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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-21
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The RIchrnond ENQUIRER.

WAsHNGToN, Nov. 1.-The Richmond
Enquirer is revived by ALessrs. Tyler,
its late proprietor, and Coleman, and
has n salutary in which its editors says
that the cause for which they contend
ed has gone down forever; and adding
that the oath of allegiance taken by
citizens, Inns far different Significance
than the same oath could have had be-
fore the unsettled question of suprema-
cy between States and Federal Govern
ments had been decided by the nrbitrn-
ment of war, Now we acknowledge
first, to the Union, before we held obedi-
ence to. be due first to the State; tho
same honesty md sincerity which made
the sons of Virginia brave the dangers
of battle, and snffer uncomplainingly,
the har1ships of four years war, will be
characterized in their observance of the
oath of allegiance.
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Review OF the Stock lInFlIet.

s We l..
Colds easier. Tho gold paid interest
for 5-20's coupons received by the CITY
of Boston is coming to a certain extent
upon the street and relieves the market.
Custom demand is moderate; the price
has ranged at 1455Sa1459<. Foreign
exchange is nominal ms usual. SiStV
days sterling SIS quoted at lOS5 kal08N
francs; long date, 5211S. The foreign
imports at the ports OF New York for
the last month, September, were $22,-
81, 496 do liars against $40, 6S9, 459, dol.
for the icortespon ding month last year,
and from the comparatively small pro-.
portion entered for warehouse, and the
large amount withdrawn from bond, IL
appears that the receipts were not ut all
beyond the wants OF the market, al
though the direct entries were four
times as large as for the same month
of last year. The amount of goods vet
In bond, at their gold value, was reduc-
ed more, than three million dollars
The receipts for Gust 6m during Septen6r
Der reached the unprecedent total of.
Sl2, 029, 6l5; attributable not only to the
large amounts of goods entered for dom
but also to the large with
drawal from bond. While the imports
SO largely increased last month the ex-
ports show a material decline at ia.
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magnificent banquet, public or. private,
ever giVenlors received in this country
The bill of fare was arranged in the
form ofan eight aged book each leaf be-
ing of satin, and containing the nnmer-
Gus dishes Of the banquet seTidtigl, while
the covers, which We're of morocco,
We're stamped in gold with Sir Morton's
cont of arms and the name of the par
ttcuIar guest at whose plate the book
was laid, -7n.nG IA 2 - lytiif1!1 -
. DeImonico had gfvenia carte 6EGRehe
LOT LOT the decorations. "A; carpeted path
led rom the carriage landing at the
curD 70 the reception room. The ante
looms and waiting rooms were
meg with Vthe perfume of hun-
oreos OF bouquets of the rnrest flow
ers, which. hung from every chande-
lier and bracket. The centre table of II
the main room was occupied bya hand
some and elaborate floral device rep
resenting the British and American
flags, suspended on crossed stafTs Of
tHlnIOFtetLes.' The dining hall was also
decorated most handsomely, and the
coup d.Csit of the vast apartment, when
the guests We're seated, was of the most
brilliant character. The table occupfedi
py Sir Morton and the more Immediate
distinguished gentlemen composing his
LIST Of friends was oYerhung with n
clustering of the flags of the two ma
lions, enclosing the arms of Great
Britain. AT heFopposite end of the ),
apartment was the, shield of America
our national coat of arms-embracel,
like Its CiS d-tiS of Great Britain in the
entwined folds of the Union Jack and
StalS and Stripes. ,-li,, 81.
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PFosPeets Of ne Is Re.,k Frafle ~ Gin.

CINcrNNATI, Nov.1.i
d In our general markets business H
present Is dull. People have NOT re.
covered from the effects of the late pres
sure in the money market The aim
seems to be to keep near to shore, and
investments are governed by current
wants. In the produce departments of
trade there is little rsno : specuiatiSe
feeling. Even the pork trades which is
usually intrQd uced with a flourish, and
considerable spirit, is extremely tame
Caution is the ruling feature mower
4here are comparatively few contracts
out, and the bullr-of the packers are
hogs at current prices. Sellers, how
ever, are very firm at 81 OOal2 90 gross,
equal to Sl4 Goals 90 net, and the few
hogs coming in bring these prices
Thts would make mess pork cost fully
S35 90, which is 81 OOaS 90 above The
present mafket value Of the article
There is, therefore, as itseens, but lit
tie inducement to buy hogs at present,
In regard to the corn II is gem
orally conceded that 1t viii be short in
numbers, MS compared with last year,
notwiths the extraordinary
crop ofcorn; and as regards our market
there Will certainly be q falling OFF un-
less packers make moro effort to attract
supplies than they are at present dis
POScH " put lOrCn. N1eant1ne large
numbers y Of hal sfatted hogs are going
into consumation; farmers in some Sec.
ttonS fearing thnt later markets NAV
not be as good us those offered, The
shipments from Chicago to the. East,
average a twenty-five thousand per
week, At this point, the receipts thus
far have beenllttle more than snfhcient
to supply the wants OF butchers, hut
from n orthern Ohio considerable NUM-
barS are being Skinned easf II INNS,
be that under light receipts early in Tie
season, packers will exhibit more conf
deuce, but Mt present they regard the
risk as great, especially as mess pork,
notwi outstanding a OmparatiVelyli light
stool, is relatively lower than hogs.
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Tlie RemnIns 81 u. pahleren.

PHIIADRLPHIA, Nov. 1.-the re-
mains of Col. Ulfich Dahlgren lay in
state in Independence Hall during the
night. The funeral ceremonies took
pllce this morning. After an impress
siYe sermon the remains were removed
from the Hall to Laurel Hill, escorted
by six companies of the 9TH regiment of
the 1st army corps, two companies of
marines and city troops, which acted us
a GUARD of honor. dn
Among the distinguished inourners
We're Admit Dahlgren; Gen. Mead.
Humphries and Mayor Henry.
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WAsHIN0ToN, Novs LII seems from
recently received official Intelligence
thatthe reorganization in ARKANSAS has
progressed quietly and Is a success.
Governor of that State that there will
be no interference with Its government,
and not only does he invite the State to
resume its former relations with the
federal government, hut promises It all
the aid and the power of the government
in the. premises.
Hon jas. u. Orr, Governor elect Of
South Carolina, was parLioned some
weeks ago, but as that State has not
repudinted the rebel debt, she has failed
to prepare herself for official recogni-
ton as State loyal to the Union.
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- ..r-Iy, -, NEW YORK., Nov, 1,
= Stock heayys Rock island il0Oc; Nil
Wayne lO6c; Alton and Terre Haute
A &c; do. proferred7l &c; North Western
$500 do. preferred 6714;c Toledo lO4c;
Canton 44c; Cumberland 44Tc; N, ".
Central 10Oc; Erie 9S1Sc; Reading ll591c;
IMtohiganl iGentrali 1l3lkc; Michigan
Southern 54l1k q; cleveland and PittsBurg
soc; Quicksilver 4sNc; Ohio and Mis-
souri, certificates 29hc; Missouri Gs nc:
ono year Certificates 975Sc; 1905 90; &. DOS
registered 1Ol114c; Gs '8l coupons lOG1Sc.
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contemplnted Pardon OF Jon. Davis.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The LScotia has
sailed, taking Sir. Martin Peto and par
ty, and SO, 600 in specie.
The Tribune's Washington special
says of jeff. Davis trial: Messrs. Speed,
Rosseau; Evarts and others, counsel for
the Government, announced in n New
York paper as positively determined
on, was true in August, but is not true
now. Public opinion has changed
since then. 1t is admitted as a fact, that
any trial in n Southern State would be
a farce; that the Southern States unan-
imously desire his pardon; that the
the same opinion; and now that the
radical wing of the Republican party
have expressed the same wish, 1t Is be-
lieved It will be granted that a majority
of the nation are opposed to his punish
ment. = .s4..-,5- "a = n 3ssl
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Crime In BrooIsIyn.7V e1y !yorI,. a

NEW York, Nov. LII Crime in Brook
lyn is on the increase. The efforts Of
the police do not check 1t, The num-
more than double what they were be-
tore. Theiailiis so crowded with crim=
innls that the accommodations for their
keeping are entirely inadequate. High
way robberies are of nightly occur.
renee; sometimes in the mostspublic
thoroughtares notwithstanding the
recent increase ofathe police force.
Many of the citizens are In favor of a
further increase Immediately. q ~
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senerz5i TlTIie.I n, to s. ReII.ye,l.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. -ThaH erald's
cial says that the speculation that Gen.
Meigs will shortly be relieved from the
Quartermaster-Gen eralship of the army
is again obtaining credence among the
gossip of military circles, and It Is now
almost positively stated that General
Robert Allen or General ingalls, is to
succeed 70 that ofnce. -
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UkWEHo, Nov. /.
Flour unchanged; 5000 for No. /
Spring; $40 so for red Winter; $3.50 for
White; Sl2 80 for double X. Wheat dull:
Chicago Spring by sample 81 81, and
5000 bushs. selected winter Amber ca
nnda 81 so. Corn, oats and barley quiet.
Rye unchanged. Canal Freights; flour
62c; wheat lsc; corn 161[c; barley 15c;
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PhIIadelphIa aIn rrII,l

Flour dull; sales ofsnper ut Ssas so
sales of 5000 bushels ut 50 IS, and new,
ut 81 2Oa2 30. Corn advancing; old vel
low S5nS7c, and new 75a77lSc. Petroleum
steady and unchanged. Coffee quiet.
Rice pc in gold. Sugar and molnsses
dropping. Whisky duh at 81 37a2 8S.
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Ncw GoId S.ertIncnfe..

New York, Nov. THE Secretaryot
the Treasury has informed the Slate
Treasurer of New York that the new
gold certificates of the denomination OF
will be semitic this city earlynexETy week.
The twenty, fifty and five hundred dol
lar bills may not be ready for some
time.
1t is intended to begin the issue of the
certificates to repositories nextweek.
Rev. pr. Moriarty, of Philadelphia,
night favOring the Independence Of
Ireland, and its annexation to the Uni
ted States. ~. q ~
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NEW York, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Saxonia, from Bremen, has arrIved.-
News anticipated.
She has over 200 passengers. ~.
The Matamoras correspondent of the
Herald, of the 18th ult., states that the
attack by the liberals on Matanoras
commenced on the Sunday previous,
and tho fact of their being led up in
three lines Of BATTLEFIELD to the belief that
they were commanded by American
before. The Liberals held their ground
and the most constant vigilance by the
garrison only prevents it being nightly
surprised. All communication with
the interior is shuto off.
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RumRlo MnrIxet-.
BUPFAI.o. NOV. /

Flour dull. Wheat firm; 81 go for No.
1 Milwaukee Spring. Corn quiet and
firm at Csc for No. mixed. Barley
held ut 81 Is for Canada. Rye nominal.
whisky s. %. -
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CIlicaro mhrI,et.
-. onIoAl.aIo, Nov. j.

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull and declined 5a7c; closing at 81 40
for No. 1. Corn quietand declined1 1fa2c;
sales at 4sc for No. l, and 46c for No. Q.
Oats dull. Provisions declining
Freights dull. Highwines nominal.
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NeW YoFlk lIonie.yI!.. lIa.riI.et. / |.
- 50 tNr1v Tyopf nav 1

Money n shade easier at7 per cent
for call loans. Sterling shade firmer
at 81 Osss@1 90. Gold without decided
change; opening at 1459<; declining to
'145H andGlosing at 1859 g. Government
Stocks M9Hc better. F'reights to LiY-
erpool I'D better for corn. Hlt-
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NEW YORK, Nov, 1.-The steamer
Lee from Savannah on the 2Sth, has ar
rived. - .
The steamer Wabash from Philadel-
phia for New Orleans, put iu in dis
tress; she lost her smoke stack and sails.
Two men We're lost overheard.
Tho steamer Idaho, with 1874 laborers
for the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, had
arrived from New. York.
The st. Paul Church at Savannah was
burned on the 18th. - ~
Hon. S.'Y. Johnson has gone to prac-
hcing law ut Augusta.
One hundred and fifteen bales of cot
ton were burned on the cars OF the Ala
bama and Florida Railroad, ut Mont
gomery recently. s,a RT
The steamer Raleigh arrived on the
26th from New York. She took fire on
her passage, but it was readily extin-
guished. Her fires were also extin-
guished by the seas, and the utmost
CONSERVATION prevailed among the pms
sengers for the time, but the skill OF the
officers carried her through safely. d
The receipts of cotton is fair Mt Sa-
vannah. The market is dun, and pri-
ces lower. ALiddlings, SIC; Sea Island
middlings s5a1 25; most sales at SIa1 O5.
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INF. Cushlns's Mission to Europe Pro-
fessionnl and not DlpIomatIe-Order
from the Quarter Master General
JeH Davis Orders q New OVercOnt---
The Washington Monument AssOcI.
ntion.
NEW York, Nov.1.-A special to the
tribune from Washington, October 81,
says: -
ley, late chief staff to Gen. Terry, COM
handing at Richmond, has resigned his
commission in the army and returned
to tho editorship of the Hartford Press.
MIR. Cushing's mission to Europe for
the government, is purely and entirely
professional, and not diplomatic as has
been extensively circulated.
Aspecinl to the Times dated WASH
tngtOn, Oct. 81, says: 5 - .tlt''
To-day the President pardoned Pierre
Sonle. 81 =
Brig. Gen. Swayne, Commissioner of
the Freedmen of Alabama. is in WASH
tngton, accompanied by Gov, Parsons,
within view to obtain executive sane
ton to certain measures of policy III re-
lation to the affairs of that State; also to
obtain teachers for the Freedmen Who
are loudly demanded, and i'll short sup
ply. Gen. Swayne represents tho peo-
pie of Alabama; as fnVOrably disposed
to the introduction of northern capital
and energy, and that the opportunities
for favorable investments are very
great. Large numbers of the officers
and soldiers returning from the army,
are not leaving the State, but are pnr3
chasing plantations and becoming per-
mnnently settled.
By order from tho Qunrterinaster-
General, the attention OrOflicers on duty
in the several military departments is
called to the great number of animals
belonging to tho United States in the
possession of persons who have no le-
gal title or rightful claim thereto.
Such animals will be seized wherever
found and turned over TO tho nearest
quartermaster. In cases upon the afii-
daVit of the parties from whom the
property is taken, that they have reason
to believe their title valid and that thew
Will produce evidence to prove 1t, the
property Will DO detained in custody
till thorough Investigation is made.
The persons in possession of disputed
property must show title thereto by
virtue of some authorized government
sale indicated by the brand j. C. or s.,
or by the receipt of some duly author
lied government officer. =r
JEFF. Davis has ordered n new beaver
cloth overcoat of n merchant tailor in
this city, who was his old time serviter.
The manufacturer of the garment COM
menced this morning from measure
ment taken in 1860, and will probably
insist on advance payment, leaving
JEFF. to take all chances in the invest
ment. @
Tho Washington Monument Associa-
ton will go before Congress this winter
for another appropriation. The last
annual report of the treasury showed
the receipt of about 81, 900 in popular
subscriptions from all sources. About
$500, 600 IRE required to carry themonu-
mont to the proper height.
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ST. LOUIS, VIA. CAIRO. Nov 1.-The
adjourned session of the Missouri Leg
islature convened at Jefferson CITY to-
day. No quorum being present In the
Senate that body adjourned tilI to-tnor-
row. The House organized with Col.
Jameson speaker pro tenn in the chair,
but adjourned without trnnsactintE any
business. Walter. s. IoVelace, the req
ular speaker of the House having been
appointed Judge OF the supreme court
by Governor Fletcher, a vacancy exists.
but IL is not decided whether the House
viii elect a new speaker or allow Col.
Jameson to preside during the session.
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OpenIng 81 ono nIds lo5E cairrlylnk .lie

!. TT.I3"l NlhIIBe ~ 7TI-I.I - -
: W,AsI1NeToN, Nov. .1.-To-day the
the bids for carrying tho mails in some
500 routes in Virginia. Bids will be re-
ceived until O'clock this afternoon.
The POstmaster-Genera has until the
18th to decide on tho bids, but MS few,
have been received thus Iar the success
full bidders Will doubtless be announced
before that time. :.
Tho TuIiis Embassy remained iwitl1in
doors yesterday. TX day. by invitation
of the military authorities, they. visited
the freedmen's village, on Arlington
Heights. .i 81 - l.,..'.' 80
The estate of General Grant has rented
tho private residence built by John @.
Breckinridge while Vice President antl
tor Douglas. ~
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81. NICHOLAS HoTEL.

S. LUMAN, ......... Proprietor. !.
THIS HOTEL Is LOCATED NEAR THE
Il Railroad Depot and In the centre of fhe
business portion Of the city. y -
Accommodating porterS in -attendanca at
on ttl1I0. - .----- aenEl-llIl.
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MILwAuKEE, Nov. l.
Flour dull. Wheat advanced 2a3c
sales at sl,4la1 49, z tiis ei'F f5Jda'
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Mexican NeyysI

NEwYoRR, November 1.-The steam-
Vera Cruz from Vera Cruz on the 22d
iof October, and Havana on the 9th has
arrived and reports that between Tav-
iernier and Cary Fort Light House nine
vessels were on the reef. One of them
was large screw steamer, apparently
an American vessel, they.were about
five miles south of Cary Fort, and sur
rounded by wreclkers. ~ .,gl
On the 9Th Macmillan and Empress
will leave on n visit to Yucatan. 4
The railroad between, Puebla and tho
City of Mexico will be completed blythe
first of May next. Over fonrstliousand
laborers are employed on the rail road
rom rom Vera Cruz to the City of Mexico,
Subscriptions are to he raised through
out the empire for the relief of those
rendered destitute by tho laIe rniny
season. The Empress heads the. list
with two thousand dollars.
A curious phenomena occurred in the
Valley of Mexico on the 9Th ult., a
very large volume of water burst forth
suddenly from tho summit Of a hill.
A river of considerable size winding its
way down this beautiful valley Is the
result, .lI j :
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-ArTived the
Herman SfnngstOn from New York.
The Sheridan from Boston and the Cuy-
Ter outward bound were aground' on
the bar. Cotton, good demand at SO,
Ike. MolaRses B5aIOc. Freighfss nm
changed. Exchange advanced; checks
on New York 12{a2C discount.
Gen. Canby has rescinded Fu1lerton's
orders arFestine yhl grant mi hegr6 me-
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li..l,inI,.anf. =.

Caro- Nov. t.41,0T5 bales of cotton
passed here for ST. Louis, GO bales fof
Cincinnati and 293h bales for EYanaYf1le.
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Naval Court lIarfial.-.pIcnd5 Csui

Naval Court Martial.--PIeadE Guilty.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE naval
court-martia1, of which vice Admiral
FarragIltis President, convened today,
and Col. AIarston, of the Marine CORPS.
was arraigned before the court on the
charge of lnisapplyfng the money of
new recruits which was placed in his
hands. 1t is said that he pleaded gull
ty to the charge and he was allowed
two days to prepare statement in ex-
tenuationsof the otIence. = -
The President has appointed Colonel
John T. Taggart Internal Revenue Col
lector for tho first district of Pennsyl-i
vnnia in place ofNIr. Harding, deceased.
There were ut least 20 other applicants
for the positions some of them strongly
backed by political Influence. Colonel
Taggart commanded : one of the Penn.
sylyania regiments during the late war
and for some time past has been con-
nected with the Washington correspoI-
Is highly esteemed us a courteous and
estimable gentleman.
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GALVESTON, Texas, oct. 2s.2The-
barque Houston, ashore at the western
end of the island, Is still awaiting or
deTs from New York. II : :. !. ~ ) :,
Underwater Judge Paschal denies
petittoning the President for .clemency,
to Davis. -ii ilfsii II Iii Ty{Iff
Judge Belle, Secretary of State of
Texas, is here, en- route to VVashinUtoE-
Telegraph is working from 2IIo1stCflj
toLe San Antonio. y -
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BOOTS q SHOES.

N, their friends and the public, that their
Fall Stock of Boots md Shoes are now null
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and others visiting our; city to give
them q call, believing they can sell them
goods 70 better advantage than they can pnr-
1856 Main street, Wheeling, w. Va. -, II
oct3-tl&w3m
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CloalSing CIoths at Is %.
on PIECES ALIlwooI. BLAcRFRFNuH
~ Cloth atSs o0uniy, 80 q 5. RHobESss.t1i