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I.ater From the Cnhle.

HEARTS, CONTENT, VIA AsPY BAY,
August l5.-The British war steamers
Terrible and Galatoa, from Hearts
Content on the cd, arrived at St. Johns,
\. F., at 8 o'clock this evening. The
steamship Great Eastern returned TO
Sheerness on the 10th inst. Captain
Wapier reports as follows: The cable
parted on Wednesday, the I'd inst. at
noon, in ninteen hundred and fifty
fathoms ofwater. 1t was grappled for
three different times, and raised twelve
hundred, nine hundred and six hun
dred fathOms. Each time the graphing
broke, but the cable remained un-
broken. The Great Eastern returned
to England for strings and better
graphing gear. Mr.. Varley, one of the
electricians, writes most encouraginglv
in regard to the cable. He SAYS We
find no difficulty whatever in grappline.
the cable even in the greatest depths Of
water. AS soon as proper tackle is pre-
pared we will probably commence
graphing for the cable again, one hum
dred miles east of the break where the
water is only 1900 tathoms deep. The
buoy rides the water gales we'll, being
fastened by pieces of condensed cable.
Mr.. Field is in good health and spirits.
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Union Gtatc Convcntjou

HARRIsBURG, Aug. 1.-THE Union
State Convention met at noon to-day.
The Convention was called to order by
Gen. Cameron, Chairman of the State
Central Committee. The Hon. Jno. c,
EssnaHas chosen temporary President.
a Committee was appointed on con-
tested seats and permanent orgnniza-
ton.
NIr. Todd, of Cumberland, offered the
following:
ReSolved, That this Convention, rep
resenting the loyal people of Pennsyl-
vania, recognize the claims of our SOL
diers i'll its confidence and gratitude as
superior to those of all others, and that
in token of the sincerity of this DECLARE
ton, will nominate none as candidates
for office except those who have proved
their loyalty and patriotism by service
in the field against the enemies of the
country.
Mr.. Stevens moved its reference to
the Committee ON Resolutions, which
after some debate was modified by in
structing the Committee to report this
afternoon. Adopted.
a Committee, consisting of one from
each Senatorial District, was appointed
on Resolutions.
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TAX NOTICE

TNHE TAXPAYERS OF OHIO COUNTY
i VIII Take notice. that shall he prepared
to receive the StnIc, County and School Taxes
Tor the year 1865, in The several Townships, Mt
the times and places hereinafter mentioned,
ana that deduction OF ~ per cent. on the
SIGte JHL WI bc allowed 10 those who shall
pay al their lakes on or before the Isl InV Of
October, 1856, at the Shcrin'S office or al He
lungs ana places specified, viz:
Washington Tp.-At the First Wand U.st.
House, September Is, 10 and 80
Madison Tp.-At the Hone Hose HOuse
September 81, p and q.
Clay Tp.-At the SherinS Office September
lS. 10 and 20.
Union TP.-At the Rough and Ready Hose
House, September 2l, - and d.
Centre Tp.-At the Finh WarTl. School
House, September 81, 20 and q.
terIp.-At Isaac Freezes Store Room
lHenly Echols old stnnd,) September y, -
Richie Tp.-At the South Wheeling School
House, September 10 and 80 and at Adams
school House, September -.
Tri0delphin Tp.-At F.. HERS ltbc place OF
Hnting,) September IL, II and IL
lachlnnd Tp.-At Clinton =. O. September
IS; at 4. a. Ailison's Smith Shop September
-, and Mt AtlSinsOn's School House Scptem-
Liberty Tp.-At Valley Grove p. o. Septem-
per II and 10, md and mt Samuel Bells store
West Liberty, September 10.
JOSEPH SEYROLD,
auglI-tll! octl Sheriff Of Ohio 90.
daily Register copy till Oct H.
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The Great CabIe---SpecuIntiOns Con.
corning it,

NEW YoRK, August 1.-THE com
ments and speCulatiOns OF the English
papers concerning the Atlantic Gable,
received by the China, arc, in the alb
sence of more definite intelligence
from the Great Eastern, interesting
to all hands. 1t is agreed that the in
jury to the cable must have occurred
after it left the ship. Rough weather,
sufficient to have caused Il breakage OF
the cable, is out of the question, as the
employed at Vnlentia were
so delicate as to record every lurch OF
the big ship. When the loss of insulo-
tiOn became known on board the Great
Eastern, it is supposed that those i'll
charge of the operations, would order
the ship to be put back iii order to UNI
derrun the wire and discover the flaw
While this operation was i'll progress
according TO the writer in the London
Times, IL brisk wind or any roughncss
of the sea would compel the telegraph
people to cut the cable ut once and
buoy it.
The report brought by the First
Fruit is not absolutely Inconsistent
with the supposilon that this was done
That suppOsitiOn is supported by tho
fact that while it was i'll lnt. 81, Ion, 20
that the insulation first bclan to give
out, and the Great Eastern probably
went some distance after this. It was
in lat. 81, 40, and lon. IS; one degree
nearer Valentia than the First Fruit
found the buoy.
AS tothe possibility of recovering tho
cable, should it have been buoyed az
suggested, opinions differ.
The London Daily News mentions n!
nm encouraging omen the fact that 1
cable now working, was fished out o
sixteen hundred fnthoms of water, un
der less favorable circumstances
Should the worst anticipntions be re
: allied, and the cable be found to have
parted, only about five hundred mile!
| of it will be lost, MS from four hun
dred to five hundred miles can be re
covered from the Nnlentin end.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
by the Union Line:
Office, corner of Monroe and Water streets
Interesting Intelligence.
The New York Defalcation.
A PoMPoUs DELEGATION.
News from the Gable.
BREAKING OF THE LINE.
News from the Gable
BREAKING OF THE LINE.
Indications Still Hopeful.

Tie GreRt DefalcatIOn...TVashi
SeceSSlOnistS and the Negro Schools
1.-The trial of Wertz--.Pnyment Of
TrOops---A Richmond Delegation
| Stumbled.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 17.-But little ad.
dltional has been developed concerning
the great defalcations since yesterday,
ketchum's robberies are now estima-
TED at S5,OOO.@ r. r. Mumford, whose
failure to meet his engagements which
was announced several days since, has
Deen arrested on charge of giving
checks on banks in which he had nc
funds. His operations involve, how
ever, loss of only about one hundred
thousand dollars.
Ihe Times Nashington special says
the irrepressible conflict has developed
another plInse in this city. The Wash
lngton secessionists who reside in the
9ristocratic locality of 18th street and
massachusetts avenue, object to the
colored schools established in that vi
entity by Gen. Howard of the Freed
mems Bureaus. They beseech him to
have them removed and assign among
other reasons that it will depreciute the
price of real estate.
The WertZ trial went over again to-
day and it may not begin for IL week.
II seems after all that the prosecution is
not fully ready as new evidence is con-
Stantly coming in which may cause
some changes i'll the charges and speci-
tications.
The Hcrald's special says, that all the
soldiers now in the field, with the sim
gle exception of those in the military
district under General Sherman, have
within few days been paid up to and
including the 3Oth of juno last, and for
Sheridan's department, over $4,000, 900
were sent two weeks ago to the paymns-
ter, with which to settle all demands
against the government.
y number of citizens of Richmond
have been here several days, with an
object of calling on the President as n
delegation i'll behalf of themselves and
others, concerning pardons. Yesterday
the selt-cOnstituted commission visited
the White House, and were addressed
by the President i'll friendly way.
with the enquiry where they were from.
n member of the delegation i'll pom
POus style, replied, we are proud TO say
that we are from the city OF Richmond.
The President replied, that he did not
see any pride in that fact, and turning
his back, turned his attention to other
matters. Thus ended the interview.
Several parties came up to-day to rein
force the delegation, but what new
movement will be attempted, is not vet
developed.
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New YORK, August II.
COTrON-MOre active and fully IL
lower; 43Cl1ic. for MiddlinE.
FLOUR-MOre active and lO(d.25 Gents
better; $6,15@6,S5 for extra state; Sc OO
GG 30 for Supertine western; Sc S5GI7 30
for common to medium extra western;
IS 3OGS so for common to good ship
ping brands, extra round hoop Ohio.
and s. 6N(GlO p for trade brands, mar
ket closing firm with no sellers at inside
quotations.
Wl1sKY-Firm; western ut 50 lg@
. 20.
WHEAT-l@2c better on Amber and
2(d3c better ON Spring, with II better
business doing; 81 46 for Chicago spring;
81 4391 40 for Milwaukee Club; 81 4ICG
lss49 for Amber Milwaukee, the latter an
extreme 81 0S for Amber Michigan;
81 95Gl2 90 for Winter Red Western;
81 OS@2 IL for new Winter Red State,
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet.
3CoRN..Active; $4,000 for unsound; &C
cole for sound mixed western, and
81 4 for high mixed nearly yellow.
OATs-Dull and lower ut G5c for west
ern.
RICE-DuIl.
CoFFEE-DuIl.
SUGAR-Stcudy.
PETRoLEuM-Steady; 3211 for crude;
refined in bond and do. free quiet and
unchanged.
WOoI-Dull.
PoRK-Opened firmer but closed heavy
and dropping Mt S32 0O(G32 so for new
mess, closing mt 1872 81 4 for cash, $50 OF
@30 so for 1861 do; S24 90 for prime
and $27 O0a27 p for prime mess; also
$500 bbls. new mess for August and
September, sellers option at S3l 5O@
80 90.
BEEF-Quiet at 50 5OaI2 so for plai1
mess; $40 O0a14 30 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; prime mess is
Cur MEATs-In fair request.
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Rathcr firmer Mt l9IIG249<.
BuTrER-In demand mt 2l@2Sc fol
Ohio, and 3Oa36 for State.
Enthusiastically; O15alGc for com
mon to prime.
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Made an AsNignncnt,

New YoRK, Aug. 1.-THE CONNER
cial says: Ketchum, Son 4 Co., have
mude an assignment to Mr.. p. G. CAL
Bank and Mr.. Bumont, formerly Ofthe
partnership firm of Kctchum, Rogers 4
BumOnt. The house and furniture of
Edward ketchum have been seized bv
the Sheriff.
The Posts special says Major Hcrod,
of the 9th Illinois cavalry, who was
sentenced to be hangcd, has had his sem
tcnce committed to ten wears imDris-
Onmentin the ALBANY PcnitentinrV.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINC1NNATI, August II.
FLoUR-Firm but no higher; SUPER
fine, S. 90; extra SO 25Eg9 co. =
WHEAT-Higher; primo new red ut
81 so; old, 81 l0@2 IL.
CORN-Firm and scarce mt Zoe.
OATs-Nery dull at 3SCg40c. for new;
old, G0GyGlc.
ItYE-gOc.
- WHISKY-W"s in good demand, at
% 10, closing buoyant.
Provisions Generally firmer, though
the demand Was light, and prices un-
changed.
LAnD-About 800 tierces sold Mt &c.,
and 40 kegs ut 241l.
GRocEEIEs-Firm; coffee, 20@3O]z; su-
gar, I4@l71E.
GOLD l42.
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finished hauling in 2,48O fatho1ns OF
rope and when the grapple came up we
found with it our chain. At IL O'Clock
A. NJ, we began to lower the grapple
again, and as soon as all the :, AGO faith
oms were paid out we commenced drag
ging until 1855 P. NJ, when we began
to haul in slowly. It was soon evident
by this great strain that the grapple
had caught the cable. AT z o'clock p.
NJ. when 40 fathoms had been recover
ed the rope parted and us there was not
sufficient rope on board the Great Eas-
tern to resume graphing it was de-
cided that She should return Mt once to
England.
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NEW YORK, August n,


GOVERNMENT STOCKS A@15 better,
with more doing. u s Skies, 1881
coupons, 1864; 5-2O's, coupons, 100
l0-4O's, coupons 965s; Treasury notes,
I S-l0th, LIST series, 9S1s; One year GER
tit1cates, new issue, 9724.
STocKS-RoCk Island l041S; Canton
SI3@; Cumberland, preferred, 3s34; Quick
silver 522<: New York Central 90; Erie
791S; Hudson log; Reading lOl; Fort
Wayne 9SI. Michigan Southern COS;
Pittsburg 81, Northwestern %; North
western preferred 593s Toledo 9s /;
Prairie du Chen 39JS.
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Wheeling Female College
WIIEELING, w. VA.


TTNHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
J. with fun collegiate powers i'll 1864, and
recently reOrgnntZed under IL new Board of
Directors, will be opened MS II collegiate instI-
tute on the first Wednesday III September
next Tho buildings are now being tho
roughly retittcd and newly furnished
Throughout.
In the lihernlity of Its arrangements, In the
extent and cOmprehensiVeneSS of its course
of study, in its methods of tuition and gov
eminent, and in tic ability and experience OF
its Board of instruction, the public may rely
upon its being firSt-clOSS seminary.
Having had many years experience in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle StnteS, l feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cooperation of the citizens OF Wheeling
and vicinity, the College will soon he able to
extend to young ladies nll the facilities for nm
accomplished education to he found outsld
of our eastern metropolitan cities.
It affords me the highest satisfaction to he
able to announce the engagement of n corps
OF teachers of distinguished ability, expo
Renee and reputation.
y NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized
Mt an carly day, having especial reference to
the preparation of young ladies for the bust
ness of teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be
opened for such Misses as are too young to
enter the collegiate.
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denOminational
principles the leading churches of this vicini-
| ty, the Methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopalian, being represented in the Facul-
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New YoRl1, Aug. 17--Thc funeral of
Policeman Walker, killed in the dis
charge of his duty on Tuesday morn
ing, was attended by about five hun
dred policemen to-day. The cortegc
made nm imposing appearance, the po-
licemen marching in platoOns, extend
ing from curb TO curb on Broadway.
The coffin containing the remains OF
the deceased and drnpcd i'll black, was
borne on the shoulders of four men in
the center of hollow square of police
men.
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For sale by
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HARTFORD, Aug. l7.-Thore is not the
slightest idea of II run on the banks OF
the city. They are all III good cOndi-
ton and have the entire confidence of
the community. II is understood that
their losses through Ketchum will be
small, or ut events will not he enough
to affect the standing or security of any
of the bankers.
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USE

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md so much enquired for.
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ST. Louis, Aug. II.
CoTToN-Reeeipts of 800 bales, with
FLouR-Declined lOal5c; single extra
50, 2JaS,5O; double extra SOCIAL, 90.
WHEAT-Dull; new 6la65; choice fall
81, l0a2,25.
CoRN-White SOaS7.
OATs-New 3Oa5l; old 5Sa59.
ToBACCO-SS, 7Oal9,OO for shipping leaf,
and SIG, 25aS3, 80 for manufacturing leaf.
WHIsKY-Unchanged
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by authority Of the Leeislaturc.I
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West Virpinin

DISSOLVED, BY THE LEGISLAT
II OF West Virginia, The following is pro-
posed as an amendment to the Constitution of
inns state, I" bc added mt the end of the first
section Of the third article thereof, to become
part OF the said Constitution when ratified
aCc0Hiing to the provisions thereof, namely:
7ocI N3 person Wh" since the first day of June,
lSoi, mas given or shall give voluntary aid or
assistance tothe rebellion against the ITnito,I
states, shall he citizen of this State Or he al
lowed TO vote NJ any election held therein,
unless ne mas volunteered into the military
or naval service of the United States and ms;
3:en or shall be hOnorably discharged there
Adopted, March /, 1865. ino6
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PhiInGeIpI1Ia 1Inrket.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL.
crude; 5l5<@52 for refined in bond, and
6S15(g7l for do free.
FLOUR-Has afdeclining tendency;
with little enquiry, and prices weak,
MISUNDERSTANDING; new red 81, GOA
2,O5; old do 81, 1902, Is.
CoRN-tluiet; yellow GRASS.
OATs-Duu ut 80 for new, and 6s@7o
for old.
WMIsKY-DulI at s2,2l.
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G. B. CALDwET,T.

A TToRNEY FOR ALL MILITARY
30 Onice~- Melode0n Ruildinr. mems 6Cr ~
TpI lS SScnPisd ny Caldwell n Royd, onnOSita
b'1 I, OF hEeling, lup StairSll
man, GoEeTnor OF West Virrinin. + p Pn,r.
IRSl!, ASgniant General of West Vfrginia. =
RoMi!S' S y 81 Merchants and Mechanics
mh7-6lndtwSw '''i1N vi F" heeIlhS
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New York, Aug. 1.-THE CONNER
Glal says the check book from which
ketchum issued his forgcries, has been
found, with three hundred and fifty
checks missing, which, if all were used
by him, would make the total issue
about one million seven hundred thou
sond dollars,
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Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.

Whsstin0, ". "a, Ap,Tl 18th. ISIS.
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
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\. n. Surgeon. u. = 4. in charpe
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th. 1851
nave carefully examined the Artificial
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'Lt. lts III use. and ON account Of their sim
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JOIN FRIssELI.,
v-,,,., ~ y. Surgeon, L. <. \
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For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, Art.
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New York Money sInrIset.
NEW YnnK Anr1.

NV z VEllA1 AUEusI II.
MoSEY-Steady at 7 per cent. for call
STERLING ExCHANGE-Quiet at 16q
@l09H for gold and first class bills.
AMERICAN CODA shade firTner F:
opening at 141A, advancing to 1929,
and closing at 1927.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Gold is quoted
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baltimore Marker.

BALTINIoRE, Aug. II.
WHEAT-Unchanged.
CoRN-Dull and lower; white at $50
PRovIs1oNs-Quiet.
OATs-Active Mt 5Od52.
WHISKY-Dull ut So "a
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Raltin,olc t,nltIc Mnrkn1-

BALTIMORE, August II,
CATrLE-Eight hundred Cutie were
received and sold at 516@S@I2I: per
hundred.
HoGs-Fair supply; sales at I5@l6]!.
SHEEP-Scarce; sales Mt 54@GII.
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everywhere,
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. y.
DENIAS BARNES * CO., New York, whole
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NEW EeRK, Aug. live are receiv,
ing news from the Great Eastern which
show it probable that the cable is lost
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Boston, Aug. 1.-THE China, ashor,
in the harbor, got off without ap
parent damage.