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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31
Frnm San Franniann.

SAN FRANo1soo, May 26.-The examine
ton made into the circumstances attending
the conspiracy to seize the Peruvian steam-
er Cotton ct this port, reveal these facts {:
A manab by the name of Williams wac the
general controller of the expedition. and
another by the name of Hunter, of the
Army of the Potomac, was the commander.
Subsequent to the detention of the Rrontz
by the authorities, Williams and others
concocted . scheme to seize the Cotton,
run her to sea and use her as priVateer
against French commerce. Some of the
leading parties in the conspiracy were for
merly known as rebel sympathizers. The
Mexican General Vega, agent of the Juarez
Government, made large advances of money
to Williams, as the leader of the emigra-
ton scheme, until he ascertained that the
money was likely to be misspplied, when
he gave information sgainst Williams.
Williams had given others to understand
that the seizure of the cotton was under.
stood between the Mexican and Peruvian
authorities. That the show of force in
making the seizure vas necessary to acouit
the latter of any blame in the matter. The
men selected by Williams for the enter.
ptiz were sworn to carry it through on
the blade of sword in private, and the
duty of one of the party was to cut the
telegraph wires The scheme contemplated
the seizure of the French transport Phin.
when she came down tromN pfe Island. -
The parties we're arrested And are in the
city prison charged with cousptrine to
commit d felony. They viii be examined
bt fore the Police Court Tomorrow.
Inc trial of the Panama pirates was con.
tinued. The letter of the rebel Secretary
Of the Navy Mallory, shows what WAS to be
done. Its Commences is admitted. The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31

~o1r4 oouuou.-A special meeting
of the City Council Was held last evening
ct the City Hall.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Petition Of D. B. McGruder for permits
sion to transfer his coffee, house license to
Mr.. Aultmsyer, was read and granted.
Petition of ThoS. Brues for license for
Ordinary, vas read and granted.
On motion, the first branch was notified
that the second branch was ready to 90
into joint session to pass upon the election
returns for Judge of the Municipal Court
also to 60 into an election for clerk Of the
same. The two branches then went into
joint session in the chamber of the second
branch. Mayor Sweeny took the CHAIR
and announced the object of the meeting
and presented an abstract Of the election
returns, showing that N. C. Good had re-
ceiTed majority of the votes cast.
Mr.. n. ". Echols said he wished to en-
quire whether or not the election had
been held in accordance with the ordi-
nance of the city requiring ten days no.
tice of the day of election, and offered a
resolution instructiug the Committee on
Elections to enquire into the facts.
On motion the resolution was laid on the
table. N. C. Good was then unanimously
declared duly elected Judge of the NUM-
Nfna1 HnuSk ~ UhoaIfnn
Nominations for CLERK of the court be-
ing in order, Mr.. R. Pratt nominated Mr..
Samuel Mccullough. Mr.. George Robin.
sOn nominated Mr.. Lewis Edwards. /
Mt. Samuel Mccullough was declared
duly elected Clerk of said Court.
On motion of Mr.. Shslcross the Council
proceeded to the election ofa City Survey
or. Mr.. James Gilchrist and Mr. C. Wheat
were put in nomination. The ballot was
token with the following result: Gilchrist
10. Wheat 10. Mr.. Gilchrist was declared
elected.
On motion the Judge and Clerk of the
Municipal Court were authorized to pro.
cure the necessary books, papers and
blanks, for the use OF said Court.
Mr.. s. Mccullough, the Clerk elect, ap-
peared and was qualified.
The first branch refined, and Mr.. Wilson
President of the second branch, resumed
the Chair.
The committee on real estate reported in
favor of selling the old Red Hose House to
A. s. Trobridge for the sum Of $500 cash.
The report was amended so as to allow the
sale to be made on reasonable credit with
proper security.
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Late and Interesting Intelligence

Late and Interesting Intelligence
NEW YoRK, May 80 The Herald's spe-
cial says the Generals of the regular army
have been assigned as follows: Halleck
takes command of the Pacific States;
Sherman, the Military Division of the Mis-.
sissippi, comprising Ohio, Kentucky, Ten
nessee and probably Louisiana; Meade,
the Atlantic States; Sheridan, the trans
Mississippi; Thomas, North Carolina, and
perhaps other Southern States.
Gen. Warren has resigned his commits.
sion as Msjor General of Volunteers.
Gen. Logan has received orders to trans.
fer the Army of Tennessee to Louisville.
The Times special says Mr.. Stanton is
not going 10 Berlin. He intends to resign
however.
It will take $eOioOO,OOO to pay off the
army, and the money is ready.
1t is believed that Breckenridge has
reached Texas.
The Tribune's special says the letter of
coincidence from the Empress Eugenie to
Mrs. Lincoln, although some time since
written, is detained by the Emperor, thus
eViucing ill-feeling on his part.
Fred. Seward is improving again.
Gov. Pierpoint, of Virginia, met with an
enthusiastic reception upon his arrival in
Richmond on the 26th. A large military
and civic procession escorted him to the
Executive Mansion, and an address of vel.
come was delivered, to which the Governor
responded.
Citizens in various parts of the State
continue to press forward to take the oath
of allegiance On the 22d, over l,lOO
took the oath in Fredericksburg.
The work Of repairing the James River
and KanaWhs Canal has commenced, Gov
machinery, materials and laborers.
Negroes have returned to the plantations
they had deserted, aud gone to work, and
there are now prospects of fair crops.
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Tho Trial.

HAsHHsToN, May 30.-Lewis F. Bates
was examined this afternoon for the prose-
euuon, and testified substantially as fol-
lows; Have resided at Charlotte, N. O,
loE tue last four years; JEFF. Davis stopped
at my house on the 9th Of April last, and
maze an address from the stepl; Davis
received and read to the crowd a telegram
rom Gen. Breckenridge, dated Greensboro,
April 10, as folloWs: "Presideut Lincoln
was assassinated in the theatre ON the
night of the 14th inst. Secretary Stewards
house was entered on the Same night, and
he was repeatedly stabbed and is probably
mortally wounded" Witness said that
after reading this dispatch to the crowd,
Davis said, "If it was to be done, it were
better it was we'll DONE" The day after.
Breckenridge and Davis couversed in the
honse of witness on the assassination
breckinridge remarked to Davis that he
regretted it very much; it was unfortunate
for the people of the Sonth at this time:
the regret seemed to be the cause of sym.
patty for the South, and not because of
the Crtminality of the act; Davis replied
well, General, don't know; if it were
TO De done AZ all, it were better it we're well
done; If the same were done to Andy
johnson and stanton, the Job would then.
J. 9. Courtney, telegraph operator, tes-i
tined that the telegram mentioned passed
over the wires.
Jacob Ritterspaugh testified that he was
employed 10 Ford's Theatre when the Pres
tdent was assassinated, Booth in his eu.
cape found the door hard to open; when
witness returned Spsngler struck him, say
ing, for Gods sake don't say which way
Booth went; witness was acquainted with!
Harold, and said he had always been a.
llght and trlHing boy and easily influence
Jerry Dyer was called for the defense,
and testified that he had intended to say
that he had not crossed the Potomac since
the 18th, but did go to Richmond at that
time with the party who had been sleeping
in the pines.
Cross E1smined.-The parties were Ben.
ismin aud Andrew Gwyu; remained in
Richmond one week aud did not see any
rebel officers; went to Richmond to avoid
arrest; previous to going slept in the
pine near DR.. Mudd's house at night.
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G8r SERIOUS STABBMG ATYAIR.-On
Monday night party of men from this
city hired q hack at the livery sta
BILE of Messrs. Burnley b Co. and proceeded
across the river to QpiO. The hack was
driven by negro, an employee at the sta.
BILE. When about three miles from Bridge.
port David Robinson, one of the party,
stabbed the driver, iutiiCtiug dangerous
wound. We are not fully informed as to
the particulars, but have been told that no
PFovOcAtioD was given by the wounded
man.
Robinson was arrested yesterday evening
and taken to st. ClairsvilIe and lodged in
Jail.
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ST.. LOUIS, May so.-The steamer. Ma.
genta has been seized by order of Gen.
Pope, and the captain, clerk and mate ar
rested, and will be tried by military
commission for ill treatment of Union
troops, while rebel officers were in
vlted to avail themselves of every priv
1Iege OF the boat, allowed to sing rebel
gents will not be allowed to run again
until the matter is satisfactorily settled.
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bBTHE EvASeELIOAL LUTHERAN P1Trs.
BuRau sYHoD.-.This body holds it's twenty.
second convention in this city, commen-
cling at niue o'clock this morning. Rev. 8.
NJ Kuhns, of LeeChburg, Pa, President,
breaches the annual sermon in the Ger
man Lutheran Church Centre wheeliug)
in the English language this evening at
Il O'Clock. Tomorrow morning at lo&
o'clock the Synod will convene in the First
Presbyterian Church, to observe appropri.
ately the day of humiliation. Rev. DR..
Carver will preach the sermon. In the
evening all the Ministers IN attendance at
the Convention are expected to take part
in the meeting under the auspices of the
Young Mems Christian Association, to be
held 10 the Fourth St. Methodist Church.
All the sessions of the Synod are open tc
the public.
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~sFRA1Ss, bruises, &c., in horses and
other animals, may be speedily relieved
by using LogaH's Arnica. It has double
the strength of other liniments, but wiz
not iDjure the hair. For sale by T. a.
Logan and Logan, List L Co. ct
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General Sherman

NV YoRK, May so.-Gen. Sherman had
q very cordial interview with the .Presil
dent on Sunday. He expected to leave
Washington to day for Chicago, aud was
to pass through New York. he will prob.
ably arrive in this city tonight or to-
here. He will then proceed to his desti-
nation. 7sttr.; -
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h~RrvER.-Thearrtval yesterday were
the Wild Wagner from Cincinnati for this
port and the Minerva from Parkersburgh
for Pittsburgh. The Wagner brought uu
a good trip. The Potomac and Wagner
0o'n LETT tor Cincinnati yesterday evening
at the usual hour. The river is falling
very slowly with seven feet in tho channel
Weather clear and pleasant
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New York Produce Market.

INV YoRE. May 50.
middIinR. iOA
RLoUR-Market opened firm, but closed dull with
dropping tendency; sales of 5000 bbla IS e5fa
% for Superhne 50 6096 IS for Extra State: 81 "a
C16 ~ for choic'; 81 O59T 20 for Extra B. H. O.: and
81 1908 30 for Trade Brands
MalSRY-ActtVe and arm, at 50 CO. ~
WaEAT-Quie:; 81 1901 IS for Amber Michigan.
and 81 95@9 co for White Western, )
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY kfALE-Dull and nominal
OoHN-294e better; new mixed Western qOAeBc.
the latter price for good new.
w oAIs-Dull and scarcely 50 firm; cO9sle for
CoPFHE-Duu
SUGAR-Dull.
M0LAeSEs-Dull.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crude a5c. Rofne.J IN T3on5
4S950c; Refined Free 668TOc - -S'-~
W00L-QuIet. s''.E
$2S IS cash. t2l@2l so J6s 1868 and "a do cash And
regular way. closing at S2l cash; and SIS for prime
meSa; also 800 bbP. mess for June aud JULY selE
er's option. at $2275929 81. =. - ~
BEeR-QuieE $l0@I4 for plain mesa and SI2@ls
for extra mssF.
CUT MEATs-In moderate demand; 1l5zaIsI<c
foE ehoulder9 and 139l71S for hams.
BACON-Dun Rt 159ISLc. sst.sn
BgTTEa1In moderate request; 259ss for Ohio,
oHsEsE-Quisf iO917o. for common to primo.
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CHICAGO, May sO.-Tbe Inauguration
ceremonies of the opening of the great
North Western Fair took place to-day
The procession was very large and impos.
ing, composed of the military and a Dor.
ton of the fire department, and Benevo
lent Association.
Gov. Oglesby delivered an address. The
indications are that it will be very succeeds
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31

w~ RAILROAD CO1Lls1oS
morning two freight trains au the Cleve-
land s Pittsburgh road came 10 collision
At Liverpool, smashing the locomotive and
killing one of the engineers. We did not
learn the particulars or the extent of the
damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31

wrCIRCUs COulSo.-The Circus and
AenaEarie is coming to town, and there
will AS usual be a great rush to see the
show. Dealers in old iron will drive brisk
trade, and the boys will be very industrious
until the Elephants arrive in deVisiDg meaus
to raise the wind. There will be some
sbrswd fusOcieriug done within the next
two weeks.
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prisoners set up as their defence that thev
were engaged in lawful warfare, and
should be considered ss prisoners Of war,
The subscription to the $50 loan in this
city yesterday, was quarter Of a million
OF dollars. Wells + Co.. have taken an
agency from Jay Cooke & Co. {
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BnLLA'R PAoKEr.-Yes.erday, the
steamer Rather commenced running as a
packet between this city and Bella,r. She
has been repaired aud looks as bright as I,
new pin. This arrangement will prove Of
great advantage to the travelling cOumu.
nifty iu these days when railtoads on III.
the Ohio side SO frequently fail to max,
connections.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-31

~ D'sAPPOmFED.-ouiug to the fact
of the "IFoa City" not arriving until after
IL o'clock last night, many of our citizens
expecting to entertain ministers 9th I,uth.
sh'FAn Synod, were kept up until late
hour. The strangers were aiken to the
SPFigs House. and will be assigned their
PIaees of ssjOuFn this morning.
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~R1xOvA1.-John Eokhart 4 Son
have removed their hosiery store to their
new store room, three doors below their
old stand, on Main street. A full stock of
goods in their line win always be found
on hand. my3l.Iw.
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BpIIopsie Fits can BIO Cured ,

No. Bpnopse Fits can be Cured :
~ -DR LoCK1oW having become en- inently
successful In curing this terrible mRSdy, invites ali
similarly Gfilcted 70 call send for circulars Of
references and testimonials ofnume rouB cases cured
OF from one to twenty f1uF years standing, He de-
yotes his attention especially to diseases Of the
CeEeorohplnal Axis or Nervous System, and solcits
an investigation Of his claim to public confidence
Address an letters 70. fDR. Y.B. LOOKROW,
m gi5s g = =; i s9T quo. New York.
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School commissioners.
Tly- THE ESoLIsH LUrHERAu ConeRa,

n2- TIE ENOLIsH LUTHERAN CoH9RH.
eAsloS have fitted up their place Of wOr-
ship in most beautiful and comfortable
manner. The walls have been covered
With light black marble paper presented
BY Messrs. Christy L Constant, of New
York City. The pews have been con.
sructed on the same principle as car seats,
SO that the backs turn, enabling the SUM-
day School children of each class to face
the teacher.
The pulpit is of modern construction,
covered with white glass. Back of the
altar are the words, "The poor have the
Gospel preached to them" and underneath
these an arch of gas jets with the passage.
"God is Love-" The effect of these words,
written, as it were, in living FIRE, is most
splendid, and strikes every beholder with
the great truth contained in them. In
front of the gallery, and Immediately over
the cabinet organ, is the command of the
Saviour, Feed my Lambs," also in jets of
gas. These notices are the gift of the
"Keller Glass" of the Sunday School-Miss
Gussie Tod teacher-and were sent by Mr..
Keller, of New York, whose name the class
bears. The handsome silk banners Of the
Sunday School will be placed upon the
walls in frames and will add much to the
beauty of the room. 1t is expected that
this place of worship will be entirely fiu-
ished to day. Rev. Mr.. Roth, of Pitts
burgh, will occupy the pulpit to -night.
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New York Cattle Market

NEw YORK, May 80.
The eqTren. prices for the week st all the market.
BEEF oATCLE-1st quality !, per Head, SIS Or91s
co. fair to good $40 O09ls Oo common SIS OO91S %.
COWS 4 CALVES-1St quality, per head. SS5@
1S9; oEdin"Ey SCOTS common $4,000; inferior 80
VEAL oALVEs-1st quality per n. lOa11s: or.
sWIME-Heayy, corn fed p b. sI1a97c, light
and medium, 9<9S1<; stnIfed e@sI.
There were lever cattle on sale thls yysGl, than
Tor several week; the Government agents took
some Of the best which had tendency to render
hrmer, a. above. "a - 'A'N
total receipts Of All stock at all the ward. for
THIS week and last, were as folIoVs:
Beevess 1907; last week II S9: Cows 100. iast
WeSk, Ito; Veal Calves, 47S; last week 6766 sheen
and lambs II US; last week, II G9I; Swine O5S;
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%THRoUGH the Encouragement Of
mastering officers, or come other cause,
discharged soldiers are sometimes put to
much inconvenience and expense before
receiving their pay. The delay of day
or two in a city is matter of considerable
Importance to them, when their pay is so
small and hotel bills so high. Yesterday
we saw a number Of Ohio soldiers recent
ly discharged, who were uncertain whether
they were to be paid here or at some other
point. They seemed TO be very much vexed
and annoyed by the delay aud uncertainty.
We think the Government should provide
for the payment of discharged men so as
to enable them to reach their homes as
cheap and speedily as possible.
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How York Money Market.

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This celebrated Toilet soap, in uuoh un,vo,,
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BACON AND LARD.
a6Nt oAeKs NEW SHOULDERS,
tJtl 80 Plain Hams,
90 Tierees Sugar Cured and oauvasSed Hams,
SO Pieces Ribbed sides,
500 Clear
so TiaeeS Prime Leaf Lard,
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