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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
NINE. PAPpENHEIM N LONDON.


Nine. Pappenheim's success on her first APP
pearanoe in London, which she made Valentino In
"The HuguenOts" seems to have been somewhat equiv
Ocal The daily papers spoke kindly OF her as rule,
but the weckles which apt to be the careful
and in their criticisms do not TO be
well pleased. The academy says Of hor that she has
fine voice and evidently painsfakDg, conscientious
artist Her acting and by-play throughout com
mendabe and apparently tue outcome Of careful study
II cannot he said that she eVinced much SKIN singer
Dui Myerbeers heroine demands hisrOnc rather than
vocal qualifications, and nervousness nay have exer-
eised sinister effect on Der powers IN The latter diree
tion" The critic of The AtheHdl' writes: Her train
Ing certainly detective. her style of producing
The tone Is radically wrong, as was unmlsta kablY
showed in the eanabi5e passages wherein there was
equality IN the enuneat0D OF the notes; to ascend TO
the upper regiOn Of the register the mode detached
or 20 more forcble expression, II pumping"
and when the high attitudes reached the notes
were shri and screaming. SO Tar as the dramatic pOr
ton was concerned. she was conventional but in the
final duet with RaO feeling and energy not want
ing. AS the lady is not notwithstanding F0ieRtta0
the necessity Of more than ordinary ability as actress
and singer unusually obvious IL right to add
that excuses made her behalf-hrst, that she
had not sufficient rehearsals secondly, that she
nervous and Also that in the duet with N0TeckoBhich
u Is useless to conceal complete failure-she was
place. At Disadvantage Herr BehrlS had forgotten
The music or had lost the resonance OF ms voice"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

arx,ous n ret,re Csyn Service Reform IL dead WHY
does not the President muster sufficient manlDess e
resolution 10 say frank goodbye TO the corpse ana put
1t uuder the ground ~ Buffalo Express tkep.l
Before a New-York audience the Hon. sam
uel j. Randall was. doubtless less embarrassed IN eS
planning his tariff record than he was IN fnhAhepia
While the remark aboat manufacturers growing 81 Con
gress elected hrareF applause that ~ would nave IT,
ceiVed here Philadelphia Inquirer tRepl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Tor ne past "a hours.

WAsHISGTON. July 4. 1a.m.-The barometer
remains high of the Middle Atlantic Coast, VITA east
erly winds and clear partly cloudy. warm weather ;
but Il highest over the Lake region with cool uorthery
winds and cloudy weather thence southwark to the Gulf
States. slight depression has moved southward OF
the South Atlantic Coast where high northeast winds
have prevailed. Falling bsrometer aud higher tenera-
lures are reported from the Rocky Mountain stations.
Indications.
For the Middle States and New-EDgland, In the north
ern poIi0n cOoer northeast winds, rising barometer
and clear weather; bat Ia the southern portions warmer
ufhery winds aud clear weather possibly followed by
cooler northefly Winds cloudy weather and rising bar
ometcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
JOHN ADAMS AS THE SMALL BOYS FRIEND
c. ~ ~ YorI rn,n - rrcial 4 drfr1iSel-

John Adams one OF the founders OF the
American Republic and aext IN the hearts OF zoe go9pis
10 General Washington, wrote 90 his wife one nupufu
and two years ago Independence Day ought TO De
CON as ihe day OF deliverance by solemn acts
Of devotion 20 God Almighty II ought TO be soleElhzeo
with pomp parade, with shows games, tpols i
iliS bopifres and ilumnatlonS from END OF TINS
continent TO the other Tcm this the forward ioreEe
more" John Adams old IDIOT, and the boain on
Aldermen and the newspaper editors VINO n0ofSe tDei
action are wise aud patriotic citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
OHIOss REFORM PYRAMID.
~ rhS ysqgfS mari fc1zfffg fTtf1a. D

The Ohio Democracy receives black eye
on The very threshold Of their campaign. The Demo
crufc Treasurer OF stark County. Mr. George Il'sssr
has evanfed With S6 900 OF the public funds IrcSsir
standing candidate for Treasurer OF Sbste ~.
some years II he had been able 10 Jay aus pfeuateS
fingers ON the state Golfers, he would have
the entire Sovereignty Tho Democrats raw nau S1 ~
lnck with thor county treaSureTs IN Ohio rcculG %
fifteen years shows nineteen cefauiuOg DemOcIany
treasurers aud only three Republicans. true regaru
for economy and reform should suggest tue tafe Oh
she part Democrats in the selection OF
Of public funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE INTERNATIONAL CODE CONFERENCE.
LoSDoS Wednesday. july 3, 1873.

The Lord Chief Baron of England is ex-
pected preside the annual conference OF the AssO
citation the Reform aud COdacaton of the Law Of
Nations. be held at Frankfort, Germany August 90
The Hon. Bayard Taylor, United States Minister at Ber
lin will assist at the conference If his official duties
permit In weinformed circles it is the opinion that
the success Of the Congress now In session at Berlin
would impart powerful impetus TO the general move
ment toward the establishment Of code OF interna-
tona law and VI arbitration for the settlement
of difficulties among nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
LIVE MAN AND THE CHANCES FOR HIN.
Prom TIE NcU- Yort Graphic.

Robert B. Roosevelt was one oil the guests
at the reception 20 speaker Randall last evening JuS
inc from the remarks Mr.. Roosevelt made at an Anu
Jo1nmauv meeting a few nights he has more nc.
cure knowledge OF what is needed 20 keep aheAd OF
fbe times than any other Democratic leader. B9t ~
must be apparent TO him that change is taxing Paee
and that the Democratic party villa. IN MI prOpaoulH,
On 10 the dogs" this coming Fail Mr. Roosevelt WIN
his wealth popular manners and knowledge OF pnone
aff,irs ought 20 have held cOnSpieuOus positions
i'm our state aud National governments But nc mas
mnimized influence by pOteTng VITA iiite contest
Jug Democratic organizations when he should nave c
looss from Democracy altogether There Is nnc
opportunfy leaders Ina the new party that is
coming 10 front and Roosevelt would Do ihe man 10
lead revolt the working Democracy, not Only away
from Tammany Hall but from tao leadership OF sueh
sorfy and scuryy fellows the chiefs OF tbe Anu
many faction IN this city II Roosevelt wonid play ms
cards properly he might become the next Mayor OF te
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PAN-ANGLICAN SYNOD.
THE UNION OF THE ENTIRE ANGLICAN CHURCH

lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE.


lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE1
LONDON. Wednesday July 3. 1873
1t is understood that some of the prelates
in attendance At the synod have elaborated
a scheme for q definite union OF all the Anglican
churches throughout the world. The basis OF tlis
scheme has been submitted 10 number Of the bishops,
of whom regard it with favor. while others are
warmly opposed 10 it. II sufficient number Of ad-
herunts can be obtained the plan viii be submitted 70
the synod The outline schcDe provides that the
Archbishop Of Canterbury shall be the primate OF the
whole chaIoh and that he shall be aided by council Of
one bishop from each national church chosen BY me
The members Of this council to reside permanently
IN London and are TO receive salary b RAISED ~ gen
out the world The prmate and the council are 20 bnYe
general supervision of the affairs Of The cburoh ana are
to constitute an ecclesiastical court for the decslon o.
appeals from the local conventions or assemblies or eacn
at Iambe, every ten Years and The priSae. ~ the
advice and with the consent OF the council may sum
mon special conVocaton az any time when the htei-
ests OF the church require IT.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury Is said not to approve
altogether of this scheme but IL Is added that ne has him
self privately spoken Of an ,ther plan for tue accom-
pshment OF the purpose, which had been drawn up oy
his son, lately deceased, and which be thinks ID pfae
cable.
During July. and probably for longer period. the
Pulpit ~ st Pants viii be cccnpied By American AID
COLONIAL bishops Next Sunday The Bishop Of Albany,
n Y breaches in the morning ne Bishop Sl fenbsg.
yania In the afternoon, and the Bishop OF ONO IN the
evening
THE PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
The Synod to-day discussed tue subject Of Boards OF
Arbitration for nOnetablshed churches and tho rela
tons between missionary bishops and the missionaries
churches. The bishops OF OHIO, Pennsylvania
and Niagara took part In the Discussion on the relations
between bishops aud missionaries OF sister churches
THE BISHOPS ENTERTAINED.
The Lord Mayor of London gave dinner to the
members of the synod at the Mansion House tonight
Neatly 100 bishops present When the health Of
the American bishops was proposed the Bishop of New
York returned thanks and testified 10 the kudness with
Wi lo pOlloauupg "
ceiYed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
A CRUEL SUGGESTION.

We suggest that monograph be puIchhaSSetu a
nv the Rennsljcsn Central Committee and Loaded up
with some OF TburmanS anti grecnback uItelic -
Then when that red bandanna begins TO wave over VIC
mis- Fa lei the machine get its work and show
the upterTied listeners low the old gentleman mas gone
lnnl .lIlh nlanlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

The Postmaster here is unwilling that we
shOnld verify these figures from his records,
as to the other papers, without their consent
but as the figures all reached Us from the
same so rec, aud as those relating to our own
business arp correct. We have no doubt that
the rest a.1 also. We shall gladly unite,
page papers in formal request 10 Postmaster
James fora transcript in detail from bis books.
In estimating the significance Of these fig
iIres, il must be remembered that they repre-
sent the weight of seven daily issues Of tho
Other papers, against only six of The TRB-
UNE (sinee we have no Sunday papeT) that
the weight OF The Herald seems unduly great
on account of its frequent triple, quadruple
and quintuple Sheets and that the weight OF
The Times is also swollen by the heavy wood
paper which its Walter presses require.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
PUBLIC OPINION.

The fight between the Grant orOans and
ne 5rstow sheets Is getting hot Tse ~
tclsc'naAn Enquirer fDemg e'-'
sens e., s99se 4y .go0dy school of politics has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

Mnnhntfan Beach-The finest beach, bathing estab-
for bathing, hotni and restaurant in the
world TaAe bea LILA HANGER iooi Of 2Sdt hast ver
GreeBpoin all aii Beach North River steam
Bay Ridec nme BY either route hour houad
trip River Greonpont and
turn so osnts. and good either route See timetables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE July. 4, n. m.-The variations OF
airpressuro during the fair weather yesterday were
slight The Temperature was higher than on Tuesday
Fair or partly cloudy weather may DO expected IN this
city and Vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
FOE THE BENkFIT OF ADr9RTIsERs.
FT5m Tas Trfbsas Apnl 10. is7s

We have procured from Washington the
following table of the nuInber Of pounds
weight Of The various editions OF the New
York morning papers, upon which postage
was charged by the Post Office Department:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
s1x HuNpRRp uNsucCEssFuL BALLOrs.

NEw-PHLADKLPHTA, Ohio, July 3.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention OF the XVII Dis
rict has been session here two days. Six hundred
ballots have been cast without choice General George
W. Morgan withdrew on the 957th ballot Atls:3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
O'Clock this evening tie ensioE adjourned 20 meet ut
Mount Vernon. Kednusdsy. July 81

AN ILLINOIS GRF fSB .cK HoaTT.TfON
CHICAGO, july 3.-phe Greenbsck National
Congressional Convention, 81 the Morris District to-day
nominated Alexander Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

A ice disappears under July FAT disappears
The Of Affairs Anti Pat Those having usecssly
ted other femehSs sre Ieey Iscnes iioa W. =" ~
L.. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tenthE
dVonA o. tme for toe q hours
sTeens Tue white line represents the oscillations
sath he uleTc dunng thosc ns1rA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
LAST HoNoRs TO QUEEN MERCEDES.

LAST HONOkS ~ RUEEN hEiNCEDES'
MADRID. Wednesday, July g. 1873.
The Government Will celebrate the funeral
NJ the Queen on the 18th INST in the Church OF san
Francisco ell Grande
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
sEAsONARLE ADVICE.

From The Neie FORK EceHang BJpTcs,
Advice for the Fourth: Keep cool. heeP
aujet Keen sober Keep ont Of danger. Keep danger
out of you Remember that fireworks are beautiful 10
look al, but bad to play with and worse TO drink
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
An Innocent woman Hung.

New YORK, April17.-A dispatch from
Richmond says the innocence Of Char
lotte Harris, the colored woman hanged
by 4 masked mob on the charge Of inSti-
eating the burning Of barn, Ia fully es-
tablished, and the boy accused Of burning
the barn has been acquitted.
NASHVILLE, April ia special TO
the American says that Ben. Evans and
Eph. Hall, colored, who assassinAted
Geo. Shoenberger at Huntsyille, Ala
last Friday, at the instigatiou Of Mike
White, white man, and White himself,
were publicly lynched al that place To-
day before an immense ASsemblage, tht
jail having been forced. Both negroes
confessed their crime and told White be,
fore the execution TO see what he had
brought them to. White proclaimed hi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Warrington County. Pa, Locals

rom the Examiner.
At an early day 10 the future Wash
ingion. will be the busy centre OF i've
railroads.
A select and aourishing school has been
opened at TAylorstown. Mr.. studie is
the popular teacher.
MIRA S. R. Hanns, ex-Principal Of the
Seminary, has been seriously i'll with
symptoms OF pneumonia.
The enrolment OF the MorgAnIa Re-
form School is 26s. OF these Is were
admitted during the past quarter.
Fl. C. SIusher, Of Amwell, planted a
field Of corn on the 18th. This Is proba-
bly, the earliest planting Of the season.
Road contractors have begun their
work Of scraping. Robert Horn, Of Am.
well, is the pioneer, in this much needed
work. --.-
Emigration to the West from Greene
county still goes on, and nearly all oil
them are Republicans.
About 80 emigranti-men, women and
children, from Center township, took the
cars at the Waynesb burg depot on Monday
morning last for Clay Center, Kansas.
Al the instance OF the Ri7erAide Iron
Company and others, Sheriff Dinsmorel
Of Greene county, recently levied upon
the locomotives, cas- and appurtenances
Of the Waynesburg & Washington Mar
ro~ Gauge. Hsd Il not been for interfer'
ing with the United States mailP, the
trains would have been restrained from
making further trirs, Some kind Of an
arrangement was effected by which this
misfortune vas Gyertcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

CScGSsArr, April l7.-An old case
growing out Of slave times was decided
10 the us. Court 10 day. HenriettS
Ward, colored, who was born slaye in
Boone county, Ky, but was finally given
her freedom, was afterwards kidnapped
and taken into CoSington, where she was
delivered to three men, Z,b Ward, Frank
Russ and Willoughby Scott From Gov.
ington she was takea to Lexington, and
after some time sent South and sold to q
planter 10 Mississippi. She was finally
liberated alter the war, having served
her master for nearly twenty years. Upon
her return to this city she brought suit
against Ward, claiming $4,000 damages.
To day she obtained 4 verdict for $, 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Ladies, aii.sionnry society.

New YoHK, April 1.-THE seventh
annual meeting Of the Womens' Baptist
Missionary Society to-day was numer-
ously attended. The Treasurer. report
showed that the receipts for the year
we're S39, ,260, and the expenditures SSs,-
s3I; with the amount unexpended this
year and with what remained last year
the Society has 90 hand $500 All the
expenditures have been applied toward
the sustenaace Of missionaries aad
schools.
The report Of the hume department
showed that the Society had sent three
new missionaries to Burmah aud one to
India during the year. Twoin the mean.
time have returned from Burmah. The
Society has about 1000 auxiliaries and
childrens' bands.
The report Of the foreign department
showed that the Society now supported q
missionaries. aided 81 schools, aud cup
ported % Bible women, all 10 BurmAhI
India, China and Japan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
The Pottery Business.

Our stenbenyilIe neighbors are bestir-
ring themselves somewhat with view to
attracting new branch Of manufacture
TO their city-ths manufacture Of East
Liverpool pottery ware. Thi. is highly
commendable on the part Of our neigh
bors, and It ia not for US to say aught in
derogaton Of their effort
But why, too, should not our Wheeling
people take the same interest in estAb-
fishing one or more Of the same concerns
in our midst. Ithss been shown that the
business has been singularly prosperous
and remunerative ali through the panic,
aud that up TO thi. time there has never
been but one failure in it since its initia-
tiou many years ago at East Liverpool,
and that failure Was owing TO notorious
bad management.
Wheeling presents many advantages
for the location OF such concerns. Cap.
ital is abundant here and labor is Us
eneSP Z" a. Is AOV
superior facilities as shipping point
both by water and rail. Nails are car.
risd IN ST Louis for 10 Cents and TO New
o.. g. on - p,I,;,o,a n, 10 .rd
otieans ,os ~ " DAO,e -. tO' Iu
to New YORK ior 10. we nave the bai-
timore & Ohio and the great Pennsylvania
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
THE FINANCES OF VIRGINIA.
Creditors Invited 10 Refund
Their Bonds-The New securi-
Ties.

Creditors Invited 10 Refund
Their Bonds-The New securi-
ties.
RICHMOND, April 14.-By a proclsma.
tion, which has been issued in pursuance
Of the Funding &C, passed by the Legisla.
ture, Governor Holiday invites the cred.
itors Of Virginia to refund their bonds
into the new securities. These new bonds
are To bear three per cent interest for
eighteen years, and four per cent for
thirty.two; there is 10 be no coupon bonds,
and no State, county or municipal tax Is
allowed to be levied upon them. The ex.
innate OF the existing total debt OF the
State is S30,O00,000. OF this about $40,
100000 Is in "peeler" " bonds, the coupons
OF which are not receivable for taxes.
The other $4,000, 900 is in six per cent
consols, having coupons attached, which
coupons are receivable at and after ma
turity for all taxes, debts, dues and de-
msnds due the State" As the State
makes no provision for paying interest,
these coupons may come into the Treasury
10 lieu Of money for taxes. They are
worth between eighty-three and eighty
four cents on the dollar. The peelers can
not be funded under the new act until
SIS, 600 1000 Of consols be deposited for
for funding hereunder. Non interest
hearing certificates are TO be issued Tor
past due interest.
In view OF the recent decision of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals Of Virginia
f)rtiiying the sconsol" holders against
any attempts 10 inyalidate their selt.eol-
lectIpg coup pous, it ia not believed here
that any considerable number oil them
will acqniesce 10 the funding proposed.
when they accepted the provisions Of
the act OF 1912 they relinquished las
thought TO be Justly due to West Virgi-
nis,) one-third Of the principal. Nov,
they are requested to give up one-third
OF the interest on their reduced ptinet'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
The Nugnr Crop.

HAVANA, April l7.-Prominent mer
chants and planters are generally Of the
opinion that the reports lhat the defei.
ency in the sugar crop will amount TO
so per cent are entirely wrong. The re-
ceipts since the 6st ot January todate
chow deficiency Of one third compared
with the same period last year, while the
plantations are overlooked with sugars
awaiting transportation. Some think II
a rainy season ses 10 the crop will be
equal, and even superior, to last years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
We,tern rrottrrs.

ST. Louls, April l7.-.A number oi gem
llenen connected HiIh the lrotting a.
sociAtions Of Minneapolis, Dubuque,
Kansas City aud ST. Louis held = meeting
here to-day With 3 yisN 10 arranging q
trotting circuit % embrace the above
named places. A full and free discussion
OF the whole matter was htd bot no def.
mite ArtaugemsnI ltiAds. The subject will
be further considrTsl and iI is not in.
probable that the eirraiI will be arraug.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

NEW YoAK, April 1.-THE funeral Of
Tweed took place today from the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs. Douglas.
ouly the personal friends Of the family
or Tweed were admitted to the house,
where the burial service Of the Episcopal
Church was read BY Rev. DR. Price, cler-
gyman, who otticiGted at the wedding Of
Tweed thirty years ago. After the ser.
vices the remains were taken 10 Green.
wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Charter Oak Lie Insurance Com.
pany.

HARTFORD, CT, April l7.-At 4 meet.
ing Of the policy holders Of the Charter
Oak Lie Insurance Company tonight,
preliminary TO the meeting for reorgan-
iEation tomorrow, board Of directors
was agreed upon. The meeting for re-
organization as mutual company, under
the power granted by The recent LeRiala-
ture, occurs to morrow morning. About
100 persons were present tonight, some
OF them holding very many proxies and
represehting large amount Of ofinsurancs.
There will probably be lively discussion
and Il "a impossible To foretell the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Nerere siorm ID LearenNorth.

LEAvEawoErH, April l7.-A thunder
storm passed over the city this afternoon,
inAicting severe damage. Houses were
unroofed; trees blown down, and the aide
walks lifted up bodily and hurled through
the air. The storm almost reached the
fury Of q tornado. Three boys, who we're
In 4 sail boat In the river, were capIiied,
and saved with much difficulty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
The superaciaIity OF Modern
school Education.


o4nuulAyI u hlBI'ItF'
Those who came out Of the High
Schools with all their EmAltering Of ornA-
mental branches are profoundly ignorant
Of the common branches. They cannot
spell three out oi Eve Of the words in
common use; they cannot write or talk
with even reasonable regard to the rules
Of grammar; they cannot read decently;
know little or nothing Of the practical
arithmetic In use among merchants, me-
chAnies and farmers. They can draw
after faShion, sing = little, rattle of =
little astronomy, drum out discordant
notes on the piano, and make IoeEy
loAi Of bread,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Mosr. ,sonr south.

NEw Yonk, April l7.-Up0n the with.
draWAl Of the writ Ui habeas corpus in
the case Of sx Governor Moses, 10 court
to-day, the PrlsOnsr was placed under
control Of Sergeant Kelly, otthe Central
oEie,, who delivered him to the agents Of
he sla.s Of South Carolina, who had
frst arrested him, and Il L supposed
that be il now on his way South.