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NEW ORLEANS July 18th, 1866.
r Charles H. Gutenberg District Attorney Of the First
Judicial District State of Louisiana hereby certify hat have
examined the within act of Incorporation Of the Southern
hospital Association for disabled sodiers and Of
Opnion TINT the purposes objects of the CORPORATION
specified in said legal and that Of provisions
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-18
New York Market.

NEW YORK, May Ia,
Cotton-Firm but quiet at 359S6c for mid
ding, chiefly $50, Flour-Dull, heavy and
lO@l5c lower; S. l09S 90 for extra state; So 10
99 70 for extra round hoop Ohio, and 50 S0@
u 90 for trade brands, closing dull. Whisky
Quiet Mt s. a92 291S. Wheat-DuIl, un-
settled and 2G9Sc lower. with slight effort on
the part of operators for western account to
sustain prices; 81 1902 90 for new No. Mil
waukee, and 1900 bus white western ut g T99
8 90. Rye-Qutet Mt SS9S5c for westsru.-
Barley AID Barley Malt-Quiet. Corn
Opened steady but closed dull and dropping;
79SOc for unsound; sO9S25Sc forsound mixed
western in store and delivered; SIG for
sound yellow, and Sc for southern yellow.
Onts-In moderate request at E@5Oc for new
western, and 5Sa60c for old do. Petroleum
Quiet; sales 500 6bls crude at &c, and 1000 bbls
refined In bond at 42614So. Pork-Opened
heavy but closed flrmi S092O 50 for new
mess, closing at so 12l< cash: S29929 50 Tor old
do, and sd 50925 90 for prime; also $50 bbls
new mess for May, June and July, sellers
and buyers option, at SO 5093O 70, and 1000
bbls iol all year, sellers option. ats2S Beef
Steady; SltGg2l for new plain mess. and SIG
"a 50 ornew extra mes. Beef HaMs-FiTm
@l3<c for shoulders, and 1I1<@lqc for hams
iBaeon.9uiet and held hrmer. Lard-Firm
at la922Le. ButteF-Lower at 80942c for
Ohio, and SI936c for State. Cheese-DulI at
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Us. BY Telegraph.
Spirit of the Stock Market. g

--- NEW YORK. May IL.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market appears to be lapsing
again into a condition of dullnesS and depres-
sion. The condition OF affairs In England
and on the Continent weighs heavily upon
the market here, not in the way OF producing
any definite apprehenSions of panic, but from
a feeling that q paniClEy condition in countries
with which nearly our whole foreign COM
merce IS transacted, cannot fail to produce
uneasIneSs and disturbance to large Interests
on this side. At the regular board this
morning there was some speculative move
ment In some OF the miscellaneous stocks,
especially in Cumberland coal, which advRnc-
ed l5s under clique operations and ON Canton
which closed IL higher. The railroad list was
upon the whole dull, the prevailing dIsposi-
ton being to realize: some considerable lots
weresold on western account, and some large
sales were made IN Michigan southern To
close up speculative operations; New York
CentrHl was active under clique operations
and rose u. Governments are quiet. The
gold interest bonds are depressed under APP
ptehension Of the further return of SOS from
Europe; 5-als OF 20 sold Mt slOl9s9lOl7s. The
issues Of 'G4 and '65 1Oa. Money Is In rather
more demand and We hear ofsnme calling In
OF per cent loans. The supply ats per cent,
however, is abundant Premium paper II IN
demand at a96 per cent Gold rather weak
and less in demand. There are no indications
that the treasury has sold largely to-day. 5.
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From sau DornIngo.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Adyices from
San Domingo state that on the Sd OF
April the Insurgents attacked the Gov
eminent troops occupying Neiba and
defeated them, taking 100 prisoners and
most of their arms. The revolution,
there can be no doubt, is backed by the
Haytian Government, which supplies
them with money, guns, powder and
provisions, The Commander of the gov
ernment troops is waiting for reinforce
ments. Pimental had been proclaimed
President and the insurgents were on
their march to the Capital.
We have Mexican dates of the Ith OF
May by which we learn that II was re-
ported creditable that Macmillan had
negotiated ai1oan in Europe.
A large quantity OF arms, shipped
from New York, had arrived at Vera
Cruz for the use of the Imperialists.
Indecfsive skirmisheS were takenPlRce
daily through all parts of the country.
Mr.. Barrett, who has just arrived in
Washington from Europe, brings IN
formation that 1000 Austrian troops
have been shipped TO Mexico since the
new determination TO withdraw the
French troops was made public. he
suspects from the. date of the shipment
that the protest directed by Mr.. Seward
had already been made to the Austrian
government.
Kingston, Jamaica, dates of May 2lth
contain no news except the statement
that there is a scarcity of coffee ana
lumber and an abundant supply OF
corn. ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry f;ooIi,s Trade.

Hl Ta1-tt t--tl NEW YORK. May 10. 3.
The following Is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Iobbefs prices
The market was firm and steady to-day.
Shee1ng and Shtrting-Brown laconta ~;
Appleton A n; Atlantic A 2t1SS; broadway -
Cabot r %; CohaSst ~: New Market a 2gs
Dwight A %; Indian Head 2l1S; James =;
Augusta 10; Bangor 10; LAnark Ia; Oregon ID
10; PacifiCA 2l; Salmon Falls A u; Stark a
20; do n IS. observation-disclosures, Home S211SS;
Hope "a; Harris No. 1 D; Canoe. Is, James
town %; Langdon SO; Bartlett 81 Ballou &
Son 20 Bates Xxx 81; Bay Mills So Forest
Dale 81; Dwight IS; wamsntta So Lonsdale
s.; James .; New York Mills 425S * New Mar
ket A "a; Palace Mills q; Portsmouth B l01SS;
Reynolds A 3. Prints-AlIens 161<; Amert-
can II; Amoskeag 151S; Cocheco l9s Dunnells
l6; Empire l01<; London Mourning 151S;
Laurel l35S; Garner lS5S; Lancaster 10; Mer-
TImac d is; Merrimac w IS; Sprag Ie's froct<s
Ii; do fancy Is; WanlSntta l3S. Corset Jeans
Washington satten a. Shirts-J W L
Standard Dress Shirts No. . SIS per doz-; No.
$50 IS; No. lO2 SO; No. 80 SO; No. SIS SIS.
Carpets NelYets-Grosleyss best s. 6Os CrOs-
ley's A No. 1 quality, s. 50; CrnsIey,s patent
So 90; CroSleys Roxbury s. 90; Body BRUSSELS
RoXbury 81 70; BIgelow g 20. Tapestry-
Crosley 20; Roxbury 6Js Lowell extra, B
ply, Is; superf1ne IS; medium suPernne
90; Hartford Carpet Company, extra ply,
2 q; Imperial, 8 ply, OK; snpeEfne IS;
medium Superhne l 90; common Ingram 3
al IS. Hemp, plain, 80 inch, SSST1z; Hemp,
So inch, 4069SO.
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New York money ana stock market.

INV YORK, May "
Money and Gold-Money market rather
more active at 495 per cent. Sterling Ex-
change Steady az l091S6l0ge<. Gold-Shade
easieT; opening at $50; advancing 10 1907; de
Ginning to l295&, and closing at 12gE. Coz
Government StockS-Shade better: U. 8 6s,
7-30S 1925. 80 = lF,f4s7 z {
FreIghts-To Liverpool quiet.
iS GhSsS s 4 faa U do
6g1f; Morris & Essex IS; Pittsburgh 4 Fort
Wayne $50; Chicago q Northwestern 2S5k.
do preferred $50: Cleveland q Pittsburgh
sF1<i Illinois Central 1907; Michigan South
ern 7gzs; Reading 1075S: Hudson lI0AS; Erie
1875, New York 9I1s: Western Union Tele-
graph 90.
At the O'Clock open board the sales were
as follows: Ohio 2S1<; Canton 6l9z: Cumber-
land 471S> Spruce 5; QufclssiI en- 525S: Mari
posa preferred 81; WeSIarn Union TELEGRAPH
COZ: New York Central 9i1S; Erie ~; Read
Ing lCI1S; Old Southern 794; Pittsburgh SJ1s:
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LOUISVILLE, May 17.-Rev. Theodore
Clapp, native of Massachusetts, and
for many years Unitarian preacher at
New Orleans, died here this afternoon.
The Journal publishes mn elaborate
opinion of Judge Bland Ballard, of the
United States District Court, in relation
to Isham Henderson, concluding that
the executive and legislative depart
ments of the Government having de-
clared that the rebellion is ended, the
court cannot assume that it contains
that this opinion furnishes no
solution of the political status
of the inhabitants of the States
lately in rebellion, that is a question
which must be answered elsewhere.
That the Court was bound to order the
arrest of Gen. Davis for the apparent
contempt of the Court and that he hav-
ing rescinded the order by arrest is
#criminally responsible and that his
case will be prensented to the grand
Jury,
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[signedl U, S. GRANT, Ii. Gen.

New YORK, May IA Washington
special says the House Committee on
Banking has under consideration bill
to exempt from taxation all Govern
ment bonds in the possession of Ma
Iional Banks.
The investigation concerning Davis
completely in the assassination plot,
proceeds slowly.
Among the important questions to be
decided by the board OF managers of
the National Asylum for Disabled Vol
unteer Soldiers; are the number of asy-
lums to be established; where located;
what kind of buildings shall be built;
what officers shall be appointed and
what their duties shall be. Secretary
Stanton is of the opinion that the unre-
claimed and forfeited pay of the army,
which now belongs to the asylum,
amounts to nearly S6,0OO,0 900.
The Commissioner of the Internal
Revenue decides that a claim agent is
one whose business it is to prosecute
claims in any of the executive depart
ments of the Government, or to pro-
cure patents, and that a person who
prosecutes said claims gratuitously,
cannot be said to make the prosecution
of claims his business and need not
take out a license as claim agent.
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New York, May 1.-THE Tribune's
Both, opens his letter thus: "Within a
fortnight we shall be involved in war.
The abandoned fortress of the Crimea
is being fortified in haste. The fleet
has been concentrated. All the soldiers
on fnrlongh have been recalled: even
the reserve of the classes of 1884, IS and
SO. Allthe official papers fire the Italian
heart. The Generals Cenldini, Lama
nom, Pettineago and Petit are ASSEM-
bled in military council. Everybody pre-
pares for war, and still they try TO shit
the responsibility upon the Austrian
armaments. In fact Napoleon is the
great wire-puller who first pushed Bis
that Austria cannot avoid war"
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NEW YoRK, May, 17.-Great excite
ment has been caused among the mem
I'ers of the Fenian Brotherhood, in
Brooklyn, by the discovery of a large
the order. The name of the defaulter Is
withheld for the present.
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mininr Rfncka

Prices of Mining Stock @ bid fph Il Bo a Il 10
day were as follows:
Copper Falls 20; Franklin 49,: Hancock
1917 Water Power 4O1f; Quincy 4es Bay State
l3Il; Minnesota u; Isle Royal IL.
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Oswego MARKET.

OSwEs0, May II.
Flour unchanged with good demand, sales
at S109l0 50 for No. j: S11 756l2 90 Tor red
winter, and sl4 50 for Xxx. Wheat dnll and
lower ut 81 95 for No. / Milwaukee club. Corn
quiet; other grains nominal. Canal FreIghts
dull: flour 10, wheat 91116; corn 9, oats5, TO New
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NEW York, May I7.-Letters from
0ajaca confirm the reports of the Re
publicans, under Diaz, occupying Patta
only three days, leaving on the APP
proach of the Austrians.
The Mexico Estafette says, while DiaZ
was thus operating on Oataca, Varez
attacked Acapulco but was decidedly n
pulsed The Estafette states, as bad
news, that the Imperial General l Ioseda
has been Obliged 10 abandon his cam
paign on Sinola, for the lack of pecu-
mary means. = -
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BOSTON, May 17.-Abont 1000 acres
of woodland were burned over the pres
ent week, principally in the towns Of
Sandwich and Monument. One DWELL
ing house in West Sandwich was in
property is estimated at $4,000: AT
last accounts the confiagratton had
stopped spreading. There were heavy
rains In the vicinity last night.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, May 17.-The
election of q. s. Senator by the Sen.
ate of this State, In place Of Mr.. Foster,
has been postponed Tor one week.
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z-s---'-.--=- BUFFNLo, May IL.
Flour-s9 50 for extra state and sl29l4 for
western and Canada white. Wheat Inactive
and nominal at about 81 90 for No. ! NIL
wRukee spring. Corn duh at SIC far No. !.
Oats dull Barley, 81 90 for Canada. Rye SOC,
Whisky nominal. Pork S3l 50. Lard 221<e.
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CAIRO, May 1.-THE removal of Col.
Sloo, the Radical Postmaster of this
city, Is announced. Col. Graham ts
named as his successor.
Twenty-six military prisoners from
Little Rock passed to-day en- route for
the Penitentiary at Columbus, Ohio
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ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-THE uncon-
ditional Union Convention met at noon
in the chair. Hon. John Minor Bolts
was chosen President. Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee, addressed the
convention; the attendance was very
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wILIAMspoRr, PA, May 1.-THE
Repnblfcans elected Major James NJ.
Wood, Mayor, yesterday by 129 ma
jority. ~
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NEW YORK, May 17.-Gold opened al
1870, and closed at 1913. ls7.,s
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NEW YoRK, May Il. The strike of
the ship carpeuters, ioiners and eaullS-
ers continues, and the employers say, IL
it continues much longer they viii re-
move their business to other ports. The
average amount received weekly as aid
to the caulkers, is from 81, 800 to s., 600.
The working mems Union, it is said,
are about TO contract a loan o I 81, 600
to the strikers. iiii'its = ii -
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Latest News.
BY TEhEGRAPH.

nv the Union Line.
once. corner of Main and Monroe street
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The House at $3.50 adjourned.
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New YORK, May 1--WE CLEAN from
he special dispatches to the morning
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CaItfaraiaN ews.

san FRANCISCO, May 16.-The Impe-
rial Consul Of Mexico, In this city, has
received an official dispatch via Aca-
pulco; announcing that the Liberals,
after their defeat at Michoaefn, en-
deayored to rally, but were surprised
and completely routed. The occupa-
ton of Tanistaro, by the Imperials, is
oftieiallY reported.