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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-In the various
wards Of the city, yesterday, 1857 VO.
tiers were registered, which makes Il
total with those registered at the begin.
ming OF the month, Of 10000.
WIN. II. Dodge, manufacturer oil
chrOnomeIers ut No. 1872 South street,
was arrested yesterday, charged with
forging the signature OF VIM. II. Webb
for check OF 1880, payable In gold.
The failure of the young and enter.
prlslnR firm of Sherwlu 4 Co., is nc.
counted Tor In two theories; first, that
u was caused by the fierce rivalry OF A.
I. Stewart & Co., who sold goods for
lower prices than Messrs. Sher.
win &: Co. could buy them at,
Another, that the three weeks delay In
refilting the old MaisOn DOree was IA.
tai, the goods previously bought hav.
Ing fallen so much in that time as 10
cripple their resources Rt the start. BY
the closing Of the firm nearly 800 per.
sons are thrown out OF employment.
Henry n. T.. Myer, for many years
cashier for Messrs. O. q. Gunther &
Sons, died suddenly on Thursday.
In the case OF ClinCh, who brings nc.
ton 10 recover 81 900 fees, while act
Ing M Collector OF the Port Immediate
ly after the death Of Preston King, the
argument OF the counsel WAS heard
yesterday and Judge Blatchford ~.
served his decision.
The Registration In this city for the
counting municipal election reaches
lS50OO, but II Ii not believed that much
over 90 OOO votes will be- cast.
The Court Of Errors and Appeals, OF
New Jersey, has finally decided that
the Camdent & AmbOy Railroad bust.
ness must not be lnteriered with by the
lthriiHn and Delaware hay Railroad,
which had built II connecting branch
so that they shared the monopoly Of tho
former road Of running trains bet ween
New York and Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. SO.--The Presl.
dents message Is In type, aud was
again the subject Of Cabinet cousidera.
ton to-day, all tho members being
present. including General Grant.
NRw SOTK, Nov. 3O.-A Washington
special TO the Commercial, dated Nov,
30th., says tho Presidents message is
moderate and cOnCilia:Ory In tone, but
II argues that the Congressional plan Of
ecUuslrucliOn Ii failure and that the
country pronounced against II ut tho
full elections. Economy, retrench.
ment and uniform taxation are recon.
mend,d rs II means TO effect the TesIOr.
atinu at specie payments.
The Finance Committee will press TO
II vote Fessenden's bill limiting the
circulation Of Northern banks and in.
creRslnR Il South.
Only 81 votes can be counted In the
House In favor Of Impeachment.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Presl.
dents annual message and accompany.
ing documents will be communicated
TO Congress on Tuesday. Copies were
mailed to-day In order 10 reach the dis.
tant points by that time.
The following IL an extract from the
report Of the Comptroller Of Currency
In relation to the failure of National
banks since the organization OF the
first National bank, June 2Sth, 1868, up
10 October /, 1867. Ten National bank.
ing associations have failed. Their az.
gregate capital is 81, $4,000; aggregate
liabilities and capital. s., Isl, 800; depOs.
lis and other liabilities TO the public,
50, 81, 200; total, $3.50, 100. The clrCu.
latiOu will be paid In full, SO that the
public will suffer no loss from that
source, and the bonds deposited as
securities for the same would
to-day realize surplus OF
some S250,0O0 that would be applied
TO the payment Of tue general credi.
tors. A careful estimate Of the assets
leads TO the conclusion that II will re.
alize sum sufficient to pay 20 per cent
TO creditors, leaving the total ultimate
loss sustained by the public through
their failures a. about Sl.00O, 900. The
failures OF National Banks which have
thus tar occurred, may, in every in
stance, be directly traced to dishonesty
or Incompetence OF the bank officials
and the violation Of the plainest prOvi-
siOns OF the law under which they were
organized. Government depOsits-are
not included In the above mentioned
Item Of deposits aud other liabilities OF
the public! The only loss TO the Gov
ernment will result from the failure OF
the Merchants National Bank Of
Washington, which has been investiga.
estimate OF The total ultimate loss sus
tained by the people does not include
amounts which may be recovered from
stockholders on personal liability.
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NEW YoRR, Dec. 1.-The steamship
Henry Chauncey, from AsplnWall, 22d
Of November, has arrived,
Adylces rom BogotA 70 October i6lh,
state that the ttlhl Of MosquerA was
uncontrolled. Denominations OF sym.
pathy Tor Mosquera had compelled the
President Of the Senate, on several
days, 10 have the public removed from
the house, and CongTesa was guarded
constantly by soldiers, 10 prevent n
fofclble attack BY MosquSFa's friends,
President Acostas' government was
10 dangerous position, several States
having energetically protested against
the Interference Of the General Gov.
ernment In the affairs OF the State Of
TolimA.
The press OF the State Of Cauca speak
openly OF severlng connection with the
Federal Government and declaring IL
self Independent, and commissioner
from the State Of AntioquiA had arrived
Of Papayau, TO arrange a common line
OF ncllon 10 case Acosta continued bis
Unconstitutional meddling with the
sovereignty Of the States.
A new revolutionary force has sprung
up in Tollma, with whom, Il was feared,
AntiOqniA and Cauca make common
cause, and q bloody civil war will en-.
sue. The troubles seemed 10 be bring.
Ing In other sections Of the republic.
The reported lynehing OF General
Herrera Is denied.
The annual subventlon OF $4,000 to
the State Of Panama has been with.
drawn by Congress.
The annual budget shows q deficlen.
oy oHoyer two millions TOR the current
year, and that OF the million dollars
paid 10 the government on the rAtihca.
ton OF the Panama Railroad contract,
over $500, 900 have been expended intwo
months,
A new guauo deposit has been dlscov.
cred between Calderea and Puerto En-.
giles, In Chill.
President Prado, Of Peru, was at the
head OF his army Immediately In front
OF AfequipR. Though some OF the reb.
els deserted and Joined the National
army, the great bulk adhered 70 their
cause. II Is stated that the whole coun.
try Is prepared to rebel II the revolt AT
Arequipais not speedily crushed. Some
small outbreaks In the country districts
have been suppressed. Some exiled
SpaniArds returned TO CalloA, and the
President has resolved TO annul the de-
cree Of their excitement, except only
those who have been hostile TO the Re
public.
The Columbian war steamer CuAya.
spad, foundered at sea September sd,
between the islands ofTrinIdAd and To.
bago, on voyage from England. The
crew were all saved. The vessel cost
$500, 900, and had on board a monument
Of the finest marble destined as recep.
tAcle for the heart Of Simon Bolivar,
now In the Cathedral Of Bogota, for
which Congress had voted 81, 200.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.-The Nexi
can Consul has received correspond
ence showing that JuareL's proposed
amendment 10 the constitution IL prob
ably adopted. The majority In Duran,
20 and adjoining States Is large. Jua,
req received a large majority for Presi
dent. The vote for Governor O.
Sinoloa resulted In a tie between
Pubic and Martinez, A new election
will be held.
There WAS an explosion at the Pacific
Powder Mills nj San Rafael to-day
Three men were killed and one serious.
ly injured.
Late Alaska advIces report coniIn,
ued serious rains.
A political meeting was held to FRAME
corporate regulations In the town oI
Sitka.
A Masonic Lodge was organized and
dispensAtIOn asked Of The Grand Lodge
Of Washington Territory.
All articles are held III exorbltani
prices.
Sailed: Twilight, for New York
Hartfordshire, for Liverpool.
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CISCISNATI, Nov. SO.-The coroner's
jury empanelled TO inquire into the
cause Of the recent disaster on the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, re,
turned verdict last night which was
that the collision resulted from gros.
neglect Of duty OIL the part OF certain
employees OF the company on said
road, and OF the Atlaclic and Greal
Western Railroad Company.
The organization for Il homeopathic
dispensatory In this city was perfected
last night. A board Of twenty trustee,
was elected.
Alta public meeting on Third street
last night, the Government was called
upon to interfere HI 10 the course OF the
British Government toward The Irish
prisoners, who are American citizens.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. SO.-A North Platte
dispatch dated the 9Th says: Spotted
Tail and three hundred OF his people
have been here since Saturday. waitInr
for the Com missioners, and half d doE.
enOgallallaIas are here withBlue Horss,
Spotted Tall says ne more Indians will
come in, and he IL anxious to get their
annuities and return 70 their camp on
Willow Greek.
In a speech to-day, Spotted Tail said
be was unwilling 10 20 to Washington
until peace Is made with the Northern
Indians and treaty signed. He u
willing TO 90 70 Phil. Reafney next
spring and Agn q treaty with the In.
dams.
Generals Harvey and Sanborp, and
the Indian Commissioners, Beauyh, and
Jack Rowland, arllyed tonight via
Cherry Creek. =. :
Spotted Tall has since expressed his
willingness 10 visit Washington n al.
lowed TO take i've men along with him.
Gen. Harvey and Col TGppan will
remain over TO satisfy the clamor OF
the Indians for goods.
The Northern Indians are still belliR.
erent
On the 26lb inst, a suffers train es.
corted by LieutShIrley aud 10 soldiers,
was attacked on Penian Creek, twenty
miles above Fort Phil. Kearney, by
Red Clouds band. Lieut. Shirley was
shot through the foot and two men
were killed, The Indians ran OF With
six wagons and $4,000 worth Of goods,
They numbered 800. Some Crows were
among them.
On the 18th inst, fourteen Indians
led by Big Bears sons, came within two
miles OF Fort Laramie, and ran OF with
seventy head ofhorses and mules. The
herders followed them forty.fve miles,
accompanied by Captain Wells and d
company OF the I'd cavalry, but they
were not overhauled. Twenty.seven
mules were found on the trail, some
run through with spears. Three hun.
dred Indians are on the war path, and
1t - supposed they are waiting for me
aoldlera to come up, when they expect
ed to decoy them Into trap.
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NRw York, Nov. 3O.-The Tribune's
special says: Secretary MeCulloch has
finished his report, and copies will be
sent Tomorrow TO the principal news.
papers. The document, which Is oil
considerable length, refers to the re.
ports of the different treasury bureaus,
drawing from them facts aud figures In
support oil the views advocated in his
own report, and celebrating upon them
at length.
McCullOch alludes to bis earlier re.
ports, going back TO the time Of his
nomination, and also to the reports OF
ex.Secretaries Chase and Fessenden, IN
support OF his views and policy of con.
tinuinR to contract ut the rate OF four
millions per month, us provided by law.
He shows that there were months
when he could have contract
ed the above amount, but re.
Trained from doing so because he did
not think 1t necessary or expedient.
DE takes strange grounds against ex-
panslon, which, TO use his own lam
guage would be ruin, and lead to re-.
pudiation." The views of Gen, Butler
aud Mr.. Stevens and others are com.
nlented on, and the results of
the different finance schemes IL carried
out, are enlarged upon and contrasted.
He interprets the law In reference 10
the iive-twenties as binding the cOun.
try 10 their payment In coin, principal
and Interest and believes II this policy
looking TO their redemption 10 currency
shall be adopted, the effect will I've dis
astrOus. He states he has sufficient
gold in the Treasury IN meat tina Ia
mAnds on the Government and keep
the market In check. He gives his rea-
sons Tor not selling more gold, and en-
deAvOring TO bring resumption. In
that way the speculHtOFs would
Tomorrow buy up all the gold he could
offer, and then easily control the mar.
ket and make the premium higher than
ever II has been. He believes the Trl.
bune's policy of resumption would lead
to an immediate crash In business,
which he hopes to avoid. He com:
menls at length on the Internal Rev.
enue Commissioners Report, and gives
his opinion that II the Internal Rev.
enue Department and the Treasury De.
pRrtment had sole control Of the sys.
TEN, the taxes would be fully collected,
and an end put to fIaud aud cOrrup.
ton.
The report has been read at cabinet
meeting, for the Information and guild.
ance OF Mr.. johnson, who has some
financial Views 10 propose In his forth
coming message.
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LONDON, Nov. SO.-AddItlonul par,
ticulars Of the explosion Of the steamer
Bouboulina a liverpool yesterday
The BouboulIna was a Greclan steamer
recently turned over to that Govern.
ment She was built In this country
during the latter years OF the war In
the United States, for Frazer, Trenholm
q Co. Her original name was Colonel
Lamb. The explosion occurred abou,
six O'Clock A. NJ, when the Bouboulina
was getting up steam preparatory to
leaving. There were lS9 persons on
board at the time, and Il Is thought at
least 10 were killed. The Bouboulina
bad a lsrge quantity ofarms and am.
muniLion on board for the Greeclan
Government.
LONDON, Nov. So-Hoou.-oonsols
9iHfu. 8. bonds. II; Illinois Central
SSH Erie47IE. Bill RI
2P. H.-Erls Ak; Illinois Central
SSH us. bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov, so-Noon.- Cotton
dull. Brsadstuffs dull.
2P.M-ootton declined l.l6d; sales
uplands at I'D; New Orleans 71d.
Red wheat las Id for No. 2. Lard 4Ss
Cd; bacon As. A-
PARIS, Dec. 1.-Marquls De Nous.
tier, Minister of Foreign Affairs, in
addressing the French Senate yester.
day Saidi The stay ofthe French troops
now remaining in Roman territory
would be brief, and II was only intend.
ed to insure the safely OF the Pope.
The question between the Holy Father
and Italy was one OF distrust, and the
object OF the great European conference
proposed by the Emperor was to re-
move this dlstrust. rs ~
LISBON, Dec. 1.-The mail steamer
from Brazil has arrived. The news
from theseSt of war on the Parana, is
that the Allied cavalry made an attack
on the Paraguayan forces, which the
BrazIlians claim resulted in complete
victory for the Allies. Brazilian re.
ports OF the fight say that Lopez lost
1000 killed and 200 prisoners, while the
loss OF the Allies was only so killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-02

RICHMOND, Nov. SO.-Lasl evening a
meeting NJ the cOlOred Republicans was
held nj the Capitol Park, at which resu.
luIiUns were adopted declaring that In
view OF the efforts OF the conservatives
TO inlimidHir the cOlored voters, Hon.
John NJ, Bolts, Gov. Peirpoint, Frank
lin Steers and others, DO requested
To call State Convention OF
the white Republicans 10 assist and d d.
rect the cOl0red people in carrying tue
election for the ratification OF the Con.
stilullnn.
The colorcd delegates from this city
to the Convention were present, and
Joined In the request. Addresses were
made urging the necessity Of having
the aid OF the white Republicans in the
coming election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-02

'MINSEAPoLIs, MINI, Nov. SO.-Rev,
Edward W. Dunbar was yesterday
found guilty Of polygSmy.
The Minneapolis horse railway com.
pany, organized here yesterday, made
arrangements TO have the track laid as
soon rs practicable.
A daily line Of steamers are 10 run 10
this city thus transferring the head Of
steamboat navigation from ST. Paul
TO 81. Anthony's Falls.
In Wright county, on the 18th inst,
Charles +. Stone was assaulted by 4
man named Dartmouth, aud 10 badly
inj ured that he has since died. The
murderer has been arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-02

DUNKIRK, Dec. l.-Seyen OF the crew
Of the OsweRO attempted TO land, yes.
terday afternoon, but the boat capsized.
Orrin Phillips, Engineer, WIN. John,
son, WIN. Davis, Samuel johnson and
one other were drowned. The two
mates were saved. The crew was saved
this morning.
PoRr CoLBoRNE, November SO.-The
schooner New Dominion, Of Pictou,
went ashore, yesterday, near Long
Point,
The schooner b. F. DAyy, OF Chicago,
with corn for Kingston, went on the
reef east OF the piers, last night, and is
leaking, but got of without much dam.
age.
Weather cold, and showing.
CLEVELAND, Novem Der 30.-A heavy
storm OF wind Is raging since midnight,
It is showing and freezing. The bArque
Potomac, laden with telegraph poles,
has been on the piles against the ma.
rine hospital since nine o'clock this
morning. The crew was saved. The
vessel is pounding heavily on the piles,
and the bottom will probably break up.
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oswEao, Nov. SO.-The schooner Car
thagenla, from Chicago, with a cargo
OF 1900 bushels wheat, went ashore
last night mile below this city. ThG
crew were taken OF In u lie boat. It Il
feared that the vessel and cargo arc Q
total loss.
DuNKIRK, Nov. SO.-The propeller
0sWeRo went ashore last night In bad
snow storm, four miles above this
place. She Is full OF water, and pound.
Ing on the rocks. The crew OF the
barque Gem, with a number Of citizens,
started with life boat TO rescue the
crew. Alter the crew OF the Gem len,
that vessel broke loose from the dock
aud grounded. She had no cargo on
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New York, Nov. 3O.-Lasl evening n
Ore originated In the Drying mud Ja.
pnnlng house connected with the Pen.
cil mnnufnctOry Of l.. Faber, between
i2l aud i3d streets. The building was
II one story brick, with II story above,
and owing TO liz dryness, burned very
rhriuly, aud soon communicated with
several piles Of cedar logs. By good
management the engineers kept the
liatlieH from thenain factory buildings,
thus preventing large destruction ui
property. The stock In the drying house
was estimated Vt 8! 500, and the llnm.
ngs to the cedar logs will not tai. short
OF $4,000. Insurance s., 900 only on this
property, In out Of tnwn companies.