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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-08
WnshInr,nnNn ua-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President
sent to the Senate his Message vetoing
the District Suffrage bill. The President
regrets having to disagree with Con-
greSS, and proceeds to discuss the rela-
lions existing between the CO. ordinate
branches of the Government, and the
powers of each. The message shows
that the bill confers upon the negro
greater privileges in the District thar
are accorded to him in any State North
or South.
There was full attendance of both
houses to-day, as though something OF
special interest was looked for.
1t was rumored on the floor that Mr.,
Ashley will state facts in his possession,
going to justify the proposed impeach-
ment, and that Mr.. Wade will give the
Senate his impression of the South.
Mr.. Loan, of Missouri, offered a res
Olution looking to the impeachment OF
was read the Senate refused to postpone
the consideration of the same.
1t is reported that the Committee on
Ways and Means will not recommend
any change in the tax on cotton.
Justice Nelson to-day delivered the
opinion in the New York bank case,
affirming the decision of the lower
court. Chase, Wayne ana Swayne dis
scented.
II is stated that Gen. Grants friends
deny that he approves the President IS
vile message, as claimed.
The consolidation of the quarter-mas-
ter's, subsistence and pay departments
of the army, is engaging the attention
of the general officer now in Congress.
Gen. Grant is understood to favor it.
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The bills for our customers are now ready
torsettlement, and we hope there will be no
delay in coming forward TO pay up.
dc3I ID. NICOLII d BRO.
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From San Erancisco.

SAN Francisco, Jan. THE receipts
of the San Francisco Internal Revenue
for the month of December, was S343,
900, and the receipts for the last six
months was nearly as great as the whole
amount received for the previous two
and half years, Four hundred and
thirty thousand gallons of spirits were
distilled within the limits of San
Francisco last year. The total value
of sugar refined in San Francisco last
year was three millions and seventeen
thousand dollars. Twenty-Five hun
dred pounds offleece wool were sold on
Saturday at thirteen cents.
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Meeting of the Fenians---Stephensa an
Exploded Humbug--.The AssassInn-
ton COnspiratOrs---TesE Oath De-
eIsIon-
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-At Convention
of Fenians at Manhattan, on Sunday
evening, James Stephens was declared
an exploded humbug, and Gen. Glea-
son elected to his vacated position of
chief organizer of the Irish Republic.
The United States steamer Susque-
hanna, arrived yesterday from New
Orleans.
A report at Washington says that
Mudd, SpangIer, Arnold and O'Laugh-
lin, the assassination conspirators, will,
in consequence of the Supreme Court
decision concerning the Military Com
mission, be brought from the Dry Tor
tugas, and handed over to the civil tri-
bunal.
The decision in the Test Oath case
will not be made until the 18th. The
majorityiopinion Will be delivered by
Judge Grier, who will be sustained by
Messrs. Clifford, Nelson, Wayne and
Field. The dissenting opinion will be
delivered by Judge Miller, and will be
sustained by Chase, Swayne and Davis.
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The Latest News.

BY TELEG RAPH.
BY the Union Line:
Once, corner OF Main and Monroe stree Is
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New York, Jan. THE Southwest
Pacific Railroad. was merged into the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad to-day.
Henry 81. Ward, L. w. Jerome, Robt.
L. Cummings, Paul S. Forbes and
Chas. Gould. were elected to the board
of directors of the latter company.
Resolutions were adopted at the Corn
Exchange to-day against a further re-
duction of the currency.
President Roberts issued another adj
dress, calling on all Irish to unite with
his organization to free Ireland.
The organ establishment of Carhart
& Needham, Odd street, was damaged
by fire to-day. Fully insured.
A letter from Turks Island, says a re-
port has just reached there that Presi-
dent Clifford, of Hayi, had been poi
SOned
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

, Tue LONDON MoNsY MAaKsr-LoNDoS, July o.
evening Consos closed at o. 7-18 for money Ameri-
pan securities closed at the following rates United
States fve-twenty bonds, 724 Illinois Central Railway
khares ToH Erie Halfway shares, 469l; Atlantic and
Great Western Consolidated shares 22x.
. The LIVERPOOL CoITos MARKEr-LyEaPooL, July 22-
Evening cotton market closed firm at the follow
Sng authorized Notwithstanding uplands l03kd
niddng Orleans 105sd The sales Of the day reached
700 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET.-LIyERPooL, July
R2-Evenng The breadstuis market closed frrner but
prices unaltered. Corn, 35s. Cd per quarter for
new mixed Western. Wheat lbs Sd. per Genital for
white California Barley, oats and peas unchanged.
LIvEGToL Provisions MARKET --l-YERPooL, July o.
Evsnng Bacon, 42s. Pork, 7Ss Cd Beef, laos.
LysRrooL PRODUCE MARKET --LlvERrooI, July 22-
Evening -Tha market Tor produce has been generally
nuli prices unchanged Ashes, 31s Rosin, COM
knou, 7s and dno, u.s. spirits turpentine, SIS. Tai
aow 44s Sd. Petroleum Cd for spirits and L. 3d. for
fehned white
LONDON Markets. -LoSDoS, July 22-Evening Sugars
md steady ct previous quotations. Sperm OIL closed
II CLIO per ton Other articles unchanged.
THB PErR0LEUM MARKEr.-LoNDoS July 22-Petroleum
ossd at Antwerp last evening at AZ francs for standard
white
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Tho Reported Capture OF Bishsp La1sy asd
His f.arty Denied.


Tho Reported Capture or Bishsp Lamsy asd
His i,arty Denied.
ST. LouIs, July "a, 1851.
A telegram fsom General A. J. Smith, dated Fort
Harksr Goth inst, 10 General shermans headquarters
here thai reliable information has been received
there TO the effect that Bishop Iamsy and party who
recently reported attacked by Indians Fort
Isrnsd, taken captvss and bruslly murdered passed
Fort Dodge fyfye miles west OF Fort Iarned, in CON-
psny with largo train on the 10th inst The reported
massacre must therefore be false
The Massacre Of I.ieutenant kidder aud His
Men CONFERENCE.-The Council with the Crew
Indians-Ths Recent Law TO Establish
Peace with tho Indians TO be Immediately
Carried iato Enect.
wAsaIsoTos, Juiy g. 1887
The following telegram from General Hancock
to-day received at General Grants headquarters
General Custer left Fort Wallace on tho 18th He
found the bodies OF Lieutenant Kddsr Second cavalry
men, killed and scalped Beaver creek, forty.
seven miles north OF Fort Wallace.
Commissioner Taylor. OF the Indian Bureau received
the following despatch to-day
FoRr Put KEARNy, Dakota July 81, 1887
Eighteen hundred Crow Indians have visited ma.
The council was highly satisfactory Their friendship
IL undoub,ed Tho warriors are anxious to join the
expedition against tho Sioux and Cheyennes, who are
still killing our people IA this country
j. H. KINNEY, SPECIAL Indian Agent.
official reports have also reached General Grants
headquarters announcing ths safety of Bishop iamey
and his party who rocontly reported captured by
Indians.
IL is designed to give immediate eject 70 the act OF
Congress TO establish peace with the hostile Indians.
The President will appoint the lures military
missionsrs thus completing the number designated II
IS contemplated to hold meeting at some point In the
West, probably ST. Iouis, where tho programme will DO
decided on and operations commenced Comm ssioh9r
OF Indian Affairs Taylor was in conference with tue
President this morning ia relation to this subject
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

RIrBMoSD, July -, 1867.
A telegram 70 the Despatch says:-About three hun.
dred persons were present. and among thsm General Joe
johnson.
The Wing has accounts OF a meeting 10 Charlotte
county, at which Colonel Henry, Confederate infantry
pfhcer, presided Delegates appointed 10 the Re-
publican Convention
A republican meeting has also been held in Amelia
The magistrates OF the Hastings Court held meeting
to-day TO reply TO General Schoheds recent comnunica
ton. The reply will be seat tomorrow.
The Eleventh regiment United States infantry, now
here, IL is stated, is 70 20 10 Texas
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THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
Gcnoral Grants Prospects-English Review
4 of tho Canvass.

Gcuoral Grants PrOspectS-En&lfsh REVIEW
of tho Canvass.
tNew York Juno 22l correspondence OF London News
here on way 10 Boston, where he TO attend some
Masonic celebration; but he has evidently given up
peeoh making beng apparently satisfied that his merry
Sioauence Is not well suited to these attitudes
Rhe feeling OF the radicss even against Mr. johnson
esry year Of an exasperang nature and then he has
kntered that last stage Of his term OF once IN when
6ostility Tho Nominations OF candidates for the next
Affection have already begun In the newspapers ana
ben one sees this ii is sign that the actual In
kumbent IL ceasng be object OF either hope or fear
asnsra Grant is thus far the next general favori,e
hhs nomustors both North aud South to tx natu
SaUs on him: but his silence which TO- In one sense, In
his favor Is not quality which commences MN 70 ,he
hurposs Of the newspaper the stump s the man who
Gatss speeches that can be quoted Al the same Time
Sspns there Is little doubt that the generals silence will
land him in very good stead II he will commit him
Seif fairly 10 the republican PLATFORM and that platform
Ehoud have nothing very offensive in It, he will undoubt
Odly receive the republican nomination and ne Goes
question whether me aemocsas wo ,h sauth Would
Wan 10 do So 30 that he would probably walk over the
course. The split In the republican ranks u there 90
6pt will probably come about either with regard 10
Ne tariff or with regard to the claims OF simple color 70
4 share in political honors The extreme radicals give
~ create negro pariv ,o color alone for rs basis. and
70 use il for tho negros political advancement by throw
Sng ts weight in with whichever OF the other two parties
Sl bid nishest for It's assistance For instance Wendell
phillips Is now talking loudly OF the necessity OF having
negro Vice President in order TO remove all trace o. ID
eausiIty before the law. He says this or sometn ng
Ike a. will be the sign, and the only true sign
chat tho republican party is sincere, ana tnm
She nero Ia really free and equal or course " would
e. essy 10 shov the folly and sbsurdy OF all this but
khs negroes are not likely to look at u In this light
khs idea Of having OF color on the PRESIDENTIAL
kcket or candidate Of the second Office in the govern
uent will charm them, and II II be persstentiy urged
undoubtedly they will offer their votes bodily 10 tne
oartv which is willing TO pay them this price; and !
Eoubt very much whether one party or other wiz not =.
Hast be INSCRIPTIONS enough or weak enough 70 accep
aha terms Not that In ink there would be anything
amproper in putting OF color in high Office; but
do think the seeds OF infinite sehef VIII be sowr
On the day In which the principle Is openly proclaimed
kbst mere color IA title 10 any political Office honor
IL would DO bard to hit upon plan OF opening up
wider Geld for dsmagoguery than this.
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The Crop. at the South.
NV OptEAxe. La .Tuiv Q

NEW URikANt, La, July =, 1857.
The cotton prospects continue dubious owing to the
constant rains The worm has appeared in dis
trscts and the wet weather has prevented the grass
from being cleaned out Tho reports from the corr
crop the upland districts are more favorable, but all
agree that the prospects for even two-tnrds crop 10
contingent upon the OF the rains The prospects
grain crops the best ever known The weather
is very sultry, with daily showers.
AUGUSTA, Ca, July ~, 1851
The wheat yield 10 larger than Tor many years The
crop abundant The recent rains have secured
The older corn, while the younger promises finely.
Cotton IL from three u four weeks late out the weed
fooks good and Is boiling well.
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NEWS From ylN FRANCISCO.

san FRlxcsco, July y, 800.
The ship David Csocsse', one hundred aud ten days
from New York, hss arrived here, She reports on
April s. IN latitude 80 30 north, iongi,uds 10 y vest
she passed wsier logged ship with nothing but her
forsmsn standing and Pail poop Her forward house
painted hes swing ng daviw on her quarter painted
black, her rail- brossn, away smidshps her bulwarks
gone aud she had the Appearance OF having been IN 'n
condition some time. .
The receps for Oates the past week we're f2Ao $50,
and aimee January J., s405I, 900.
Flour--supernr,e, IS so; extrs,yt6 so Wnest-lne
Yscelpta ere liberal; sales AZ 81 10 VI 20. barley
active a 81 25a 81 IS; the sales we're light.
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the PALACE alILsoAo CAR EXCURSION.
HARRItnrRo, July 22, 4

HARRrsnrRG july y, 1867.
The palace excursion party, from Philadelphia,
arrived here shortly after four o'clock but detained
more than hour waiting for the New York portion OF
The excursion party consisting OF three cars The Phla
dephia car built nj the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panys shop In West Philadelphia and Ia the most mag
nacent specimen OF work nlanshp, having cost about
$4,000 The moulding lamps columns and other
rnaments OF the interior Of German svel All the
rtures are frs class, combining every convenience.
he siespinz accommodations cannot be surpassed The
Tuests are composed principally OF the eenteuen Of the
aress accompanied by their iadles The parry will sup
pt Altoona and breakfast ~ PstsburG
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The aIinistry for the Province Of Ontario.
OTTAWA, July 20, 1857.
Hon J. s. Macdonald has at length formed his ministry
for the province Of Ontario by the addition Of Messs.
NJ G.. Cameron and Il. B. Woods, the former Of whom
has the reputation Of being pleasant buhoon. The
Ministry now stands as lows:--Hon. Messrs 8.
Macdonald, ~ C. Cameron, g. Richards John CARING
and f. b. Woods. Macdonald himself IS the only real
reformer in the body which will therefore be turned out
of office at the first session.
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Affairs at Nashville.

NAsHvLLs, Tenn, July %, 1897.
Ihe Bdnnsr newspaper press was broken on Saturday
and The presswork Of the sunday morning edition was
done on the press OF the Timer The printers the lat
ter ONCE, members OF the typographical Union notified
the publishers that they would quit work n this was re-
peated. This morning Mr. windham paid and discharged
ihem and intends hereafter 10 employ no printers that
belong 10 the Union.
Nick Carney, formerly . guerilla was snot and
killed at Carksville on Saturday, In o restaurant
The killing OF scruggs, at Goodlsttsviils was per-
snnal moi A political. Amir.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins,
will leave this port Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close o. the Post once st
half past eight o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Tho Nxw YoRx Manifestation Tor Europe will be
ready a, hsif-psss seven O'Clock n the morning
slnsls copies. IA wrsnpers rov mailing. six cents.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HERALD

The Riot at Franklin-The Gubernaterial
Campaign.
NAsHvfLLx, July a. 1867.
O'Clock p NJ
Captain walshs report Of his special nv esgaon into
the OF the Franklin riot IL published II IL
rmatory Of what has been already stated by General
Cariin.
The republicans estmatehat the majority Of Brown.
low for Governor Etheridge in the State will be
twenty thousand number Of Northern colorOd minis.
tiers are coming 10 stump the state for the Brownow
ticket
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The Ministerial Budget Adopted by Pariia-
ment.
FLORENCE, July 22-Evening
Tho debate the financial administration of tho gov
prnment was broueh. to conclusion in the Italian
parliament to-day, and the ministerial budget was
adopted with great unanimity
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rHe PRESS TtleGnAms.

Destructive Fire In the Memphis Navy Yard.
MExpHrs, July "a, 1897.
destructive FIRE occurred In the Navy Yard yestsr.
day and destroyed Bowder Co g tobacco factory and
Christian h Co.'S warehouse together with three
hundred bales Of cotton and thousand pounds OF
salt Total loss, sl50ooo insured for $4,000. prInci.
pay in Northern ofncsA The fire was the work OF an
incendtsrv
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the SlrnsAl GAME At ST. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, July ~, 1907
The base bad match this afternoon between the
National uub,,of Washington, d. O.. and the Union
Club Of this city, resulted the defeat Of the latter BY
The Ernprs Club wiz play the National Club so-
morrow.
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THE CROPS At THE WEST.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July %, 1861,
10 O'Clock T. ~
From the iatensss OF planting, and the unfavorabis
weather subsequently, opinions expressed that the
tobacco crop will not exceed two thirds the guam
sy. Short crop buyers in the market and prices
are still advancing.
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ORDER Or GENERAL POPE.

AUGUSTA, July "a, 1867,
General Pope orders the enforcement OF General order
No TO- which prohibits civil officers from using any
auense whatever 70 deter or dissuade people from taking
actve part In the rsconsiruong Of The state govern
merits under the MILITARY so.s
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Large Fire ut Port Hope. Fatal Accident.
poRr HoPE Ontario July o. 1867

IVhf IfoThI InF"IIOf "NIy - f0"''
fire, saturday last at tins place, destroyed the
stores OF A. g. Tempest 8. N. Pitts f. Clewes Q. Brent,
p }. ODonnell II. +. Howell and n. HockIn. Several
other parties who occupied the upper floors lost heavily
The total loss exceeds $50, 900.
fire engine ran over man named Colin, killing him
instantly.
terrible hurricane visited this locality last night.
The military drilling she'd which was In course OF
erection and had been nearly completed, was blown
down and entirely destroyed.
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Marine Intelligence.

QuEENsrowS July o. The steamship Tripoli, Captain
Aartyn from New York July II, arrived here to-day
hn the way TO Liverpool
DISASTER AT SEA.
LIVERPOOL July q = Dispatches have been received
hero stating that the bark Tangent from Boston, was
1passed on the 9th Of June, waterlogged and aban
moued
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r U s S I A..

Extension of Legislative Representation.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July %, 1857
An imperial ukase has been promulgated which de-
afoss the rs-esabshrnsnt of the Provincial Assembly
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THE PRESS TELeeaAms.

CHICAGO, July %, 1857.
The weather clear and warm. and favorable to the
crops
The weather IL dry and pleasant and favorable for
occurring the wheat crop but s thought 10 be too cool
Sor corn.
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Arrival of the steamers Moravian and Bel
gian-C oudttion Of the North American.

gian-C0udttiOn of the North American.
QUEBEC, July %, 1867.
The steamship MOravan with four hundred pnssen gers
from Liverpool arrived yesterday She reports that the
steamship North American, which went ashore on the
Island Of Anticost had been plstformsd and is now
kept from water by pumps IL expected that she
will be ahoat by Wednesday next
The steamship Belgian from Gibraltar with the Seven
ty-Sighth regiment has arrived here.
Twenty.sx families rendered houseless by the
fr~o asfu
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FIRE At cHIcAso.

CHICAGO, July %, 1851
Mears h Balers single mill and iamber yard we're
destroyed by hre last night Loss $40 0oo which In.
sured for go. 500
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Eu R o P E..
BY THE CABLE TO JULY 70.
The Italian Budget Adopted by
Parliament.
imprisonment for Debt Abol-
ished in France.
-~>o~~>-.~~>~~~-~-->->-
General Grant and the Presi-
dency.
: R A N C E.

The imprisonment for Debt Bill.
PARIS July 90 1851
The bill abolishing imprisonment for debt which
some 6me ago passed the Corps Iegis,sf has finally
paced the Senate sud is now q law OF the empire.
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Len q PEI rims ss"ce-Deiicie~s with sssvs
JOHN Dun CANS SONS. Agents for the y mites states.
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Mosquu - Nets,
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c A N A o 4.

General Butler and Sil&s Rich trot two mile heats
harness. this afternoon, for purse.
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DR. krnn sr.y, s ms5rrne CerdI.I-O9e Beta
have bottle q 4. eyssy srav H.r By land w
CO.. w rs s p Sd is ruisss 49,
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