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Chief OF the Mexican Banaitti Re-
leased.

GALVESTON, January l0.-A special
to the Ne,o,, from Mstamoras, ofthe 10Th
inst. says: The morning paper, con-
tain kilograms from the City OF Mexico
stating tha, General Cortihs has been
released from arrest. Private kilograms
to his friends in this city confirm
the statement. 1t is proba-
BILE he has been released
with the understanding that he will not
return TO this border. His partilans,
however, claim tha. he will soon DO back
in command OF the frontier, and are to-
day publicly celebrating his release
Grant Takes Time by the Forelerk.
Two hundred additional infantry have
been ordered to this city to strengthen
the garrison, in anticipation OF trouble
st the Presidential election which occurs
in March.
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PimpIes, Erupiions. Rough Skis

The system being put under the inhu-
ence OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery for few weeks, the skin becomes
smooth, clear, soft and velvety, and be-
ing Illuminated with the glow Of perfet
health from within, true beauty stands
forth in all its glory. The effects Of all
medicines which operate upon. the sys-
tenn through the medium Of the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow, no mat
ter how good tho remedy employed.
While one 10 three bottles clear the skin
of pimpIes, blotches, erup,ions, yellow
spots, comcdones, or "grubs,' a dozen
may possibly be required TO cure some
cases where the system is rotten, with
scrofulus or virulent blood poisons. The
cure Of all these diseases, however, from
the common pimple to the worst scrofu-
Ia ia with the use Of this most potent
agent, only matter Of time. Sold by
dealers in medicines
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AMNESTY AND THE CENTENNIAL.

The Radicals in the Lower House are
evidently determined that the Centen-
NAL year shall not be celebrated BY q
declaration of alrnesty, o' by peace be-
tween all men North ard South. if they
car help 1t. Mr.. RASDALL's bill, pro-
yiding for general amnesty. came up for
action Yesterday, and was defeated by not
securing the two thirds vote required by
the Constitution 10 secure its passage, the
Radicals voting solidly agslnstit. Allud-
ing to this subject of amnesty and its
effect upon the Centennial appropris-
tion, the editor OF the Philadelphia Times
telegrsphs as follows from Washington:
Need | remind one who ordinarily
thinks as cody and clearly as James &.
Blaine, the man who shall be deemed re-
spon.ble for = single needless wound 10
national brotherhood in 1876. will fall by
a self.inaic;ed blow? II this sdmoni-
tion is necessary, then Mr.. Blaine should
read the history of the last few years
more soberly than he has ever vet read
it, for 1t has many lessons and but one
moral.
IL confess 20 some apprehension rela-
tive TO this coming debate. 1t is the one
question, presented IN the worst form,
that can arouse sectional bitterness IN
the Centennial Congress, and such q re-
suit must be deplored by every dispss-
sionste citizen. II an acrimonious de-
bate shall spring up, party lines will be
severely drawn, and the rules will no,
be suspended. Then Mr.. Randall will
commit the bill to the Judiciary
Committee that will be called on
Tuesday and the bill will be passed By a
majority in the reign of bitterness, in
stead of commanding the nearly unsni-
nous vote of both parties. as it did last
session. The Centennial appropriation
will be reached just after the debate on the
amnesty bill, and / am not entirely free
from fears that il may find the House in
an unfsvorsble temper for ITS considera-
tion. This is now the only visible peril
the Centennial bill has before it, and l
hope that it may be sverted. Mr.. Ran
dali and Mr.. Blaine are both earnest
friends of the Centennial bill, and the
sentiment for amnesty is almost, il not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-11

WE have on our table copy of MAR
TISpALE's United States Law Direct
ory," giying "the names of one or more
reliable law firms, Banks and real estate
agents in each of the principal towns
in the United States and Canada. Also
q digest of the commercial laws OF each
Of the States and territories, and the
bankrupt law in full, with forms and
rules of Court" To lawyers and ousi-
ness men generally, it is evident that
such a work must be invaluable.
Copies of the same may be procured
from NJ MIR. J. l.. WILDE, 1866 Main
Street, who has supply on hand.
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Foreign Grntn Trade.

LONDON, January lo.-The Express
weekly review of the grain trade says;
In Paris the market reports of the reap.
pearance of frost has.!srrested the down
ward tendency ofprices, but trade is stag
nant while in several provincial market
quarters ars shilling lower, and places
in Holland and Belgium has been IN
sympathy but. nowhere have there been q
material reduction owing TO the discon-
tent Of growers with the present rates,
St. Petersburg is unchanged and Adessa
closed. Soshipments from both Piscss
must close for some time. In Adelaide
and Australia, whence We were recently
led to expect large shipments, prices have
suddenly risen shillings per quarter,
and there is great difficulty in securing
small quantities.
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HOUSE.

The reading ofthe Journal Of Thurs
day occupied three-fourths Of an hour.
Under the call of States, bills we're in
troduced and referred as follows:
Mr.. Wood, Of New York, to repesl, in
part, the acts Of January is, 1875, pro-
v,ding for the resumption of specie pay
ments, and 10 facilitate the resumption OF
specie payments without contraction OF
the currency.
By Mr.. Cox, for the payment of the
same bounty to drafted soldiers a. !. paid
TO volunteers
By Mr.. Cutter. declaring the Depart.
ment of Agriculture one Of the EIecu'
tive departments.
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PhiladeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January l0-Flour
Little demand; lows, Wisconnn and
MInnesota family extras s. Jo|es Is;
STAT, Ohio. and Indians S. 1906 IS;
high grades 81 25t9s 90, Whest-
Firm and FIRMLY held; Penn
,ylvania red 81 ssfS,1 81; western do.
/ 05ts,l Is; amber ! 25(sl 6o;uhits 81 40
al IS. Rye-At ssc. Corn--Stesdyi
yellow new 5OtsS2; mixed Csc. Oats
Quiet; white 44ts5ot; mixed 42ts44c.
Bsrley-Dull; l02- Pork-Dull. Pc
trolsum-Quie.; crude l0i; refined lsl "a
l3i. whsky-Iroo bound 81 IL.
Clove,sed- lli@l2ic. H,Issed -
81 coal IS. Buitsr-Quiet; New York
and Bradford county eI;ras s2fs23c;
frsu %; western extras 2sls2sci hrsts
25ta26c. Cheese-Quiet and hrrn; New
York S,atel2i9lssc; western fine l2i
6lsc. Eggs-Bsrely steady and lower;
Psnnsylvsnia New Jersey and Delavsrs
frssh 2sts s3Oc; vestsrn do. 2sta2sc.
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Hon. II. b. HAYES was lnaugurated

Hon. Il. b. HAYES was lnaugurated
Governor of Ohio yesterday, amid great
demonstration. In his inaugural address,
published elsewhere, he said that Large
debts and bad government go together y
Governor HAYES is q Radical, but he
could not help uttering manifest truth
Remember his sentiments, and think
of Washington under Boss SHEPrARD,
Grants special friend), New Orleans
under KELLOGG, Charleston, South Car
olina, under Moses, and, in. short, any
State. city town or village in the United
States, 81 even the United States
Themselves as a whole, under Rad
ical RUE. Out of the mouths OF the
Esd,cls themselves he will Judge them.
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The Murder Near Charleston.

CINCINNATI, january IU.-The En-
guirer's Huntington correspondent
in special says that Sher-
if Morgan has returned to
to that city with the parties who muir
dered the coal miner Lee recently. The
vigilants have promised that they will
not molest the prisoners if they are
promptly placed on trial and the author
ties have promised this. A special
grand jury has been impannelled to in,
yestigate the murder.
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NO.l65.


CINCINNATI. January 10.-Cotton-
Quiet at l2ic. Flour-Dull and unchang-
ed. Wheat-Firm at$l S0:1l IS. Corn
Steady at 45@46c. Oats-Quiet and
Arm at S5942c. Bsrley-Quiet and un.
changed. Rye-Quiet and arm ct 100
SOC. Pork-Dullat $40 00920 25 Lard
Quiet; steam $l2 26@12 so; kettle
lS6l3fc. Bulk Meats-Quiet at 7S7}
@lOt@le4@l0i@llc. Bscon-Firm At
Si@9t@l2@l2f. Whisky-Steady. In
moderate demand and unchanged.
Hogs-Stesdy and moderate demand !;
common to good light So 6S97 ID;
fair to good packing 81 2097 Is; choice
heavy 81 1907 so.
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How Beecher WAS Paid the 100000.
New York Sun.

How Beeener WAS FaiU the olVo,OVo.
New York Sun.
At the annual meeting Of the Plym-
outh Church Society, Augustus Storrs,
Treasurer, reported that there had been
paid into the treasury sl33,244. OF this
$4,000 was from pew-rents, $4,000
from subscriptions to the pastors trial
expenses, and the remainder from the
rental OF the church for concerts. Out of
this sum 100000 had been paid to Mr.
Beecher. The balance on hand was
sl,222ll. Rufus w. Graves, John B..
Hutchinson and Henry w. Sage were
reelected Trustees. AT the next meet
ing the salary of Mr.. Beecher is to be
fixed. Only $4,000 was subscribed to-
wa:ds the 100000 salary by the mem
bers of the church; $4,000 was taken
from tho pew-rents, and the other $4,000
was the usual salary.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January l0-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 SAY; Nos do. 81 2S; No. l
white Michigan 81 %; No. 2 do. 81 III;
e1trr do. 81 20; amber Michigan, spot
and seller February, 81 24}. Corn
Steady and in moderate demand; high
mixed, spot and seller January, 4Sc; old
52e; low mixed, spot and seller Feb
rusry, 47c; no grade 474c; damaged 4Oc.
Oats-Quiet and unchanged.
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Death or n Prominent German.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, January l0.-This
afternoon, Conrad Eich.er, prominent
German, while walking on the track Of
the St. Joe and Council Bluffs railroad,
was knocked down by freight train
one car passing over his head, cutting it
of diogonally He was both deaf ana out
Of his head. Some years ago he was fore
man OF the Au,eiger office in ST. Louis,
more recently part owner Of the Vaiks-
blat, the organ of the Germans in this
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The Singer Will Case.

New YORK, January le.-A special
from White Plains says that the Surro-
gate Court to-day decided in the Singer
will case that Mrs j. 4. Singer, named in
the will propounded lady whose char
acter is in no way impugned by or in
volved in the matter, and which we are
bound " consider above reproach, Is the
widow of the deceased, and her children
his legitimate offsrrings. The aPplics
ton Of Mrs. Mary Ann Singer, Miss
Foster, the second wife who claimed that
she was entitled to the widows dover, is
denied
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Boston Wool Market.

BosroN January S.-Wool quiet and
sales small, with no material change in
prices; sales of Y and Xxx Ohio and
Pennsylvania heeces at 1904 the latter
an extreme quotation; choice XXX feec.
es, 52@53c; Michigan, 4SG46; X and
No. combing and delainc aeeces steady
and firm at recent prices; 50G5sc, for
washed, and 40@ tc, for unwashed, but
the most desirable lots ct domestic comb
ing still held at 65c. Pulled wool in iair
demand; sales at 40@47c; super and eI
ira combing pulled in fair demand st SC
6l521
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

New YoEK, January l0.-MosEr-
Chiefly CO. per cent, with exception, at
1872 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
s.td-s per cent. Customs receipts s21j,-
90, The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
ss3, 900. CIearIngs si3,Oo0,ooo. Sterling
Exchange s4i@4ssl.
GoLD-OPened at ll5t and cIo.ed Al
ll3, .ll the sales Of the day having been
at these fgures. Rates paid for carry
irg were 4, ~, 5, 6, 6! and 7per cent.
GoyERsMEsTs-Actiy and firm and
in some cases higher.
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MR.. RICHARD Il. CAMDEN.

w regret to have to announce the
deaf. of the above named gentleman,
whish occurred at Parkersburg on Sat-
urdav last. He was brother to our well
known icllow-citiz'n, Judge e. ID.
'CAMuES, and Was also an uncle
OF Hon. JoHNSoy y. CAMDEN.
The deceased was himself quite well
known, having been member OF tho
State Legislature in 1865, just after the
war, when he acquired most favorable
reputation from his vigorous fight against
the infamous registration law, matter
that will be always remembered to his
credit. His surviving friends and rela-
tiyes have our warmest sympathies.
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n..,h OF. Cb.mpIo. .euIIer.

PIrTsBURGH, January 10. - James
Hamill, eI-chsmPion sculier, well known
in this country and Europe, died at bis
residence on Second avenue, this city, to-
day, amer q short illness.
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entirely, universal in the House. l still
trust that Mr.. Blaine will accept the ad-
vices of his earnest friends, and not per-
sist in pressing the issue he has proposed.
If he shall do 30, regard the success of
the Centennial bill as fully assured"
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, JANUARY IU.-bufiness
continued dull with commission houses
and importers. Plsids, shirtings, prints
and cotton hosiery in fair demand.
Fruit Of the Loom" four-quarter bleach
ed shirt.ngs have been reduced TO lie,
and other widths in proportion.
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FROM our reports this morning 'ne
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be clear, with souterly to westerly
winds, and low temperature.
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RAILEoAD BoyDs-Less active and ir-
regular in prices.
STATE BosDs-Qaiet-
SrocKs-opened strong AAd higher,
the advance ranging from 10 Il per
cent, The dealings were large and we're
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Burgess (colored), who had been con-
fined in the Baton Couge, La, Jail for
some time for killing white man, was
hung by a mob on Friday night last.
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BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, ottice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
GOVERNOR HAYES!
His Inauguration Yesterday
Synopsis of His Address.

COLUMBUS, o, January l0.-The in
auguration of X. b. Hayes as Governor
occurred to-day in the State capital IN the
presence of vast crowd Of spectators
from all parts of Ohio. Military compa-
nies were present from Cleveland, SPRING
field and Columbus, and brass bands from
a number of points. The street process
sion was very attractive one. AT 2:3O
p. N. the Governor and Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor elect, accompanied by the Legisla-
ture, appeared in the rotunda OF the State
House, where both branches OF the Gen :
eral mbly, the State officers and
many citizens had assembled. After
p,aver Governor Allen, without any
formal speech, presented General Hayes
to the audience, who then took the oath
and delivered his inaugural address, OF
which the following is very full ab-
st.act:
The Governor called the attention of
the General Assembly to the increase OF
local taxes and Indebtedness found main
ly in cities and large towns, He re-
marked, this is certainly a great evil.
How to govern cities well-consistently
with the principles and method of popu-
lar government, is one of the most i'm.
portant and difficult problems of our
time. Proaigate expenditures Is the
fruitful cause of municipal misgovern-
ment. If means can be found which
will keep municipal expenses from large.
ly exceeding public necessities, its sdop-
tion will go far towards securing honesty
and efficiency in city affairs In cities
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Piffahurxh Market,

PITTSBURGH, January l0.-Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 S7i At Parker's; refined
l3t6l3,c, Philadelphia delivery.
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VOL. l3.
. athceling geeisttr.
Aubusine less letters and COM
municatiOns, intended ior
this paper, should be address
eatoTHE REGIsTER,Whee
ing, w. Va

COLD closed in New York yesterday
at ll3.
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VEGET|NE
WILL CURE
S Scroful la.

ScrOful0us Humor.
vegetine will eradicate from the system
every taint OF Scrofula and hcrofulous
Humor. IL has permanently cured thou.
sands I'm Boston and vicinity who had been
long and painful sufferers.
Cancer, CancerOus Bumor.
The marvellous effect OF vegetine In cass
OF Cancer and Cancereus Humor, challen'
ges the most profound attention OF the
medical faculty, many OF whom are pre-.
scribing VegetIne 10 their patients.
Canker.
yegetine hsS never failed TO cure the
most infeKible case Of Canker.
MerCurial Diseases.
SUE o-ss In the cure Of this class OF diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
In this complaint the vegrtin. Is the
great remedy. as IL removes from the sys-
tenn the producing cause.
Salt Rheum.
letter, Salt Rheurn, scald Head, &C. viii
certainly yield 10 the great Alternative e.
fectH OF Vegetne.
Erysipelas.
vegetine has never failed TO cure the
most In vetsrate cases OF Erysipelas.
PimpIes and Humors 0f the
Face
Reason should teach Us that . blotchy,
rough or pimpIed skin depends entirely
upon an Internal cause. and no outward
Vegetine il the great blood purinsr.
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
Are caused by an impure stats OF the
blood. Cleanse the blood thoroughly with
vegetine and these complaints Will dis
appear.
Catarrh.
For this com plant the only substantial
benefit can be- obtai ned th rough the blood.
vegetine II the great blood parinss.
C0nstipatioa.
vegetine does not Art - q esthartic 10
organs, enabling each 70 perform the fonc-
tions deyol Wing upon them.
Piles.
yrxetine has restored thousand to
health who have been long and painful
sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
nvexetine IL taken regularly, accord.
Ing 10 dlTcfttCus. Ccfto5u Boo
cure will follow its use.
FaintneSs at the StoDnach.
vezetJne II not . s.tmulating bittsrs
which creates o fictitious spp4ttts. but .
gentle tonic. which assists nature 10 re-
| store the stomach 70 healthy sctaop.
Female We0kneagL
vezetine actS directly upon the causes
/ Of these complaints IL invigoSstes snd
1 strengthens the whole System, aets upon
| the secretve organs and nIsys innamma-
! ton.
General DEBILITY.
In this com plaint the good effects Of the
| yegstine are realized fmmedistely aftss
| com mencinx 20 take % - debility dsnot<s
deficiency Of the blood, and vegstine srts
J directly upon the blood.
Vsgsstissssss sgssssss IS Sold bs all Druggists
- Ar n a HOSTii-AssssS vssts1 syesy.
lVUhIHv1efs. Basisess kosofabjs ssd hf4
| hksHveisssL ps<sieslass ssas etss, Allrs0
VAVV J.EOkrN o.. q tssla.k~
| RafSaf T,00lf1G Rn0PA.
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Pafeat CooIing D0aF1.

WE HAVE ADDED TO QUE uNDER.
w taking Depsstmeut the sslsbSssed
Patent Coolins BoaSd vtth Carsslns, Ae.,
OF which vs have exelusfvs night, ana
~V. link 1BoN.
lrniturs Rooms,
North end q ,swhssiiDs NaIsss-
Ian7
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vsgstiss is Sold bs all Druggists.

NAe n a H0STii-Isss1 vsstsI ever.
0Zju ;,;s;;. eSssE s: 8: g; !: 80:
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In this com mpiaint the good effects Of the
vegstine are realized ifnmedisteiT sftss
com meneinx 20 take u; - debility dsn0t<s
deficiency of the blood, and vegsttne srts
directly upon the blood.
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Ifvexetine is taken regularly, secor
Ing 10 directions, q certain and speed
cure will follow its use.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-20
Philadelphia Trade ReDOrt,

FRIDAY. May ~ 1875.
There is nothing doing in Cloverseed
and the last sales were at l8@l7c. Timothy
is held at s. 6502 ~ and FlaXsesd IT 81 IS
per bushel
No movement in Quercitron Bark; hold
ers ask $50 per ton.
The dDvnward tendency in Coffee still
continues. Email sales of Rio at 14121I5Ac
and Laguayra at l734c gold.
Cuba Sugar is 1rm at 734Msc, for fair and
good refining.
cuba Molasses is steady at 3i1Zc for 50
test.
Cotton is dun. Small sales of middling
upland st l2l4c, and Gulf at l2%c.
There is "a trmer feeling in the flour mar
kct but the sales were chiefly to the hons
consumers. About 5000 barrels City Mills
sold on secret terms and 800 barrels in lots
at ) o50lI IS for extras; " 3712duG 50 for low
grades and choice Minnesota families: Sc 25
al fo Pennsylvania, Oeio and Indiana do
do and 81 2jGS75 for fancy brands:
No change in Rye Flour or Com Meal.
There is no change in Wheat and the de-
niand is limited sales of / ,ODO bushels, Pen
sylvania red at 81 IS; amber at 81 Ism
| 81; No. spring at 81 80, and Western red
at slgl "A, as in quality.
In Rye nothing doing.
Corn is in fair request, and 10000 sold at
G2c for yellow and G0@6lc for Western
mixed; we quote sail at 60%@6ll3c, and
steamer at SIC.
Oats are dull and unsettled. Sales OF
1000 bushels white at 40ni4c, and mixed at
3Sc
Whisky is dull. Small sales of Western
iron-bound at 81 II.
The Morning herald., 1876-05-20
THOMAS FRANCIS BAYARD,
GENERAL ACIIENCyx,
FOR PRESIDENT

General Schcnck came home from
England under cloud of suspicion. |,
looked very mnch as though the General
had been guilty Of international fraud
Everything pointed in tha. direction. lie
himself could not explain matters, and
the more he endeavored to do So, he be
came involved deeper and deeper in sus-
plcion, and was finally overwhelmed with
the necessity, under the unpleasant cir
cumstances, of sending in his resignation.
England smarted under the impositions
he had Pracliced upon her people through
the influence OF his high position.
His ease came before a committee of
investigation, and large amount of tss-
timony was taken, which in many respects
placed the General in very I'M
comfortable position. The trpnsac-
tions in Emma Mine stock were fol-
lowed up in this testimony, and finally
lost itself in the confused mas,
leaving the ex minister in as helpless
state of unexplained situation a. when
they started. In this condition it has re-
manned for some time, and the committee
has been allowed plenty of time for delib-
Grafton. The Geographic dispatches
which appear this morning give us the
only intlmation that we have ever had Of
what the findings Of that cCmmulee would
be. They state that the committee has
not yet iinaII Iy acted Oh the report Of the
subcommittee affecting General Scbeuck
but the members are agreed that while he
was not guilty himself of an international
fraud, he was aparly with others in a
speculative enterprise which resulted in a
great loss to British subjects and that his
becoming Director IN the Emma Mine
Company was altogether improper and in
compatible with his position as American
Minister.
This seems like an easy way the COM
mittee has Of saying the General is a thief
for fear Of hurting his feelings. 1t is very
nicely worded to avoid such a harsh sccu
sation, and the feelings Of the Minister
have no doubt been greatly spared thereby.
1t is a virtual admission that there was
something rotten in the State of Denmark.
but he stall go and sin no more.