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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-14
THE FENIANS.
Confirmation OF the Fenian Trials ut
Toronto.

TORONTO, Nov. 13.-The Court resum-
ed its sitting at 10 o'clock this morning,
Hon. Justice John Wilson presiding.
Thos. School was first placed in the
dock. He manifested the most stoical
Indifference to the position in which he
was placed.
The prisoners counsel put in an affi-
davit certifying that two witnesses
were absent, who, it was believed, would
swear that the prisoner was carried into
Canada in n state OF lntoxlcation,
against his will, and another witness,
who would swear that the moment the
Fenians left he threw down his arms,
which they had forced him to take up. ,
The Crown allowed the affidavit, and
the case was postponed.
Daniel Whelan was next placed in the
dock. lie is apparently about 20 years
of age. When questioned by the Clerk
of the Court, he stated that he was not
on ready for his trial.
Mr.. Mckcnzie-It is my intention, my
lord, to advise the prisoner to challenge
| the array, but | am not prepared to go
, with the case.
| Hon. J. IL. Camcron-lou might have
been ready. The trial was fixed for this
/ day. and must go on. in the absence OF
any proper reasons for putting it Oft.
/ Mr.. McKcnzie-I am going to chal,
lcnne the array, on the grounds that
they were not selected according to the
provisions of the statute for selecting
jurors and .iuries.
The counsel then stated ut length the
/ grounds for challenges.
Hon. j. II. Cameron-l submit, my
/ lord, that under the law ut present i'll
force, i'll this county, my learned friend
has no right to challenge the array. Oh
the grounds stated in the objections. ]
therefore ask you tn rule against it.
A long and elaborate argument here
took place between the counsel for the
Crown and Mr.. Mckenzie. who insisted
that the crown had only one course tc
i. pursue, to demur or traverse; whilst
Mr.. Cameron stated that they would dc
neither one or the other.
His Lor,ship-I believe my learned
brother. the Chief Justice, is at present
in town. should like to consult with
him before | give Judgment. My pre-
sent impression is against the chai'
lengc.
At - o'clock his lordship adjourned
the Court till = =. NJ.
The Court resumed its sittings ut :
o'clock, when long discussion took
place re respecting the question raised by
Mr.. Mckenzie.
His Lordship decided against tho
challenge, and the Court adjourned al
q o'clock.
Mr.. Mckenzie intends tomorrow t,
move to quash the panel, and will pre-
sent the same case in each future trial.
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The JumcI will Dcci.ion-Dccrcc in
Prize Court.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Under the de-
cision of the Jumel will case, it is under
stood that S26.500 is to be paid by Mr..
Chase, of which $4,000 goes to the Rev.
J. Howard Smith, and $4,000 to the
church nj Sarminsvillc. The various
religious and charitable societies are to
get the sums respectively assigned to
them in the will, and the balance is di-
vided among the lawyers. The heirs mt
law get $4,000, and the estate passes
into the possession of Mr.. Chase.
In the Prize Court yesterday, Judge
Belts issued Il final decree of coudemna'
ton against the blockade runner Stehper
Hart. Captured by the United States
store ship Supply in 1862. The amount
of prize money, S25,i7l -, is 10 be dis
trihu;ed among the officers and crew oi
the Supply.
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WHOLESALE aRocERs
WHOLESALE GROCEhS.
Maxwell, Campbell & Jingle
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &c.
SIS MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.

GOFREE.-
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL s TISGLE-
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Particular. of the Arrest Of General
Ortcxa-Probable Active Policy in
Supyort Of Juarcz.

NEW YORK, November 13.-The Her
AIDS Brownsville special gives the fol-
lowing particulars of the arrest Of Or
tega: The steamship ST. Mary, from
New Orleans, arrived ut BrazOs Santa
90 on the afternoon of the Sd inst, hav-
Ing OH board General OrteSa, together
with his suite. Immediately on their ar
rival they were arrested by the COM
manding officer ut BraZos, but will be
permitted to return to New Orleans, If
they so desire. Upon being informed of
his arrest, General Ortega simply de-
manded copy of the order, and sub
mitted with dignity. A courier from
Mexico found in consultation with Orte-
ga after the boat landed has also been
arrested. Ortega made protest against
his arrest, in which he first refers TO the
guarantees under which he came, guar
antecs which in their scope he claims
taeitly admit his proper political char
acter rs the constitutional President OF
the Mexican Republic. He then relates
the acts accompanying his arrest, and
protests, first. against the violation OF
individual guarantees given by the law
of this country to foreigners travelling
through il in the name of and rs Presi-
dent of the Mexican Republic second,
as an act in direct interference by arm
ed force of the United States to the so
luton of the local Mexican question:;
and third, against any act, direct or in
direct, which by force attempts to i'm
pose upon the people of Mexico.
l am satisfied that the policy here
will be hereafter much more active in
support of Juarez, and that nj least a
strong moral influence will be exercised
to settle the troubles over the river.
Canales has offered to surrender Mata-
moras to Tapia, in obedience to orders,
but on certain conditions which the lat
ter dcnuunces unworthy of notice, and
said he would attack the town ut an
early day. Escabodo had been ordered
to settle the difficulty by Juarez, and
was expected to start for Matamoras on
the 9th inst. with l,500 men and six
pieces of artillery. 1t is probable,
therefore. that in conjunction with
Tapia he will attack Matamoras about
the 10th or 18th inst.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Judge BartoI's Decision in the II abeas
Corpus Cnse-He sustains Governor
Swami in his Removal Of Police
30

Commissioners.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-Judge BartOl
has Just rendered his decision in the
| Habeas Corpus case. He sustains the
power of Governor Swami to remove the
Commissioners of Police. There was
great cheering in the Court room on the
announcement of his decision. He re-
views the whole case. He says the
order of Judge Bond, of the Criminal
Court, that parties be held to bail, ana
in default to be committed to Keep the
peace against the Police Commissioners,
and not to seek TO exercise any OF the
functions OF Police Commissioners until
their claim to said office should be es-
tablished by the courts, was wholly
unwarranted. and that the Judge Ofsthe
Criminal Court had no authority TO
issue such an order. He reviewed the
code in regard to the Police Com'rs,
and decided that it gave the Governor
entire power in the matter, that If in
his judgdgment the Messrs. Hood and
Kinds had been guilty of official mis-
conduct, the law gave him power to
remove them and appoint successors;
and that the time Messrs. Valiant and
Young were arrested they had been tru-
ly and lawfully appointed Police Com
miSsioners, and that clothed with the
commission of the Governor, they were
the more truly in Office and empowered
to rightfully exercise all the functions of
the same, in place of Woods and Kinds,
removed, and who had been sufficiently
notified of their removal. The action
of the Governor was formal, as much
SO rs if those Commissioners had been
removed by the Legislature, and
from his action there could be no appeal.
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From Louisvillc.

LOUISVILLE, November l3.-The re-
mains of eX-rebcl General Hanson were
inferred Mt Lexington, yesterday, after
preliminary services here. No disturb
ance.
Veteran, Armstrong & Co., one of
six of our most prominent cotton firms,
to-day inaugurated n daily 3 o'clock
afternoon cotton market by auction
whereby planters have the option to
take the prices last offered. The affair
turned out n splendid success. One
hundred and twenty-five bales wer,
offered, and sixty-five sold at Slia33C
for Tennessee mixed.
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8g Telegraph,
TO THE REGISTER
MEXICO.
Ma-imilinns Abdicateo"-Bnzai TO
Declcrc Himself Dictator.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The Herald's City
of Mexico correspondent says Maxi.
milian's abdication was unknown until
he was almost ready to start on the
road. He met General Castleman, but
only preferred salute, which would not
admit of q conference. Later it was
thought he would return to the Capt.
tai, but in that case his Marshal, Ba-
zaine, had intended to send him under
guard to Vera Cruz. Castleman was
being treated very cavalierly by Ba-
zaine, who is daily making new con-
tracts for army supplies, and for
length of time which does not look to a
speedy departure of the troops. When
Macmillan is known to have left the
coiintry, Bazaine will declare himself
dictator.
The Herald's HAVANA correspondent,
under date of the 9th, says: The Gus
tonlary reception was given to the
President on his arrival. His first
proclamation evinces n determination
to suppress the slave trade.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, c. f., Nov. 12.-Hon.
Messrs. Cartier and Sharian left last
evening for England, via New York.
Hon. Messrs. Henlord and Mcdonald
leave by the next steamer.
The Fenian trials which are to take
place at Bedford will be conducted by
Mr.. Ramsay, assisted by Buchanan and
Lancelot. Mr.. B. Derlini is engaged on
the defense. Justice Johnson will pre-
ciIn
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From New ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Improved
machinery and implements are arriving
in large quantities to be exhibited ut the
fair to be held on the Doth and 18th. A
great display is expected of superior
stock of all kinds, including large num-
bers of fine horses from Western cities.
Cotton irregular and lower; low mid
ding 33a3i; receipts in four days H.
124 bales, against 1900 exports; Sugar
declining, fair 12i; Molasses dropping,
inferior 60, prime 50; sterling g.
Steamer Henry Van Phul, st. Louis
for New Orleans, with 5000 bales cot
ton aboard. was burned above Donald
sonyille. Two lives We're lost.
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Extra Bounty.

New YORK, Nov. l3.-The Heralds
Washington special says: 1t has been
deemed by competent authority that
colored soldiers are entitled to the ex-
ira bounty under the act of July %,
lSe6. in all eases coming within the
provisions of sections II and Ii, and
where they have received no bounty or
a less bounty than 500.
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From, Quebec.

QUEBEC, Nov. 13.-Great good is ex'
pected to result from the Queens letter
and donation to sufferers by the late fire
In regard to future subscriptions the
relief committeeIhave recommended that
there be Immediately distributed ten
dollars each TO over 1900 families, in
view of the rapid approach of winter
Resolutions have been adopted express
ing gratitude for the aid sent by the
lower provinces.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-The injunction
in the case of the Goodyear dental Vul.
canitc Company rs. White, granted III
Boston on "Wednesday last, was OBJ
tanned by default, without resistance,
and in no way effects Western dentists
A meeting of officers of the army OF
Tennessee takes place here to morrow
Grant and Sherman will not be present
as was expected, but there will be q
large representation of other distin-
guished officers. Mozart Hall has been
finely decorated for the occasion. A
grand banquet at the Burnet House will
close the proceedings.
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New York stock Market.

- NEW YORK, November l3.
Stocks better; Fort Wayne l0S; Cleve-
land Il Toledo 1l6i; Milwaukee & ST.
Paul so; North Western So: do. pre-
ferrcd 76.; Reading lis; Erie el!: Cleye-
land & Pittsburg 70: Michigan Central
1874; III Central 1924; Western Union
Telegraph 500; 6s Il coupons iii: $40
coupons, 1864, 1915; Ohio 4 Mississippi
certificates 3D..
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From Brunswie X, Maine.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Nov. l3.-Professor
Harris, of the Bangor Theological Sem
mary, was to-day elected President of
the Bowdoin College, by the unanimous
vote of the trustees and Overseers.
General Chamberlain resigned the
chair of rhetoric and oratory in antici-
patton Of his entering npOn his duties
as Governor of the State.
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Paper ColIar sui, decided.

BosToH, Nov. 13.-The suit in the
United States Court, brought by the
Union Paper Collar Company against
Charles We'll g. Co., for Infringement OF
letters patent, by selling unlicensed pa
percollars, has been decided, the defend
ants. submitting to decree for per
petual injunction.
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Gold Discoveries.

BELLvILLE, C. W., Nov. 13.-The ex-
citement regarding gold discoveries in
Madoc is still raging. Large numbers
of people continue to arrive and nearly
every person returning brings speci-
mems Of the precious metal. Another
spot has been discovered where good
specimens are found.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November lo.
Flour dull, 50 OOall IS Cor spring OK
ira. Wheat advanced 3a5c, closing firm;
81 1Oa2 Is for No. | and 81 s5ia2 90 for
No. =. Corn advanced 5atic, closing un-
settled; 9i!a95 for No. |, and eiaS6 for
No. .. Oats advanced 1c and closed firm
at ilaili for No. l, and 400 for No. =.
Highwincs dull. Mess pork moderately
active; S23 00a23 30. Hogs active and
advanced 1Oa15c; s. 75a7 -. Freight.
Quiet,
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81. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, November +.
Flour dull; market not quOtahly
lower. Wheat firmer; spring slightly
better; fall unchanged. Corn better;
7Oa76 forucw; Goal 90 for old. Oats tirmcr
at l9a53. Pork lower; 2Sc for new. and
3Ot for old. Bacon declined: choice
clean sides 15!al6. Whiskcy easier:
y .rDIoJ ~
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Ncw:York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. NOVcmbcr i.
The dry goods market shows but little
variation from extreme quotations of
past week; some effort was yesterday
afternoon made to attract the attention
of buyers by putting down the prices of
some domestic shccting and shirting
but as yet it shows no effect whatever;
there are but very few buyers in mar
ket, and they are only purchasing in
small irregular way to rcplcnish as
sentiments. The continued decline in
prices of the raw material induces hold
ers to accept lower prices for goods, but
there seems to be an absence of demand
and general indisposition TO take goods
at any price.
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New York None, Market.

NEW YORK, November Is.
Money easy at 4a5 per cent. Sterling
dull I05Eal09t. Gold firmer, opening At
144s and closing at l45s. Gold stocks
quiet and without decided change.
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IeH. Dawn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The Mississippi
delegation has been informed that JEFF.
Davis cannot be released at present, but
that he will be furnished with every
comfort compatible with his security.
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FOREIGN FRUITS.

z CASKS DRIED BOHEMIAN
y PEARS, (new.l
SCases finest bordeaux Prunes, best imported
5Cases new Smyrna Figs in ], II and Id
boxes
so Boxes Oranges and Lemons
5000 Fresh Cocoa Nuts.
$50 Dozen Assorted Canned Fruits
Spioed and Cove Oysters, Sardines, Raisins,
Currants Dates, Citron, &c, &c,
Just received and for sale by
-, 80 II -, SHULTZ & TGUSCHEL,
Market street, . few doom below NeLurt
House, Wheeling. ". Va.
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Executors Notice.

IL Wing BtEN APPOINTED
IL ao1 qualified Executor Of tie estate Of
william KTyter. iec-<Sed, al psrsoas Indebted
TO the estate ara hereby notid,J 30 make SETTLE
menf, and thsse bzEiug claims sgzinst the
same, shonla present- them properly AMBIENT
Gated. foctielvl G. z SrIFKL-
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, November IL.
Flour more active. Wheat advanced
3aic, and closed at 81 II for No. /, and
81 o. for No. 3. Corn %. Oats quiet at
46c.
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an impartial Union and n lasting peace. ~ VIII
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| schemes that impose unjust ana unNHIah'"i
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| that was never broken, that guarantee rtfPrt
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! leaving our country sill divided, onr people
disunted, our Union unrcstord Iolcrating
tho opinion of all men, while steadiaSily sdyo.
eating it's own. despising the prnscIiptivc bigo,Iy
| of Etnaticism while firmly adhcriug 90 It's own
convictions of right and duty,
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THE RE TIE IL

VIII strive to make the popular mind wiser b,
conviction. rather than slaviSh 10y dctation. and
viii labor TO disseminate only such views uIrn
current questions IA bear the stamp Of rVasoE
aud the seal of truth
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Nov. IL.
Flour quiet; wheat = better for win
ter; sales of new amber Michigan -0a
= -; No. spring %: corn lower, "a!
a97 for No. 1 mixed: oats 45; lake
r.;,,lt. :
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, November IL.
Flour quiet and unchanged: sales of
600 barrels, at IL 25al2 % for No. l
spring: IL - for winter !cd. Wheat,
sales of - 500 bushels No. Milwaukee
spring and $500 bushels Port Washing
ton at ~; white Canada, ) 10; amber
Canada, 275. Corn, sales Of 5000
bushels Mt l 14al IL, chiefly at | 10.
Oats, sales of 1880 bushels Ohio, al
6Oc. Barley, sales of $500 bushels Can
ada, ut II. Rye quiet and nominal,
at about 20. Pork, pc. Lard, l5la
16c. Whisky, = -. Canal frcights-to
New York, wheat, 2Oc; corn, lie; oats,
lie
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Delaware Election.

New York, Nov. l3.-The official vote
gives Salisbury, DEM, l,212 majority
for Congress.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Flour dull, prices unsettled; wheat
and oats %; corn dull, yellow | u;
beef firm; mess pork %; lard 14ial5;
whisky dull prime ~, Ohio PA.
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THE TIsI-WEEKLY

,u puu,,su.a r,ery Iursiay, lhursdhy ann 80
urtay, and contains, besides the contents 81 ~.
preceding issues Of the Daily, hlsny 'alnAe"
Items prepared especially for this pub'i'A''oa
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TOBACCO.
/ 10 Butts old Ben's' blk los
- cadties do. do. de-. "
10 tbutts Niagara do. e
- cailics 10. do, "
81 butts Dew Drop" do. e
81 caddieS Humbrick do. e
100 boxes Emily Jones natl IT,, ID.
) do Diadrm soft pd. inch.
s. do. Whrcler'S nd. I'd. do.
;; DO. do hard pd ID. Jumps
10 do. Mile Collins hard pd, 10. Jumps.
, 81 do. Rccn's Fine Twist nat II.
) do Millcrs X. and Il. twist choice.
lGdrums Zig Leaf.
2Okgs 6-twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO
10 bhls. Il. q. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' L. q. do. do.
10 bills {. = do. do.
IOhlf bbls. T.. :. do. DO.
Our stock of tobacco i large and the assort'
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. MeT,
chants are respectfully invited To give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TlNGLE,
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XITEsTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
w - boxes Prime Western Reserve Chocse
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.