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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-06

NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.-The Africa's
malls were delivered in this city yes
terday. The following is additional to
the news telegraphed from Halifax:
A five screw ram, built by Messrs.
Laird Bros, has sailed from the meTsey
for VALPARAISO. She is sister vessel to
the ram now lying in the Thames, for
the Chilian government. The ram
built by Messrs. Laird Is called the
Oscar that built in the Thames the
Minerva. M EE as-TFF fsl-
Notwithstanding the announcement
Baron Saillard had LETT Paris for the
purpose of making arrangements for
the return of the French troops from
Mexico, 1t is certain that the orders will
vet get revoked, and which are prepar-
ing 10 be acted upon in Toulon, 10 pre-
scribe for the sending out of 2, 600 or
1000 more troops. eft
A duel has taken place at st. German
between Prince Achille Muratl and NJ.
Rochifort, n writer in the Figaro.
The cassus belli arose ont of an article
published in the Figaro of July 18th,
In the evidence given by Prince A.
Murat, in Miss Cora Pearls'horse case.
The Prince challenged the journalist
and meeting was speedily arranged.
The seconds of Prince A. Murat were
Lit. Gerome, BoDapaTte Patterson and
NJ. Espieletta. Those Of NJ. RochefOrt
were 81. Taxile, De Lord, Of the Steele,
and n. Plunket Manager, of the Paliaes
Royal Theatre. The duel was fought
with swords, in a riding school It
lasted only a few seconds. The Princes
shirt was torn by the. point or his adj
versaeyiss sword and II. Rochefort re-
ceiYed a slight wound fnlthe hip. The
seconds then declared honor satisfied
and the affair Terminated.
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CINCINNATI market a''Ii


- lIT'IIl y. ~ CINCINNATI, teD. o.
Flour unchanged and steady; the best
grades of wheat are in demand; No. ! old nd
sold at %, but holders generally ask loo
higher. Corn Is steady ut 81 for No. shelleJl:
ear has declined to 81. Oats duh owing TO
large receipts No. are offered Ireely a. SIS
No.,I held at $50. Rye steady at . for No. ].
ing; good averages aIeheld ut II SdS9l2 for city
dressed; receipts, "a head. Mess Pork fiTIn:
sales of city At 81 green meats quiet and but
few offerings; light hams In demand at 49,;
bulk meats are held n shade higher baeon Is
steady. Lard In good demand and prices &c
higher; holders asked IS at the close for prim
city. with buyers at iT9{. Groceries quletan
unchanged, Cotton held ut Is for middlipg
Whisky dull and prices nominal; snnlisales
at 2 olga -. Gold 1891. = -Fr iII-. ug"a
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new York lIafRet.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5

cotton-Dull and nominal at 4s for mid
ding. Flour-ESeSS active but nrn for sound
eraTies and dull and heavy for -unsoundi ~
a. Is for extn state; 5O9S - lor eoillinon 70
good Shipping brands and extra round hoop
Ohio 768l6 IS for trade brandt. the market
closing firm for sound and dnu for nnsgnnd.
Whisky Dull and nominal at zS9z n
Wheat-Quiet and hFm for sound new MIL
WanlZee club, AZ TIaI.76 In store. Rye
Dull. Barley and Harley Malt-Dun and
nominal COrn-Dun and declining S09Ss
for unsound; S39SS for sound mixed western
In store and delivered Sl9S4 for new yellow.
oats-Steady; ilS g for unsound western; 569
5B1< for sound do. Coffee-Quief; st. nomin-
go .l21S. = SugaTs-Qniet anu Steadys l25S for
Porto Rico: 959l2Iz for Cuba MuseoyadO; Ha-
VaIln At Is. MolaSseS-Quiet and nrm. Pc
troIeum-S Steady; 3aS22GSS for erudes 50S5l5<
for refined in bond. Pork-MOre active and
tirmer; . l21z929 50 for new. Inesss closing
at - SIX cash; y 75829 for Old do, closing NJ
q IS cash: 2I321 . for primes = 5OS2S for
prime mes; also 4750 bbls new mes for March
and April seIleFs' option, at . 621<9al Beef
Steady; IS 090 for new plain mes. Beef
Hams-Quiet at Il943- Cut Meats-Quiet at
llSl2 for shoulders, 163lS for hams. Dressed
Hogs1Opened dull and closed active and
flrmeE, ut IzI{9l3E for western, I1ssalS for
city. Racon-Dull- Land Steady IT B9l554.
Butter Quiet al mess for Ohio, and 2S9SS for
state. Cheese-Dun at la9lsx. ~ z5fo
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New York, Feb. 5.-To-day's cattle
market opened quite dulland heavy,
with a supply of ., 200 head of cattle on
sale, most OF which were Ofsn fair aver
age grade; but there were lumber OF
coarse cattle which were not wanted,
butchers having a goodly number OF
bullocks len over from Inst week. They
felt no disposition to operate, and not
until very late hour could any bus
mess be effected. Holders report a de
cline of half cent, but the fnet is that
they have to allow little better weight
while prices show no variation. The
total number or cattle drowned yester-
day was 26O head, which strengthened
the market a little. Prices ranged from
IL to lie. withia few at IL to 49,, but
there! Were but a small nnmber1sold
over I7c,A - - = = - = = - .
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spirit of the stocIr Market. -

New YORK, Feb. 5.-The stock mnr-
ket remains extremely dull; the entire
transactions at the regular board this
morning amounted to only about II, 600
shares; the finance bill hHngs us Il dead
weight upon the market. Wall street
is Just now commencing to anticipate
the efforts of Mr.. McCulloch's bill, and
although that course may break the
force of the ultimate inevitable crisis,
vet IL must produce henceforth a weak
and steadily declining market and n
general stagnation of business. The
bank statement exhibits continued
departure from the ease late prevalent,
the loans are still increasing simulta-
neously with n decrease in deposits and
legal tenders, the deposits show Il re-
duction of over four millions, which is
compensated for by an increase of
$52S, 1851 in circulatiOn; the large drain
of specie for custom duties has pro-
duced further decline of 8, l69, 2S5 in
this class of deposits; the increase in
loans, is probably largely dine to the de-
poSitS made In the sub-treasury pre-
vious to the reduction of the rate of in
terest to per cent. Money is dull;
there is comparatively little enquiry
for paper andyhuYers arc unusually re-
Iuctant TO take any except the most ur-
questionable names; this disposition, If
maintained, will inevitably limit the
granting of credits during the spring
business, and deserves the prompt con-
siieration of merchants. Foreign ex-
change is quiet; the rates for. Wednes-
days steamer open low; PRIME brokers'
60 days sterling Is quoted at los; Com
nercial sterling is still in excess OF the
demand and the prices are weak ms last
week. Gold continues very, active and
scarce, the rates on loans being l7l6aS
per day; the only consideration that
prevents rise in premium is the sup
position that the sub treasury must
| shortly throw somezof itsgUld upon the
market. This morning some two hum
dTed representatives of Banking and
Insurance Companies, from whom
taxes hive been collected in error, in
the the u. S. securities owned by them,
appeared before the Committee on AM
nuali Taxes TO hand in their claims for
the repayment OF said taxes. The Rg-
gregate claims will probably be about
one million and half OF dollars, but
with interest and expenses the total
will greatly exceed this. Ii is intended
to provide for. the payment of the
claims by special act OF the legisla-
| LuFe. ta+st.-f 10 ''1ata y -
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Meather RECORD.
!. ~ a uaLleEt statte. IN.

r. = 49, WHEELING, req. D.
Chicago wind west, cloudy-ther.
below; Portland. wind northwest clear
- above; Boston. wind south-east,
clear-9above;B Buffalo, wind west, clear
west, cIear-I6; above; Philadelphia,
wind northwest, clear-14above; B;ilti-
more, wind northwest. clear-l2abOve;
Washington, ID. C., wind northwest,
cIear-14above Cincinnati, wind north
east, cIear-23; Wheeling, wind south
west ciear-IO above.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 5.-It Is stated that
A. 7. Stewart who Is now prosecuting
Calhoun, assistant editor OF the Tri-
hume. and Knapp, one of tile pruprie-
tors Of the ST. Louis Republican, for Ii
bel. has several libel suits on the tsipis
agninst correspondents ofthe Washing
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Mining stocks.

NEW iYoHE, Feb. 8. -
Prices OF Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-
day were rs follows: asi
Copper Fails gg5<:e Franklin q. Hancock
I4J<; Isle Royal II; Minnesota I6.s Ouiuf.y e.
Bay State 8; Boston Water Power ~; Cen.
trnl39E. - l.al.-l. - D
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EVENING SESSION.
AIessrs. Hubbell, of Ohio, Randall, of
Pa, and Lawrence,=of=ohio, made
speeches. Adjourned.
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THE Times Washington special says |:
The President and Cabinet have had
under consideration the argument OF
Semmes, claiming the right to be dis
charged under the Sherman-J ohnston
parole, but have come to no definite
conclusion thereon. Until this matter
is disposed of there will be no detail of
a court to try Semmes, and there Is a
bare probability that the trial may be
indefinitely postponed. 80 ~
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Also,.a complete assortment of the purest
Brandies, Wines and Liquors, for n.edicina
use. at5 ,zns4 hta
wewould call attention to our
facilities for Milling PhysfcfGnP .r9' r.
Prescriptions. Our Drugs and -
Medicines are carefully selected s'se'
in eastern markets. with f'l
special reference TO that +
branch of business. Our Ea
store Isopen at ALL HOURS,
both night and day. 80 i,lf5 500 ~
We never trust pre- .sH.-a' La
scriptions to boys. .-... .----.
Our youngest a. .IssH zs9.l
Prescripdopist
has had -i73
seven years .e.5.s.
experience. aH o1.aE 80 jan2o-ly
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WHEELING. w. VA.

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CHINCHILAs,-
Black Cloths and Doe Skins,

All the best makes, made to order at greatly
reduced prices.
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first the overriding necessity of. the
times, and secondly the positive man
date of the constitution Compelling us
to guarantee republican form of gov
eminent. H.. zsfe1
[NorE.1Afr. Sumner continued at
great length and without concluding
the Senate went into executive session
and afterwards adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-23
A Switzerland correspondent saws

a switzerland correspondent says.
Between Aryier and the village of Live.
rogue one sees at the top OF craggy cone
the ruins of an old chateau. 1t is genuine
eagle nest, and is surrounded by precipices
that from level meadow basins of deep grass
suddenly scale the light The shapeless tu-
null are all that remain of Montmaycur. The
baron of this title was the terror ef his vlein-
ity, and we'll deserTed the motto which his
family had borne for ages Jhguibus ct ros-
tro. Having at one time lawsuit on his
hands which concerned the ownership Of q
vast estate that he claimed, he presented him.
self before Guy de Ferrigny, President of the
Senate of Chambery, and pressed his suit.
The latter, overcome by his importantly,
promised to use his influence with the Senate
to gain decision in his favor, Unhappily,
he was not successful and this body decided
unanimously against him.
The suitor said nothing for q. few days,
but at length called on the President, and
sid to him: /" After some reflection, / feel
convinced that the Senate gave Just yer.
dict in nv case. I had little right on mi
side, and deserved to lose it. l wish to burr
the past, and in order to cement more friend
" relations with relative whom have un
Justly attacked, propose to give m enter
tainment to him and a number Of my ffiend
at nv chateau. Itis to take place to morrow
and should be grati6ed if you would be on
Of the party.'' He smiled as hs said this
and afeciionately pressed Ferriguy's hands
The latter accepted the invitation, and on tn
next day found himself at the baron's doc
at the hour appointed.
All was dark and silent. There was nj
light cleaning Of hospitable welcom
across the dark valley, nor any Of the bustl
and preparation that denote Be expected q
rival of hidden guests. Thv vPresidest pre-
pared 70 depart, when hs Aaat rsapPsafsd
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Dec. 90.
Havana advices to Dec. 15, say the gen>
ersl impression is that Macmillan will run
away the first chance he gets; and the pass
sengers by the steamer states that portion
OF the Imperial baggage has come BY the Pa.
ris. His Private Secretary, NJ. Poiiakeritz,
who come by the last English steamer, has
gone to New York, en- route to Europe
The Imperial papers report that the decis-
ion of Macmillan was received throughout
the country BY bell ringing, fire works and
general illumination. But the Estofette,
Marshall Bazaine's organ. says all this was
done by the cle4gy and officials of the Impe-
rial Government That the people are dis
gusted, aud will never submit to his return as
head of the Government. Bazaine aud
considerable portion of the French party are
desirous that MACMILLAN should leave, first,
however, leaving the reirs of government
in his, Bazaines hands. It says French
bayonets brought him there, supported him,
and they should guard the throne.
Mazatlan was occupied by Corona aud his
Liberals
Carbajal has threatened Tzecco, granting
twenty -four hours for its surrender.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Dec %.
The Panama Star and Herald of the 18th
says Admiral Dahlgren took command of
the South Pacific squadron on the 18th
The difficulties between the President Of
Bogota and the Irish Catholic Bishop have
been amicably art ranged.
II IS reported that preparations are mak>
ing for revolution at Antigua against Mos
guerra, aud an iivasicn Of the Ganca Nv that
State is decided.
steamer from Australia with dates of
November lst had arrived at Panama on the
9Th. Commercial affairs were in very un>
satisfactory condition. Several large houses
and many small pnes have failed. Tie lia-
q million sterhng k Wilkinson Bro $, an
American house, who are doiu. business
chiefly with Boston, Valparaiso and Califor
MIA. are among the number. The feeling
was that the cidks had passed. There were
prospects of an unusually good harvest. 1t
is calculated that South Australia alone will
this season have 900 tons of breadstuffs
No tidings have ever been received of the
ship on which Don Setchell sailed from
San Francisco last winter for New South
Nsiea.
Large numbers of unemployed men have
solicited from the American Consul free pass
es for America
Troubles with the natives in New Zealand
have broken out airesh, aud have become
quite serious.
A FIRE at Chris, Church destroyed propsxy
to the value of 900.
Peru continues to fortify both the forts Of
Areca and Callao>
A report had been received that the t..
s. war steamer Lancaster had been founder.
ed at sea near Cape Horn, but it was
doubted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES,
FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRK. Dec

INV 1Okk, Dec. ~.
Governor Fenton has dismissed the charges
brought against the Comptroller, Brennan
and saws although the investigation shows
COMPTROLLER. still it fails 10 present case
that would warrant Executive interference.
The Tribune Washington special says
The Congressional Committee appointed to
investigate the frauds in the Revenue De.
partment has learned that gigantic frauds
have been acticed in New York, and that
the Government officials are implicated.
They have discovered that there are over
1900 small distilleries carried on In the city
in the cellar. and out houses of private dwell>
ings, where whisky is made for the purpose
OF evadng the tax Of two dollars per gallon.
Among the witnesses examined were several
coppersmiths. who testified that the demand
for such vessels as are used for illicit distil-
latlen IN these private establishments has
been unprecedented during the pastysar. A
merchant testified that they had purchased
whisky for one dollar and seventy five cents
per gallon, or twenty five cents less than
the Government tax. Proprietors of large
distilleries tod the Committee that they
could not compete with the smugglers, and
had. in many instances, to suspend work en-
entirely One of the objects in view of the
Committee, beside the detection of frauds,
is to devise some system Of legislation to
prevent frauds. : majority Of them are in
favor OF reduction OF the tax to an amount
too small to induce such evasions as are now
practiced,
The steamship Corsica. from Havana the
18th. has arrived. Business at Havana !,
very dull. A want of comic sa,e is felt, and q
panic is daily expected.
Maximilians proclamation is yariously
discussed in the journals. Many express
the opinion that the arrival of General Sher>
man and Campbell and the improved attitude
Of the United States forces. will be an ele
Inent in Influencing the Emperor.
\ Maximiian' decision to continue his et
forts for the establishment Of an empire IL
Mexico, and give the Mexicans the blessing
of government, has been received with gen
sral enthusiasm,
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FROM MEXICO.
Nrw York, Dec.

NEw YoRK, Dec. %
HeraT Brownsville, Texas, special Of the
18th says matters are in an uncertain condi-
ton at Matamoras, merchandise there being
rapidly forwarded to the interior in antici-
patton of new difficulties.
Escabado left for Monterey yesterday, the
18th inst. He issued decree declaring OF
nc effect the decree ard acts CT laws by Old
functionaries not approved by the supreme
government--such as those of Col Canalies,
from the 18th of August to the lst Of Decem-
ber. as they are liable to be construed SO as
to warrant the reputation Of the indebted /,
ness contracted by Canalles. 1t has created
much dissatisfaction.
Canalles and Cortinas marched ont on the
llth ossensibly for the interior. They have
not yet passed beyond the limits of Tamauli-
pas, nor is it thought that they will do 80:
Rumors were rife yesterday that they had
both pronounced against Juarez.
1t is confidently stated that . pronunc'a'
mento in favor of Ortega win be issued al
Matamoras soon. Gen. Boeyezaba is in com
mand there. 1t is claimed he is not averse
TO Orteea.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed at sl.s4s in New York yes
terday.
Contributions are being received from the
school children of Detroit, for the purpose
Of erecting soldiers monument in hat city.
AT the meeting of the directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Camden Sta
ton, in Maryland, on Wednesday, John W.
Garrell was reelected President of the COM
pany. The Office Of Vice President. with
salary of $4,000, was also created.
AT the Episcopal Fair at New Albany,
on Thursday night, an opal ring, worth 6sy
dollars, was disposed Of by ballot to tie
handsomest young lady in the city. The
young lady who received it, after close
vote, Immediately donated it to the vestry to
be sold for the benefit of the church
"A terrific boiler explosion took place in
planning >mill at Louisville on Monday The
night watchman who was tending the engine,
was blown to atoms A large section Of the
boiler was hurled with great violence dis
tanee of three hundred feet. In its route,
the fragments passed through several frame
buildings, like mortar bomb. A negro was
currying mule in stable through which it
passed, and the mule being struck, he was so
iammed against the side of the stall that he
received fatal injuries.
On Saturday at Dayton, Jacob Chubb,
underwent an examination on charge Of in,
cest, the prosecuting witness beinng Jane
Chuhb his daughter The witness contra
dicted herself repeatedly, and was fatty con,
tradicted by witness for the defense The
prosecution originated in conspiracy
among the old man. s relatives to get him in
the Penitentiary and divide his property.
When the acqaittal Of Chubb was announced,
the spectators of the trial greeted the deei>
sion with cheers.
A general Jail delivery took place at ST.
Joseph, Missouri, on Friday. The prisoners,
twenty in numhe, while out in the main hall
sfthe Jail cut hole through the ceiling, made
their way into the upper hall, and came down
the stairway to the front door. They were
passing out of the door when discovered by
the jailor. He was unable to stop them, and
they all escaped. The sheriff and his deputy
were Immediately notified, and started in
pursuit. Within an hour six were recaptured
A gift enterprise swindler, named j. E.
kimball, has victimized large number Ct
persons at Springfield. The drawing of the
enterprise took place, according to an
nouncement on Saturday. On Monday the
prizes were to be delivered and numerous ex-
peetant persons presented themselves at
the appointed time, to receive the prizes
fortune had awarded. But he was not to be
found, and has not stree been seen. He took
with him several thousand dollars, the pro-
ceeds OF the sale Of tickets and sundry bor>
rowings. He omitted to pay the several
bills that he had contracted. The excitement
over the event was very great among the
"ncky ones
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FROM NASSAU.

aEg AoRk, Dec. y.
We extract the following from late files Of
the Nassau Guardian. furnished by the pur>
ser of the steamer Corsica: 1t was reported
at Nassau that copper ore ship was wrecked
on the north side of Bird Rock Reefs, near
Ingua, October 18th. All hands on board
and the cargo lost.
Ali accounts OF the late hurricane a, St
Thomas show it to have been of unexamrled
severity. The Steamship Companys rev
ceed 100000. The hurricane a, Turk 5
Island was equally severe. At Calcos Island
. large number of wrecking schooners were
lost, with all on board, The number of lives
lost at the Calcos is estimated at SO. At Mas
ssn earnest efforts had been made TO relieve
the surviving sufferers at Turks Island, by
sending loads Of produce and food
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Private European letters report an early
visitation Of Carlisle to this country.
Lot North. The first settler ia kalamazoo
county, Miebigan, died in Portage township,
on Saturday last very suddenly.
Dr. S. T, Moore, late Surgeon>General OF
the rebel confederacy, is said to have re-
ceiyed his pardon.
Lieut. Gov. Winchester, Of Connecticut,
and John q. SAKE, the poet, will soon visit
Europe.
Voting Is going on a, the Masonic Fair, at
! Washington, H., TO determine which is the
greatest man, Robert Lee, Lincoln, or Grant.
/ The FIRST night Lee had nine to one agains:
the others, and last night there was great ex.
citeu.ent over the matter, Lee friends keep
ing him ahead.
| Capt. Mayne Reid, the novelist. is hank
rupt. He attributes Va saiiuie 10 enfortu-
nae Investments in real estate, and TO ad-
vances on new publications on which he has
not ret realized.
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FROM TEXAS.

BROWNSVILLE, Dec. IL.
Ortega crossed into Mexico yesterday .;
m. It:is positively stated that Cortina and
Canalles have pronounced against Juarez.
They are expected in Matamoras TO- day or
Tomorrow. 1t is rumored, but not believed,
that they have captured Escabedo on his way
to Monterey.
The movements Of Ortega are characters
ICED by the profoundest secresy, but have
reason to believe he will soon be in Mata-
N oras.
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FROM KANSAS.

JuScrIoS CRY, Kansas, Dec. %.
a shooting affray occurred at Ogden, Kan
sas, yesterday. The City Marshal of Ogden
was shot dead by soldier of the seventh
United States Cavalry, and two soldiers OF
the seventh Cavalry was shot in return, by the
citizens.
A detachment Of recruits for the seventh
United States Cavalry, at Fort Lyons, passed
through this city to-day.