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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-04
News from New York.

New YoBK May 3.-There are no new
developmemtSin the Ross forgery case
1t is said all the victims will not lose
The amount ID fixed at about half mil
lion dollars. Ross is still at large.
Lasey Ruston's Theatre was sold al
auction this morning A Mr.. Allen was
the purchaser.
Another woman has died of cholera in
this city. She resided in a filthy tene.
ment house on Mulbury street.
The Posts special says: 1t is the opin:
ion of the chairman of the Ways and
Means and Finance Committees that
Congress cannot adjourn before the lst
of July.
The woman fn Mulberry street, whose
death by cholera was reported this
morning, is noE said to be in fair way
for recovery.
The loss by Che Ross forgery foots up
S365,7s7. Tle Michigan Central bonds
held by Groesbeck & Co. are supposed
to be spurious, but it is not certain.
The losses by Crovisse & Co. and Black
and Spaulding consists of $50, 900 in gold
each, which they sold to Ross, taking in
payment forged check on the Union
Bank. Twenty of the alleged forged
Michigan Genital bonds are held by this
bank. The Continental Bank paid a
forged check for S3,062 on Albert Speyer.
Howe & May, and the 4th National and
the Commonwealth Bank have sustained
no loss, though the Continental Bank
has made demand upon the Common
wealth Bank for the return of the
amount of the above mentioned check.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS May Cotton, irleg'
ular sales 900 to day Sugar molasses,
unchanged Freights very dull.
Senior Caballero, the oldest Spanish
merchant, was run over and killed by
his horse He was the only one spared
during the Lopez z-Cittendeu excitement.
The discovery Of petroleum in West
ern Louisiana attracts much attention.
A company has been formed for perfect
ing and bringing it to market
VERA CRUZ, April l5-Gens. Amente
Heren and BriuemOt sailed for Europe
i.lso 400 French troops General GalyeZ
has been arrested aud confined at Pnebla
General Gercia arrived at the capital
and has taken portfolio as Secretary OF
War. Senior IIagaueuza has been ap
pointed President OF Meuectera 8enor
Jaquith NogreGa has been nominated
Under Secretary of State
No doubt MaXimilian Intends 10 make
Il general draft
Colonel DHpln arrived on the DIST at
Tampies with i5O men, leaving the rest
of his forces at different points, intending
TO march against Juarez, occupying
Cindad, Victoria, and Rio Norde. San
Luis Potosi continued To be occupied by
the gurrrillas of Berrezin Numerous
small engagements are reported, where
in the Imperialists are invariably victo-
Tinus
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SnuIh American News.

New YORK, May 3 3-Advices from Rio
Janeiro, Sd of April, state that it is be,
lieved that the issue of the Bank OF
Brazil will be increased, the Government
guaranteeing it. The ten millions OF
gold in its vaults are TO be Withdrawn
to meet the expenses of the war.
Two Peruvian iron.Clads arrived trom
England, and captured the Spanish
schooner DvOthia. using the United
States flag.
A Peruvian iron-clad is daily expected
from the United States.
News of an attack on Pas9 de Patria
and the crossing into Paraguay is hoaTly
expected.
it is rumored that the Paraguayans
have advanced into Missions to attack
the Brazilian division under Baron De
P0rtealoue
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New Work News.

New YORK, May 3.-Intsnss excite.
ment prevailed yesterday afternoon on
Wall street owing II the discoverysof a
number of forgeries Of railroad bonds
and checks to The amount of S300,O
Several banks aud prominent business
men are reported to have been victim
lied BY the operations of the fcrger, who
is supposed to be Mr.. John Ross, lately
doing business in Exchange Place.
The office Of Messrs Gottsberger &
Co, No 81, New Bnwery, was robbed on
Tuesday night Of three certified bills Of
exchange, payable in gold, amounting
in the aggregate to l5,3H so, and one
hundred dollars in treasury notes. A
nephew If Mr.. GOttsberger's partner,
named Duany. was arrested, and a por.
tion of the stolen treasury notes found
in his possession.
There were two new cases OF cholera
yesterday from the steamship Virgi hia.
One hundred patients were in the hos
pital yesterday. The patients are rap
idly improving.
The United States sloop-of.war Kear.
sarge was at Lisbon, Portugal, on the
10Th of April On her passage from
Sierra Leon, seven officers and seven men
died of yellow fever, as follows: Surgeon
Benjamin Voland, Second Assistant En-.
gineer H. Bullard, Jas. Hoops, Third
Assistant Engineer, and Richard F. Ed
wards, Elisha r. Tyson, Samuel Davis,
and Samuel Paine--names of seamen not
given. There was on the 10Th but one
case on board that was not convalescent
The Times Washington special says
The fate of the reconstruction report s
sealed The committee agreed to report
against the mission 10 Greece law not
jnstifyng its establishment.
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From the National 1ntolHsencer, May ?

From the National Intelhgencer, May .
The President and His Cabinet in
ConnciI-The Views OF Each upon
the Report of the Reconstruction
Committee.
It is understood that at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday the President invited
an expression of opinion from the heads
Of Departments respecting the PROPOSE.
tions reported OIL Monday last by the
Congressional Committee on Reconstruc-
ton. An interesting and animated disCus.
sion is said to have ensued in the course
of which, if rumor be true Secretary
Seward declared himselfin very decided
and emphatic terms against the plan of
the committee, and in favor of the i'm
mediate admission of loyal representa-
tives from the lately rebellious States.
Secretary McCulloch was as positive
az the Secretary of State in his opposl'
ton to the plan recommended by the
committee, and expressed himself strong.
IL in favor of an immediate cOnsumma'
ton of the Presidents restoration policy
By The admission into Congress of loyal
men from the Southern States.
Secretary Stanton was equally decided
in his opposition TO the committees pro-
positions, was for adhering to the policy
which had been agreed upon and con-
sistently pursued by the Administration,
and was gratifed that the President had
brought the subject to the consideration
Of the Cabinet. -
Secretary Welles was unequirocally
against the committees scheme, and
was earnest in his support of the Presi-
dents policy, comprehending the instant
admission into Congress of loyal repre-
septatives from the States lately i'll re.
bellion
Secretary Harlan was rather reticent
and expressed no opinion
Postmaster General DennisOn was Ill
favor of carrying ont the restoration
policy of the President, but expressed
some doubts as to the precise time at
which loyal representatives from the
Southern States should be admitted to
seats in Congress.
Attorney General Speed was not pres
ent at the meeting being on visit to
his home in Kentucky.
The President was earnest in his oppo-
sition to the report Of the committee,
and declared himself against all condi-
tions precedent to the admission of loyal
representatives from the Southern States,
in the shade of amendments to the Con-
stitution or the passage Of the laws. He
insisted that under the Constitution no
State could be deprived of its equal snf-
fraoa in the Senate. and that Senators
and Representatives ought to be at once
admitted into the respective Houses, as
prescribed by law aud the Constitution.
He was for n rigid adherence to the Con
stitution as it is, and remarked that hav-
ing sustained ourselves under it during n
terrible rebellion. he thought that the
Government could be restored without a
resort to amendments. He remarked in
general terms that if the organic law is
to be changed at all it should at time
when all the States and all the people
can participate in the alteration.
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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.

Gentlemen -" 1 had negro man worth 81 80
who took cold from a bad hurt in the leg and
was useless for over year. l had used every.
thing could hear Of without benefit, unit! |
tried the Mexican Mustang Lihiment 1t soon
effected permanent cure
j. l.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, ls59.
II take pleasure in recommending the MeNi.
can Mustang Lininemt rs 4 valuable and indis.
pensable article fOr Sprains, Sores Scratches o.
Calls on Horscs. Our men have used II Tor Buns
Bruises. Sores, RhrGmItism sc, and all say u
acts like magic" j. II. hewitt
Foreman for American Wells FdGgos aud
HdTndeu's Express.
The spraiH o! my daughters ankle, occa-
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured IN one week after shs commenced uslng
your celebrated Mustang LlnmCnt
ED. sELLi.
Gloucester Mass, Aug. l. l5r5'
it il an admitted fact that tho Mustang Lin1'
ment performs more cures IN shorter time, oi
man and beast than any article ever 'li5cCNcr,d
Families livery men and planters should aiwdy
have IL on hand. Quck and suro II certainly -.
All genuine is wrapped in stocl-plate ongray.
ings bearing the signature Of q. W. WestbruOk,
Chemist and the pJtraie l.. ). stamp oi DfNAs
BARNEs S Co. over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit il with
cheap stone plate label Look ciJssiy'
p Saratoga SpIi"g vs. Htcr, sold by all
Druggists.
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Mexican, South American and West
Indies News.

| hnules NeWss
NEW YORK, May 3-The Herald's cor.
respondent from the City of Mexico, on
the llth, says: The seige at Mazaplan
still continues, with occasional skirm-
ishes.
The Liberal commander, Mendez, was
found while sick by the French, and on
refusing to surrender, was shot in his
bed. Three of the most influential citi-
zens in the neighborhood were alse shot,
and heavy fines imposed upon others,
among whom were the sons of the MUIR
| dered Mendez. ..
Havana dates of the 26th state that
a cargo of negroes had just been landed
at the south side of the island, and that
the Sacos de Arbon were Immediately
distributed. Several ships were expected
from China with coolies There was a
very large stock of sugar on hand.
Freightage for the United States was
brisk at about previous rates.
We have also later advices from the
French West India Islands by the same
route, dated at Martinique and Guada.
loupe.
Fifty members of the Colonial Legisla.
ture had determined to demand from
France the same laws and legislative
powers as are enjoyed in the mother
country.
In Guadaloupe the deaths from cholera
avaraged seven and ne-fourth per cent
of the population. The disease was less
violent
The immense production Of beet root
sugar in Europe has alarmed the plan
tiers Of Both Island.
Our advices from St. Domingo are
dated in ST Domingo city to the l4th of
April The late revolutionary move
ment in the Southern frontier of the
island induced at the very moment of its
suppression large insurreCtionary party
to rise in another quarter and suddenly
seize the towns OF San Cristobal Bani
and San Jose de Ocoa The government
acted promptly and with energy
Troops were marched rapidly from diff
ferent points and concentrated so judi
cously that the insurgents were dis
persed Two of the most active of their
leaders escaped and order was restored.
After the l4th of April it is optional
with the importers of merchandise in
ST. Domingo to pay the duties in gold,
silver, or treasury notes, the gold only
being taken as the standard where the
last named currency is used.
The news from Venezuela, dated April
7th, intimates that the Republic was
very likely to sympathise with Spain in
her war against Chill, the Venezuelan
authorities recollecting that their ports
are completely defenceless, and the peo.
pie remembering how tLeir poorer
countrymen were received in the Spanish
West India Islands as privileged refugees,
during the late troubles at home. The
new gold mines at Neuva Providencia
are said to yield abundantly. Military
souabbles about State rights claims dis
turbed the Territory at some points
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"Jes so!"-" Exactly !'-Soion Shingle said.
they were there every time" II he felt " owl;
ey" in the morning, he took Plantation Bitters
If he felt weary At night, he took Plantation Bit.
ters; if he lacked appetite, was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bit.
ters and they never failed Ia set him on his
pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority but
as Some may, just read the following
/ owe much TO you, for !
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my l;ie REV. w. II. WAGONEh
Madrid, n. Y"
have been great sutier'
er from Dyspepsia, and had TO abandon preach
ing. The Plantation Bit
teTs fs have cured me .
REV. &. 4. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
had lost all appetite
was SO weak and enervated could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread OF society.
The Plantation BitteTs klyo set me all rlght
JAMES HEIMINWAH,
ST Louis, Mo"
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me of arrangement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like charm I'm pro.osS =; y NaW MUS YorS"
Nirs. o. N. DEYOE, manager Of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says che
has given II TO the weak and invalid chldlen
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
ifying results' We have received over 4 nun
dfed reams OF such certificates. but no advertise
ment is so effective as what people themselves
say OF d good article Our fortune and our rep
utatiOp il at stake The original quality anu
high character of the4U goods will DO sustained
under every and all circumstances. They nave
already obtained 2 sale in every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations; Base
InitatOrs try 10 come as near our name ana style
as they can, and because good article cannot
be sold as low as poor one, they find some sup
port from parties who do not care what they sell
BE on your guard See our private stamp over
the cork. p. II DRAKE & Co,
New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
nrnVpists.
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New ORLEANS. May ,. :. President
Johnson orders General Candy not to
interfere with the United States Court.
The President first ordered General Can
by North. Full report by telegrah of
the conflict upon which he acted The
Court re opened Immediately
The tow boat Gress exploded her boil.
er last night, killing Capt Wife, first
engineer, the carpenter and three deck
hands, and scalding several others
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-04

II il most delightful Hair D.ess.UGI
IL uradicates scrul aud dandruii.
II keeps the head cool and clean
n make, the hair rich soft and gloss,
II prevents hair turning gray and falling Oh.
1t restore. hair upon prematuIely bald hrad"
This il Just what Lyons KatharOu will do.
II IL pretty-it j. cheap-durable 1t - htera,
Is sold by the car load aud set 1t almost ucred
ible demand IL daily Increasing until there D,
hardly country store that does not keep II, or .
Gmil. that dvs4 dot u-e II.
L. THOMAS Lyon, Chemist, y. !.
saratoga spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists
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Fire nj Fort edward, NJ y.

FORT EDWARD, u Y, May 3.-To-hay
about o'clock, A. NJ, a lire broke out in
the pottery owned by Satterlee and Nor
ris. The fire soon reached Howland,
Palser & Co.'S paper mill, together with
a large quantity Of wood and straw were
all utterly destroyed. Loss to Rowland,
Palser & Co, is $4,000. Insured $4,000.
Satterlee & Morris loss is $4,000. Insured
$4,000. Engines from Sandy Hill, Gems
Falls. and Saratoga were soon on hand,
and succeeded in holding it from pread.
inc
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Teuue.see LegisInturP--YIPnd OH
TrinI.

NASHVILLE, May 3.-The Senate passed
the franchise bill ; l3 against e, and it
is now law, and disfranchises over
nine.tenths of the people of Tennessee.
In the Henderson trial the cross exam
ination of Hoge elicits the fact that. a
letter was sent to Henderson threatening
exposure, and demanding 10000 dollars,
which witness said was written by in
structions and sanction of Captain Voris.
General Burnett, who tried the Chicago
conspirators was present during the trial.
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LYoS's E1IRACT O. PURE JAMAICA OLStEE-
for Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn. Sick Head
ache Cholera,MoTbus, FlAtulenoy. &c, where
warming stimulant 10 required Its careful pre-;
paration and entire purity makes II e5sap ana
reliable article for culinary purposes ioold sS'
errvbere At 81 cts. per bottle. Ask ior LIZ
oSs" Pure Extract. Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold ey A.
Druggists. ieO1-eo"
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Wa.biugton News.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President
has approved the bill authorizing and
empowering the Secretary of the Treas
ury to remit or refund any duties levied
on produce shipped from q por. 90 OF .it In;
United States via Canada, II the saio
produce was actually in transit ana ae
tanned by ice when the recent reciprocit!
treaty with Canada expired.
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OTTAWA, C. W, May g., There was
grand reception last evening to the Gov
ernor General, Lord Monck, on the occa'
sion of his arrival here to take perma-
nent residence. 1t was public holiday.
Trinmphal arches were erected, and the
volunteer fireman and citizens turned
out to meet him upon his arrival.
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Eire nj AilanIn, S!n.

NASHVILLE, May 2-An Atlanta dis.
patch says: The Masonic Hall burned
last night accidental. Loss over $780,,
600, mostly insured.
Three was heavy shower yesterday in
Williamson county. The cotton and corn
crops we're nearly destroyed by hail,
In the case of Isham Henderson, the
direct examination OF Hoge has closed
The Court adjourned on account Of the
illness'of Col Coyle, counsel for accused
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AGUA DIX MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne,
skin soft and fresh, TO allay Inflammation, "a
perfume clothing, for headache, &c. 1t !: man;
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia, and
Is obtaining patronage quite unprecedented
1t is favorite with actresses and opera singers.
1t is sold by all dealers at 81 90 in large bottles
and by DEMAs-BARNEs & Co, Now York, whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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TrinI Of the Feuiau, at Csrnw oil

CORNWALL, C ", May 3.-The exam.
ination of the Fenian prisoners was re-
sumed to-day Lieutenant Colonel
Wheeler turns out to be spy. After
hearing the counsel for both sides the
bench was divided; there was majority
for committal but Judge Jarvis. chair.
mar. dissented. This throws the trial
over till fall.
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obio Union STATE Convention.

CINCINNATI, May ga call for the
Ohio Union State Convention, to be held
at Columbus, on the Doth of June, for
tbe nomination of candidates for Secre-
tary of State and Judge of the Supreme
Court, was made yesterday by the Union
Committee.
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WIN voult not be beautiful, Who would not
add 10 their beauty What gives that marble
purity and di,tingjts appearance we observe up
on the stage, and in the city belle II Is no lon
ger secret They use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan, ireckles, pimples
and roughness from the face aud hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent
blooming and ravishing Unlike many cOsmet.
ics il contains no material iniuTiOustO the skin.
Any Druggist will order il for ron. If not on
hand at ~ Cts per bottle
W f. HAGAN, Troy, y. y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO,
Wholesale Agents, y. J
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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HeimItre et inimitable Hair olOrtng u not .
dve All instantaneous dyes are composed Of
ity and beantv of the hair This Is the original
Hair Coloring. and has been growing IN iaTor
over twenty years. IT restores gray hair 20 NJ, ~,
original color by gradual absorption, IN rnost
I---s-- CnlJ a two sizes-Jg cents and IL
Sv sII dealers. c. BEIMsTREET. Chemist.
saratoga sprinEl Wafer. sold 6y all
Druggists. -
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Fire in Ciucinaati.

C1Sc1NrATI, May 3.-Westmaker's fur
nitnre factory, on Columbia street, was
partially destroyed by fire this morning
Loss about eighteen thousand dollars,
mostly covered by insurance
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PORTLAND, May 3.-General Meade,
with the troops from Eastport, arrived
this morning. The troops will probably
be returned to their posts.
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M. w. JORDAN

M and Head Stones, every descT;H,ior HtnS Is Is
Cemetery Work executed in good style S% 90 O'
er of Zane and 7th Streets, East WbeeI;ncC w NJ
Va. am prepared TO fill Gn orders entTnstsi f" !
"a me and hope will merit part of public pst
ronage. Prompt attention paid to orders from
he country. mch5.ly
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F. HENKE.

MANUFACTURER OF LADIES'
NJ BOOTS, Shoes Caters and Balmorals-
good assortment always on hand WORK
made TO order. No. "a Main Street Centre
Wheelicg. Jan25-omos
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orado was then passed without amend.
ment by majority of over twenty.
[ Messrs. Latham and Whaley voted
yea.
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J. II. GOOD,

A TTORNEY AT Law, OFFICE
IA corner Fourth aud Monroe steets; the
same that is, at present, occupied by Judge
Good. aprls.lm
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S. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER Il sCUIP-
MI TOR, No l22 Main Street. Wheeling, Va.
TMonumentsl Work OF all KINDS maae 10
order on short notice Particular attention piid
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. seps3
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TET,EGRAPHIC NEWS,
Congregational Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, May ).
SENATE-Mr. Chandler, from the Con-
ference Committee on the Cuban tele
graph bill made a report which was
agreed to. ~
A bill to pay John Ericsson Sl3,930 for
services in planning the war steamer
Princeton was called up by Mr.. Anthony,
and passed.
The bill to reimburse the State of
West Virginia for expenses in calling
out and equipping troops was called up
Mr.. Van Winkle. The amount called
for is 368,0OO dollars. The bill was
passed.
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o. w. LANGFITT,

TTORyRY AT LAW, WILL
n promptly attend 20 al business iIgtrusted
TO his care In West Virginia, or any 0tsSr state
Of the United States Once on Main street,
over the Bsak Of wheeling West Yirg1 1is.
apTl3.lm'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. E. J. HENNIG,

"0NG1PATEssC PHys1CsAN,
III has removed his office 10 Union street, be-
tween Market and Fourth. Office hours lr"m
to0a to3p m to = =. III.
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