall conform to the
wishes OF the county making the ap
plication." That by the same section
it ia further provided: "lf two or more
adjoining counties shall prefer to unite
IN the election OF a Judge to hold
county court in their respective coun-
ties, they shall with the assent ofa ma
jority OF the voters Of each OF sald
counties be authorized for all the pur-
poses Of judicial organizations to do 40
in the amer, and upon the terms above
set forth" NY purpose 10 this COM
municstion is to suggest TO the tsx-pay-
ers Of the above named counties, the
propriety OF uniting for the purpose OF
electing q Judge, whose uuty 1t shall be
to hold, IN each OF said counties, four
courts a year TOR the trial o causes only
aud that the police and fscal business
OF the several counties be let 10 the
justices thereof No man who viii
rightly look at this change but must see
tnst it would be great saving OF time
and expense, and constitute a more ef'
feient and ready tribunal for the speedy
and correc, trial Of causes. Some may
ssy that the Judge should be q lawyer.
Not by any means sooner than any
other man who isqlsl fed for the pos-
ton. AS our couaty courts now are
constituted We have two new justices
on the bench at most every court, and
it is not TO be expected or supposed that
justices who only sit once 10 twelve or
eighteen months, will take much pains
II snv, 10 in 'orm themselves with refer
ence to Judicial proceedings. / would
like TO hear iron others.
Yours, &c.
PIRBorR
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NEW YORK.
Unbearable.


New York, April 4.-Cousiderable
excitement was occasioned to-day on
Third Avenue by the escape Of a bear,
from tue crib in which he was being
conveyed. After several shots had been
fred he was secured.
tpdtcsted.
Rev, DR.. sHepWortb's new church OF
Disciples, was dedicated to-dsv with
appropriate ceremonies About oooO
people were present.
Methodist Conference.
The third days proceedings OF the
NJ. E. Church Conference consisted IN
examining candidates for full connec'
ton. A number OF candidates were
present aud discussion occurred as to
whether the candidates bad read the
course prescribed by the Eplscopacy. A
recess was then taken.
Trial Set.
Robert P. B Beskely, the murderer OF
his niece, Maud Merrill in a house o'
prostitution in this city some time
since will be tried Monday next.
Granted.
Judge Woodruff in the Un tied States
Dis,rict Court to-day, granted q hsbea'
onrnus to George McDoLsld, the al
Isasd Rank of Euglaud forger, made
rs,urnrbls on Monday, next.
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RoANE COUNTY, April 2.

Since our Legislature in heir wisdom
saw ft to cut short the capers OF our
fictitious Governor, in disrobing him OF
the appointing office-our Radical fry
are bowling like evening wOlves-and
are ss cross as stinging hornets, only
waiting and hoping for a time when
they may bring about split or dIsAi-
ectiou in the Democratic party. We
do hope that our good Democratic
friends will be wide awake and ever
watching their common enemy-the
Radical party-spd always pull togeth-
er IN harmony, and then all will be well
and we shall prosper
Now AND THEN.