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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

KEsTUcKY.-The Frankfort Common
irsaLH gives a brief biography OF the
officers lately elected on the Democrat
lc ticket in Kentucky. II says that
John L. Helm, Governor elect, was,
during the entire war Of rebellion, an
undisguised sympathIzer with the Con-
iedsrates. He was more than once ar
rested by Sherman and Rousseau, and
more than once engaged in open or co.
vert schemes, which looked solely TO
The benefit OF the ConfederaCy. He has
not, during all the long and weary
wears Of war, bresthed one patriotic as
The rest OF the ticket is of similar
way Of thinking. 1t makes a bad show
Tor the Democracy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

THE Memorial DipIomatiqte has a
letter from Trieste. which AYERS that
Carlotta was poisoned before she left
Mexico. Her physician is very sure
that this causes her peculiar insanity.
II is thought she may be cured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

The latest foreign papers show, not
withstanding the surface manifestation
10 discredit it. that there are some APP
prebensions OF war in Europe, and 1t
cannot be dispelled by the statements
that are put forth from time to time in
the official journals of Paris and Berlin.
mat Napoleon and Bismarck are play
rng all tneIr arts In the Ysrions Courts
of Europe TO secure alliance in prospect
of a collision is beyond question, and it
Is also certain that wsrlike preparations
are more than usually active, and II
the present feeling is kept up much
longer, there will be an irrepresslole
nd from all classes for trial OF
arms that shall give promise OF more
detiuite and assured peace thereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

The thsoIogIans, as we'll as the saints
OF our era, are surely the condemned
ulurderers, and IL the reporters will but
he active, the parishes may save the
expense OF clergymsn. The PhiIadel-
pnln Ledger treats US to dislogus be-
tween winnemore, who is to be hanged
Tor numbering Mrs. Dorcas Magilton,
and zone OF few visitors" The doc
triuaI investigation was conducted in
the Socratic form, with questions and
answers, and is 80 reported In full
Take this. for example:
q. Do you believe that our spirits in
the future world will be puTged from
their guilt by punishment, and that our
punishment will be eternal? a. be-
iieve that II Will not be eternal. II Will
he in our power to purify ourselves. As
long AS "A human being in the future
stale has disposition 10 sin, so long
viii he be punished.
q. You mean, then, that If he Will re-
uounUc his sin and Tree himself from IL,
he viii hos free from further punish
Ineut? A. That Is my Idea. ~.
This is IA specimen ofH long colloquy,
which makes one lament that persons
capsule OF giving out so much theolog-
zeal light should be cut OF from giving
1t by the Intervention of the gallows.
Socrates, discoursing prior to the fatal
DRAFT of hemlock, is typical of Winnie
more awaiting the rope.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

oN the Western coast of Africa, in
fifly years, some two hundred Chris
tiau churches have been organized aud
so 600 converts gathered, the results of
African colonization.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

IAAaINAT1oN is great thing, but it
generally hnppens that persons OF very
stroug imagination fiud that IL serious
" interIeres with Bhe truth. Thus in
Portland a few days ago, several ex-
press and truckmen were overcome and
siekened by supposed stencil from a
box containing n neatly carved Indian
for tobaccOnist's sign. but which they
imagined TO be a coffin containing
COrpse. HE L.. a1-I-- ~ GsE EFa-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

Is Buffalo, the municipal authorities
are betrsyiHg good lack Of confidence
In the Integrity Of the bakers Of that
town, and compel the latter to stamp
their initials upon every loaf they sell,
the object being TO prosecute those who
Infringe the law against light weight
and poor material.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-16

TnR Sultan. it is reported, did not
know how TO shake hands when he Wis
tied England. He had better keep
away from the United States II he is
unacquainted with this accomplish
meut.
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GENERAL POPE.
a Hint on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Adj
vice TO the ChIVaIry.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 40.

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. l3.-The follow
ing order has been issued by General
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Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
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Ecce Homo.
Louisa OF Prussia and her Times. by Miss
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The seven weeks War. by Mozier.
The Bench and Bar, by L. ]. Bigelow.
Old England, by James L. HopPin-
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Curious Myths Of the Middle Ages.
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A Noble Life.
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n think, sir, that the Republican,
party will carry the State. They GER
iainly will from here down; but it is
more doubtful in the up country dis
tricts. There are twenty-one districts
which regard as sure, and nine that
are doubtful. In Georgetown District
there are $1,000 blacks and only 2,20O
whites-there can't be any doubt about
that going Radical; but where the
whites are the majority things will go
against us, - 80 E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

mn

BARTOwAt Por. Hamilton nOn5. July Manila assshser
the late Basil j. BartON
Funeral ST. Peters Church weschesler w-dsesdsy Jx
10 At O'Clock Relatives and friends respectfully invited
20 attend
BAKRR-At Buffalo n on Tucsasy Juiy MARY LOUIS. wife II
ClfOui Baker Of Buffalo and daughter Of William Ward Wheses
Of Detroit. Mich
BOwEE-on Friday consumption ssrs Ausu. sece.x
daughter Of Robert and Lefty Ann Bovine
CISCO-0n MONDAY Iuly hA-y wife a. John Cisco
The eys and friends Of the my invited 10 attend The uner
services al Iray Chapel Thursday, July H. al 81 O'Clock
hr remains will be take1 70 Trinity Ce.aeey for utereut
DAyIS-On Monday July at the residence Of Daniel Oakley
Chester Willie youngest cba Of Thomss and MARI DAVIS sgea
yesfs and months.
ELLS-On morning Jay mary WATERBURY Bllh
The fss will take Iuessy O'Clock from her late
residence No 81 LeIngonaye Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited to attend
HLLMAE-On Sunday morning July Of convuOns wias
brow Hlmsr o. John and Mare Loae HhnaR aged
The friends 81 the family respectfully invited attend the useri
from the residence Of his pseHks No - BSst Thirty third a. %
Tuesday afternoon at2 o'clock
KINGAt Jamaica L. l., sunday July JOha Aop Kng Ia hs
eotL year Of bis age.
The relatives and fends without notice requested stsss
L funeral from bis late residence Jamaica L. wednesday JULY
10 at O'Clock Cars Leave Hunters Poat for Jamaica al a
o'clock hg leave Jamaica for N. Y d3:3S
LAIEOn Saturday Ju Brooklyn jonathan Lain aged 81
The funeral viii take place this tuesYl July al O'Clock
from Ls late residence No. III Washington st. Brooklyn
NowLAH0n MONDAY JAY ~ the 80 year Of Bis age Henri H.
Rowlan
Notice Q funeral ia Wednesday mornings paper
ROBINSON-At TsrrytOwn Monday morning July Mari
Flora, infant daughter Of r NJ and d. Is Robinson.
Funeral residence Of her graaiaheT W O. Wesos.
ESQ., ca Tuesday. at II O'clock m
RUSsELIIn Greenwich Coma Sunday July Freddie yOsagca
A. Rgssc 10 years. months sad Is dys
the family h8 funeral Al the Secoaf
Congregational Church Oh Tuesiy. Jolly al O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

1865 and assert tbai whereas certain Mexican Officers
therein named aud other Mexican officers nud men
were inhumaly murdered In cold blood. alter having
surrendered as prisoners ~ war violation OF every law
aud Of civilized warfare aud direct the Committee
OF gu Relations to examine into and report upon
the facts herein stated, ut the earliest practicable mo
Mn CHANDLER wa about 10 address the Senate on
the above when, Mr. Sumner ohcctug, It went over.
Nj CHANDlER-Nery well, can say what have 70
THANKS TO GEN. SHERIDAN
Tho resolution of the House rendering the THANKS OF
Congress 70 Gen Sheridan came up whcn DIT IUueIVl
raised the point that the senate could not consider II
under the resolution Of Friday.
MT TIPTON REP, Neb1 moved 10 suspend the ie-ou
ton Of Friday 10 allow the passage OF al THESE Itsou
MI GRIMES rep, Iowa said ne was not prepared 10
vote on these resolutions. few yeas ago me hlshG7I
compliment that could be paid 10 an officer was teso
ton OF thanks II now proposed 20 pay thi5 coph
mont and base II newspaper reports merely II me g
commanding officers hc thanked, he id not see
why the Governors of Territories should not be thanked
The question was then put whether the Senate could,
sheridan and was decided IN the negative Yeas, o.
NAYS, Z7-Messrs Cameron Drake, Ramsey, sumner and
Wade @ll RCpuhllcaIN in the negative.
FRIDAY RESOLUTION
MI SUMNER rep. Mass) offered resolution "a
rescnd the resolution OF Friday last laughter Sew
Mr. sUMNERDYcTy well I shall keep If before the
Senate every day 49, - 800,
Mr. DRAKE Rep Mo- moved that the senate take up
concurrent resolution of the House directing the re
enrolment OF bill Of last session for the payment or
bouutes 70 certain Missouri troops The bl was passed
Houses last session but not presented 10 the
President in time to receive his signature.
Mr ROSS Qsep., Kansas hoped the senate Wculu pass
this resolution The failure OF the OH 20 receive INC
Presidents signature IN time was MS Ilul although IL
MIR BUCKALEw Dem, Pa said the bill having failed
under the circumstances must tc passed anew, ..
Pending the consideration Of this subject the senate
~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
THE LAND OFFICE.

Reports received at the General Land ONO stare
that IN Jane there aggregate disposal OF l aa oi ne
public ands tr osug local oLc-s MaulIcte Mich 5Nj'
Topeka Kansas 1871 Taylers Falls MIMI '" acres
Wilson OF te General Land ONcc Ia, received returns
Of the Of the bos hcn4sn from tue initial ront on ROCKY
island u0tthern
width and
rugh the valley along the being three miles sae
adapted fr cultivation The part OF the line posses
rolling hills furnishing excellent bunch grass o gn
purposes AMI nier Iaycttc RIVER a. the distance OF
% mile, FROM the initial point the botsomands ere fsc tae
teWinatlg the present the bfohel Hout
range Tie s1r,cy 81 first standard parallel.
north extended east Of tie meudaE R miles over
the moanan dsing Boise and Pyce Rivers The sol grner
alg poor valuable on Tor ihe timber AID minerals on Ge. ana
Mooe AMI Gro ke River vel Is or their tinaare ue
gold Tfch reported b. te surveyor a. Lt' *
Welding large quantities ~ gold as qnaf" i''
thoaRh not fully developed lie
~ parallel 81 tRtele
b. miles 4, the River half mile above Us c01uence VITA
T line traverss range Of bills wch
divide the quality - the anh being fnef
The foregoing sandar lines will aio the nssy e
the suy0ual Of the ag Ha ana
mineral ns In aLo m toe region country embracing Boe City
Tor. 30 IDAHO CITY. snt CeuIrtvlie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
MORMON IMMIGRATION TO UTAH.

Not twenty years ago the Latter-Day Saints were
poor and prosecuted sect now they are mighty null
ttude the Of expanding and prosperous ter
rtOry the members OF an organization with which even
the Government OF the United States deems 1t pru-
dent To empOrize. Yet IL was only Ia May,
1913, that the main body OF the sect be
gan their immigration to Utah, and laid the
foundations OF the commonwealth which they have hth
ertO been assiduOus in building up Soon after their
settlement the shores OF the Great Salt Lake an En-
igraOn Fund" established, together with well or
gauzed system for the transportation of prOseyes from
the working classes of England and Wales,
bat considerable numbers came also from
the scandinavian Kingdom, and not few from
Germany Switzerland, and France-evcTy year bringing
it, contribution to the population Of the new born state
until now its inhabitants exceed 10000 The latest I'M
p0raon OF these sectaFcs has just taken place. On the
terearrved at this port in the ship Manhattan
and Landed mt Castle Garden 400 Mormon enlgrunts,
consisting LAHORE matrOns, wives without limitations
snd children in abundance, but more numerous than all
these were the well-5haped ana pretty buNOm young
uaidcus, who ont under the care OF two mission
aries who had been appointed to Keep watch ana warn
over them during their Journey To the PROMISED lauu
Three hundred aud nifty OF the Saints left New1Or on tc
very day OF their arrival for Chicago and Texas by the
Hudson River Railroad while the remnant scattered
about Jersey City and Wamsburgh. All departed from
Castle Garden Immediately after their examination by
the regstratOr and none NCrc IN need or SITUATIONS
none entered the Employment Bureau. Many or these
immigrants seemed in comfortable circumstances,
but such Us came England aud Wales appeared not
well of They had all been sent out by the MOT
mon agents IN Europe and looked healthy ana energetic
There were neither births or marriages during the NOy-
age out nor any deaths The Manhattan made the "Trip
In l2t days Ii said that host OF their brethren ana
sisters are their way hithcr per steamer to arrive
soon.
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81. +ho new DEPARTMENT in the third story OF the
Snndinp used as dining saloon and boardlng mousse
~, the corner Of Fourteenth-st and New OH ave
Tore Is also in the building school Tor femaie cn
dren The appropriation for the expenses OF oi'e II
vary liberal and sufficient to secure rooms III more
convenient and accessible position.
Nh. McCuIloch. Secretary of the treasury anu -
Attorney G General Speed were on the h"oi oil '.e
Uouso today. during the debate on Gen. Butler b
resolution. .,+.
The Secretary of the Treasury has determlneu 10
,uvIT, prup,sais for building granite basin ana
barge Office near South Ferry NewYork. for the re-
epton of foreign steamers in which are TO be Landed
All the passengers arriving at New-YOrk City Rom
foreign ports. The building is TO contain suitable
spartments for the reception of passengers and bag
,aoe. The walls are to be of fine granite, forming
basin of 1Oi by 1e0 feet substantially built and SINH
Ian to the Liverpool basins.
On Saturday there was over $l4O,OOOOOC in cash III
tbe vaults OF the Treasury Department Oh tins sum
tg 600 was in coin and gold certificates
At the meeting of the Cabinet tomorrow, 1t Is
understood it will be determined what nominations
shall be sent TO the Senate.
Gen. Grant, accompanied by Gems. Porter and Ia
deau of his staff left here this evening for West
Point.
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OBITUARl.
FRANCIS roNSArD.


The cable informs us OF the death of the celebrated
dramatic writer francis Ponsard The deceased was
born al Vienna on the ii OF june 1914 AT the wish OF
his father. hc studied law, but at the same
time INDUCED bis prediction for poetry. His hSt
poetlcnl work was a translation OF Eyrons Man.
tred, which, unable to find publisher. he published
at his own expense Soon Mr.. Ponsard, under tho Llu
ence Of the classic taste which the success Of Mademo
sele Rachel had iuaugurated upon the French tcaeI
wrote his celebrated tragedy LuerTcc. IL was con
siderable time before ne succeeded Ia securing It's per
forrnaucc; but when the piece was finally
given. it was complete success. Received at
tho theater with immense applause, 1t was soon
after crowned By the French Academy Lncrtee was fol
lowed by q number OF other works, Charlotte Cordoy
Horace and Lydi, Homer Clysse, which gained for the
author the reputation Of being one OF the ablct living
dramatic writer's OF France In 1855 he was made mem
Der Of the French Academy. His latest works were
greatly admired by scholars but received with less favor
at the theater
r. /. lord.
HoSCspyE Pa July s.-B. i. Lord, esq, Chief
Frcineer OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
died al his residence in uoncsdalc, Pa Sunday morning
the i'm inst MI Lord had been connected wthth canal
Company since It's first organization.
CLEMENT c. CHATFEE, L. S.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July s.-Capt. Clement {.
ChafTee ir Commandant OF the United States Armory'
In this city died Saturday, OF consumption at the
residence OF his father the Hon C. g. Chafee, and was
Zee ws graduate Of West Point III 1862, and served non
orably in the late
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MARRIED.

BLrR-GOULD-Oa weinisy June ~ 81 The Pesbyterss Csr
kchdei Springs by Sec Rev " Seecy Lafayette Blue dEes
York, 70 hsry A. Gould Of Rented Springs
DANFORT-HAyRNIn Chcsgo Friday July al The restescs
Of hs brides ather the Rev Ja1e Dafch OF New York CITY.
% Miss Alice Hssh daughter the Rev Joseph isvcn d. d. the
officiating clergyman.
MOOR-ATKIHIn Brockir wednessT Jane 49, BY The Rev
Mr. Hubbard Mr. Henry Moore sgcnt Of hcsss j. keJ Carr
Mss Esna Atkr Of Brooklyn.
Sheffield, EBgsh papers please oopy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

DRAINING FOR PROFIT AND DRAINING FOR
HEALTH by GRO. T.. WAEISG, is a new treatise on
the modern art which forms the basis of all substan
tia improvement in Farming Every page Is lucid
and practical: and he who works with this essay in
hand can hardly fail to drain thoroughly and perma-
nently. We exhort every one who meditates drain
ing even one acre to obtain Col Warnings treatise,
for it will save him many times the cost-~(see adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
BROOKLYN NEVIS.

TIE BoAnD OF ALpERMEN.-A regular meet
ing OF the BROOKLYN Board ~ Aldermen was held ye'e
dav afternoon at their chambers in the City lia' the
President Alderman Fisher, occupying the ehalr; a
remonstfance l26 out OF 400 property owners o.
GREENE place was presented against laying the NvnV
sn, qvemcnt ia that street. The paper was I St' 49,
Inc COmmittcc on Grading and Paving On no'on, tno
Prospect Park Commissioners were l to ,ter tio
sruct ON Fort Greene Park vault III Wi, W I'ol .o
homes of tho ship martyrs ana also 20 erect
suitable monument Aid. Fisher onereu INC I"lo"lnb
resolution: A. .. ,,.r.etf,ug -.cvo,,.
bod Tist Constitutional Convention ~ rssleeuly refes
urlgrictT Inserting IN any 'oAshuN 70 ~ Is9
ro,sl BY them 10 III people provision aoIosAg % H
t.uius,lpg III force si effect u nc ohsoh atl pgnal
cfarter. ant Of ~ charters etng poi 20 Ae he.viu.
confer exclusive privileges on we ,y OF now
100 90, reees the Eas River, aud especially - lar az
oi- ~ ,nsrge imposition tax toll os the use
Isl % o logry puqoss of The benefit Of the CV Of New"
Yek e,, - ,bis p,,,i hi. t,ore,el Ia transmit h
nj al Consen0a resident IN kigg County cory othee
Ft41l
dtnIiJerabc other business principally of routine
was transact led, and the Board adjourned unlll
me third Monday In september
Co,pT CALENDAu-The following is the
ccndar Of the Brooklyn City Court for today, Iesuay
Iy ., Nos j. o. q to 20 inclusive 3J' u, 59 So w w W.
A. "a
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osis shipnse 500 Dbh Flour LOO wheat 10000 su.
Corn, 500
s Lou. yuIs sIiSS..es y ds eus sneA.assa wsss "A
sCtive aud advanced SOC sales CSC ti osts ra6c Rye
6sic Provisions arr frm; Mess Pork azz9S 90 Bacon tghx
Al SIC for Shoulders lac for Clear Whisky free
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ITRRS
.ncrNnArY r1Rr Ar NM,rm cAsrLE.

IsCESDIARY FIRE AT NORTH CASTLE
On Sunday night Mr.. Jonathan p. MOrrisons house
and ouibudhgs North Castle. weschester Coz was
dred by an lcondary and entirely consumed with their
contents The family had time just to leave the house IN
their night clothes. Loss about 5000 insurance 5000
IN POUNDRIDGE.
On Saturday Mr.. George II. FentOn's barn, near
Stone Iiin. Ia Poundrdgc. Westchoster County, was
burned 10 the ground aud four horses and two valuable
yOkes of working pershed Tho ru Is supposed 70
have been set by who was recently discharged
from the farm. Loss $500; insurance 5000 IN New
York City Office.
FIRES IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday morning II fire broke ont in q house
owned by W J. MOwbray. Clinton-st. Hamilton
ave-, Brooklyn. The building occupied tenement
house the basement being leased by T. Segman the first
floor by a Mr.. Lever. while the remainder used by
Mr. NowbrBy himself. The total loss about 5000
and this There an insurance OF 5000 in the Ne
chanics Insurance Co. Between and o'clock yester-
day afternoon fire broke out in the frame building owned
by Mr. T. Reeves, at tie OF Butlerst ana Casson
The building, which speedily consumed, was
used for stabng purposes by Mr. 4. Revere The total
lOss-unusured-is estimated at about $3.50.