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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20

Here, for the sake OF round numbers,
we will say is presented white popu-
lRtionl of four millions and a half,
and black population of three
millions and a half; and here.
we have the gains or losses of
the States concerned in representation
in Congress upon the admission of their
negroes to the ballot box or their exclu-
ion from it IN toto -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20
National Constitutional Amendment
The Fieuresas they stnld IN the Case.

Another Significant Herald Article.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20

! WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s:-The follow
ing. is the address of the National
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20
ansarante.

National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
President GEORGE K. WHEAT
V5ce Freside1If, JAMES McCLUNEY,
DIRECroRs:
John E. Wilson, A. c. Quarter.
Samq Harper, Jas. @. Orr
George Adams, James McCIunev
/. F. Updegraff, George K. Wheat.
Christian Smith.
ETNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
u ly Organized, Is prepared to transact busi-
ness ana asks q liberal share Of public pRtrO-
mage: Rates as low asany dEst-clRSs company.
once No. Is Monroe street, up stairs, next
door to First National Bank
mr22 JOHN BIsHoP. sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20

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& 5 f5sl3 +. s !. lSD soFF RE-
-5Ste on 4. s M i5sa
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Crent Britain.

The Tarifa arrived on Sunday April Is. The Hcuis-
phere from New-York arrived at Liverpool April Is Tie
Norfolk, from Australia, has arrived, with El5,OOO
Tie preparations board the Great Eastern Tor rsceV'
ing The new Atanc-cabe have been completed and ine
slowing away OF the cable in the tanks commenced on
Saturday At the end Of June the beginning July The
Great Eastern will commence laying the cable.
Tho fleet the coast OF North Amorca consists o1
twentyix ships, aggegating steam power equal to
horses, - guns, 3l-O9 tun and manned by os ohcers
and The feet viii shortly be- reinforced by the J-
sou, guns LII tuns and &3 men; ad the BoIraconte,
guns, 800 horsepower, ,O53 tuns, and 10 men.
The Times Of Monday, April 10, IN leader, says The
debate the Franchise bill advance, with certainty VI
natural law, and refuses 10 improve on the measure and
ts parentaee. Il is "a Franchise Bill, and the one
topic that cannot win any eholt, De impaired lnlo
the discussion Is Parliamentary Reform. Every
attempt TO bedizen the sorry stock with fruits and
hOwcrs not its own fills tie instant that its hand
s withdrawn. This Is Franchise biz, and nothing
more. The discussed, by its best friends,
the more loses of that body, and solity and consist
utnacd several times, audn now finally admitted that 80
bill is founded universal distrlsi not unmiXed WITH
dislike If al classes above the OWest-tai IS as be ex-
presses IT, the people the most nature made them;
though why he has sought for the puIet types VI human
ity in artisans 10 The absolute exclusion of village l4boers
We know not.
The LoadDp Times Of Monday, ArTil &c, says; Thero
has been less vague alarm Change today ,Sa;GTeay
but look Og any .ap.d rebound. Confidence
las been completely destroyed and any attempts 10 cheek
the blind panic by argument would have the enect OF
ing matters worse since the excitement Of fear word
but find fue in the belief that the effort merely Dade
mitigate disasters that 10 be approach.
ing. The only chance for any sgddcn turn IN the mafkels
would be from the actual commencement Of war on ihe
continent which would change ~ once tue current oi a
tent0n and most probably have Influence on the course
Of money directly opposite TO that apparently eonen
ff.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
NETWORK, MONDAY, APRIL 3O 1866.

as the receipt Of money has never been the object
Of the said Powers but tho establis hmcnt
of better relations with JAPAN and the desire 10 place
these satisfactory and mutually advantageous
footing still the leading object in view Therefore If
His Majesty the Tycoon wishes TO offer, in leu OF the
payment Of the claimed and as material compensa.
On for The loss aud injuries sustained, the opening OF
Simonock other port in the Inland Sea, II shall be az
the option Of the said foreign Governments 10 accept the
insist the payment Of the indemnity IN money,
under the conditions above stipulated.
NEW FEATURES IN THE SPASISH-CHILIAN MBRoGLIo.
IL reported Saturday, very goodautAorty that
the Spanish Minister in accordance with instructions nom
hs Government has proposed TO the authorities here 10
accept the mediation Of The United States Government in
The Spanish Chan complication, and 10 refer the claims
OF Spain Government for arbitration and abide by
tie decision.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Plan Of ReconstructiOu.

Several journals in this city and elsewhere have
notices regarding plan Of reconstruction prepared
BY Robert Dale Owen and said have been debated IN the
Reconstruction Committee. and have given what pur
ported 10 be the plan itself
We happen to know that it has been in every instance
more or less inaccuraely reported Such plan has among
Others been under discussion by the Committee OF Recon
strucon 1t embraced in documents one aJont Reso
luton amendatory Of the Constitution aud the 0iher contn
gent on passage Of tho first to provide for the admission
70 Congress of Representatives from the exnsarreeonary
states As rectes the amendment which is the
object of the former TO propose to the States eAhtis the
entire plan Il is as follows: - M St.. ,...,
ton OF ttelT iull political t.hi,, ,. 49,. -, l., ,.,,
,heud at The earliest dsy consistently peace
safety the Uuon BE- restored to iul participation in al political
sas Congress by Joint Revolution propose for ratification
.t,ion Of the United states Article Ia the oowns words to
vi:
sscoy No dcnna'ion 'ha be pad by any State nor oy
color Or previOu, edition of .er,;ade.
sEc aai sner Fourth day Of July In tie year %
shall be made by any s.te, nor BY a. uate
70 the enjoyment by cli,es OF p-on' of the right Of
SIC tr he fouth dy y J@y s7s no sas. d pc.ol
20 'as ~. So o' y o whom to son so @ S s I ..
& Sy "y b ,csS n % h 80 f % peSois u ~
sgc Debs inquired aid Of n'uuecton, Of aws against
the mon ana cam, o. % io S,' , s''o
SIC Congress. shall have to aoree oy appropriate eg
Now ,6eeforc Be enacted BY tae Sees. House Of Ryesn
Hr' ne tsi'i Smic' @ea q C3ngre,' a'.encef Tast
Constitution aud eny State lately u'neeon shah have ratified
he nnl il have modified s constitution and in
loimlty thereof tie Senators sud Representa-
lives from ,uc STATE II oard dolly elected and qualified hall ser
having skeu the oath Of oe be admitted such frorifei
That until the Fourth DAY ol July 1870 shall be eng
bic TO either hrs the National Legislature who included iu
OF the following ciiss namely;
F,t Peioas who having the Army Navy Of
United bayin rhirtysiHth Con
held In he 1900 the Cabinet or Judicial
the United States dd eS4Id Ae part IN the nsar
rsc,lou.
snd Porous been ciyi diplomatic ocers of the
socaed Confederate Government hrf. Of the Army NJ Navy
Of said Government above the rank OF Colonel Ia the Army or Lieut.
In the Navy
TAid Per.ois regard shall appear that they have
officers soldiers sailors Of the Army Navy OF tho
color captured during the late
war otherwise than awluly : prisoners OF war.
Persons IN regard to whom slall apresr that they
doys.
..n,.p Tpy.u.tfon An,u
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
DARENG BANK ROBBERY.
The Harrison Nntionn, Bank oG CRdis, Ohio.
Robbed of $3.50, ,OOO-$?O,OOo Reward
WnLELlNa. West Nlrginia. AprIl %.

WHEELING. West VirgiHia April g. ls66.
About o'clock this morning six burglars catered the
residence Of the cashier OF the Harrison National Bank Of
Cadz, Ohio bucked and gagged that gentleman and com
PEELED his wife to deliver up the keys Of the bank and
safe Proceeding thence TO the bank, they effected an
entrance without much difficulty and robbed the safe Of
$500 900 in United States bonds and about $4,000 IL de-
posits After locking the watchman in the safe, they
made good their escape handcar cutting the tee-
graph in two places The robbers abandoned the hand
car NJ station near Alexandria the Pittsburgh and
Columbus Railroad, aud took 10 the woods.
The surrounding country has been aroused and large
force has been in pursuit.
Twenty thousand dollars reward is offered for the arrest
of the robbers
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
ANOTHER DISPATCH.

CApH Ohio. April ~ lstb
About o'clock this morning the Harrison National
Bank of Cadz, Ohio entered by six burglars and Gov
eminent securities taken The securities are de-
scubCd in handbs sent by mail TO Cleveland Twenty
thousand dollars reward will be paid for the apprehension
the former and $50 for the latter The burglars
capped on hand-car the Stenbenyille and Indiana
Railroad leaving the at Alexandria Station, ~ miles
west of Seubcnyillc and made their way north 10y the
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh or Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne
Railroad or the Ohio River, at or near WillsbuTg.
CuAUSCgY DEWEY,
President o the Harrison National Bank OF Cadlz, OHIO
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
Attempt TO AssassinatG Che Emperor
of Russia.
THE CRISIS In GERMANY.
Emphatic and Universal Opposition of the
People to War.
ELECTION 0P A NEW PRIME IN ROUNANIA.
CUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The steamship Herman from Southampton on the 18th
inst arrived here at carly hour yesterday morning, with
two day la;er news
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
The Report Of the Reconstruction
Committee,
The Republicans Unanimously approve
the Plan.
An Amendment to The Constitution and
a Bill for ReatmigsiCn.
No State Shall Deny Any Person Equality
Before The Law.
Eaas Of Representation Fixed and Rebels TO be
Excluded lIom FNiLg for Next President
Confederate officers Ineligible tC Federal
Ciice.
The Amendment To be Ratified Before
the States Come Back.
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS,
a DsY OF GENERAL DEBATB IN TIE HOUSE,
Speeches by Mesg's. Schofeld, Highly, Harding,
MOrehead, Finck, Banks and
Wentworth.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
70 tho Associated Pes"
wAsHYcroS, Saturday, April p lco6.
TREATY WITH JAPAN.

The President has officially proclaimed The convention
between the Empire of Japan and tho Governments OF ho
United States Great Britain France and Holland pro-
vdng for the payment 60 these Governments oil inc sum
Of 5000 900 for ndomBies and expenses THIS conven-
ton made in Of the hostile acts OF Mon Dasen,
Prince OF Nagao and Snoy, which were assuming
such formidable proportions as to make IT diihcuit TOT
the Tycoon faithfully 10 observe the treaties,
the Governments above named hayngbeen obliged to send
their combined forces to the Straits of Smonoesk in order
to destroy The batteries erected by that Damo for the de-
srucion VI foreign vessels and the stoppage OF trade
the Government OF the Tycoon, whom deyolved the
duty Of chastising this rcbeIlious Prince, being
held responsible for any damage resulting 10
the interests Of thc trcay powers, Wen
~ the expenses occisiOnel by tie expedition. Tie
Governments of ,c tAicd Slales Great Britain, France
and llomd. ,..ss.. ~ .L2 Col'.nt,H 'iat i2a:m--4
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

The Amendment To be Ratified Before
the States Come Back.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

s.n;e Navigation Open.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS,

A DsY OF GENERAL DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Eads Of Representation Fixed, and Rebels TO he
Excluded lI0m FciiLg loF Next President.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Niyigifou ,s orca to Cai,a.". 1h, NorihUu Irns
"a ~. L.l.l w lIq2slx n aIliIg lhla VSGlsg
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Confederate officers Ineligible tC Federal
Office.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

Aes lulL 12SEA
New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

A telegram from Vienna Of April y says The stat, II
anaif, continues very serious All Intelligence received IL
Warlkc.
courier has arrived from Berlin with dispatches fox
the Prussian ambassador at this Court.
Il is asserted that Prussia las sounded several Govern
ments of Northern Germany viii view TO asceri3in
whether they would be disposed 70 c0neluGe separate
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-23
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

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iascroue took placs Ses,ertiay morning IN the
vicinity Of tho cry gar rfascs u. salmon, h-ysf,
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RIG n M o NJ y !.
spec,si rsLiGaAM 70 the REaALp.


Tss Military Commission for toe Iri"' OF ps'
Watson Dissolved. and the Ps.soneE Dis
charged.
RscrxoSp, Va. Dec. q, 1890.
The military comm ssion for tho lnai OF Dr. watson
me. this morning hafpast ten according TO order o,
adjournment on Thursday, General Granger presiding,
when the following order received from General
schohsld commanding the department
srrrAL onpsrr-No. 100
HEADQUARTERS DrrsHrxNsr p0rossc,
EHIwOvn, Dec. q 1888
by direction OF the President ~ the United saics the
military commission appointed by Special order No $780,
frum ,hc-e headquarters. Is hereby Dissolved.
BY command of
Breve, Major General J. NJ sCHoFIELD
Tie cour, then broke up, the prisoner being unconi.
tonaiiy released. 10 warmly congratulated by
Gensrai Granger President of tho Commission, and
friends the latter tsstifyng their delight IN very de-
nionstratvs manner DR. Watson, through bis counsel
returned thanks General Granger tbs Judge Advo-
cate and the members Of the commirron generally for
their uniform courtesy, kindness, aud tho manner
VII oh they had conducted tho trial
The OF DR. Watson having been submitted 70 tho
Attorney General by tho President for bs opinion,
dec given that there authority 10 try
the prisoner by military commission the jurisdiction
of which did not ertsnd " this This resulted In
tns order for the discharge Of tho prisoner and dsolu
ton ~ the commission. The announcement ~ hailed
with great here giving almos Universal Satisfaction
and some that there " power In the country
competent and willing 70 restore sivil authority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-23
rHe CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION.

LrsHprRd, Va Dec q 1sG1
The party OF Senators and Representatives, who nc
ceptsd the uvston extended by railroad companies
composing the recently oompleisd through route
between New York and New Orleans arrived Al this
point last evening Their presence drew quito nsnnber
% the citizens 70 the depot bat formal reception
took place The entera nment provided for them
and cordial exprvwlons Of good viii and
hope Tor = settlement Of EXISTING differences we're
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friendly and gratifying " ell parties Members of The
parry who had previously zone over ths rouis
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