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The New York herald., 1876-07-03
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The New York herald., 1876-07-03

MO. H--NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ir. lss,hoase. east eoa.. Of Ireland x,sh
koong, Ridge and India Banks
IRISH LIGHTS orrrcF. DUBLIN June 49, 1876.
The Commissioners OF Irish Lights hereby give notice that
S n the OF ss have sasS
the baoys are in the Rsrto,d asSrInS ps,i"SSns Sns
is first class conieai buoy with staff and globe painted
black AID white cheekcred before and in the same po
sition.
painted the hitherto the stan and globe
Is rem9yed moorsd in four and a half fshoms ;, =,
And the following alterations are made buoyags:-
hr class couicai buoy painted black with stAn and
s sF'ss%y 'sss
~0''sd in six i"'A0"i ks. ss's. s.nx No. ..
BAILEY @ sss is0y e' a.p.. M os s:o9
by w.. Westerly. .
first class buoy painted black is moored in abont
ssysn.ssn fshoms water IN position T. by S. six six
merry sslng tie south Ksh snk which buoy
.ps. o .1s 'Sf
eight fs,hs%s It's compass bearing. are .. isow.-
wsssx sssrs sfE...s Hssa \ wv wv. v %.:;esy w
The first class buoy painted Win black and white ycr
Kisa bank 5. E. Extremity. or No. 6.
on
o?'!Ss S!ss. s"s.riasi "ssaSi n ", 'ss
Kish Bank. S. W. Extremity or No. g.
first class conical buoy without stan and globe painted
black and white vertical stripes moored in about
fathoms water. Compass bearings arc as follows:
Great Sugarloar n. w. x w Wicklow Head y. W. s.
The Ridge and India Bank will In rture bs
sidered S danger
South Ridge and India Bank.
The north end Of tho Ridge is marked with nrst class
S n sns
The compass earrings folows:-
tireat Sugarloaf N w. byN
Wicklow Head Lighthouse. ). W. by w. u W.
Tho south OF the India Bank Is marked with first
class conca buoy without staff and gooe painted wish
black and white horizontal bands Its position is =
Great Sugarloaf. n N. W., Westerly.
Wicklow Head Lighthouse. W. q
These bearings agnetic and from the buoys.
This notice to be substituted for that issued from this
Office in February, 1875
Bv order. WM LKES. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1876-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MO. s--NOrIcE TO MARINERS
~ Irish lighthouses. east coast OF Ireland. -.
Alterations additions Of Burford kish,
kooling, Ridge and India Banks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29

ToLKpo, August 2s.-Flo1r-Stsedy.
Wheat-Dull and lower; No1G Vhits
Wabash NORMALLY 81 Is; No. s do 81 0e;
No. white Michigan 81 l0i; No. : do
81 o.; amber Michigan held at 81 II; No.
. do 81 %, offered; stller September
81 O9i; No. 3 red new, 81 02a; rejected
red, new. s5c; No. 2 amber Ilhn6is new.
81 III. Corn-Duli and lower; high
mixed lstc; seller September 49tc; low
mixed 4sic; no grade 40; dausesd %0c.
0ats-Firmer; No. 7S2lcs do Old &c;
Michigan ssc; rejected 2Sta
PHILADELPHIA, August 2&-Pstro-
leum-EIcitsd; refined 2at91Slc; crude
l8fc. Flour-Dull; extra q 0O(A4 50;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
IS OO96 so. Wheat-Stssdy; red new
81 l09l Is; amber 81 1901 %. Rye
Steady at 6Oc. Corn-Dull; yellow b7@
Sc; sail sc. Osts-Nsw 80(986c; old
north western 40(a44c. Whisky-West.
eru 81 Is. Checse-Firm st 7f9Sie.
Butter-Steady; New York and Brad.
ford county extra 26a27c; flrsts 2l@2sc.
Eggs-Firm at lT@l6c.
NEw YORK, August 2s.-Dry Goods
Business fairly active With commh.
sion houses and importers and the job
bing trade shows . steady improvement.
Bleached cottons active, frm and closely
sod up. Cheviots In good demand.
Prints continue active and arm, with .
light supply offering. Woolsns In light
request. Flanneb more active, with an
upward tendency. Foreign goods In
better demand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
kETREN CHMENT!
Sweeping Reform Victory!
What a Democratic Con-
gress Has Done.
Makes IAN Actual Saving OF
$35, 600, ,OOOl
And Appropriates $6O,OOO,-
OOOLess than the
Administration
Asked tor.
Sweeping Reform Victory!

A careful statement prepared BY Mr..
Springer, OF Illinois, gives the estimates
for each appropriation bill, the amounts
appropriated by the House for the.fscsi
year ending June 80, 1877, the reductions
made in each bill below the estimates
sndIthe reductions made by the House be-
low the amounts appropriated for the
year ending June 30, 1876.
The total reductions below the es-
timates of the Departments are S6f,
36a,II6.9O. The total reductions OF
appropriations made below the last
fiscal year are sss, 5I6.aIa.02.
This last total may be reduced three or
four millions by the conference reports but
the grand total OF actuasaving TO the
Treasury by the Democratic House
will reach fully Thirty-fve Millions
ofDoliars, while the amount aPpro-
priated Is sixty Millions OF Dollars
less than was asked for by the Re
publican Administration.
As Mr., Cox stated, this really good
genuine economy is only paralleled by
that submitted in Governor Tllden' 8
message, and secured by him for the
State of New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
Chinese News.

SAN Francisco, August 2S.-Arrived,
steamer Gaelic from Hong Kong, wa
Yokohsms 1t is currently reported tina;
Ten Yuy. Eng, governor OF IunnAu, hsi
suicided, in obedience 10 sn order from
Pekin. There are no particulars. The
government takes this method Of endeav'
oring TO check further iniquity,
Tebunghis Ysmun is making efforts
toward conci!istion through NlcerUy
Nanking, with whom, however the Brit
ish minister has thus far declined 70
meet.
rhe insurrection in Cambo1is has
BEEN suppressed BY the aid Of foreign
forces
The Roman Catholic Church at Ming
knolifee was attacked by = mob, VIC
threw combustIbles among the congrs.
CATION and slaughtered s number e. they
endesvored to escape from the ediice
There are heavy TRANSACTIONS in sI!k 81
high prices, IN consequence Of the in
creased demands from Europe and Amer
lea
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
ATTEMPTED Murder and suicide,

CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Jas. Hem
mel, a german saddler, made desperate
attempt about o'clock tonight to Kill
his wife and commit suicide. He Is
IS yesrs old and his victim is his second
wife, aged 49. They have been living
apart for long time owing to his abuse
OF her and she was trying to earn money
to pay for legal proceedings necessary
for divorce. This afternoon he
called at her room No. 80,
Ailesan street, and after repeated efforts
succeeded in getting into the room and
fastening the door. He thea attacked
her with butcher-knife, hacking her in
the arms, limbs and body, and when she
fell from loss OF blood, thinking her dead,
he severed an artery in his right arm.
The police broke into the room and found
them both insensible, she lying under the
bed, ana he near the door. Both were
taken to the Commercial hospital, and
the doctors now think she will recover.
Owing to great loss of blood, Himmell
will probably die. The woman is spoken
of as worthy, but Himmeil is said TO be
brute. anxious TO live on his wife's earn
ings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
OUR NEW SENATOR.

On Saturday, Governor JACOB ap-
pointed hon. SAMUEL PgICE OF Green
brier, TO occupy the vacant Seat of the
late Senator CAPEkroN until the Legis-
Ature, which meets in January next,
sbsll I'll it for ths unexp,red torn. Mr..
PRICE and Mr.. CAPsRroN we're neigh
hJrs. Prior to the war they
were both members of the
Wing party and both figured in the pub.
Nr counsels OF Virginia. During the
Mar they both occupied political portions
A Richmond, Mr.. CAPERToS being 8
member Of the Confederate States Sem
Ste, and Mr.. PRICE q member Of the
Virginia Convention and Legislature re-
sPec!ively. Later, Mr.. PRICE was made
Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia which
position he occupied st the close OF the
var. From that time he remsined
quietly At home, prscticing his profess
SION alter the Democrats repealed the
Radical Lawyers Test Oath, until the
tsll OF 1871, when the people of his
county selected him as 4 member Of the
convention called to form new Ccnsti-
'ition for this State. On the organiza-
lion of that Convention in 1872, Mr..
PRICE was selected as its presiding
rhcer.
Mr.. PRICE is an excellent and honest
gentleman, but he is not possessed of the
'nsp and vim OF the late Mr.. CAPERroy.
Mr.. CAPERroN was q man Of sprightly
talents and indefstigsble energy, and was
probably ten years the junior OF Mr.,
rsIcE in age. Taken altogether, how
ever, considering location, previous po'
!Itical training, &c, we do not know that
Governor JACOB could hsve named q
more appropriate or worthy successor to
Nj CAfrRTeN than hs has done.
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late afternoon dealing Western Pscifcs
advanced to 1872, an improvement of I
per cent Other issues maintained the
mornings improvement.
STATE SECURITIES Quiet and prices
nominal.
SToCKs-Opened irregular, with fire.
quent fluctuations within t@lt per cent.
The widest changes were in Delaware
Lackswanns & Western and st. Paul
shares. At the second board the market
was weak, and later became quiet. In
late dealings the market was weak on
some OF the coal roads, Delaware, Lack
awanna 81 Western declining to S7L and
Delaware il Hudson Canal TO 81 This
decline affected the gensral list only in a
slight degree. In last sales, Delaware,
Lackswanna IL Western recovered TO
ST. and for odd lots Delaware i Hud.
son Canal sold up to s5I, ard the
whole market was little frmer in
tone. Lake Shore recovered TO 53t; St.
Paul common TO 321; preferred to G6t;
Rock Island to 1881; Northwestern pre-
ferred to 6l3; Western Union 10 69i, and
New Jersey Central TO BOA. The market
closed dull and a little better feeling,
Transactions 1885 shares, Of which
100 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
$500 Northwestern, 1890 Rock Island,
800 st. Paul, $500 Western Union,
38, 600 Delaware, Lsckawanna and West
ern, 10000 New Jersey Central and 5000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
CONDENSED TeLEGRAMS

The funeral Of Miss Tilie Talbot,
daughter of the RI. Rev. Bishop Talbot
Of Indiana, took place from Christ
Church, Indianapolis, yesterday after
noon.
The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance yesterday
was $4,000.
Oscar Edler, q well-known glove i'm
porter of New York city, committed
suicide on Sunday. Business troubles
the cause.
On Sunday night, pier No 6, Of the
Central railroad docks at Elizabeth, \.
j., was entirely destroyed by sn Incen-
diary fire. There were seventy y.fTe
loaded coal cars IN the dock, all Of which
were destroyed, and three hundred and
fifty tons of coal were burned or thrown
into the water Two canal boats were
also burned. Loss $4,000.
The -four mill, owned by T. & J.
Y. Andrews, at Thornburg, Ont, was
burned yesterday morning. Loss,
$4,000.
McPhersoDs MOTEL, at Hsrkenhan,
Ont, and eight wooden tenemen,s ad-
joining, were destroyed by fire yesterday
Loss, sl5,vO0.
The President to-day appointed Oscar
Eaton postmaster at Bryan, Ohio, and
John K Ballard revenue storekeeper for
the Fifth District of Kentucky.
Several persons who were engaged in
the iynching of Williams, a. Augusta,
Ga, have been lodged in jail, charged
with murder.
Twenty eight employees Of the Pension
! Office have been notified that their resig-
nations will be accepted, and tsat one
months pay from September 10Th will
/ be granted.
The residence OF Sidney y. oelspp, st
Mansfield, y. Y, wss burned yesterday
! Lo.,, $4,000; insured for 10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
A SPLENDID PUFF OF CHARLES
JAMES FAULKNER.

We have rule that no anonymous
communication will be printed in the
REGISTER unless the authors name is
conHded to the editor as guarantee Of
good faith but, for once, we shall waive
that rule. We have communication,
presented below, from an unknown cor
respondent, but his "good faith" lin MIR.
FAULKNER, at least, J is so apparent, and
the article is such fine piece Of blogra-
phy, that we insert it-asking no ques
tions. Why the author of piece of
such fine writing should conceal his
name from us we are only left to inter: |: |:
In 1874, the Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner
offered himself to the people of the Sec.
ond district to represent them in Con-
gress. He was at once recognized as the
man needed, and was elected by very
large majority. He bad passed through
a long career of public service as mem
Der oil Congress and ambassador to for
eign courts, and always with honor TO
the republic, and credit and dignity to
himself. 1t would be difficult TO find in
political history q Nan who has exhibited
equal fidelity and ability in the discharge
of his representative and diplomatic
duties. Upon every department OF pub
lie service To which he was called, he
brought TO bear the wonderful resources
of mind naturally comprehensive and
acute, and the most varied and extensive
requirements derived from almost every
department of human knowledge. His
state papers are models Of excellence, and
indicate wide and accurate scqualnt
snce with the intricscies of European di-
plomacy. Moreover, in his whole career
as public servant, "he hath been so
clear" that the tongue of malice has not
been able to fasten even the suspicion Of
corruption upon his name.
Since his election To Congress in 1874
not only his district but the whole state
hss recognized his services, because the
interests OF the whole state have been
guarded by him with jealous care, and
now the people feel that a seat in the
United States Senate Is the hit termins-
of SO long and honored career.
During the present congress he deliv.
cred an address in the House of Rep
resentatives on the Mineral Resources
Of West Virginia" which has esrned for
him the gratitude and admiration Of the
people everywhere, and which will be
of lasting benefit IN calling attention TO
the vast undeveloped resources of the
state. The speech is a storehouse OF In
formation. It is the fruit OF keen obser-
yation, of extensive research, Of wide AID
accurate knowledge, and presents, in
short compass, the wonderful sources oil
material prosperity we possess.
The recognition o' the part OF the peo-
pie, of such great ability, zeal and tdel-
ity by the gift Of some high place bett-
ting his services and years, will not only
be hoaoring Mr.. Faulkner, but them
selves; and Il is widely felt, and the con-
viction is rapidly growing, that his long
public career, marked by such purity OF
character, elevation Of aim and devotion
TO the interests Of the whole people can
only be htly rounded by seat IN The
Senate chamber Of the United States.
| n.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
GOOD THINGS.

RED is to be the fashionable color, and
bloody shirts will be much worn.
THERE are lots of old men with young
wives at Saratoga.
EIGHT thousand troops stand ready to
surround Southern ballot boxes.
SITTING BULL doesn't sit long in a
place any more.
The only economy the Radicals have
ever learned to practice is economy OF
truth " y. Wortd.
The Maine Republicans are as enthu-
.,astic over Blaine rs Plymouth Church
was over Decentralization Fost.
HANGMAN FooTE has gone over to the
Republicans. Well, a hangmsn ought
to find plenty to do IN that party.
The Republican organs would like to
Fitzpatrick for letting that little letter
get to the light
"BEwARE OF bachelors" says Atheist
Ingersoll. He also says: "Beware of
God; be is not to be trusted"
Go INTO any workshop in Detroit en-
ploying half dozen men, and you will
find at least one Republican who is going
to vote for Tilden. 1t is so all over the
country Detroit Press.
The Gra3hic desires the governme
to pension Grant. II would have been
money in the Governments pocket if it
had done so eight years ago and dispensed
with his services.
WHEN quite youth, Governor Tilden
wrecked railroad, roasted and ate his
grandmother, aided Arnold to desert to
the British, and, if elected President,
will marry DR.. Mary Wslket and re-
enslave the Chicago Hannibal zousves.-
Cl,cago Times.
No wonder the people are poor. No
wonder trade is stagnant. Our re-
sources have been drained and wasted in
rro,ous living. Over three billions
three hundred and six millions
OF dollars vanished in the conduct of this
government for the last ten years OF
peace. Hartford Times.
ABOUT the lrst thing one sees when he
opens Republican paper is the sentence;
"Thank God! Congress has adjourned"
No doubt there are dozens of other cor
rupt officials who ought to be investigs-
ted by the House. Their respite is only
temporary.-Erchdnge.
TWENTY Brooklyn ladies voted on the
question: Has a young lady the right to
KISS gentleman with whom she takes an
evening driver There were nineteen
affirmative votes. The one negative vote
was cast by a woman with red hair and
a glass e.-Brookiyn Argus,
BRIsTow says the Republican party is
the "party of convictions" Well,
there have been good many, to be
sure; But Bsbcock escaped and so did
Belknap. and Clapps conviction didn't
amount to anything in the Presidents
estimation, and Robeson will not be con-
v,cted until next winter. So it really
isn't so much party of convictions As it
ought TO be.-Boston Post.
The prospects Of q brilliant Demo
cratic victory in the state OF New York
this fall grow brighter rvury day. There
is no bitterness in the party, for 1t Is felt
that among all the names mentioned in
connection with the leading place on the
ticket, there is not one winch does not
represent man qualified To fill worthily
and ably the Gubernstoriai chair.-BOs-
ton Post
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
RIack Diamonds.

New YORK, August 28.-Much inter-
est is taken in the great coal sale an
nounced tor tomorrow. The companies
participating haying drawn for order Of
offerings, stand thus: Delaware u Hud-
son, Delaware, Lsckswanna x Western,
Reading & Pennsylvania. The terms
and conditions are similar to those which
have regulated former sales, and it is
semi:officially announced that the sale
will be positive, and to the highest bid.
der, for every lot put up, no bids what
ever being made, either directly or indi'
rently, on account of the companies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, Aug. 2S -MoSKr-Closed
at q per cent. on call. Prime mer-
camille paper S(94 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas-
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesriugs Sl4.-
100000. Sterling dull and weak at 4s79
4S9.
GoLD-opened and at Ill, declined to
llOt, and closed at the latter figure
Loans fat to 2 per cent for borrowing.
The weakness Of the market was due to
some sales supposed to be connected with
syndicate operations.
GovERNaKSTs-Lowe this afternoon
in sympathy with gold, and also with the
various rumors favorable 10 the success
of the syndicate. The market closed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
SnRIn Secures q LOaiI.

MADRID, August 28.-The official
Gazette publishes convention concluded
by the government with Spanish capital.
lists for an advance of 100000 to z5,
OOO, ,OOO.piastres, for the expenses Of the
war in Cuba. The bonds are redeensble
in ten years, guaranteed by the custom:
of Cuba. they bear interest at the rate OF
10 per cent per snnum, and 2 per cent
per annum for expenses. The capitalist:
are pledged to advance 100000 piastret
in August and $50 900 in September.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
Fatal Accident.

Henry Meyer, while working in an
excavation for new building on the cor
ner of Ninth and Market streets, tins
afternoon, was crushed to death by an
emban kment under which he WAS dig.
ging.
Two men, George and William Doug.
lass, were drowned while bathing, yes
terday, IN the Merrimsc river, ten miles
from this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-29
Injunction Refused.

COLUMBUS, o., August 27.-Juage
Bingham of this county, sitting rs dis
trict judge, to-day declined to grant the
injunction asked by the Western Union
Telegraph Company, restraining the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
from transferring its telegraph wires be-
tween Columbus and Wheeling from the
Western Union poles to the Atlantic and
Pacific poles, and from receiving com
merciai messages at stations where there
are none but railroad operators, for the
purpose of securing the profits of such
messages tothe Atlantic and Pacific Teie-
graph Company instead Of with the
Western Union Company, as heretofore.