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1t. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, December l3

st. LOUIS, DtCcHIUeI 10.
Markets heavy. Business restricted
by want of shipping facilities South.
Tobacco unchanged. Hemp declined;
2Oa4Oc for dressed, and 32a35c for I'M
dressed. Cotton firm, at 29c for low
middling; and Bic for strict do. Flour
firmer; fall superfnc So %; for spring
extra, $40 90. Corn dull and easier, at
s9a94c for new; 94a95c for old. Oats
firm at 74a76c. Iron quiet; business
small. Mess pork, 81 90. Bacon, clear
sides, l4c. Green hams l0c. Lard 12c;
tierccs 12ic. Whisky . 25a2 q. Hogs
firmer at 6 60a6 IS, gross, mostly At lat
ter; dressed hogs, receipts 2,255.
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HOUSE.
Correction-Po.tal Affairs.

New YORK, Dec. l5.-The Washington
statement that Mr.. Ashley's resolution
looking to the impeachment of the
President passed the House, was erro-
neous, a vote to suspend the rules to
permit its introduction not reaching
two-thirds.
Postmaster General Randall favors
the scheme of constructing and working
telegraph lines as part of the postal
facilities of the country. There is evil
dent disposition on thepart of Congress
to take charge of the wires.
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Publiention Of the Debate Of eVl
gPess-TheS Finance Commiitee.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-Quite a con-
test has been sprung among the men,
beers of the House in an effort to strike
ont of the general appropriation bill the
large sum appropriated for publishing
the debates of Congress in the Daily
Globe. The effort, however, will fail.
Mr.. Hale, of New York, said if there
was to be any change he favored leav-
ing all reporting to private enterprise.
The committee on Finance have agreed
10 take no vote on the bill until after
the HOLIDAYS.
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From, Canada.

SwEETSBURG, Dec. lS.-There was an
arlarm here this morning that the Fen
ians were coming to rescue prisoners.
The troops of the government were out
and marched to meet the foe. 1t
proved to be false alarm. 1t is now
said that it was got up to test the eff
cheney of the troops.
TORONTO, Dec. lS.-Thc banquet to
the delegates from the Chicago, Milwau'
kee and Detroit Boards of Trade prom.
Uses to be a brilliant affair.
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The Fcnian Trials.

SwEETzBURG, G. W., Dec, Il. In
Court this morning, Thos. Madden was
placed at the bar. Mr.. berlin asked
leave to Withdraw the plea of not
guilty. that he might challenge the ar.
ray of grand jury and have the in
dictments quashcd, contending that the
list was illegally formed, and that II
did not comply with the provisions OF
the law. The Judge adjourned the
Court until tomorrow, to consider the
point.
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From Ciuciunati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. lS.-James Barnes,
one of the inurderers of Leonard Moss,
who escaped from the Falmouth, KY,
Jail, on Saturday, has been recaptured.
There were ~ deaths from cholera in
Covington, Ky, from July LIST to Dec.
18th.
Arrangements are about being made
BY which the trains of the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad company will run
into the city over the track of the At
lantic and Great Western company.
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An Appeal to Irishmen.

NEW YORK, Dec. lS.-James Gibbons,
President of the Fenian Senate, las is
sued an address TO the brotherhood on
behalf of his coadjuters. He inyokes
the Irish people of this country to lend
their efforts TO the glorious cause, and
says there exists at the present time a
necessity for prompt and determined
action, never before presented to them.
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Bank Of Upper Canada.

TORONTO. Dec. lin the matter of
the Bank of Upper Canada failing, ac-
ton has been entered in the Court of
Chancery against the Bank by share
holders for au account of money eX-
pended in the purchase of stock by the
directors of the Bank, and asking to
hold them personally liable to the stock
holders for the amount thereby ex-
pended improperly.
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! gg telegraph.
n. cars ITO THE REGIsFER.- ~
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
Political Ncws-Commereinl and FL.
nnncial.

Political Ecws-Com ana FL.
r.. nancial.
ROME, Dec. Isl p. M.-Cardinal An
topelli has settled the dispute between
our Minister, General King, and the
Pope, satisfactorily to both parties. 1t
is stated that the Pope misunderstood
Minister King.
BERLIN, Dec. Isl P. M.-The Ma
tional German Conference commences
its sessions here to-day.
LONDON, Dec. 81 p. M.-The Pres-
ident's message has just arrived by
steamer. 1t is the general topic. The
press comment variously. The state
ments regarding the finances were well
received, but the remarks about the
Feuiaps are considered weak and tame.
Consols SCI for money; IS liz; Illinois
Central III; Erie 47a.
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The Return. Of Steamboat Inspectors.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Secretary
McCulloch has issued an order stating
that much irregularity and delay has
prevailed among inspectors of steam
boats in rendering return to the super
wishing inspectors of their respective dis
tricts. He notifies delinquents that
this direliction of duty ill render them
amenable to law, and requires that any
violation of the same shall be at once
reported to the Department.
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spooney Butler.

BoSToN, Dec. 1s.-It is stated that ex-
Adjutant General Scouler intends pub
fishing letter that will connect Cen
eral Buffers name with several protita-
BILE speculations during the war, which
the public is not generally acquainted
with.
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Tammnny socicty-MeetinE Of
Ysrssingnen--Lns e InseiIfsenee from
Mckee. ~
New YORK, Dec. 1S.-The Tammany
Society voted last night not to sell
Tammany Hall.
The meeting of workingmen ut Cooper
Institute last night was addressed by
r. T. RerelOch. Measures were adopted
in favor of the eight hour system.
A Mexican correspondent states that
Macmillan had a renewed attack oil
fever. The ministry were confident OF
his early return to the throne.
There was rumor III New orleans
that General Ortega intended institu-
ting a suit against the United States
for false imprisonment.
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The Indiana Conspiracy Cnse-Thc
AaiaIex luancach menl Rcsoinlion.

NEW YORK, Dec. ia special from
Washington says: The decision of the
Supreme Court in the Indiana conspira-
cy case is regarded as indicating that
the court will not favor extreme opin-
ions on political questions.
The Ashley Impeachment resolution
will eventually pass. 1t looks to gem
eral investigation, rather than impeach-
ment
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New York Stock Market.

NEW lURk, DCC. 10.
Stocks lower; 6s coupons l2i; 5-2os
1919; 10-40s 100; 7-30s 1855; Michigan
sinking fund bonds 95t; Western Union
Exchange 93i; New York Central l1ls;
Reading 107; Michigan Central 113;
Michigan Southern s2i; Illinois Gen.
trail l5i; Cleveland and Pittsburg 90i;
Chicago and Alton lO1t; Rock Island
1864; Missouri Us %. ~
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. Is.
Flour firm; superior winter ~ so; Xxx
spring 10 50al0 IS. Wheat unsettled
and Sc lower; 2 IL for No. I, and Oh
for No. 2. Oats firm at 46 for No. 2.
Provisions dull. Mess pork steady,
Receipts, ESQ barrels of flour, 1000
bushels Of wheat, 1900 bushels Of oats.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.


New YORK, December ID.
COTTON-Firmer; 3lta36.
FLOUR-Opened l0a20c better and
closed dull with advance partially lost;
Ohio IL 00a13.
WHEAr-Opened 2a3c better; closed
quiet, advance lost; 2 4Oa245 for No. =
Milwaukee.
CORN-Opened heavy; closed lc low
er: 13la1 IA: closing at Ia in store.
OATS-Firmer; 65a66.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; 20a30 for crude
and 3la3lt for refined in bond.
PORk-Steady; old closing at 20 %
cash.
BEEF-Active.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
BACON-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS-Lower; eta9i.
LARD-Lower; l2al3c for new.
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Feuinu Meeting in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Dec. lS.-The Fenians
held very large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Mozart Hall last night. Address
ses were made by Senators Morrison and
Fitzgerald, and considerable money was
collected. President Roberts was not
present, rs was expected.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Opinien Of the Supreme Court IN she
Case Of Miiligan, Bswies and
Horscy.


Case Of MilIigan, Bswles and
Horsey.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lin the SUI
premc Court to-day the opinion OF the
Court was delivered in the case of Milf
gan. Bowles and Horsey, Familiarity
known as the Indiana conspiracy case,
involving, among other questions, the
coustitutionality of the military com
missions for the trial of citizens not In
the military or naval service. The case
came up from Indiana as certificate OF
division of opinion under the act OF
1862, the two judges setting on the case
being unable to agree. The certificate
from the court below, presented three
points, the first two having reference to
the power of the Circuit Court TO grant
writs of habeas corpus in this particular
case. The third and important question
was the jurisdiction of military CON-
mission TO try and punish citizen not
in the military or naval service tor an
oilense committed in the State OF lndi-
ana, where the ordinary courts OF JUS
tice were open and in full exercise OF
their functions. The Supreme Court
unanimously affirm the jurisdiction OF
the SOuii. loouS WV "ii'S Ot
habeas corpus in these cases, and denied
the jurisdiction of a military commits
sion to try a citizen under such circum-
stances. The dissenting opinion, de-
livercd by Chief Justice Chase
for himself and Justices Wayne,
Swayne and Miller, was de-
voted chiefly to denying and contro-
verting the opinion of the majority OF
the Court upon the third question GER
tilted from the Court below, namely,
the jurisdiction OF military commits.
sions, which jurisdiction the opinion OF
the majority denied under provisions
of the Constitution itself for the protec-
tionlof the life, liberty and property
of the citizen, while the Chief JUS
lice and their brethren, who concur
red with him. based their denial OF
such jurisdiction upon the absence OF
any Congressional legislation comforting
or maintaining that the power to de-
clare war and to govern the Army and
Navy and the militia when in actual
service involved the power to create
tribunals for the trial of citi-
zens il such cases, when ordinary courts
of law were open. The opinion of the
Court was delivered by Mr.. Justice
Davis, in the presence Of = crowded
court room. ,
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xepubliean Caucns-Na,ionnl Bank.

WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-Ihe RcpuD-
lean Senators and Members of Congress
had caucus in the Hall of Represent
atives this evening. Mr.. Ramsey Of Min
nesota, in the chair, and Mr.. Maynard,
of Tennessee, chairman.
The only business considered was the
reception of the report of the Executive
to Congress.
A number of committees appointed
AT the last session to attend to the man
acement of the canvass, report that II
was approved. and the cOmmitte was
directed to make the assessments OF the
States that had not contributed their
quote of the expense of the canvass.
The committee was authorized until
another shall be appointed.
Mr.. Hurlburt, acting Comptroller OF
the Currency, responded to the resolu-
ton of the House calling for informa-
ton respecting certain National Banks,
which, it was alleged, had failed to
comply with the provisions of the law
requiring reserve of money.
He says that on the first of October
the banks were more or less deficient In
their reserve. They were Immediately
notified, in accordance with the law,
not to increase their liabilities by ma
king new loans on discount, other than
by discounting OF purchasing sight
bills of exchange, nor to increase any
dividends of their profits until the re-
quired reserve of lawful money was re-
stored.
Special statements under oath once 8
week tor four consecutive weeks Were
also demanded, and in every case the
returns were prompt and satisfactory
The statements are now made only
quarterly. The Acting Comptroller re
commends that they be made monthly
exhibiting the condition of the banks
He further thinks the result would bs
salutary if the banks OF New York, Bos
ton and Philadelphia would arrange ST
as to report each week such banks a'
might be deficient.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, December IL.
Flour more active; closed 25c better;
sales at $40 75all 25 for No. l spring.
Wheat firm ut 50 q for No. 2 Milwaukee
spring. Corn dull; No. mixed 81. Oats
81
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New York Money Market.

Nh" AOhh, lev L.
Money easy at per cent. for Govern
ments.s
Sterling steady; 7sa7i.
Gold opened at 3ss and closed at st.
Governments q shade higher with
more doing.
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InfeHual ReXenue

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The commit
tee of Ways and Means have commenced
the revision of the internal revenue
laws. and will continue their labors dur
ing the recess, so rs to report bill
when Congress reassembles i'll January,
1t is believed that the rate of taxation
will he materially reduced on many ar
ticles, and possibly on cotton.
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The NewBswery Theatre Destroyed.
New YORK, Dec. ls.-The New Bow
cry Theatre was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Loss very heavy.
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TIL e IL l. GISTER

viii strive TO make the popular mind 'wNrk,
rather than slayish by diciation .ua
will labor Ia disseminate only such views ma
current questions as bear the stamp Of r..s
and the seal Of truth.
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TOLEDO, Dec. Is. q
Wheat firm and quiet. Corn IS. Oats
IS. Dressed hogs 7a73. So
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YOUNG MEN,

FaII0ure's Confectionery,
MONROE ST.. NEXT TO MLURB HOUSE,
Is THR PLACE To GET YOUR
i Oysters in every style. | have a saloon 1T
ted M. expressly for Ladies and Gents Wed
dings and other parties VIII be supplied in good
order. Public and private suppers promptly At
noyiIsm FRANK FALJoURE.
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n. Di.,rie, Cour, n, Norfolk.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 19.-Judge I'm
derwood will hold no District Court at
Norfolk tomorrow.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cat.
tie Dealers
The Circulation Of the Reg.
lister,
THE TRI.WEEkLY

Is published every Tuesday. THURSDAY ~ aI
urday. and contains bcsidcs the cOnt'ap u he
preceding issues OF the Daily. msrS 'auas.
Items prepared especially for TIL. pul..o.i5s
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pEING sATssFIHD TN,

DElNG TlsFIRD rp
ID their patrons are prepared 10 encoar'.
enterprise which has for It's Object the nr,,,-
and promotion Of the welfare OF the rby,,SNll0s
In this Republic, and the development - az
ovation of our young and prum!sin. ST.. ., :"
Proprietor of the Wheeling EEGISTlR r. Ne
larged and Improved this paper 10 me-. -, -
mands Of increased cirrnlalioa and -, W, c.
popularity. and now takes pleasure In rD,..r'
b. the people Of this State. the Lurxcst ~.
est and Msst Reliable Paper i'm M.
Virginia. WI
THE REGISTER can point tain,
history as the surest and best index of n. iS
course upon all questions OF National a. S...
policy. Believing that the war Was rnI.J I' ~Ns
It's legitimate purposes attained with the 80, 80
der of the rebel armies. and the ahandop,r,,', :,
slavery and secession by the South m, p~
TER will he the unhinching advocate Of M -,
ups that tend Ia promote the national b.,,r.,Ns
20 restore the unity OF the Go,ernIncn, al ;,
extend 10 all sections the pricel,,, bl,,,;s..
an impartial Union'and lasting pcacr. IL .
he equally firm in its opposition 10 Al nae
schemes that impose unjust and uuW lrr,I',-I
conditions upon the reunion Of a tio,,,,rr'.,
that was never broken, that guarantee n.r,,.
ual aScendancy 10 ono political party ,bJ -,
changing ostracism 10 every other AMI 80,
thwart the wishes II every patriotic br,,, y
leaving our country still divided. our r,,,r,
disuniied our Union unrrstored Tol,r,,'g,
the opinion Of all men, while steadfastly .5r''
eating its own, despising the piOscripivr hiru,,,
of fanaticism while firmly adhcnng ~ Il, "a;
convictions Of right and duty,
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AS A NEWSPAPER

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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

10 published every Friday. II, contents VIII
made up Of sll important new Of the va
telegraphic reports, transactions IN the h.ssp
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest a.
Agricultural Column, special c"Trsp"rdrst
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WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 he -
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STATE.
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FOREIGN FRUITS.

< CASKS DRIED B0HEnb
- PEARS, fbev.) -
5cas-s finest BordesuI Prunss, best IN b.
cases ssr Smyrna Fig, In J. s0s
boxes
30 Foxes Orange. and Lenons.
1000 Fresh Cocoa Nuts.
1jO Dozen Assorted Canned Fruits
Syieed and Cove Oysters, Sxfdines. ksish'
Cunants, Dates, Citron. &C., &c,
Just received and for sale By
sHULTZ & TRC5CHEL,s
Market street . few dosrs bslsv hss
Hsuss, whesling. W, W.. t
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.DnfTHoTELs.
Hotel Opening.

/ known 60 the Proprietor of the Pemberton
House. will open for the accommodation OF the
public. his new and large Hotel, the "STAMM
HOUSE" on Water Street, on Monday morning,
June 25th, Excellent stabling Is attached to the
House. HENh1 oIAMM.'
;n.ple -r,
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore 6 Ohio R. R. Co.

o,..,..,2;. - n,t+r,;onx & ONO RAiLnoAp Co,
OFFICE WHEELING, Dec g, fs66. }
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SWAMI HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG, W. VA,
GLANCED HANDS ON THURS
u DAY, October sth, 1868. ]. W. Dent, late
of the Richmond House. took possession OF tie
Swarm Iiouse for q term of years. He hopes,
by strict attention TO business, TO merit q con,
tinuance of the very liberal patronage conferred
upon him when proprietor OF the Richmond.
Every department is in the charge Of the most
efficient assistants. J.W III. DENl.
sep2D
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December Ia.

SENATE.
Mr.. johnson presented the credentials
of Hon. Mr.. Jones, Senator elect from
Arkansas. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Sumner presented a memorial
from the Union League of Norfolk. pro-
testing against the policy of the Presl,,
dent, and asking the appointment OF
Judge Underwood as territorial Gov
ernor of Virginia. Referred.
Mr.. Trumbull presented a memorial
from loyal citizens of Louisiana, stating
that the present political powers of the
State are not loyal or republican, and
asking that they be superseded and ter
ritorial government established.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Orth introduced resolution
requesting the President, if not
incompatible with public interests, t.
communicate to the House copies OF all
correspondence on the subject OF the
evacuation of Mexico, not heretofore
officially published. Agreed to. o..
The Speaker called for reports of COM
mittees.
Mr.. Price from committee on Pacific
Railroad reported favorably on the bill
granting lands for the railroad from Pu'
gets Sound to Columbia river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-24
" Appropriate Legislation.'

For a rare specimen of laundering
logic and partisan chicane, we commend
a brief article which appeared in the
Tribune the other day in praise ofGoser-
nor Yates and universal suffrage Set
ting out from the groundless statement
that the power to enforce the prohibition
of slavery by appropriate legislation u
(meaning, Of course, the radical mea-
sures) may be derived from the first
clause of the amendment, under a pre-
yious provision Of the Constitution, it
proceeds by the false statement that all
the political gain Of the war will be i'm
periled by leaving to the several States
the adjustment of relations Of the freed
men, to the conclusion that the distinc-
ton between civil and political rights is
an illusory one. 1t is unusual, even
among the dogmatists who adorn the
radical ranks, to find a publicist, pro-
Tossing to instruct popular opinion, so
reckless in the assertion of his premises,
and so incoherent in his attempted de-
duction.
II has not been forgotten that when
some of the Southern Legislatures, while
discussing the amendment abolishing
slavery, expressed distrust as TO the
powers and purposes yelled under lis
second section, they were treasured by
the explanation that this was merely a
formal statement, ofno novelimport, and
that the life of the amendment began in
Us FIRST clause Warnings enough were
raised at the time that this tail TO the act
contained latent stings which might be
unsheathed for mischief; but the virtue
Of the extremists was shocked ut the sup
position, and the Southern States, lulled
by assurances Of its harmlessness, &C
cepted the amendment as il stood
Now, the Radicals boldly avow that the
second section contains, and that it was
meant TO contain, the germs Of the most
sweeping revolution in the whole frame
Of Southern society. They exult in 1t, as
commanding Interference in those inter
nal political matters which have been
from the beginning declared by all sound
Interpretation Of the Constitution to be
exclusively reserved 10 the States them
selves This is not the art Of govern
ment Il is such party trickery as
statesmen despise Its obtaining under
false pretenses which no delusion Of IA