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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 25.-Flour-steady and in
fair demand. wheat-Inactive and a shade
lower, closing firm; No. Chicago spring SSX
aO9c cash; JIzagscAugust; No 9 Ole cash
July and August; 02c September; salcS at
GIia0iNc August 0Ia02c September; No. 5
S73Sci rejected zoe. Corn-Dull, weak and
lower at S5Ac cash; 800 August; 86kc Sep
TENDER: oats-Heavy at 274a27Xc cash
2The July; 95%a25Ac August; 2IiSc Sep.
TENDER: Rye and Batley.;-stcady and un-
changed: Pork-Firm and higher at s. so
September; sales at s. 4Oas 90 September.
Lard-strong and higher at SIS is cash
s. 75a5 TX August; S. 44a5 5SIS septem.
Der; sales Mt S. S0a5 s. September. Bulk
Meats-Firrner at S. 90, 81 4Oa4 76. Whisky
Steady aud unchanged at $l0i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

Ssa4oo and ssaSec, medium aoa4Oc; coarse
95aSee; New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western fine 35aS6c; medium 9aa4Qc coarse
36a36c; cornblng washed 8ea46e; t1nwashed
2sas2ci Canada combins S7aiOci fine urwash-
tub washed 37A42c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
Financial and Commercial.
New YORK money aud s,oel,..


NEW YoRk, July 26.-MosRY --Easy n
per cent. Sterling Exchange, dali az a 81,
sight exchange on New YORK a sci
Dry goods Imports for the week, Sl,iib.OO0
6ovERaMEH1s-Weak.
United States d Of 1851, eOuponI
GeH
eN ioar and halls
neH toal
Vettehcf
RAILROAD BoNps-Flnm; Missouri, kansas
and Texas seconds advanced TX; Rome,
Watertown and ogdCnsburg firsts TX, and
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern 1. @.
0. d L,C. fsts sold at 7O5S. Lehlgh consOls
were active and firm. The basis for The 70.
cent advance In the price Of these bonds Is TINT
thelF amount has been greatly reduced and
they are strongly held by parties who believe
unat tue reduction, which Is oyer60 per cent
In the amount Of the second lien on the com.
pany's earnings, makes the bonds certain
7per cent security.
sTATE BoNDs-Dull.
sroCKs-The market was tritIe les active
to-day, but business more evenly distributed.
Granger shares, however, were still the most
promtnentin the dealings, with the exception
OF an advance OF u per centin Panama 10 1852,
and OF ~ per cent In Michigan Central. The
fluctuations were very narrow and the market
closed firm, with q pretty general advance on
the days transactions Of Y to u per cent,
The telegraph shares, Wabash, Hannibal &
st Joe, Union Pacific and New Jersey Cen.
tral declined HaS per cent. =
Transactions 10000 shares, OF which 1000
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, $4,000 North.
western common, 10000 st. Paul common.
5000 Ohios, 400 Lackawanna, 5000 New
teHcy Central, 5000 Michigan Centrai, 1000
y. Joseph. 600 Western Union, 5000 Pacific
Mail. 5000 Kansas and Texas, 2OjO 81. Louis
lnd San Francisco, 600 indianapolis, Cincin.
iati and lafayette, 1000 Kansas City and
Northern and LOO Louisville aud Nash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

NEW YoRK. July 25.-The market Is quiet
In all departments, but values are steadily
maintained. Cotton goodsarc generally firm.
Prints are In irregular demand. Worsted
dress goods arc In moderate request. Mems
woolens are In light demand. Cloakings and
repellents are less active. Hosiery and under.
wear are doing well. Foreign goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
BETHESDA WATER.


,r,,
,,,J NS tGiuIMb,Ls Gohttlouton 10 inc MedlcGt
liz hco5'eI oy all eminent fittsourBh
W S s,Vn u, S .,; rsn9Ne gu doaDt rs 10 tue
'Ni'"'! VI t"'S WONDERFUL oiscoVery'
MINERAL WATER IN DIABETES MELL1us.
Editor Medical and S,iroieal Reporier.
In n rocert rrmbor " ,l,o It.,;..t .n., c.
oi+1i PsSoris. Inn"ar,, "a S'9 iS 9St oMn sur
~ a oosa ~ ,SoSnt"a ~ to.o.J VIZ IeGoytry
Dr ScLnvIor Of rs, A'iS'iI5us ~ Lgorteu py
Ia sinIcj ,ray S.onnJt A. M III IscoSEeEy
RotbeSia MSrorOi Wstn ~ Y sue NY VI W W.
cnnsin have s;"';In, VI -. ma ~ cs WE W
notIent WIN nttr;hSt.s IL oS0 ~ teporS VI
I" tho same sIsarn,, 81 ~ w LeI9Hery
SoI;aF n,iIf ~ sIu slialg wy PallenLs
;nn Il, VIII Oe " UFleta Us poss'pie III report
r. ~ q n toow,,o. ,,. o.,,0,,;ou L;... A..
wears ~ mo- o,5 " y ~ VcSmIuttaoi, ttynve
@ M ~" T.; r saH teSs 9ne c " heIsnt
tGs lat oT sn"tan, '.U " ns nGtn a1out
fnr two nv NJ n,oH,Ss ,, NJ au oeetl aiIlnG
bIc md Sm'ac;d'oJ t1s i." ~ ~ ICY
wors anJ lie ..,SSol, s !, ne mss unaDIe 70
NJ L;s iocS SnS q, ,.,oat H.. !, ne ,tI Si6s
cnIty hS co,,IJ ,saIt na ~ T ,Ss, M 1 Viii
SSo;,t thSs,..Gv "", , n1 hau iost III Weisn5
wifi ;rtolaraLia IL ri n wv, "s HIenseu
nous Quantities If uTinS Lav;n1 10 r;t6 r S,oor
in ",,os,, h,s u, uhG, haVg 70 Flse near
Sn vs rea ond u aSin X. n sns 10 Nola III
5s r II AIN be sa su Of Sa G;nbsss MALT
med a, did seyeraI s nv aS c:s e S
him on Tho Tsconn;lSd Jief SII OJicsi pu1
mcnt for tllat malady. He called at NV Office
once or twice wGekduling the month Of Sep
TENDER. showing very little improvement.
sight OF him for several weeks, when one dny
accidentally met him driving his wagon,
Asking him in relation TO his health he re.
piled, Il am us we'll as ever" and said TO mo,
"Do you know what cured meY' / suggest.
ed, Of course, my treatment. "No,n said he. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

ToLEpo, July 25,-wheAt-stcady; No. 2
red winter spot q 03H, July o. 0S; August
~ Of y; September 81 OK; No. 3 amber
Illinois spot 81 0Si No. ] white Michigan, old,
Y OH No. 2 D and NJ red q Gsi No. 8
D and N white Il 0lH Corn-Dull; No. 2
July SSNc. 0ats--Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

on CRY, July 26.-PrfRoLEuM - Market
opened with 6sS "a bid; advanced and closed
at zoe. Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging
LONDON, July 26.- PETROLEUM = Refined
'. xssTSrnr, July sa-prrno1ruA : Refined
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
oIneInnntl HOE Mnrl,el.

CINCINNATI, July 25.--Hoos--StcO,ly fol
light; Others dull common % s0aS IS; light
$3 60aS 15; packing g 40a3 90 butchers s. 90
aS 20. Receipts sos head shipments sos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

PaILApxLPuIA, July 25.-WoOl- Quiet but
Sylyanla and West Virginia XXX and above
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
Op,c7Annpo,cH HAIR
.h'oIApUho Q DYE

Is the safest and tho bCst, Is instantaneous In III
action, and II produces the most natural shades q
black or brown, does not stain the skin and Is easily
applied. 1t standard preparation, and iaVOriIC
upon every we'll appointed toilet for ladies gentle
man. For sale by all Druggists and Hair DreSScrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

chicago OR sanduSky. ava
an p Fl man. PSlaeS DVins Room and Sleeping Can
CI1se CONNECTIONS are made for all points South and
INA .o,, North and Northwest, making this des-
great eat and to whom particular attention isGiyen.
w. WhEmEl1NG, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Doa'e 80 a. m, l6O o. M
T... nv, !r1adeIphiR Accommodation,
neciing 10 q. M. 500 D. M
nMIa 70 al principal points on Salo at Depot.
onlee open at all houn during the dGy. WV
Information 10 the travelling public chceriully siveu
n n n,,v,,-. W: N. CLEMENTS, N. Of T,
Mi ii 4 oEVRiEe, GOn'l Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26
WILLIAMSON & CO., General Eastern
Agents, 500 Broadway, NY.

List Of drawings publllhed In the New York Herall
and Sun, stnats Zeitung Philadelphia Record PbIIa
delGhia sunday DlPatch, PittIburgh Dispatch and
ioaisylne I,iGnmercial Az outot;town ticket hold.
The TSS next tolIOvIp. drawn, Au,n,. !, ism
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-07-26

a., - '''A "S~t t'S" VIleaunl Lh
ARo1r Grand Extraordinary DrdEiMgG ara under Tie
lnpergt1s1H and management Of GENERALS G, T.,
BEAUREGARD and uBAL a. EARLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
4 CONVENTION on EDCCATION
YESTERDAYS ADDRESSES BEFORE HE DEPARTMENT
nE sINIEINII. NnINCi.
Ut = = u ' -NI7I--'' -
icy rlLFoEAIII IO TIE IBGBrNE.I

or N''''''N -
....,''..,- I,.L ~. b.r,,tr,crt of
NAs!HN"ioN' Ico' i'-lHt DcIdI '''I'"' VI
~uucrIutcuIeacc az tht National EdUCtuohal A-r"cli
.,. ., d f. .,.,. fo.lay m. Hon / l. Wlrkrr-uam
'' a.-,,,.,,. ~ i,,l,,i. Instruction for pcpusyI.
state superintendent % "''0 avn w -'''
yauIa, pIrsidI.-.
I'm, attendance t The morning session was very slim
..,.,, and .,,,p,iut,,cp, Of committee.
AItti '"' VI 6'''.@ ''''' ' ~ 49, -, 49,,
the following. resolution N"N PI''Hl'u ny '' i'"'S
civ Suu.riutcuru of schools OF PIttsbUlE, Penn, and
10y - 49,, t....,..,,.. I, ,,,,,titt,e.
lcItiItu 10 INV i->' '''' ,,,... 49,. d..
That the United states Commissioner ID. i'!','llu"
request ID 10 designate certain Wtrh "I NY Pl,
schnol term during Nh!Ch ~ me yH','u j." NV - ~"
mar aud intermediate schools OF tue NilIoh 7H'"l u
cplyp Instructors in the metric system OF MtIrhIs "!I
r,Casirc.
ertcrs from number OF STATE and city -upccntcnd-
49,, -,,,, r~o,c road rr,rrftiug their inability 10
ems lh inc 9'"'" Wv - 49,. -, .
be present The only Sor'hcin S'ate rcpG'S'h'u m inc
,..i,,g WAS Gcorga. MI LushCr. state Supern'cnd-
' -. ,,,,.ta that t,,c ,,overtv Of the peopl,
chi OF L""'''"''' , A., ..,.,.
there prevented the mt'nVH'H'o VI '"'-'''' ~
, roupr supcrVis ami that " j. UI Jaldhouh' III
.'l .,. enc C.nc,al Government shall take some
p'r'd"'' ''i'' 80" ....,,,.,,. 80, ,oioto,,t 49,.
measures 10 am tIat @ldlt 10 I"I''''" -" ~ -
fem ~ public schools
Coh>hl'tHc'"' mao VI go 49,. 49,. ,-..!.
lugY interesting paper on loP"lil l""'"'''II ID" VIZ
,o,i.,t In Introducing ms paper, Mr.. tllI sau
.;,,.r.. ,, ,.,leIy from other Turoucau ne
SNlt%-' 'd'N ''". ,..t -, , ..,,,,,,i.,- ,-
ton, I'D all her poht'dI iId4,I""9' '""' ''''i" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05

rs INPEtIfD ARRIVAL n I'M FIFTH AVENUE
HoTfI ms Observation-Disclosures or IHL
"COPAECTNEES.'
GARRISON " Potter, chairman OF the Potter
Investigating, Committee. wa. in tie city Oh Monday
and engaged rooms AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tor the
H. Of The subcommittee OF five To investigate the
cipher conspiracy The five members - tie committee,
with recautdt-iIiA-. assistant scrscan'ai-iEih~,
sfeuosraphrr and two clerks. VIII arrive from Washing
Ton ou the carly train hi. morning, and viii begin their
SESSIONS AZ the hotel today
smith " weed. OF Plart-burg. and Perry H. smith.
ofChcago two ofthc coplrceners, arrived al the Ffth
Avenue Hotel yesterday probably IA obcdichce to sum
mons from the committee. MantOn Marble. Colonel W
T. Pcton. samuel J. Tud,u, j. J.. Paris, Hcurj Have
meyer ana other persons prominent IN the cipher CON
spracy are a!-o IN the cty ready 10 be examined as
was rcport. last night. As the committee has had th
Florida cphcr~ Inotu-'hUgrtphed, the examination VII.
uiOb Ibly regard 90 tine movements o- Inc e.
parccnrr- ia that State. By the Time tIdt l. con
cludn Autographs uf tur remainder o tHc dlNpacneS
will douutc,, be- ready fJr ttc usc OF the committee -
the correctur-~ tac trans. dIou- made %! ~ EIH
has not been disputed the committee VIII Voupe-S
make al lii IHlBI NJ cipher phmPhlrI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
DEAD LocK ~ mr. rLHIBErH coCycH.

The Common Council OF Elizabeth met at
evening and aitttA session OF three hours.
GLIDING three and the casting ~ fourteen bal
lots adjourned for tho ninth time without etccting
or.,uiz.t!nu The citizens ~ Elizabeth said TO
regard the Councils action with Indifference fca,
c plan on winch they could act has yet been prepared
that would rc yc the city from - hnauca. cmbarrdss
meuts The majority o the proscnt Council Was elected
10 Oppo>c tie Ya, mcut of = AlEh rate OF
interest and it j. ag.crd that 10 matter which
pariy succeeds ia gaining control OF thr orsauizatiOn
Inc Intention Of the people shall be carried out What
nm. question at interest amount. TO- best appears by the
division OF the 3 81 TAX per 500 into IT, factors IN
t-re-t t1N II = sinking fund, = cents: city, s6
cents, country, 10 cents; state and school 81 cents
IRE ant police "a cents, AMI road tax, cents; or,
FOR debt and interest against - 90 Tor all other
CHS EXPENSE.
Erpubl cen member ~ TIE Council stated In private
conversation last night that the dead lock would com
uue as lou. tie Democrats retained their irts-ut
nominee for President The Council meets again ola
next Thursday evening nj $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
NEW FRENCH CABINET.

I.INIOlNs III.IlIN
Reuters Paris dispatch tonight says tho
Cabinet has been constituted and the following are the
changes:
N. waddluglon President Of the Council ana Minister
81 Toregn Affairs.
senator Lr Rlyrr. Minister of Justice.
NJ De Marcorr. Minister OF the Interior. ana also Mn-
ister OF Pubic WORSHIP al interim.
~ Jules Ferry Mirh,er Of Public Instruction aud
Fine ATts.
NJ L-pcro. Minister Of Agriculture.
Admiral Jlurf zuibcTy Minister ~ Msrn"
NJ Jules Ferry was appointed Nnrst,rof Public In
.truction Instead Minister Of Commerce, was nrst
INTENDED because manifested protcctOnist tsnden-
The Paris NdJHd has reason 70 believe the nov caDl-
net have agreed tat the question Of The return ~ 10"
Chambers L. Paris can u" decided bb congress 81 me
willing to grant anne sly 10 thr TOM
muuiis who have already been pdrdpued Uhe cnect
OF which would De 20 relieve the pdidohed nom police
surycilanc.. ana tiat they viii not support ans I'M
upaCnmrut ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
NuNNA. Tuesday.

NITNNN, IHVs'IIF' I7'I'
The FremdcRbIdu states that Count Iaatfo
has oncrg.cay undertaken the reconstruction OF the
Austrian Cabinet
The official Gd-re has published the text Of The treaty
concluded on tn llta " October between Austria and
Germany. an9uliu- clause OF IA" lr'Ity 81 Prague.
when provided that Austria might call upon Germany
IA allow inc voters ~ North Sche-w crcie los pebo
settle whether trat province should De- Restored To- Den
mark tn, preamble says tna German Emperor acJ
kuowltdg., the NalU, he ttdcAe, To the brO-dOn ~
TINS and the Emperor ~ AuStll appreciates the
dlfru ot un ing the principle tuuucated therein.
ana +. wiin. 10 gvr proof ~ hi. desire draw suI
closer the bouis friendship which unite Austria and
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
UrliNIVG IN THE PLAGUE.

-. PETER~BrRD, Tuesday. Feb. t. 1873.
Two regiments OF Cossacks and one OF in
fanuy are marching 20 reinforce tuc military GORDON.
which j., 900 miles long around the districts infected
by the YlaSu"
BUCHAREST. Tuc-dJy, Feb /. l''9.
regiment OF troop, has started from this place. and
another fIom GIllH. iOr the formation ~ sanitary
Gordon on the Russian frontier
PALERMO. TUESDAY. Fob. t. 1879.
4 rumor ~ the outbreak OF the pie IN" al Odessa
cau>ed violent demonstrations here, which however
were Guictei by the announcement that the Govern
ment had rrred quarantine Of one week on all ar
rivals from the Black sea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
THE FRAUDS At CHARLESTON.
IN. NACKLY ELATrs THE STORY OF HE SHAME
LESS MANNER IL WHICH TIE REPUBLICANS
WERE DERIVED OF THEIR RIGHTS.

HI. NACKEY ErLlrfs THE Story or HE SHANE
LESS NANNEE IL WHICH TIE EEPCBIICANS
WERE DERIVED OF THEIR RIGHTS.
lBY TELEGEArH To TIE TRIBUNE
WAsmNGTON Feb. THE details of the South
Carolina election frauds have been thoroughly
described in the special correspondence of The
IEBvNE that very Etue which the Teller Commit
Tee can bring ont now VIII have any especial IN
iere't ioI the public except m the way of conGrma-
tiou.
Al iHe session OF the committee to-day, Mr.. T. W.
W. Mackey. the defeated Republican candidate for
Congress, IN the Charleston District, was on the
stand for more than three hours lie repeated sub
etantial!y the story Of the various frauds they
have been published heretofore. The most impOr-
TINT feature of the examination lay in the fact that
MI Mackey was not only one of the chief sufferers
10y reason Of the frauds, but that he had been one OF
The most active inStrumeutalties in bringing them
10 light. and had therefore come in for a greater
share Of abuse and denunciatiOn from the Dem
Ocracy than perhap, any other person IN the state.
H. told the story OF the canvass with great err
cumstantiality and repeatedly courtcd the most
thorough cross-examnation. lie exploded the gene
orally accepted opinion that Wade Hampton is 50
generally popular as to command the support even
OF Republicans an opinion which has been quoted
ss a reason why no State ticket was put in nominal
ton IA opposition 10 him last November. Mr..
Nackey said that the Republicans were AT first so
IrnIly convinced that tue Democrats would count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
EVENTS IN THE OLD WORLD.

THE NEW FRENCH CABINET-FAlLvRE or Al ENG.
LGSH BANK-sTEIKEs THREATENED ~ LONDON
-BGSMAECK's DISCIPLINE BILL
The new French Cabinet is announced I;
it is said TO favor amnesty to the Communists
who have been pard0ned already, but 20
oppose all impeachment schemes. The Union
Bank, at IIelston, England. has suspended.
The workmen in eighteen large iron manu-
factories of London have determined 10
sisted in. The report that the Duke
Of Connaught will be Niceroy of Ireland is
current. The most Objectionable features Of
Bismarcks Parliamentary Discipline bill have
been eliminated, without diminishing the op-
position TO it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
IELLnR.fPHIC VOTES.

oT-PFN~IpN or \ NEu ~IAPLR.
I-rt,. y y E.b. e. m, fE,r I5iig R,pubG'oD,
.r, hr I'v. Lawrence 800 October 1871 suspended pub
ii,Ifiuu TINS morning.
CUSTOMS RECEIPT AT boston.
Vo-TpN Feb. The cu,lou, receipts AZ TINS
unr or January show decrease - aH c'Ml"'t'
viii tlr eoIr,- poutI.g month last ytai.
10 RE IEIIp foE MURDER
U,Rrr0Fp Conn. Feb. 4.-!hc supreme Cont
decided that AUtu. one oi the Hurltrf7 oi
Al Tie state PRISON must De tined for muId-T
DANIEL WHISTLES REMAINS.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Feb. Alt the hnIldl "l ASH
,rt H,-rf al AIa,hfcd last The d "i the rissrt
CONTAINING the remain" f h' sndla hrf NE Litat ,Hls
ana hl~ lace MAS
recogulLaDe TIE body having been cmbailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
BRITISH INTERESTS.
SUSPENSION OF A BANK AT MISUNDERSTANDING
STRIKE OF LONDON IRON wORKFRs-A NICERoY
FOR RELNND-FRE on \ FLAGSHIP.

FOR IRELN>D-FfRE oN \ FLAGSHIP.
LoNDoN Tuesday. Feb. 4. 1870.
Mcssrs Vivian, Grylls, Kendall & Com
pany', bank at TIeson, County Of Cornwall. known az
the Union Bank " HclstOu, has suspended The ahii-
ties are estimated AZ from 100000 q AljOOOO. The
assets are believed to be good for j-. In the pound.
Unless the masters or the men yield strike in tho
engineering trade in London will bcgin the I'm lust.
The Amugamated Society OF Engineers took final action
last night OF resisting the proposed reduction
wages The strike vii include the engineers. boiler
makers pattern maker. engrcmak'rs. and iron
mOnRer workers at eighteen establishments, which have
given notice OF reduction, namely HALL ~ DTtfoGd;
Ea,tons 4 Anderson at Firth Huhter 1 English, at
Bow; John a Henry Gwyune. at Hammersmith John
Penn & sun.. at Greenwich Humphrey al Dcplford;
stones at Deptford; Mauds'ey, sons & Fields.
at Westminster Bridge Road Appehy Brothers. at
Southwark; Thomas Middleton 4 CO., AZ southwark;
Thomas Waller & Co, AZ Southwark James shears 4
sons. at southwark; J.. simpson * 20 al IImn,p@
Weston. AZ Lambeth; Dryden Foord' Al Lhnipeh'
MaZe,ld AZ Oh lS"a; mu'l NOr,eaui %. al he'-
sea: and the Thames Iron WORK. aud Shiphuildng 'on-
piuy. These include only snA proportion % the eiu-
ployers in the trade. None of tho railway COMPANIES
have Joined in the movement. AVID many arg' private
firms have not notably the Htmudas 81 the loW'I iaI-
let's Xxx thousand golfers and miner ~ The coal nrIds
between Newcastle underline and Crcwe started 10
me ran Nal Ga-efte saws: II reported that tho
Government intends 20 appoint the DuAc OF tonnanght
The Haoshp Duke # wellington caught fire at Ports,
mouth this afternoon. Her lire sign Was hoSi"d ana
alarm signal guns fired. Tugs went 10 her assist
ance aud she was surrounded by Meet 81 boats
The ire quickly got under II occurred h'i"ceh
d,ckS Little damage was done, cAerll nom Wat'r'
The cause OF the fire is unknown The Du%e OF Weling-
ton steamer ot GU7l tons burden ana l'5Jo
horse power. Sae carries twenty Ave guns
The Come. the Central ana As citrd" hambers or
Agriculture has resolved To memorial =" DO, Pr'} tOn-
cIl in favor OF scheduling the United STATE, under the
'''''' LIVERPOOL. Tuesday, Feb. !. 1879.
Mass-meern-s Of strikers were hcd to-day Both men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-05
RAISING MONEY At ROME.

LONUON, Tuesday, Fc1. 7, ~.
4 dispatch from Rome, dated February ,,
10 The Tunes SAYS: In consequence - the sraened
condition OF the P"u:nca finances and the falling on IN
Peters pence. atemp, "a bong made 10 give new
inpus c 10 he election thereof To-day energetic ap,
pcalS were made from the pulpits IN al she parish
churches followed hy special collections after mss and
yrsprrs TIE work has been undertaken by tho Con-
fraternity oi - Peter. rs members being assisted by
large numb 81 catholic gentlemen. who attended
every where VIII Caurgs t1.5 O.l1ica,,I W!ih gold
and NlosSlS"
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CIGRENT TOPICS At THE CAPITAL.
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NArHiN"TON, Friday, frh. J. IN''.
The Senate Committee which has had I'M
der rnn.Idrra' non the matter Il opening the Indian
Territory. net tins evening and agreed unanimously
uuoi au af rlnatIyr report. subcommittee vas AZ
pointed ~ report hi3 embracing the following points
Tf-t-ro establish United states Court within the
Indian Territory the better protection 81 life and
urapcrtv with the same powcrs and Jurisdiction Of
other United StItcs Courts Srclud-lhl each 81 tn"
Nc civilized nations hc allowed Ia send delegate To
Congress Trd-Ih3t Tho lands now held 10 c"mtn' bv
the tribes h. divided m scFcraItN among the In
diau-. tn understood That All the mcmn"r> OF TIE
committee are ~ favor Of opening al Government
lands boo: % lu the Indian Territory ami elsewhere. 10
ur,;ltiou aud -rtf cmout and nat general measure
H. thar eject VIII IL ported al the next meeting Of the
rff..l
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LoNDoN, Tuesday. Feb. f. lo79.
A Berlin dispatch to The Post says: " The
Iegol Committee II the Federal Council have com
plecd their consideration of Prince B,marcfS gag
giug' bl. They have elminlt,d the most obnoxious
provisions and toned others down ~ % deprive the
bill in great part Of its offensive character The I'll as
amended limits the disciplinary power OF the Rcicls2g
the members - their conduct "a uchtr tbat 49,
while exercising the privileges dscharaug the fanc-
lions members midcr punishment las been inter-
Violated. IN the shape Of first warning,
which j. IN every 10 precede Official reprimand.
The clauses making members amcuablc before criminal
court for ml-domcanOr committed M inc ds' hdfee OF
their office. and empowering the U,u.c 10 deprive
them OF ratl gibuty To future Parii1htnts. arc
altogether stricken ont. notwithstanding fhcse
alterations. which Nuke the hlll harmless enough,
the feeling among the members continues op-
pn,ed TO the measure. They consider tha measure
curuillug their privilege, -nouid cmluaic from them
selves aud not originate with the Government