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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-23
Cincinnati Market.

ClNclNSATI, April 22.-Cotton-Fl"m
Steady and in madcratc demand at l53c
Flour-Firm at s. 50. Wheat at-Firm a;
81 2Oal25. Corn Quiet at 73@.75,.
Oats-Steady at 6S@7Oc. Rye-QuIet st
81 20. Barley-DuIl; fall 81 45ml -
Lnseed Oil-Quict at 75c. Eggs-Firw
al l5c. Butter-Frrm; choice at 33" 35,.
Cheese-Frmat l4AMl5!c. Glover seed
Scarce at l2c. Pork-Quict ut So -.
Lard-Quict at 3l5 62!mlj -. Bulk
Meats Firm at 6imsGll,m I2.c, sales
100000 lbs clear rib to country points
buyer May at l2sc; 100000 los 10 buyer
4 April at Sll 50. Bocon-Strady and in
moderate demand at 9s99!@lIlml3ic
for jobbing sales WhisEy-Demaud
good ut full prices at 81 10.
HoGs-Dull; range at s. 6O@9 80; no
choice offered
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New York Cattle Mark et.

New YORK, April 22.-Beovc- Re
ceipts ,44Q head, making 1850 head Tor
three days, against 2sOO head for the
same time last week Quality fair to
good. Market strong at tc Of an al-
vance from Monday; common 10 prime
steers ranged lliml5ic extra and fancy
l3!@l4c; int bulls 5im6tc live weight.
Sheep-Rcceipts $50 head, making
800 head for three days, against $500
head for the same time last week Mar
lict heavy with downward tendency;
ordinary to fancy unshorn sheep 1asir;
poor to prime clipped jm6sc. swine
Receipts 3, l5O head, making 1910 head
tor three days, against l2,GOO head for
the same time last week. None offered
alive city dressed closed steady at lO!nl
lOlc
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, April 22.-CuttIe-
Receipts for to-day 2,O4O head. and forthe
three days past 3, 40 head. The arrivals
to.dao are nearly all through stock. Bus
iness has been better to-day. and nearly
everything Is sold out, except late arriy-
ais, or about eight car loads; bes: 81 5ol,
: 80. medium to good 81 OOa6 IS; com
mon to fair 50 7jmG 90; bull. II OOu
2j. Hogs Receipts to. dag 1855 head
and for the three days past l,O75 head;
Yorkers s. 7O@7 90; PhiIadcIphius IS 30
@90O. Sheep-Receipts today , 500
head, and for the three days past 1890
head; best 50 1901 80; medium 80 5y,,
. 80; clipped 81 OOGj 80.
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According to information. these pri

According to information, these pris
oners are the same who raided in the su-
burbs of your city, and am positive that
on being identified, General Escobedo
will punish them to the utmost extent Of
the law. / have positive information
from Don Juan Nuencas, that the raid
ers, "a in number, recrossed
the river near Mier. At the pass Arieso
they compelled shepherd to guide them
to the ford mentioned. They were all
unknown. l desire that you publish my
letter that the raiders were never in the
bounds OF this country, but it will soon
be known where they belong to. l sup
pose that the eight apprehended belonged
to the querrillas, BE assured that the
Mexican authorities, in whose hands they
are, will treat them with the gravity
their crimes demand. General Escobedo
is friend of order, and it is his de-
sire to conserve the peace between the Re-
publics, and give satisfaction.
SAINTS BERAvIDEs.
Colonel Sartos Beravides speaks au-
thoratively in relation to the Mex can
outrages He has lately been before the
joint committee of the Texas legislature
which investigated the frontier troubles
and Is II man who represented his district
in the legislature, and has been known
as bulwark against disorder on the
frontier. The prime fact in this is that
We now have positive information Of the
whereabouts of these bandits and
our government can demand them
Still More Outra.cs.
On the morning ofthe 10Th inst the
house of DR.. d. ID. Lowell, ut Carrie,
was surrounded by party of eleven
men and he murdered. He Was an old
citizen of Texas, and most estimable
gentleman. One more victim added 10
the list.
a letter to the Valley Times dated
San Diego, Nueces county, Texas, April
20, says: son tbe 18th Julian Rita and
son were murdered one mile from the
Calavaras on the road leading to pass
Incho. The family OF the deceased was
about half mile of ut the time, and saw
parties riding away who committed the
deed At Lareds Manuel PasedO was
robbed on the road this side Of Cosa
Marado. Lively times may be expected
in this county. Rancheros are moving
into town. Travelling is almost stopped,
and business is very much depressed
From reliable information, almost every
rancho not burneT1s said to be crowded
by armed MeXicans, fifty to sixty at
some of them, and for what purpose is
not known, and how many more doubt
ful characters are concealed in the thick
chapparal which affords safe retreat it
is hard to say. The crisis is close at
hand.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 22-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. 2 white Wabash
81 IS; No. white Michigan 81 25i am
Der 81 %; seller June 81 %; seller July
81 80; No. red 81 25l; No. . 81 %; No.
3 81 10. Corn-Firm and q shade bet
ter; high mixed spot 7oc; seller May 76c;
seller June nc: low mixed 75!c; no
grade 75c; damaged zoe. Oats-Firm
and in good demand; No. cite white
653c; Michigan 64tc; rejected 6lcc.
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Baltimore MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Flour-Qn.et
and unchanged. Wheat-F!rm; -. !
amber 81 33, No. red ~ 81: No. uo
81 %. Corn-Firmer at - !m --f", Oats
Firm and unchanged. Rye-Qui".
and unchanged. Coiico-Firm; Rio car
goes l5lCa,lgc. Hay-DuIi and unchans-
ed. Whisky-Quiet at 81 lin1l -. Pork
Quiet at go 15a23 90. Bulk N7ots
Nominal; shoulders o4ci clear rib l2c
loose. Bscon-Quiet; shoulders o.;
hams I23Ml5c. Lsrd-Qulet; ii. lJn
1919. But;.r-Ac;lye; new western tub
and roll. Z&a &c; old llmljc. Pstro-
!eum-Dull and uomiuaIiy u, J4MG.c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April 22-The Packa-e
trade in domestic goods continues SLOW,
bu; prints are fairly active. Tn" marke.
for cotton goods j. unchanged. Standard
and fine sheetings, corset Jeans and che
vlots in fair demand Fancy and plaid
prints are selling freely in small lots.
G!nghams active and scarce. 500 cases
of damaged woolens were sold at auction
today at fair prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New Work Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, April 22.-MoNEY-
Easy at per cent Choice merchantile
paper 4@4! per cent; prime 5Ca 6 per cent.
Sterling frmer at 4S7l for sixty days,
and 400 for sight. Customs receipts
$4,000
GoLD-Steady at ll45mll5. Borrow
ing rates . and l-64 per cent. Loans
were also made fiat The Assistant Treas
urer disburscd $72l,O00 Clearings $@%,
100000. Specie engagements thus far
for Saturdays steamer $4,000.
EnyryNNrNTS-F Firm
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Delayed Trains.

OMAHA, April 22.-A large number of
delayed trains, passengers, mails, etc, ar
rived here from the west this morning
Trains will probably leave here to-mor-
row. No through passengers have yet
gone westward. The Union Pacific rail-
road is doing everything possible for the
comfort OF delayed emIgrants and others.
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THE GREAT SCANDAL.
Decrease in Attendance.
Henry M. Cleveland Testifies

New YORK, April 2l.-There was
marked decrease in the number OF spec
tators in the Brooklyn Court room to-
day. The proceedings began at 20 minu-
tes past II, when II. o. Armour, produce
merchant WAS called and testified to de-
clning TO examine the papers in the case
at the invitation Of Moulton, and who
remarked that he would make it hotter
than hell for any who would testify
against him.
The witness was not CroSs-examlned.
Henry NJ. Cleveland was the next
witness, and testified that on June I'd
1873. MIR. Beecher called on him in the
Christian Union office, between II and
II o'clock; that Mr.. Beecher did not
preach in his church the following sun
day, but was present at the Friday
prayer meeting; remember the publica-
ton of L card by Beecher; saw him on
the 25th Of June; | suggested its publl-
cation to him, and after made the sug-
gestion Beccher went into the library.
On the cross examination Cleveland
testified as follows: l know Mr.. Car
penter; went to see him at the request
OF Mr.. Beecher; | was to bring him
to Moulton's if | found him;
the object in bringing him there was that
Beecher said he wished to have Carpcn-
ter 90 and see Bowen, to confer with re-
gard to some reports having reference to
Beecher; Carpenter and | talked about
the tripartite covenant
Mr.. Shearman objected to this line of
testimony, and Mr.. Morris said he pro-
posed showing that Carpenter was
brought over to Bowen TO threaten him
with the publication of the tripatite
agreement if he did not stop repeating
his stories.
Witness resumed-I told Carpenter if
the stories were repeated the agreement
would be published; at the time of that
conversation | knew that Beech
er's moral character was in
volved; | had conversation with
Beecher about the Woodruff publication
November |, 1872; knew there were
stories aAoat affecting Becchcr's moral
character which were settled in April,
1872, by covenant; these scandals re-
lated to Beccher'S immoral conduct with
regard to women; the covenant was pub
lished from manuscript in the hands of
Samuel Wilkinson; understood from
Beecher that Bowen had circulated the
stories affecting his moral character and
this was all that was said on the subject;
| took the covenant to the office OF the
Times May 29th; | wanted to set Beecher
in his true position in the eyes of the press;
| did not say to Jones that BeCcher want
ed it published; possibly | said to Car
pcnter il he would look in the papers
next morning he would see the biggest
sensation in this country since the war;
on the 10Th of June, Beecher mentioned
the names of the gentlemen on whom he
Intended TO call with regard to investi-
eating the Bacon charges, and / was one
named; he suggested, if recolIect right,
Sage, Chaplin, Belcher, Hawkins and
Shearman.
Recess was here taken and the court
room was cleared
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April % -Wheat-Firm
No. l red 81 90 No. 2 do 81 l8. Corn
Higher at 7767sc; ear 74c. Osts--
Unchanged. Petroleum-Firm; Stand.
ard white ear lots ll3c;Ohio state test
l2fcj small lots l@2c higher. Receipts
Wheat, 2,450 bushels; corn, 1850
bushels; Oats, $3.50 bushels.
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GALVESTON, April 22.-A NcrS special
from Brownsville says: yesterday
Juan Longoria, magistrate of Precinct
No. 3, sent note to IL. klohn, Prcsld-
ing Justice of this county. stating that a
party of armei Mexicans were near
Tonocio, collecting cattle and committing
icprcdations. They drove the herds
men out of the rancho, and Senor Lon
goria asked for help. His letter was re-
terred to Gen. Potter, who was Of the
opinion that Lieutenant Leggett would
be on the spot and attend to the matter.
Lcggett commands the escort sent with
Stiiman.H
George Hill was killed by a
band Of eight raiders on the 10Th
inst He was hunting horses, and
about dusk went to water hole where
;hey were camped with drove of stolen
cattle The troops were watching for
them below the Rucias ranch, but the raid
ers crossed into Mexico below them.
y difficulty exists between General
Labarra, collector OF customs NJ Mata-
moras, and General Cortinas. Labarra
sent letter TO President Lerdo, COM
planning of Cortinas' acts. 1t was refer
red to the Secretary OF War, and he for
warded it TO Cortinas. The letter speaks
Of suing Labarra for SANDER, damages
and SO on.
DR.. Lowell was killed at Redmond :
rancho on tho 18th inst, by Dand OF
raiders from Mexico
Eight OF the Bandits TO he Punished.
GALvEsToN, TEX, April pa special
to the Neics from Corpus Christi, says
that the following letter from a highly
respectable Mexican citizen of Texas,
proves that if the proper course Il adopt
ed by our government, eigh; Of the Mex
leans. who raided upon this country, can
he secured and brought to Justice:
LAREDO, TEX, April IA, 1873.
To Mr. H.aie,5 Coypt. Christi, Tcray:
DEAR SIR.-The Mexican General,
Nicanar Zapata. who has Just arrived a,
Laredo. Mexico. and whom ! have had
the pleasure of visiting this morning, ur'
gently desires to punish the bandits who
are committing crimes on this part OF
the frontier. lie favored me with a tel
egram from Escobclo, which reads as fol
lows:
SATrLLo, April s.
General IaPatG:
II YOU do not lind it inconvenient BE-
pleased to return your escort that they
NAV take the eight prisoners from Co
wargo. and two from Mier, in order t
conduct them to this city, or til! they en-
counter an escort which has gone forth t
meet them.
! [Signed. a. EsooBEDo.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Mortgages strong
with a large business and greatest activ-
itv in Union Pacific and Northwestern
consolidated.
STATE BoNDs-Quict.
SroCKs-Gcnerall strong and higher.
Union Pacific was the most conspicuous
stock in the dealings and rose from "a; to
76I on large business. Closing transac-
ton were at 7G!G79I. Panama sold at
HOLE and was afterwards bid for at
1913. Lake Shore rose from III to 72i
and reacted ! per cent at the close. Wa
bash rose from lG to l6., and closed at
l5g. Kansas Pacific, advanced from q
to 25i, against 224 at the close yesterday.
Ohos advanced in early dealings TO y
on reports that the competition with
road lines had been settled. At the clos"
the improvement was lost. Northwest
ern common advanced from 42s to AZ,
the opening and closing quotations re-
spectivelv. Delaware, LackawNnna and
Western rose from lljt to llG. Erie
was exceptionally weak and declined 3l4
to 363. with final sales at 3Ol. Missouri
Pacific advanced from GSi 20 49f. The
other changes were not important. The
strength of Uhion Pacific was principal Y
due to the published statement that the
value Of the unsold lands Of the company
was sufficient to pay the bonded debt Of
the company. The following dispatch
was received here to-day from San Fran
cisco. by George Scott, Vice-President Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company:
The steamer reported burning of Santa
Barbara, is said to have proceeded on her
voyage. 1t was not one Of the Pacific
Mail steamers. Transactions 22O.-
600 shares. of which 29,OoO were Pacific
Mail. 10000 Western Union, 1900
Northwestern, $4,000 Eric. 10000 Lake
Shore 1900 Ohios. 1900 Wabash and
$4,000 Union Pacific
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vNHE COMMITTEE APPOINTED ~
| The County Court OF Marshal county.
West Virginia. al is last fiscal torn, 'p
take into consideration thc4U,-tiDg O., .u-
modelling or building q new Count Uru-.
Tor sad county, viii receive I.al- ..l.'
..., m. .rfI dan. a. ArriI - a.,I. ,.....'
House. 81 HOuud-yl!!D. a. on. D.U....
Parties competing VIII be r...tf.H .n
furnish estimates on their plans. Iu, ..'..
mittee reserve the right ~ r.ire' a.s u.
all plans, Specifications and J.I..
For further Information a. ...
members OF the committee a. .uIuv,-
WM. BLAKE, Mm.H.ag.. ..
II. :. WHITE, E"llfuu.
ap3 WM. CECIL, kosayr ..'..
CpcC SAMPLE To AGENTS. LNI.lsr
NE mbIuatiOn Needle book, win
ChrOmOs. send stamp. DEAN Il CO., p. a'i
Bedford, Mass. or't.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, April -, SP. NJ,
PROBABILITIES.
For the Upper Lake Region and Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the Ohio Valleys and Tennessee,
clear or fair weather, westerly winds,
rising barometer during the night and
no decided rise of temperature.
For the New England and Middle
States and Lower Lake Regions, partly
cloudy and cool weather, continued with
variable winds, mostly from the South
west to Northwest, and slight changes
in the barometer.
The Lower Missouri river will rise
slowly,
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The Mexican robbers and murdere"s
seem to be having pretty much their own
WAY on the Rio Grsnde frontier. Several
.a,r, outrage, on American citizens are
.p,rtei. Meanwhile the government Is
r-,bablv busy investigating the matter
COOPERATION FOR LABoEERS.-The
New York World is urging upon work
.garu the necessity Of cooperative So
...ue,, which will be the means Of ma
..-aL.v relieving them in time Of want.
Tn. editor thinks that the cultivation
among the wagc-receiving classes Of q
..und opinion on this and kindred sub
Its. will before long lead them to un-
.sr.tand that if the sacrifices they have
s., courageously made to sustain trades
unions had been made on behalf of co
.perativo labor, the results would have
been permanently and palpably visible in
L more elevated condition Of the work
ing,uan', social position, and an increase
Of his material wcIl-bcing.
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CARR. sCfII RE-.

,.",,....', s.,r-5o, On ON
'"7 p I.. ....'.,,;.s,d CON
,'' '-,'''! W r.....s, ,.. ,n tho s,h;act Of
-, " g."tI,,,.r Al, Scu,,rz,
,--..'''..'',,..,r,.,.c,r n mi. conn
'''s' ..,...,,,. ,i,e+oec
Try. In 1913 "''e'' o'.'! "'''' '''',
wears Of age, his devotion to republican
..,...r,rrts cY,,-.d him L. be so obnoxious
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4 Grnnh wedding in New York.

The largest and perhaps the grandest
wedding in New York for years, was
celebrated on Tuesday afternoon at Cal
vary Church. The bride was Miss Alice,
daughter Of Murray Ii Smith, and the
bridegroom VIM. II. Vanderbilt, Jr., son
of W. II. Vanderbilt and grandson Of
Commodore Vanderbilt The wedding
was followed by reception at the resi-
dcnCc Of the brides father. in which over
two thousand participated. The house
was thrown open from basement to roof,
profusely decorated with flowers and
brilliantly illuminated. The rarIors
were bower of roses. the bride and
bridegroom reclining under L canopy of
flowers. The wedding gifts were valued
a. ,,.rr $500 uOD
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Reduction Of Fares.

LOUISVILLE, April 22.-The South
ern railroad lines, have not, up to date
Joined in the general war among the
Northern roads, it having been announc-
ed to-day. that the New Orleans and
Mobile railroad, known as the Coast
Line, to New York and the Eastern
cities, had cut its rates very heavy, the
Jackson route in CONNECTION with the
Louisville, Nashville and Great Southern
will announce tomorrow reduction on
its rates to this city, Washington, Balti
more and New York of from onc-fith to
three.tenths of the regular rates. 1t is
that the competing route will
make still another reduction to be follow
ed by further reduction by the Jack
son route. The fight between the two
1inas rr,rni.r. In be- a warm one
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The ChiId'S Cure When Teething.
LAUG HLINS
INFANT CORDIAL

SoitenS the gums, Rilays the pain, reduces
Inflammation controls the Bowels. cur
ing Summer Complaint, pysentery, Di-
arrhua, Flatulencc, Wind Cole, Sc, &c.
Il is being used by Physicians IN their
daily practice, and being recommended
by them iOrchildrcu trcthiug in hundreds
of eases every day.
For allaylug pain, relieving irritation or
inflammation OF the Gums, regulating the
Bowels, strengthening weak childrou,aui
giving them rest by day and night, uUtn-
ing gives 50 perfect satisfaction aS this
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been bottle To
turned IN the many hundred thousand
sold
Remember. one child iu three dies be-
fore the NTH year Many Of them might
be- saved 10y having reliable remedy on
hand got up expressly for such diseases ~
children are subject 10 in infancy.
For relieving pain and procuring r2St 70
cannot be surpassed, and FOR wind in the
stomach ana Bowels, C0nvulSiuuS, Cole,
Gripping DIarrhoa and DyScutcIy Il Will
give immediate relief. II really keeps
children healthy and makes mothers
happy.
Sold by Drugg sis and Dealers. Price
% cents.
LaughIin Bros. & Co., Projectors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. - Main Street, wheeling, W. ".
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Exit LandauIet Williams.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Attorney
General Williams to-day rendered the
President his resignation to take effect
the 18th of May. The resignation has
not yet been accepted. Intimate friends
OF Judge Williams say he desires return
ing to Oregon and entering into the con.
test for L. ;. Senator from that State.
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A Burning steamer.

SAN FRANCISCO, April pa dis
patch at p. m., yesterday states that
some persons saw the whole forward
part Of ship on fire Later when the
fog lifted, the steamer could be seen in
thick cloud of black smoke issuing from
the stern, and eighteen or twenty guns
were heard discharged. An agent Of
the Goodull, Nelson u Perkins Steamship
Company, in a dispatch dated $40 p. m,
says that several parties saw a masted
steamer on fire off Rncon Point, and
about l o'clock it fred about twenty-five
guns. About , o'clock the firing ceased. &.
Another dispatch from the same source
says that those who come by train from
Santa Barbara, saw no vessel in distress,
but that some vessel had been firing
Guns of,
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CONDITION POWDER,
I,nR IIOKSES ND CATILh.
Or l. ftltL lbntlIlNN Ib"G"F.
LOGAN. ;fST ~ 90.
UTWSpINTHl ITIIIV 'lTII'
LOGAN'S ARNICA.

In Rncumiti~u, Neuralgia and Palm 81
all kinds, II gives speedy relief
II is a combination of Aruict VITA
powerful oils. &c, making D. "a superior
remedy iur external use. Price, - c.S.
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BALTIMORE. April 22.-In The United
States district court today. in the case Of
the United States against the steamer
Edgar Stewart Judge Giles rendered q
decision condemninS the vessel and de-
crceing her forfeited to the United States
on the ground that while enrolled in the
coastwise trade. she had left New London
fully equipped and destined for foreign
mort which act rendered her clearly lia-
ble TO forfeiture.
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Conkling for President.

wYoRK, April 22-The Lincoln Club
which received ex-Speaker Blaine a week
ago last night gave II reception to Con
gresham Lawson, who in Il speech urged
the Republican party to nominate oena-
tsr Cunklin@ for President.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th StS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Bureau OF Information.

san FRANCIsCo, April 22.-A meeting
was held on Monday last in this city and
Sacramento, to organize bureaus of in
formation and labor exchanges, for The
benefit of the present great immigration.
A committee was appointed to collect
funds, print an address and communicate
with oranges and editors in the interior,
with view Of establishing reliable bu-
reuus of information of lands, their prices
and the demand for labor.
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At'Aerlin0 &eglstrr.

GOLD closed in New York yeFteroA!
49,, I1E