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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PbrGddtttOldL Marine NesVs see THIRD Pa0e
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA HIA."....-sEPrEMBER z.
s1ArA OF rHERMoMErEn AT rHn EvEsnSs rELr-
VA M........74 IL A. M.....ssI2P. p. M.......... ss
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
steamahip Chase. Harding, Proviaence. D. g. stetson
Brig s. and W. Welsh. Watson. Barbados j. R. Rue g
Brig A; M. Knight Knight Bath, Warren. Gregg q
schr William, Brigham. saco. Lennox a Burgess
scss scs ~ a A. SoVSs5 Co.
scbr Isaac Rich, Uroyeil boston, Ham EFT q Nelll.
cran@er Bo bsHPsTB bSH9P5 BSEs1 ss
sSS sSS Sxs.s sSsssss'RHSsas
scRr scRr Ann ESa6eth. Philips Lynn. RomneI IL q
scsr q W Locke, Huutey. Dorchester HuntzInger& q
sc61 SS j. orOcfOrd Jones. Newport, sInnicEson Co.
80 ARRIVED THIS MoRNINe. g
Schr Champion, Clark days nom Calais, with lum-
schr PotOmac. Eldridge. days from Georgetown.
sehT Mary stove Rankin. days from AIddIetOwn,
4 scbr 4; p orsnmer. crsnmeE, from Boston.
schr W. T Garrison, Morris from Boston
schr Emily A. Bartie, snith. rom Boston.
echr j, CrOckford, Jones, from Providence.
echr f. n. Baxter, PerveTe. from New London.
Ss & Lady ~ E%m snsacp rom
S s.ee%ss + = I 9S% TSSa sr s AOuFa from Baltimore
Esteamship Tioga Morse. FOR New Orleans.
{ Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Tor Savanpah.
keteamship Pioneer BENNETT. for Wilmington. N, O.
EW .t AT QUARANTINE. ~
Barque Bessie Simpson. with guano. l
IvL EIc MEMoRANDA 1 ~
,BaIque Prowess Hubbert for Philadelphia, at Car
Esrqus Jacques. ylnaux. for Philadelphia. cleared
az New York yesterday, ~ sTl-7-7 ~
Barque Orcha, Havener hence for Isoaton, sailed
from Holnes' Hole 4th Inst.
!, Brig Mary. from London for Phladelphia was
spoken 25th nlt, lat. A, Ion. 81 a. alf -l,
S,e naahAnIoni 0hkey for philadelphia, cleared ~
sshg Jane F. Duffee Iiuntley, hence at DshtOn
schT Mary Ella; ,Tapley. tor PhiIadelphia. sailed
l echr r. II. Wilson, Young and GOV. J. Y. Smith,
hCEOwell, hence. az Providence 9Th Inst. 80. -.
kchr " O. Clark Carter hence &C Portena atn ,ts
Sohr Jesse l. Leach. Hndicott hence ~ fof'SAA0H'-
schr j, Beard, Perry, hence At Newport sth inst
Bchr Cloud hence Rt New L0nuOu Dtu tlpl, ara
schr Golden Eagle, Howes. hence. ~ NO" 'o-p'
'' sehrs R. Borden, wrlehngon and + sj%taoa,i, s,
Candy, for Philsdelphlas sailed rom eAn nv ~
scbp h Ksvelery, Benton nom pIghton for fni'
ladeIpha saiied from Newport 5th lnse I, q KILLER
schrs w, B ThQmas q n IA AZ Holmes
! Anderson from Boston f0r fniiAuelpn''' - TH
| Hole 9TH inst. I - ~. "a s,4e "a
u 1f'5 selgE rnY M0nARILl - '.c,y v,rlod-
EoRrfHas NoNf0H sept. Ia ~ ,.orsIers she
ward from caIparsp Win ,Ie Duon, q days
ssil,n Faliiniore ex perienceo vg55s - York
nhr from ne 5Sl lbseak sailed attn ult for No" AeA-
~, ~ - - ,,,,.rsssn1c F0RIs, go
| - vo,u sepE 6--Arrivedr steamship virgo
| BlikIsy. from ssV SS9gtaiSroiis, nom bremen.
sg% BssgR%e k9Is@RSiii kk9IssoRSii, banphy, nom ASpinwan.
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The display of fireworks which takes
place every year on the 18th of August, on the
occasion of the Emperor's fSte, has hitherto
cost the city of Paris about $4,000 francs
(E3300), whilst this year they have only cost
about 10000 francs (fl200).
The Strasbourg line of railway has just
introduced new "carriage.' 1t is, in fact, a
three-story railroad car; The ground floor is
the first-class; the second-class is an second,
and the third above. so
.Cs "A Chicago man advertised the other day
for book-keeper. In less than twenty four
hours he had received between sixty AMI
seventy applications for the place. Chicago is
overrun with young men out of employment.
Lowell Mason, the veteran musical COM
poser, and his wife will celebrate their golden
wedding next week, at their summer residence,
South Orange, N. j.
1t is stated that John B. Cough has been
obliged to decline four hundred invitations to
lecture during the coming season.
Among the literary lights who are to beam
upon us are Dickens, Kingsley, Sketchley,
Dumas, and Muhlbach. &
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE And STEAMER,
A New Cable to be Ready for
Use Next July.
A FRlNCOAUSTRIAN ALLIANCE lMPOSS BILE.
The European Markets To-Day.
Etc, Etc, ETC., ETC., Etc., Etc.
A FRNNCu-AUsTRIAN ALLIANCE lMpuss BILE
The European Markets To-Day
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Noon RepOrt OF Markets,

LONDON, Sept. 7 -Noon.-Consols, 9l3z; United
States Five.twenties, 739s; Erie Railroad, 4512
Illinois Central, M; Great Western Railroad.
221h.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7-Noon.-CottOn dull; the
sales are not expected to exceed 5000 bales;
prices unchanged.
Breadstuffs and Provisions are also without
change.
Three o'clock Market Report.
LONDON, Sept. 7-3. p. M.-The closing prices
at this hour are as follows:-Consols, 943I;
American securities are dull, lth the excep-
tion of United States Five-twenties, which are
firm at 1873; Erie Railroad 4513 Illinois Central,
TN; Great Western. 22l&. -
LIVERPOOL, Sept 7-3 Z. M-Cotton easier.
bales; prices unchanged Breadstuffs firm.
Sugar firm. Spirits of rurpentine, 10d.; refined,
Is. sd. Other articles are unaltered.
Steamer Britannia Arrived Out.
GLASGOW, Sept 7.-The steamer Britannia
from New York on the oath ult., has arrived =
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives
health and vigor to the frame and bloom to
the pallid cheek Debility is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment
is submitted to, consumption, insanity, or
epileptic fits ensue.
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"A half-grown alligator was captured in
the Basin at Baltimore the other day. The
Young monster was placed in box and taken
10 the Schntzen Park, when 1t escaped from
the box and got into one of the temporary
frame buildings, among some females, causing
a great scampering and excitement.
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aaWeEA Ha9
HEbMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate dis
orders, in all their stages, at little expense,
little or no change in diet, no inconvenience,
and no exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste and
odOr, immediate in its action, and free from all
injurious properties. UoH
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Dorsey Gardner, now Of the Round Table,
]. X. Medbery, now of the New York Gazette 9,
F. w. Potter, now Of the Newark Courier, and
flrad Goodrich (s'Dick Tinto'') were, few
Years AGO all associated in the editorial con-
auct Of the Trenton IN. J) AOnitOr, now
defunet.
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FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCoNTI-
NENCE of Urine, irritation, Inflammation, Or
liberation of the bladder or kidneys, diseases
of the prostate glands, stone in the bladder,
calculus, gravel or brick dust deposits, and all
diseases of the bladder, kidneys, and dropsical
swellings, EWE
UsE HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU.
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Arrival of Steamers with Two Thou,
sand Passengers. rfI r

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.--Arrived, steamer VIr-
einia from Liverpool; Hermann, from Bremen;
and Atalanta, from Liverpool, bringing two
fhousand passengers, The steamer Columbia
nom (1alV0gtOn. 'r-ttatt W.
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Antwerp, 5ls%@515; swlss, 51sX@5I5; Hamburg,
a56dS636i Amsterdam, 40M04i; Frankfort, 40%(01l
Bremen 7s%@7sH; Prussian thalers, Hh@72"
The Boston Bank statement shows the fol-
loving footings compared with those Of pre-.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTI-
TUTIONs, of both sexes, use HErMBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BUcHU. 1t win give brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sleep well.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dan
gerous diseases. USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUcHu AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
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HELMB0LD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
is pleasant in taste and odor, free from all
injurious properties, and immediate in its
action.
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FROM WASHINGTON TO-DAY.
The Late ProclamatIon.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-There is authority for
stating that IL has been determined to furnish
TO every official, civil and military, under the
Government of the United States, q copy of the
recent proclamation of civil supremacy, with
suitable injunctions of loyalty and obedience
to the Constitution and laws. A circular will
shortly Issue to the Heads of Departments, with
appropriate instructions from the President,
charging them respectively with the duty of
distributing the proclamation to all persons In
the public service
The Amnesty Proclamation.
The IntelLigencer OF to-day says:-"During the
deliberation of the Cabinet yesterday, 1t is un-
derstood that 1t became evident that, in the
opinion of every member present, the legal
effect of the contemplated Amnesty Proclama-
tion would be to relieve all persons included
within its terms from all disQualidcations, as
we'll as all penalties incurred by their compli-
city in the late Rebellion, and of course, so far
as the action OF the general Government is con-
cerned, from disability as to the exercise Of the
right Of suffrage"
The Baltimore and Potomac HaiIroad.
The construction OF the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad has been commenced under
such auspices as TO insure Its prompt compile
tion, thus ommodating the increasing de-
mands of commerce, in addition to the saving
OF time and the convenience of passengers, by q
more certain and easier connection with Wash
ington of the Western, Northern, and Southern
trains.
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THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH
Therefore the nervous and debilitated should
immediately use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.
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| LEARN the folio wing was issued to-day:-

ExEoUTIvE MANSION, WARRINGTON, Sept. A. lse7.-
The heads several executive departments OF the
CO. ernment instructed to furnish each person
holding appointment in their respective depart
ments with official copy of the proclamation of the
President. bearing date of the Sd Instant with direc
ton stricly TO observe the requirements for
support of the Constitution of the United States
aud faithful execution ofthe laws which have been
(sienedj ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Steamship Tioga. Morse. for New Orleans. ~.
{ steamship Wyoming, Teal, for Savannah.
Rsteamship Pioneer, Bennett. for Wilmington. N,
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qgNef YoRR, Sept 9--A11A'oe'
huxley from sav,aah1i ,aah1ilipeiie, from Bremen.
basqHe ht3lssaahSii, panphy, nom Asplnwan'
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FoRrnEss hToEho. sept: L. fSr r orders.
ward from Calparsee Win w e,eores Dunn, ~ d
ss6n Baltin ore.f perenceeZ Z ~ f1s ~ York n
achr Daybseak sailed st'h ..-s w ~ 1-'.,. 4,
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patsnt auf ueue Grfiabungen.
Die llnter3ei6nrten babsn felt iiber atpan,ia
Sabren vatrnte fir heutl6e Grinder btfprat.S
Oeebr ais sebn tauienb patente linb bur@ uns
erlan9t pprnen.
Cine grUi9Ire, in tpelder Ser fur grfnSer
nOtbise &atb entbalten III, tpirb GRATIS en-
ale &pplifanten Derlanbt.
Sober, esr elm patent III ben gtreinisten
Staaten fur II Sabre su erlansen pinictt, urp
Der balieIbe am biaisfen unb i6neaffsn seiorst
habsn mill, IcIIte ii6 I'M SnformatiOn an
Nnnn unb &c., Hc. 81 part &pp, 3ep
gcrt, nenben.
Gin sebunbenes Bud, peI6es ii6tr $50 81,
luifrattrneu entbdlt, fpipie @bbdnbluueen fiber
ale @eeenf1nhe, bic Me6anifer unb Grfnber
intertiliren, III BET ms su otrfaufen. SIR 25
Gents merben mir Gin iOl9es Sebeni, Der IICb
barnm melbet, ;ui6ifen.
0fan abreliire
Gtti9 3mp aHann u. Co.. 81 Park Row NY.
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Sic sSahres s8erfGmmluna Der Mttiens {nbabsr Der
HaiAutue Nnb Decatur Gifenbabn ,ptrD
am sIDeiten Ttenftag (oen 12)
10 RoHat G0sember 1867 Bonn. IL ubr i'm Sra If
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kaber, Deie in Der BeriamniInne uerfreten au roSs
ben wanf6en unb tbre atftens Gerffate Der aHfdnos
34eH 0efeui6aft ntGt etngetaut6t baben, " Baen
IbTe aiten Certificate ufb bic Stenerqnttunaen elm
jsnoen, 3tennng iiber ibre Attisn In bic 1iider
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s1ntra9en gu t0nnen. Gtations' Aeenten unO Dis
TettOrer kdben Certificate unn G6eine o0er etiens
habHiteuers GuttungsH tiinftli1 Su beiSrbern. ats
tteH JHhaber, wet6e ibrs Certificate ober Aften ben
eonoHctsnrs porSsigen, babeH frete qafage Hao mnD
ron 6sr GDnDsntton.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-09
WHEELING w. vA SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1867.

cultivation than of climate. Sheep have
been successfully bred among the rice
swamps of Florida and South Carolina,
and there can be no doubt of the adapta-
bility for sheep raising of almost any
portion of Virginia and Maryland. We
have an immense advantage over the
Northern States in soil and abundance
and variety Of grasses. The winter feed
ing of the Northern States averages one
hundred and fifty days, while in the
South it is necessary to feed in winter
only under extraordinary circumstances,
by which sheep producers in the South
are guaranteed economical cultivation.
Nor will the cultivation of wool i'm
pair in any manner the production of
our great staples. If we deduct the
soil devoted in the growth Of cotton,
rice, wheat, tobacco, &C., &c, We shall
yet have large surplus of land which
should not beidle when available enter
prise is ut hand. Our necessities impel
rs to the immediate employment of all
our resources, and under present cir
cumstances, sheep husbsndry is certain
ly eligible and inviting.-Weekly Eram-
iaer.
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House Rill Ne. S.

FrRGUsoN's law to prevent the news
papers from calling him thief, waa
passed yesterday by his subordinates who
constitute, it is said, q majority of the
House Of Delegates. How far these
gentlemen are popular representatives
is very well shown by the extent to
10 which they have become FURGUsoN's
implements. We are not now certain
that any one has yet charged the House,
in 80 many words, with being led by q
pardoned thief, but after the vote upon
House Bill No. 5, no body will
be in doubt as to the relation
between JIM FURGUsON aud the House.
They may disclaim his leadership as
they please, bnt the comparative unan-
unity with which they have supported
his flyorite measure, shows that they
are not independent of that pure influ-
ence which GovernorBRAMLETTE's mercy
has enabled to affect the legislation OF
our State. Their acts prove JIM's power,
sud he would be no more prudent than
honest if he did not avail himself OF
their obedience to enact such measures
a. will secure him for the future against
the consequences Of his past derelic-
fIOns
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

| AlaDaIla udS loSI lo,oo5 uCSioco oihSS
1S42.
Oysters cannot be had for love or
money in some of our Southern cities.
Col. Steedman, of Edisto, S. c., was
murdered by two of his former slaves.
There is loud call for laborers on
some of the Georgia plantations.
Double daily trains commenced run
ming on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road on Monday. .'.
Last week two tobacco barns of James
Hunter, near Hanover junction, Va,
were consumed, together with about
5000 pounds of tobacco.
Two doctors have been arrested, res
cued and re-arrested by the military at
Waco, Texas, for the nameless mutila-
tiOn ofa negro lad.
The Louisiana Legislature has ex-
empted from tax all property which has
been used by the military or civil au-
thorities of the Unined States.
General Griffin has issued an order
which has the effect of extending the
operations of the Freedmen's Bureau
over the entire State of Texas.
A correspondent of the Galveston
Ners gives tlattering accounts of the ap-
pearance of the cotton crop through
the middle counties of Texas.
Great preparations for the shad fish
cry are being made in the waters near
Norfolk, Va, and an early and profit
able season is expected.
Virginia is agitating the subject of
the appointment. of board of commits
sioners to represent her interests at
Washington.
Mr.. Kent, of Natchez was astOnished
the other day by receiving a bill Of Ia
ding for ten boxes of tom-cats. 1t
should have been tomato catsup.
Mobile papers express great conf
dence in the efforts making in the Leg
islature of Alabama to connect directly
with the seaboard the iron and coal re-
giop in that State.
George W. Paschal and quite num-
Der of other prominent Union men of
Texas have memorialized Congress to
divide that State midway between the
Brazos and Colorado rivers.
The Savannah Ners says the future of
that city was never more promising if
by the coming autumn proposed rail-
road connections and arrangements for
direct trade with Liverpool are fully
cons ummated.
The New Orleans Comm ercial Bulletin
argues that it is not the fear of violence
that induces northern men to withdraw
their capital from the South, but fear of
the possible action of the Bureau of
Confiscation.
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(he said) by the long continuance OF
cold and snow. -,
(Which direction had they takenp'
asked we, with q view to a possible
days sport on the morrow.
Judge onr horror when the man named
the valley Mrs. Hardinge had chosen for
her walk that morning, and pointed to
the mountain Immediately overhanging
it as the place where he had seen them.
Before he could finish his sentence, we
were hurrying home at our, utmost
speed, hoping to find our fears needless,
and her safely returned. When, how
ever, we got there, hours later than she
usually remained out, OUR hearts failed,
when, to our quick question, "Where's
Mrs. Hardingei" my wife replied, Il
don't know; she has not come in; l
Thought she was with your Instantly
the alarm was given, the whole village
was reused; every man armed with q
gun rallied on us, and we took our way
to the entrance to the valley, silent and
sick with apprehension for the fate
which most likely had ere this overtaken
her. --.,.
Afterthe route of the dogs, we hasten
ed to tho trees, and climbing that in
which, by the light of our torches, we
could SEQ Mrs. Hardingej lifted her
down. She was quite insensible,
though, further than bad bruises anu
tears, apparently FROM falls and thorns,
she seemed unhurt; at all events, there
was NO mark of the dogs upon her, We
carried her home, and did all we could
to restore consciousness; but alas! the
horrors she had gone through had been
too great, and it was many, many days
before she recovered from their effects.
1t was not, indeed, until three weeks
afterwards that she. was able to give us
the preceding account. .rLgi
She still treasures her little pistol as
the chief savior, under Providence, Of
her life, but we who heard her tale 80
unafectedly told, thought the pistol
would have been but of little use, had
it not been for the wonderful pluck and
almost incredible courage which had
born her through hours Of danger, more
appalling than often falls to the lot Of
man to endure, much less to that Of
lady.
1t is hardly necessary to add that that
was the last time I ever laughed at o
lady for asking for o pistol as q birth
day present.
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In the better days of Maine, its Leg
islature passed law prohibiting mar
riage or quasi-beastly cohabitation be-
tween the whites and negroes. On the
lst inst, q bill introduced by leading
Radical to repeal this law was up for
discussion, when one Of its supporters,
Nr. STEVENS, of Augusta relative OF
THAD. STEVENS, who is native OF that
yicinity-delivered himself of n speech
in which lie declared that opposition
To miscegenation was san outgrowth OF
that low and degrading prejudice
which has kept the Democratic party
"aliye. Where in the law of nations
"or of God, can you find basis for this
claw, or one particle of evidence for
this relic of barbarsm In order
"that we may show clear record to
"the South he wanted to make our al
.tar free. The time is coming when
.'caste will not be recognized by polit.
''Ecal or religious speakers. 1t is base,
unthinking prejudice, stock of trade
" for the Copperhead party"
After Mr.. STEVENS finished his re-
marks there was general cry of "ques-
tion, question: which was upon mo-
tlon to indefinitely postpone. After
some delay in consequence Of not un-
dcrStanding the motion and changing
votes, the vote was declared-59 yeas,
s. nays. 4 motion was made to recon-
slider, and that the next Wednesday be
assigned for further consideration,
which after discussion, was carried
>! yeas, - nays. These votes show that
there is a very strong miscegenation par
~ among the white Radicals in Maine.
The question before the House is one
practically between the members OF
their party, as there are only thirteen
Democrats to one hundred and thirty
eight Radicals. 1t isan item of interest
TO any good philanthropists who may
be seeking places for young ladies of col
or who are in INDECENT circumstances q,
the South, that the female population OF
African descent in Maine is sparse--only
66S, according to the last census. As
the white males number between 3OO,.
0OO and 100000, and as the vote at the
last election shows 62 per cent. Radical,
it will be seen that in case of repeal
of the anti-miscegenation law, there
will be fine field opened for marriage
able Southern bellies of, sable hue.