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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-11-03
pALTINoRK AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

6fPor conNrEs o sEfTg AsD STREETS
TRAINS LEAVE FUB TRAINS ARRIVE "
BALTIMORE : WARRINGTON.
fis q. NJ, Elmlra Mail. j.l3 q. n, New YORK eI.
daily except Monday. press. daily,
5JJ a. m. new YORK EI. Is 10 o. m. daily, etceH
day. Us 4. M, Accommoda.
1872 daily, accommodationI ton, except sunday
II % = m, Past Line 10 ~ a. m. daily Fast
day. IS y. m, Southern mall.
las =. IN. New York eI. daily except SUNDAY.
n. Baltimore express. daiiy, eiccpt sunday.
$50 p. m, baltimore Ao. a .. m, daily. except
cofnmodation, daily, OF. sunday.
oept Sunday. % y. m, daily, from
90 ?. m, kccommoda. baltimore. daily eiceps
ton, except sunday. suday, from West and
Soii Nigh aff ISSrs sew N North M, southern
p,, Z d IN paelne' III E5pssss, Saily ,...
Trains leaving wAshinp ton 1t s;3s 4 m. II s and
$3.50 p. m. connect at Bowie wkh trains for Mari.
boro, leaving Bowie At 10 q, M, 90 and bi0 p. m
arriving al Marlboro'at II 10 a. m o Is and 30 M
Trains arriving At Washington Al II .. M, q q
and 30 p. IN. connect at bowie with trains leaving
Ms,sorS q. 20 M ib s s n. % oc.
n5rtsWest CORNER TRresn,h and ave-
nue. northwest corner Sixth and pennsyly ania ave-
nue. eau have their baggage called for and CHECKED
a hotola aud residences to all points North and
Vert. Through tickets to Cincinnati. Columbus.
Indianapolis. Louisville. Bt Louis New Orleana,
GhieasQ, 9naha, San Trsneiseo. And al points
4 l. DVgAIiilY. Gen. Superintendent
"A HOtiN(. llen pnssofi spr A.ent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A LAD wANTED-ABoUT IS YEARS OF AGE. WHO
axe care o. three horses and two light wagons during
from New York. wages $50 per month and board Al.
dress O. H. r, Herald Uptown Branch ONCE, s65 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01
COACHMEN AND GARDENER

WANTED-TwO FIRST GLASS DRY GOODS SALE
w men; references required also few stock DO,
Apply TO NJ. REIMAN CO., 70 Union Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE l87s-QUADRUPLE SHEET
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

AN EXPERIENCED MILLINER wANrED-APPLY
"A ct LA Boards, 46 Broadway, on Monday. be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COL
n ored coachman; thoroughly understands the bust
ness In all Its branches good city references Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

WANTED-A POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
w salesman In some first class business, by young
man. who has had several years experience best Of ref
ercnce given. Address O. +. A., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WANTS A STU
n alton coachman; first class city reference. Can
address A. r., Al West 44th st., II. Teney's livery
stable, Tor two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-01

IA or housekecpcr desired by yonng lady in need
immediate financial assistance Address ANXIOUS, box
l29 Herald office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
n Moasy Market
NV YoaK, Nsy Q.

Money ~ss easier during che early
part OF the day At S 70 I per cent but
lust previous TO 5 o'clock there was
rather more demand from bankers Who
neglected to make up their bsnt &C.
count. esrlisr there 10 still Q good de-
mand tor mercantile paper and prime
usms pass st 7lS9 per cent Currency
time loans are quoted At per cent per
spnum, with . commission OF tc tor
80 days, and 10 for either 2, J, of<
months Gold loans on time are quo
ted at llo to llot for carving ior 80
DAYS, and fat TO Tor 90 days Tor
longer periods gold commands some
thing Tor the use o. il, the cur
rsncy rates being Ast to Tor
use Tor ~ days, / for 4 months. l 70 |
for 8 months and Il for all the year.
There Vas little more demand Tor
Foreign Exchange TO-DAY. A lev Of
the leading dry good merchsnts having
appeared ia the market ~ buyers. the
bankers advanced their rates to lOst
Tor 6O days sterling. and 1921 for eight,
but actual business wss 81 1854 and
1904. Gold was quiet and steady dur
ing The day ai III 70 ll7l. With some
exec ptioual transactions ~ ll7t. The
Assistant Trsrsurer paid out to-day
a. 4s5 on account Of interest, sad
e. 3OO 10 redemption OF $40 bonds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10


FLOUR-Market for state and west
eru nour 10 arm With iair inquiry o.
IS 65ta6 10 for superAps state;
6 9Oa7 ~ tor extra state.
7 45ta7 IS tor choice do; 7 SOFAS s. for
fancy do S 65N66 IS Tor supsr6os wss'
tern; 5 5097 IS tor common 70 msdium
extra western; 7 4O(9s W Tor choics DO,
s S5Sl0 50 tor common 70
choice white wheat western extra.
wHEAT-Prims wheat 10 extremely
scarce and in good demand Tor milliok
purposes. The lev lots offered are be-
ips taken at full prices The middlios
and lover grades are steady With .
moderate export demand. the drusr
TAI Of the freight market preventing
shippers from operating largely Winter
wheat u hrm and wsotsd 81 SsCAl u
tor No 2 spring | 22iCsl n tor No ]
spring; / s0al 81 Tor winter red
western; ! 95rS2 % ,or amber ses-
,sru and ] sjld2 81 for white wss-
tern and state, ID. latter for isocy, No.
2 Milwaukee At ] 6sG9l 10.
RYE-Quist And hrmlv bsld st s7c
6$l 20 for western and " Tor Can
ada.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
Barley Malt dull aud entirely nominsl.
CORN-Firm with fair demand 81
6lS6sSc Tor usv western; 67Cabst Tor
old do sfost; 81 Tor do 10 store and
es}1a69 ior yellow western.
WOOL-Tbe market 10 very quiet
and easier, prices ruling stssdy Clip
Calriornis ct 26c; TsIss st 2lc; Falls
Cslifornis at lSc; Curry do o. Isle
PORK-Msrkst dull snd prres rule
10 buyers favor ., els l2i9ls Is for
new me.s II IS for extra prime ssd
II 5OSIs o. tor prime ness.
BEEF-Is 10 moderate Request sod
without decided change ~ y Wtall 10
for plsip mssa; and IL Ool9B % tof
extra do. Cut meats are easier ~ 10
l2ic Tor hams and 6iS7e Tor dry ssltsd
shoulders.
LARD-Dull and h.svyM sc 9tc
Tor No. ]. 70 prime steam, ssd Sse ior
kettle rendered.
COTTOy-Opens dull 9TH hoIdsrs
anxious TO realize, sod offering stock
freely the busipsss il only 10 lo,s 70
supply urs.p, wants, 1sSc for lo~ mid
dlings. and l9lc Tor middliog uplsnda
PErROLEUN-DaII snd In boysrs
favor at ofc Tor crude, sad %; Tor re-
6ped
WVIsKY-ls arn., at 2i993e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

1t is stated in the military circles
that Mrs Candy. BY the sudden death
OF her husband, hss been LETT in re-
duced circumstances. Her pension
will amount 70 20 more than thirty dol
lars per month. While Congress has
the efrontsry to vote its members avs
thousand dollars, which they never
earned, the same members grudgingly
allow the paltry sum Of thirty dollars .
month to the widows OF all officers, from
the rank oil Lieutenant Colonel or Com
mander up TO General in Chief or Ad-
mirsl. During the war. after . dis
graceful srangls. Congress allowed
Hty dollars . month for two years 70
the widow Of the gallant General Sum
ner. and later two thousand dollars
year 70 the widow Of Admiral Farrsgut.
Au officer losing both eyes In the ser.
vice 10 allowed thirty-ons dollar, aud
quarter. This uiggardly sum. paid 70
the brave soldiers aod sailors Of the
country, would indicate that Congress
men, il no, republics are ungrstsful. 10
this fast age aspirsns for honor OF any
grade seem to b lost 70 oil sense Of de-
ceucy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
On Aimtsg Hish.

at is the aim says "a ethical
writer. that makes the man. With
out 80 aim . mSs is nothing. % tas -
the utter destitution OF force, weight. ssd
even individuality among men can rs-
duce him TO noneutity. The strong
gusts and currents OF the world sweep
him this way aud that. without steam
or sails to impel. or helm 70 guide him.
II be is not speedily wrecked or ruo
aground it 10 more BY god luck than
good management We have never
heard . more touching confession OF
weakness and misery than these words
from Que singularly blest With the en-
dowment OF nsture aud providencs-
NY lite 10 simlessr Take heed. too,
OF low snd soriid aim A we'll a.
certsined aud generous purpose gives
visor, ditectness. and perseverance,. to
ali mems efforts A veil discipliosi
intellect character. Influence. tranquil.
ity. and cheertulness within. success
and honor without, are its sure con-
Whatever Q mans talsuS
and advantages may be, With 10 aim.
or low one, he is weak and desp.cs-
BILE; and he cannot be othsrsis than
and iuhusntial With high
one"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
NEW ORLEANS.
The WARM PrOgress-Exciti
Times.

Times.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 9.-Promipent
railroad officers from Red RIVER states
The public sentiment throughout the
parishes OF AveI III, Rapids and Natcbez,
thoroughly arc SD and unanimous in
tsvor OF resistaI ce. An old CONFEDERATE e
General went among them and coun-
-elled peaceahle submission. HIS re-
monstrstiors were polley but firmly
declined. Early in the week messages
arrived from Dehlsuc which added sull
ur,her to the excitement TIE whole
popul alton is orsaniz NJ aud they have
IN addition 10 other firearms goo WID>
chester Rf1es.
A detachment OF the 18th Infantry,
With United States Marsh 81, arrived
on "Wednesday, hut, up TO the time o.
the in iormants leaving, bad made no
attempt TO execute snv wrlts, A tew
aichts ago al alarm was given atLlovds Z
Bridge, on BAYOU Boot, and at g given
-isual one-bundred and fifty well arm
ed meu appeared on the ground IN less
han nall a. hour
Deputy L. S. Marshal J. A. Nun
dv. returued to the city TO-DAY with
fifteen witnesses. summoned before
cirand Jury judges Rutland, Carboe
and L-wslrn, Will leading n-gross al
the Colrax fgnt, are among the number
II Is officially stated TO night. that
Badger men are in full possession OF
St. Msrtineville. DeBIsnc : torce7 hsv-
ps dlsbspded and gone OFT for lack OF
trsnsportstlou. l. ;. troops sull re-
naIu a. Brashesr City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
A RnnrfirIAI funeral.

The burning OF dead prince 10 India
is rather expensive. A letter iu the
London Tines describes the combustion
OF HIS HDghness the Maharsjsh OF
Jondhpore. The corpse was dressed in
royal robes Of brocsde cloth, and decked
out 10 jewelry valued at $4,000. In
front OF the funeral procession walked
two elephants laden with gold and silver
coin to the amount OF S62 800, which
was scattered At every hundred PAGES
among the spectators, TO be scrambled
tor. The corpse, shswls aud jewelry
were all thrown tOsetDer on the bur-
ming pile. From tie iav upon which
his HIEhre-s died. 5000 Brahmins re-
gularly received food and largess Of q
rupee each al the palace gates. All the
inhabitants, by way o. expressing their
grief, shaved off their heads. The 10.
meuted Rsjsh left behind him q neat
assortment OF wives and concubines,
who were, msuy Of them, extremely
de-irous to be burned with their late
lord, some because they were really
grIeved at biz loss, and others becsu-e
it was the fashionable thing TO do 1t
was not permitted, however, greatly TO
the disgust OF the widows.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
Blasting by Efectrtcity.

The Aberdeen Free Press says that
an experiment was made with electricity
as means OF firing blasting charges in
Mr.. Fyfes qusrries at Kennay. A
huge breast Of rock, calculated TO weigh
about 1000 tone, WAS bored in eleven
places, charged, and fred almost simul'
tsneously bv q current OF electricity
from a battery which WAS under the
care OF Mr. David Wright, electrician,
Of Aberdeen. The huge mass was
started with little noise from toe report
but with a rumbling sound like that Of
distant thunder. A second blast wac
fired the next dsy, and though the
ground was covered with snow. and a
heavy snow storm was falling wires ex
tending 1900 feet in length being laid,
and current OF electricity pu, on, in
su instant q tremendous explosion wa
heard. which shook the ground like an
earthquake. Great masses OF granite
were upbeaved in the air, and about
5000 tons were displaced. 1t is the
largest blast which has ever been wit
messed in these qusrries, effected bv
means OF electricity applied by q new
apparstus ID ost ipgepiously CONSTRUCTED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
The Jaaieiai Once.

The Legislature Of New York has
passed . bill 10 provide for submitting
to the people at the next general slec-
ton the question whether judges shall
be elected or sppoiotsd. Whether
elected BY the people or appointsd other
wise. such compensation must be ALLOW
ed Judges ss will compensate able aud
pure men, il such wonld bs secured to
dispense justice. Otbsrwiss only in-
ferior men will seek and appropriate
these most important positions, and
through which incslcusbls evil results
TO the community. Just now " see
it announced that Judge Shipmsn. who
has presided over the United States
Court Tor the district o. Con nscticut for
a teen years, spd 10 admitted 70 be one
OF the best masters Of the Law and
without stain upon bis character. has
forwarded bis resignsuon 70 Washing.
ton, the inadequate salary allowed be-
ing the chief cause. He has on vsri-
ous occasions been called to preside in
the United States district court Of New
York, where bis exhaustive opinions
on important issues have attracted At
tention. It 10 to be regretted that st .
time when upright conduct aud inds-
penden, action are 20 much needed ip
the public service, 10 that quarter oi the
country especially, % able and pure =
Judge should resign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
GENERAL.

Tuxrvs ,san ago . coebecticu,
farmer killed himseb BY placing the
nuzzle Of q quo sgaioss bis breast and
dscharging !, With . poker. Last
Wednesday morning bis 500. also .
farmer, 10 the sams room, With the
same quo, and the same manner took
his his.
RcsgrsrErs. plsyios 10 Albany the
other night, stopped N the middle o,
q piece remsrkiog what DO the stupid
peopl. mean By their svsrlasung run
piug shout II 10 quite impossible 70
70 play" Re ,hso rose, bowed aod
let the platform, 70 which be rsiussd
TO return 70 p ,.
THs Supreme Coors Of the United
States mas decided that vben . lite io-
sQraDes policy has bsen assigned 70
cover 9 debt. the party 70 .bou it y
assigned oss 90 Tignt, 10 case Of death
OF the insarsi, 70 the money derived
from the policy In sxcrss Of the sDoans
necessary 70 make good the dsbs IL sss
intsnded 10 cover.
A Npoun bootslsck, 500 u . col
der Who vss szseotsd tor dessrtion Q,
Fort LesveswoTth Q nv years ayo, re.
Gently found kettls ooutaiaiog sbout
% 900 IL gold and dlvsr oo,s While be
VS. disYiag toR sssssfrss root 10 the
vicinity Of g. Joseph, ssd the Gassts
Of that plaes. vhicn tslls the story, ssys
be proposes 70 eSscsss hrmssii With 0
part OF the trsisars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
The Household Telegraph.

A few days ago We published q para
graph announcing the introduction in
to Philadelphia Of the American dis
trict telegraph system, which has been
in successful operation for some time
past in New York aud Boston. For
the purpose OF applying the new system,
the city has been divided up into dis
tricts OF small area; about the center OF
each is located, an Office, which is pro-
vided with the necessary apparatus,
messengers, policemen, and 6rmen fur
nished with extingnishers. For the
annual SUBSCRIPTION Of $50 beautiful
little telegraphc slgnsl-box is placed
10 the dwelling or store OF the subscri-
Der, with printed directions tor operst-
ing the came. A certain signal will be
transmitted forth th 10 one OF the dis
trct stations, and will summon mes
senger TO do any errsnd; suother signal
will instantly call policeman to pro-
tect one from burglary, assault, or ip-
suit; a third signal will conjure up one
or more fremen. equipped tor instant
service, each with fre-extinguisher,
and will alarm the Are department At
the same time. For SUCH services the
sum OF thirty cents an honr Tor each
person in service is charged. Tbs will
give an idrs OF the nature OF this new
pvblc convenience.
The Press says thst to illustrate the
use OF the new system q practical teet
was made last Tuesday evening. A
lady was visiting TAR from her home
and was pressed by the comTsuv 70
spend the evening. ThI. she could not
do, -he said. without apprislng her
husband OF her whereabouts. Il will
arrange that" said g gentleman In the
company, and proceeded to summon 8
messenger from the American District
Telegraph Ofice, who arrived in three
minutes, aud was sent to the lsdys
residence in West Philadelphia With
note. He returned 10 less tnsn 80 hour
with q letter addressed 70 the lady
from her husband, stating that all was
well at horse aud that he would call
for her shortly before midnight and
accompany her t6her residence. The
employees OF the company are neatly
and have on their cape the
letters A. D. T In few DAYS they
will be seen all over the city, elk tfices
having been already established.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
PARTISAN FAsHIONs.

A New Toilette, Fanciful and pretty
Fashion is growing more fanciful ev-
cry week. Some OF the latest modes
are quite eccentric. Our readers may
Judge oil them from the following de-
scription: A toilette Of violet and
mauve faille, the skirt As is often the
case now, dividing into two parts, diff
ierently trimmed; the front entirely
plested from top to bottem with alter
nate folds OF the two shades OF the
dress the back Of the skirt trimmed
halt way up with hounces pinked at the
edges, and slso OF the two alternate
shades. The bodice lie double; one cut
low and square OF one Of the shades OF
the dress, le bu;toned in front with on
ly two or the buttons, and lengtbens
behind into Prlucess train. upheld by
faille scsrt.lspels. Under this low
sleeveless bodice, or rather corselet, sp-
pears a high bodice, with plested
sleeves OF the other shade of the mate
rial This tsnci'ul toilete can be ini-
tsted in other colors-such black and
msuve, black and blue. black and pink.
gray and blue, gray and pink, gray and
green, maroon and havsnnah, olive and
mrgpottee-greeu, etc.
A pretty walking costume for cool
weather is made With Cashmere or light
summer cloth Of sort Of yellowlsh-
gray, called maize gray, which harmo-
nIIes very we'll with the maroon velvet
trimming. The skirt has a plested
founce, headed with q bias band Of
maroon velvet The upper skirt opens
from the waist, and has maroon velvet
revers. fastened together behind en-
aveu,e with oxydized silver agrafes.
The bodice is made with maroon velvet
wai-tcoat and plsstron ornamented
with buttons matching the sgrattes.
Piastrons are very mucn the lashlon;
but they are alike unbeconing 70 stout
or thin women, exsggerating, as they
do, their bad points. o. the contrary,
ladies with elegant, well moulded bust
and shoulders look very well 10 them.
The plain Princess robe and flowing
skirt, are worn, not exclusively, as had
been toretold, but especially By those
ladies who are getting tired OF extrava-
CANT milliners' bills, and th ey are en-
Enthusiastically pa,rouized by husbands
and fathers. They have the charm OF
simplicity, which is ss real az it rs
rare, indeed. in these days Of furbelows
and retrouSsis
A walking toilette Of grey poult de
sole has q plested tsblier, joined on by
lsppets OF decreased size to the back Of
the skirt, which is paiu and Princess
chapel. These series OF lsppets form
quilts on both sides OF the skirt. They
are edged with black euipure. Over it
is worn q very graceful mantle Of very
novel shape, called The Bee" 1t is
made OF black cashmere, richly en-
broidered, has no sleeves, is curved in
at the waiate, and forms behind two
bees wings, edged with guipure, and
fastened together by grav poult de Sole
bows matching the color OF the dress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10

Messrs Fisk & Hatch, ss financial
agents Of the Chesapeake d Ohio rail-
road, have just issued a highly inter
esting pamphlet, supplying Information
which has been eagerly locked for.
respecting the immense mineral de-
posts Of Virginia and West Virginia,
lying on the line Of that road and which
the road js designed TO develop An
interest in the cosl snd irou deposits Of
the VIrgiDias is tegnning to show itself,
VII ca is probably destined 10 expand
into magnitude OF mining investments
~ which At present no conception can
be form not merely
speculative, but Tor the purpose o; i'm
mediate active develovemeDt OF mining
lands. The pamphlet alluded 10 is 10 &.
tended to supply, among other things,
general Information respecting the
character Of the mineral trscts. lying
immed ate'y on the route OF the Chess-
peake and OHIO railroad -Nro York
Bulle,i7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
Public Baiiding Cennississs.

Owing TO the local controversies
growing out Of the present system OF
recommending sites for public build"
ings the Secretary Of the Treasury has
determined 70 appoint no more COM
missions for that purpose. In the ma
jority OF instances, in fsct it is said in
every instance save one. Of late. there
has been exhibited the most decided sn-
tsgonism 90 the part Of the Advocates
for rival sites, and the Secretary has
been compelled to step in aud decide
the matter. generally BY the selection
OF 90 entirely different one. The com.
missiouers in Cincinnati. - in other in-
stances. have undertaken 70 select .
site, aud in 90 doing it would seem have
brought themselves and the oommuni-
ty into Q very sxcitsd state. The Cor
respondsncs between the department
and certain members Of the Cincinnati
commissions has been decidedly spicy.
The last letter OF the Secretary will
probably put . quistus 70 the wrsug-
Ing. 1t 10 stated in the department
that the ONLY instance for some time 10
winch the 9overuusn aud the COM
missiouers were 10 perfect accord was
in the case OF the selection ol the site
Tor the Philsdslpbis postohce. Super
vsins Architect Mullet will leave here
Tor Pittsburgh aud Petersburg, and
the West in about tsu days, on busl-
ness connected with projected public
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
The Trunk Robbery.
FOREIGN.
NGLAED.
Death of Johu Stuart MIL.

LONDON. May 9Th. l873-A dispatch
from Ariguou, France, announces the
death there this morning OF John Stuart
Mil.
Geo Bidwell, one o. the forgers i'm
plicsted in the recent heavy bill frauds
on the Bank OF England, has turned
Queens evidence against his associates
IN the affair 1t is DOW believed that
Eiward Noyes and others charged with
rorgeries will be speedily convicted.
CAPE Town, May 3 9-Advices from
South Africa just received here state
that the King OF Ashsntee, ote OF the
most powerful kingdoms OF West A,rics'
hs. declared war against Great Britain
An Ashantee army OF $4,000 strong has
marched from Coomsssie in Asheen
a fortified toowo on the Game coast.
Much alarm is manifested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-10
ATTENTION has been called TO the 81

ATTENTION has been called to the sin
suls, isc,, unprecedented, un we believe
IN American history. that the white
neopIe Of Louisisns have petItIored the
FEDERAL government to place them under
milirsrv law. Why, they should make
this extra ordinary proffer OF surrender
ot their right o. sci. government the
New Orleans Nnss thus briefly e1'
plains
ITO be saved from p!unlsr And
local oppression would be 90
sr.s, a tlrssing that the TAX
1,syers OF Louisisus would hall
With a hearty welcome the hand that
delivered them, even if it held sword
and were covered With 8 mailed
g,uu,let Their pressu, rule is douoly
intolersble, ror j, means 81 once oopfs-
cation ard degradation. They cannot
bear il, and. unless BY come adjustment
!, is rendered more to!ersbie, the MO-
ioc parallel will be repeated IN msny
o. our interior parishes. Such ooudi cts
NAV be prevented oy the Federal SOL
diery, bu, no, BY the Metropolitan ori'
gsde or any State militia that can os
raised