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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-18
New YORK RpecIaIs.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Herald's
New Orleans special says an order from
military headquarters, issued tonight,
forbids the carrying of fire arms, open
ly or secretly, by any citizen, except in
performance of official duty. The Of
fender is to be tried by military COM
mission.
The Herald special says Judge KEEL
ly arrived at Montgomery, Ala, yester-
day and will address the people there
tomorrow.
General Swayne has gone to Mobile
to investigate the riots.
The Herald's special says Senator
Wilson addressed public meeting in
New Orleans last night, and was fol-
lowed by a culored clergyman. Gen.
Longstreet was one of the vice presi-
dents of the meeting. Some apprehen-
sion OF a riot was felt and the military
were kept under arms.
The Herald's special says: The re-
spectacle citizens profess great indig-
nation at the Mobile riot. Major
day, and urged him to hold another
meeting, promising to insure him safe
ty. Mr.. Kelly peremptorily refused TO
assist Mobile in purging herself from
the sin of violating hospitality and
premeditated hospitality.
The Times special says the Judiciary
Committee to-day began the investiga-
ton into the cases of the rival corpora
tions, which claim to be the right
full proprietors of the charter and
franchise of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, eastern division. Mr.. Mead, of
New York, appeared and was heard in
behalf of the party who are the petit
TONERS in the case. To morrow Judge
Usher, formerly Secretary of the Inte-
rior, will be heard in behalf of the
company which Is now in possession OF
the road.
The Times special says the President
has decided to accept the invitation ex-
tended to him by the Masonic fraternity
OF Boston, to attend their coming cele-
bration.
The Herald's Washington special
says, that Secretary Seward was before
the Judiciary Committee yesterday, and
gave full account of the efforts of the
Government in the capture of Surratt.
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Foreign Intelligence.

New YORK, May 1.-THE Herald's
special, dated London, May 18TH, says
a numerously attended and very i'm
posing meeting of the reformers OF Eng
land was held in st. James, Hall in
this city, to-day. The assemblage was
called with the view OF supporting a
proper and we'll adjusted plan of the
house holders long franchise, and
accept what are known as the Cabinet
concessions on these points. Mr.. John
Bright attended, and delivered an ad-
dress to the assemblage; he argued
very forcibly against the D'Israeli
bill and its amendments, and showed
that mere justice to the will of the
people should cause the liberal MEM
bers OF the House of Commons to reject
the measure altogether, by voting
against it unanimously at the third
reading, and thus compel the Cabinet to
remit the question of reform to the
people at large in the new form.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advlces to the 18th of May.

LONDON, May Neutrality-suspicious.
market, quiet; consuls. 921E; Illinois
Central, 971+i Erie, 42X; United States
5-2O's, TN.
LoNDoN-Noon-The bullion is in
creased for the west bank OF England
to 974, 900 pounds.
MoNEY-Quiet and steady; Consols,
92k; Erie, AZ; Illinois, 76k; Bonds at
Frankfort, IT'S.
MISUNDERSTANDING l7:-Cotton
Weak; sales from 10000 to 226, 900
bales. Breadstufs-Quiet. Corn
Ais Cd. Wheat-Firm at 13s cd for
western red; las Cd for California
white. Oats SID. Provisions-Quiet.
Lard, SD. Cheese, 62s.
LIVERPOOL, May 17.-Evening-Cot-
ton, firm at ll7G for mlddling uplands;
liz for Orleans; sales of12,OOO bales.
Breadstuffs are dull; wheat, flour and
corn are unchanged. Oats have
declined Id, and quoted at IS cd;
closing at IS Cd for Canadian. Provis-
ions quiet and without decided change.
Lard has declined Sd, and quoted at
sis cd for American produce; Paris and
London quiet and without alteration.
Ashes have declined eds; pots, 30 Cd.
Pig Iron has advanced to SIS Cd.
LONDON, May I7.-Dispatches from
Athens state that two sanguinary bat
ties had taken place recently in Gambia,
In both of which the Turkish COM
mander Omar Pascha was badly
beaten. His loss in both Is estimated
at 5000.
The Great Powers OF Europe have
again united in petitioning the Porte to
cede Crete to Greece.
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From New York.

New YORK, May 1.-THE mail steam
er from Rio Janerio arrived to-day,
bringing news from South America
which is important.
President Lopez, of Paraguay, has
accepted the mediation proffered by the
U. s. Government through Minister
Washburne, and will. send an envoy
to Washington. The allies on the other
hand had not accepted the American
plan, and it was doubtful whether they
would. There is no further fighting
between the contending armies.
The revolt in the district of the Mem
doza Republic Is assuming still more
alarming proportions.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Jeff. Davis still
remains secure at the New York Hotel.
He will not leave the city until to-mor-
row or Monday.
Three illicit distilleries were seized
yesterday.
Mary p. Chamber died In Brooklyn
Tuesday. Consequence, over dose nus
vOmica, a mistake of drug clerk, who
was arrested.
Mr.. Robbins has been appointed chief
engineer OF the forth coming East River
Bridge.
Judge Southland has issued the
mandates compelling the Comptroller
to execute the renewal of Fernando
"OON Oul4NluSy Nassau Street, 10 Ln6
city, and restored the original judgment
against the proceeding.
Anthony Mather, a boy of nineteen,
was sentenced to the State prison for
life for killing Stephen S. Garland, in
March last.
At the session to-day of the Presby-
terrain signed reports were read, that
from Chicago made especial reference
to the increase of intemperance and
Sabbath breaking, and suggesting the
appointment of a committee to take into
consideration means to prevent the
spread Of the evil.
The Hoboken races-Hurdle race, one
mile over three hurdles, Expert beat
Garriotales, time 2:14H. One mile dash
for three years old, six entries, was won
by Planet, time 1:5lk. Selling premi-
UNI, mile and quarter dash, was won
by Twinkle, time 2:2l7<. The closing
premium, all ages, mile and quarter
dash, was won by McDaniel's black
colt, who was beaten in the third race,
time 2:23k
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

THE New York Independent in speak
ing of business matters in that city
says that
The heavy spring payments are
nearly over with the 10 bbers and interi-
or retailers, and the trade generally
will now give unusual attention to the
reduction OF stock, in anticipation of a
very dull summer.
The same paper also remarks as fol-
lows upon the status of the Dry Goods
trade:
The dry goods trade must again be
reported as fiat. Jobbers, importers,
and commission houses alike complain.
Such dullneSs in the middle OF Nav
has not been known in many years.
Merchants from the interior will not
buy goods, under existing circum-
stances, except in very small lots, to
supply absolute wants. No amount OF
urging avails, and cheap goods ara no
no temptation whatever. Cotton is
lower; gold is falling: Manufacturers
are stopping their mills; money in the
Country is scarce; breadstutfs are dear;
rents and other expenses enormous;
taxes are high; and things generally
look blue. These are simple, stubborn
facts, and will have their legitimate in
fluence. To ignore them is foolish. To
accept them as providential dispersal
tions is wisdom. To whine or go long
faced is unchristian.
In regard to the stock market the
Independent makes the following OBJ
servation:
The whole stock market is at present
in u very uncertain condition. Prices
may go some higher, but the general
belief is that they must soon take the
opposite direction. Indeed, a severe
panic in Wall street, at any moment
would not take many people by sur.
prise.
The Cincinnati Commercial of last
night remarks as follows upon the ap
pearance of trade in that city:
Trade of all kinds is kept within mar
row limits, with no buoyancy in any
article of commerce, and with qnite q
general feeling on the part OF mer.
chants that they will not see brighter
times until good crops shall give them
real basis for an active commerce.
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81 go for No. 1, and 81 rs for No. 2. Corn
Active at 81 OF 1zal OF. Oats-Firm at
991a7Oc. Rye-Firm at 81 5Sa1 ST.
Barley-Dull at eOc.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dun and un-
'-71za73{c for shoulders.
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 80.
Buffalo.
May 17.-FLoUR-Steady; Sl6 5Oa17 90
for white wheat western and Canada.
GRAIS-wheat--S2 80 for No. Chica
go; 81 90 for No. Milwaukee. Corn
81 O5al 10 for new and 81 10 for old west
ern. Oats-No.2 Chicago 7s34 and held
at SOC.
Canal freights dull.
Milwaukee.
400.
GRA1N-wheat-E at 81 80 for
No. 2.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer
Virginia, from Vera Cruz, 4th, has ar
rived.
The siege still continued, but there
was little activity. The city was all
fortified. The Liberals have but few
guns. The beseiged hope that the yell
low fever season now coming on will
cause the Liberals to raise the siege.
1t is reported that the Liberals have
strong war steamer at Tampico which
will soon arrive and blockade the port
of Vera Cruz.
Sissal was taken by the Liberals,
April 26th, and was still in their poses
sion. The Virginia brought back to
New York the cargo which she took
out for SisSal.
The news from the interior of Mexico
was meagre and unreliable.
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Presby-
terrain General Assembly OF the Old
School, assembled here yesterday. DR..
opening sermon. Over two hundred
members were present. DIR. P. D. Cur
ley. of Washington City, was elected
Moderator.
CINCINNATI, May 17.-At the Presby-
terrain General Assembly this morn
morning, the various standing COM
mittees were appointed, after which
the report of the Joint Committee OF
the Old and New School Churches on
the subject OF reunion were read and
referred to select committee of seven.
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FORTRESS MONROE, 17.-Au instance
of an alleged violation of the Civil
Rights Bill occurred to-day in Norfolk,
and has occasioned considerable COM
ment. 1t appears that a colored
woman. a passenger on the ferry boat
crossing the liver, was elected from the
cabin designated for white women, by
the captain of the boat. Complaint
was made to the Mayor, who issued a
warrant for the arrest Of the captain,
who was taken into custody. Thecase
will be heard to- morrow.
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CRIsPER COMA.

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BUFFALO, May 16.-About 2 o'clock
his afternoon the roof Of the Buffalo
Union Pudding Mill, 90 by 200 feet, fell
Four men were killed and 10 dread
fully crushed. Killed: Charles II.
MMiigan, George Parce, Frederick Fos-
ter and James Murphy. The Union
Iron Works was destroyed by fire last
December and had been rebuilt, and
the roof was just being placed in posi-
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From Sd. Louis.

ST. Lous, May 16.-The liabilities, &C
far as ascertained, of Wiggin s. Grow,
Their, charged with fraud and swindling
are 500, 900. About $500 worth OF goods
remained In store when the assignment
was made; against which were David
Valentine d Co., and Corwin & Co., Of
New York; Haskell q Co., st. Louis.
The loss by the burning of the steam.
er Denver, at st. Joe yesterday, was
$40, 900; $4,000 was insured in Cincin'
natl Offices
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ROCHESTER, May lin the Presby-
terrain Assembly to-day the standing
committee, and appointed records was
presented, and reports of permanent
committees received. The report of the
commission on foreign missionaries
was very gratifying.
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Reparator CapilIi

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New York, May 1.-THE steamer
Virginia, from Vera Cruz. Sissal and
Panama arrived.
1t is again stated that Macmillan
is hemmed in at Queretaro,
Sissal and Merida are in Possession OF
the Liberals.
There will be no attempt to take
Vera Cruz by storm. Provisions there
are plenty and cheap.
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NEW YORK, May 17.-Measures are
being taken among prominent German
citizens to concentrate the German
vote at the next election on an anti
excise plan of form, Independent of po-
litical views.
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DETROIT, May ia horrible muir
der occurred at East Saginaw last
night. Edward r. King, shoemaker,
stabbed blacksmith named Jno. Zeely
with knife several times, causing i'm
mediate death. King escaped.
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ALBANY, May 17.-There was a break
in the Erie Canal short distance west
of Schenectady to-day. It is reported
that 1t will take five or six days to
repair It.
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Boston, May ia young woman
named Alice Cabbett has been arrested
on charge of causing the death of
stephen West and Washington Picker
ing, by poison.
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fpr8ent.
For Rent,
For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Geo R Taylor & Co., and ]. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good Offices in second story, and
good rooms for other purposes In second AID
third story in good order. Possession given
to some rooms Immediately, Others April LIST.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once, No. 1lS3S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. febS-n
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A RRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
"A Mails at the Post Office, Wheeling. West
Virginia.
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Has a. m. 0:I5 a. M.
7:4S p. m. 500 pm.
HAS a. m. 9:l5 q. m.
7:i5 p. m.A3:O p. m.
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500 a. m. 1910 p. m.
$50 p. m. $50 p. m.
500 a m. e:lO p. nj.
$50 p. m. 500 p. m.
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29Op. IN 1880 p. m.
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2:SO p. m. l%0 pm.
. 500 p. m. 1880 p. m
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, 500 a. IN. 300 a. m.
9:I5 a. m. $50 p. m.
1000 a. m. $50 a. m.
600 p. m. 2s0p. m.
.ll.OO m. coop. m
Lll:I5 a. m. Oils a. m.
500 p. m.
7:3Oa. IN.
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400 p. m.
$50 a. m.
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F U R IT U R E
MAT TRE s s E s

and Bedding of every description. All OF
the above articles will be sold as cheap as by
any other house in the city.
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The Latest News
BY ELEG RAPH.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Eastern Through Mail
viaC& P r X for New
England States, Eas-
tern New York aud
Eastern Penna.........
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Pittsburgh, Cleveland
and Chicago via @.
& p. H .R..................l
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GROCERIES Coffee-Easier; sales of
Rio at private terms. Sugar-Steady;
sales 600 hhds. at 1O1Sa12c for Cuba3
sales 200 hhds. English Island at Asa.