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New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

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Cranieny LAND n Ocean toua ~ j. n o' g. fat purchaser.
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Rrarn BAN Francisee.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-The banquet
last night in honor of the Inauguration
of the China Steamship Company was
the finest entertainment ever given
here. Governor Low, General Melon
aid and others were present. Several
Chinese merchants responded In Eng
lish to toasts. -,
The bark Archibald, twenty-five days
from Japan, brings news of the destruc-
ton of two-thirds of the natives quar-
ter of the town of Yokohama, one-fourth
of the best part of the foreign settle
ment. The French Consul lost his Of
fee building; the English ConsnPs was
damaged, and the American ConsuPs
consumed. Loss between three and
four million dollars. Several bonded
warehouses were blown up. When the
the flames were stopped, thirty-five
dead bodies were taken from the ruins.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2.-An immense
concourse of people witnessed the de-
parture of the steamer Colorado for ia
pan yesterday. She carried nearly S6OO,-
900 in treasure.
The negroes yesterday celebrated the
anniversary of the emancipation procla,,
nation by a procession, fireworks, and
an Grafton.
Japan advices say: The French fleet
after having encountered slight resist
ance, penetrated to lie town of Hang
now, October 10Th, and found that the
bulk of the people had left. Admiral
Roze expected soon to bring the govern
ment to terms, but ut present would oc-
cupy Hangnow and maintain strict
blockade.
A shock of an earthquake was felt at
Yokohama November oath.
The Spanish squadron which $50
lombard Valparaiso had arrived at Ma
nilla.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. "a dispatch
from Placerville says the action OF the
Directors in mortgaging the Placervllle
road To Wells Fargo is repndiated by a
large majority of the stockholders, who
will contest the matter.
1t is said that the stockholders of the
Mariposa estate have obtained an in
junction from United States District
Judge, restraining lessees from work
ing the mines. A receiver will be plac-
ed in possession pending legal proceed
iurS
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
LATEST CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, Jan. 6.-The La Patrie says
the governmentso of England and France
have agreed upon joint note to be for
warded to the Porte in which the Otto
man Empire is counseled; that the
course of the Porte should be adopted
in d a'ing with the Grecians and in the
Eastern complications rs to; conserve
the peace of Europe. The note plainly
intimates that the quiet of the CONT
nent will materially rest upon the ac-
ton of the Porte in these important
questions.
ROME, Jan. 6.-Signor Antionette, the
Italian Envoy, after repeated inter
views with the papal cabinet, has come
to verbal agreement upon religious
matters in connection with the Italian
regime.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The Prince of Au-
gustinburg has given in his allegiance
10 the King of Prussia. The Prince and
family will return to Genera, where he
will reside, receiving subsidy.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-Bourse is firm; rentes
quoted ut ~ francs aud 80 centimes.
FRANKFoRT, Jan. 5.-Evening.-5-2Os
closed at III.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3, 1867.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings mt the
scales during the past week amounted
to GIG head against 352 last week. OF
the receipts l15 head came from West
Virginia and 200 from Ohio, over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; lO9 from
Southwest Virginia on foot, and 81 by
rail from the same place; 65 from Mary
land on foot; and 80 from Winchester,
Virginia, by rail. OF the number OF
fered 95 head were sold to graziers, 80
to Government contractors, 90 left over
unsold, and balance taken by Baltimore
butchers. Prices today ranged rs fol-
lows: Scalawags 5Ca5 O0; common
cattle 5Oa6 80; stock cattle > 5Oa6 %;
good7 00aS %: and some extra beeves
at 9 90 per 100 lbs, with but very few at
the latter figure.
SuEEP.-There is light supply in
market. bur the demand is limited;
sales this week at sac cents per pound
gross.
HoGs.-Thc supply is light; packers
not in market the past few days; sales
to butchers at 9 0Oa9 90 per 100 lbs net,
as to qnality.
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from the Clarksburg Conservative

An INTERESTING DECIsION.-Thcc case
of John X. Carskadon against Geo. II
Johnson and others, was decided at the
recent session of the Circuit Court OF
Preston county-Judge Ollie on the
bench. The imported lawyer, Mr.. Stan
ton and VIM. G. Brown prosecuted the
case. and Judge Edmiston and Caleb
Boggess, Esq, were engaged in the de-
fence.
This was an action of trespass for as
sault and battery and false imprison-
ment, alleging that the defendants, in
November, 1864, in the county of Hamp-
shire, assaulted and beat the plaintiff
and seized and carried him away from
his home, and detained him for long
time. for which he claimed $1,000 dam
ages.
The defendants pleaded that at the
time of the alleged trespass, there was a
civil war between the government Of
the United States and the Confederate
States-that the plaintiff was citizen
of the State of West Virginia, one of
the said United States, residing in the
county of Hampshire within the terri
tory under the jurisdiction and control
of the government of said United States
and within the military limits thereof,
and claimed to owe allegiance to and be
loyal to the said United States govern
ment and an enemy of said Confederate
States; and that the said defendants at
the time of said alledged trespass We're
soldiers in the army of the said Confed-
crate States. and under command of
Thos. l.. Rosser, an officer. of the army of
the said Confederate States and COM
mander of the brigades 10 which the
defendants were attached and formed
part, and that in obedience to the
command of said General Rosser, the
defendant did seize and carry away and
detain the plaintiff.
Issue was taken by the plaintiff on
this plea. and upon the trial of it the de-
PENDANTS demurred to the evidence, and
submitted the cause to the Court upon
| the demurrer.
The Court decided the cause upon the
demurrer in favor of the defendant, and
gave Judgment accordingly.
The plaintiff in the above cause, was,
at the time of his arrest, a refugee from
his home, and living within the lines OF
! the Federal forces at New Creek, in
Hampshire county, and WAS captured at
! the time of the capture of the Federal
forces at New Creek, by General Rosser
in November, 1854. The plaintiff was
arrested TO he held as hostage for n MIR
Parker, the father-in-law of the plain
tiff, or one of his brothers.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW lOIhh, Juuudly v'
COTTON-Closed quiet and scarcely
so firm, at 30.
FLOUR-15a2O betterE extra State
IL OGa12 IS; round hoop Ohio ii S0al2 20;
trade brands II S0a14 80.
WHEAT-Opened &c better, and clos
ed quiet, buyers generally refusing to
nav the advance.
BALLEY-Firmer.
gCORN-2a3c better, closed scarcely so
firm ut 1sa1 20 in store, closing att ~
al 20i afioat.
OATS-lc better at % for inferior
Chicago and 66a67 for good to prime do.
WOOL-Firmer; 45a63 for domestic
fleece.
PETROLEUM-Dull; 19c for crude.
PORK-Drooping; 206a2l IL for new,
closing at 81 90 for cash: 10 0Oal9 % for
old. closing at 10 -; also, new 20 Goa
81 80 sellers and buyers option for jan
uary. February and March.
BEEF-Aetive.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy ut fast for
western.
LARD-Quiet; l1aal2i for old, and l2t
a13 for new.
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sUNDRIEs.

DANKHB,N LETTgBs DLANxnns
ID LETTER HEApa, ste, psisted s,ssqre~Y
and Pseepay ~ fAswHxxIno Ne
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FROM WASHINGTON


The lmpenchment-The Radical Pro-
granme in Congress.
New YORK, Jan. Ga Washington
special says Representative Newell, of
New Jersey, has drawn up articles finn
parchment against the President, which
he will present to the House. In the de-
bate in the House yesterday, as repor-
ted by the Globe, Newell said such a
catalogue of high crimes and INSIDE
meanors was never before presented
against any executive officer in the
whole course of history as can be pre-
sented by the present Congress against
Andrew Johnson. Thus far there have
been presented in the House petitions
from $1,000 citizens of the West asking
for the Presidents impeachment.
A Washington special says it is stated
on unquestiOnable authority that the
leaders of the majority i'll Congress
have agreed upon programme for the
present session, regarding the Southern
States and that it embrace, first, the
ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment by three-fourths OF the
States represented in Congress, and
second, the reorganization Of the recus-
ant States by compulsion. The adop-
ton of amendment by Legislature of
the States will be completed, it Is eS-
pected, by the first of July.
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The Canada Confederafion-The
Grand trunk Railway.

MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-The London cor
respondent of the Minerve intimate'
that confederation cannot be adopt
ed by the Imperial Parliament for three
or four months, and will not he pro-
claimed in Canada before Nav.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company
offer to bind themselves in the sum OF
one hundred thousand dollars, if the
Treasury Department at Washington
will give permission to have personal
goods shipped over their road passed
over the suspension bridge without ex
animation.
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THE WHEELING REGISTER /!
The Largest, the Best and III,
Most Widely Circulated
Paper in West
virginia.!
Daily, TTi-Heekly& Weekly!
SATISFIED ru,

DEING salts FLED Tn.r
ID their patrons are prepared TO enconr.,s =,
enterprise which has for its object the protr,,;.'
and promotion Of the welfare OF the whIts 80
In this Republic, and the development ana "
ovation of our young and promising STAT "a ~
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGISTER h., sS
larre,. and improved this paper to NEE; H. g. -
mands Of increased circulation aud ,r,,,S w
popularity, and now takes pleasure in prr..r,.as
10 the people of this State the IarRc,t. Ns..s
est and Most Reliable Paper in W.,
virginia.
THE Register can poin, 10 IL, 49,,
history as the surest and best index OF IN, fni,'
course upon al questions Of National ar ST.
policy. Believing that the war was ended 80
It's legitimate purposes attained with the surr,,
der Of the rebel armies, and the abandoUlprr, :,
slavery and seces<>ph by the South. IN, PTr,.
TER will be the unflinohing advocate of al ~
urrs that tend To promote the national ha,t.Dn,
10 restore the unity Of the Government and =
extend 10 all sections the priceless Ll-S.ipo. =,
an impartial Union and . lasting peace ItWil
be equally firm in It's opposition to all parti,,n
scheuirs that impose unjust and unwarran,sd
conditions upon the reunion Of a COVERINGS,
that was never broken, that guarantee petrs,'
ual ascendancy TO one political party and M,
changing ostracism to every other and th,,
thwart the wishes of every patriotic hear br
leaving our country still divided. our pcopl.
disunited. our Union unrestored. Tolenttr,
the opinion of all men, while steadfastly slys
eating its own, despising the proscriptivr biso,rr
of faraticism while firmly adhering 10 IL owl
convictions Of right and duty,
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Ri,l, 10 be introduced ON Monday.

New YORK, Jan. "a Washington
special reports that Senator Williams
will, on Monday, introduce Il resolution
of inquiry into the eXpediency of pro-
hibiting Ivy law, the sending of steam
ers to sea for the conveyance of passen-
gers after they have been used Ger
tain number of years.
Mr.. Stevens will on Monday Introduce
a resolution instructing the Judiciar.
committee to prepare bill, if foun'
expedient, declaring the rebel district
in a state of siege, suspending she habea
corpus, and establishing militar,
government until the States are regu
larly admitted.
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Congress to be Engro-.cd by Poiiiic.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The prevailing
conviction among the experienced look
ers-on at the Capitol is that the present
session of Congress will be chiefly en-
crossed by politics. Little will be ac-
complished in the way of practical leg
isiation. The tariff, in all probability,
will be beautifully discussed, without
any practical results. 1t Is almost GER
tain that nothing will be done with the
currency question to disturb the exist
ing status. A movement is TO made In
Congress next week looking to the re-
moval OF restrictions ugon the rate OF
interest from the National Banks.
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Financial Affairs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The steamers FOL
Europe to-day took S693,751; total for
the week SS17 ,51l.
The Commercial notes continuance
of the stringency in the money market
Money is unusually active at seven
DER cent. Discounts nominal. Gov
ernments less active, but yesterdays
quotations sustained Sterling nomi-
nal. Gold firm. Stocks quiet, but firm.
Total imports of dry goods for the year
at this port, one hundred and twenty
six millions two hundred and twenty
two thousand dollars. Wheat is an ex-
cess Of thirty-four millions over last
year.
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A RlxindIcr Arreated.

New YORK, Jan. 6.-Twelve steam
ships sailed Yesterday for European and
coastmise ports. The City of Washing
ton, Allelnania and Louisiana for Eu-
rope.
A bogus check swindler, whose name
is not stated, was arrested yesterday
for victimzing Triere Brothers, Jaf-
frey & Co., Lathrop, Luddington q
Co. and others, of several hnndred dol
lars each,
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The Circulation OF tho Reg.
istcr,

Lar ger by far than that Of any other paper 10
the State, makes 1t tho best advertising nssias
IN West Virginia.
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Extraordinary snow Storm in Eng-
land.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a special cable
dispatch from London, yesterday, states
that England has been visited by n
snow storm of unusual and extraordi-
nary severity. 1t commenced Wednes-
day and continued to Friday morning.
Trade and travel was almost completely
suspended. The streets of London were
choked with SNOW. and the city envel
oped in fog. Several accidents oc,
Cured. The snow drifts are of great
depth in the rural districts, and many
dwellings are almost buried. The un.
foreground railroad affords the chief
means of locom0tion around London.
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A little fellow, Eddy, not slow in
roguery, complained that James had
been throwing stones at him. The
teacher inquired into the matter and
found the charge correct. She said to
Eddy:
"What do you think You should do il
you were teaching, and had such a boy
as that"
II think should fog him. was the
reply. :. -y,
Upon this James began to fear the
result, and so he filed in his complaint
eddy throwed stone at me t'otheI
day. said lie. "
"Ah,' said the teacher, ~ must know
about this matter. Is it true, Eddy,
that you have been throwing stones at
james,
Eddy hung his head and confessed it.
After little thimbling of the strings
she says:
"Well, Eddy, what do you think you
should do with two such boys as you
and James,
Il think" said he, sobbing, Il should
try 'em again."--R. /. Sckoolmaster.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.
HOI"SE.


The Speaker stated that uader the
rule adopted yesterday no business
could be transacted; that there could be
nothing but debate, as in the commit
tee of the Whole.
Mr.. Spaulding of Ohio, was assigned
the floor, and commenced speech by
m illusion to some remarks uttered by
him some days ago, in relation to GER
tain remarks attributed to him Ill the
Chronicle. He was subjected, as was
always the case, to the caustic remarks
of the gentleman from Pennsylvania,
(Mr. Stevens.) Mr.. Spaulding then
read Mr.. Stevens remarks OH the occa-
sion, wherein he (Stevens) stated that
the doctrine set forth in Spaulding's res
olution of inquiry was most pernicious.
The resolution simply directed the COM
mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into
the expediency of doing certain thing.
He (Mr. Spaulding) desired the bill to
be amended. He would also have all
States South adopt the amendment.
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The Arkansas Delegates

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-A special says;
The Arkansas delegates have been re-
ceived with great kindness 10y the Rad
ical members of Congress, and are as
sured that if Arkansas accepts the
Constitutional amendment before next
December, she will secure representa-
ton in Congress.
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The past summer, as lady, modestly
attired, was on her way to New York
on board of one of the Hudson river
boats, she sat quietly reading in the Ia.
dies cabin, when fashionably dressed
dame, installing her for servant
rather rudely aceosted her with
"Do you know this cabin is for the
ladiess'
Certainly l do was the answer
"and / have been wondering why you
were here.a
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From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-Advices re-
ceived to-day state that there are no
late news from the interior of Mexico.
The French have not evacuated Acapnl'
CO, and orders for supplies received
here indicate that they will remain
three months longer.
Mining shares-Savage 3 l6; Yellow
Jacket Is IS Ophir A. Legal tenders
"a; Wheat SUa2 %.
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York stock Market

NEW i'Nh' ""i'"'s ''
Governments firm; gold firm at | 3l.;
Coupons of ISL, 0SSal 0-t; do. 1852,
l o. .al O7t do. 1864, O53al 05I; do.
1868, 0jsa1 O52; lO-lO's 99ial 90 !;
Stocks closed steady; New York Cen
trail 1l5al III; Erie G7sa67i; Read
ing 05kal O5s Illinois Central | 2la
%; Rock Island | 03fal035; North
Western preferred S2taS4i Milwaukee
and St. Paul Al Mining shares very
active and firm.
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In Petersburg the freedmen had a
grand celebration on Tuesday, which
the papers theirs describe at length.
The Express devotes column and 4
half to its account of it, and the Inde1
describes it in about column. The
Express says the day was celebrated IN
"a manner altogether creditable and
becoming the anniversary of the free
dom of the race The Mder says
"While there were many things said
and done that challenged our approval,
we cannot withhold our condemnation
of the spirit and utterances of some OF
the orators. Words were said which
would have been better unsaid, and we
trust that the dRimaS which actuated
the speakers is not fair exponent of
the sentiments of q large majority of the
colored people who listened to them
Great credit is due to all concerned for
the excellent order maintained during
the day."
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Chicago Market.

.......-. CHICAGO, Jan. D.
Flour steady. Corn unsettled and
2a3c higher, at e0aS2c for No. |. Oats
firm, at 42ta43c. Live hogs easier, ut
5 6Oa6 40. Provisions firm and steady;
IL 5Oals - for mess pork. ReceiDts-
5000 barrels of flour; $4,000 bushels of
wheat, 10000 bushels of corn, 1900
bushels of oats. $1,000 live hogs and
1000 dressed hogs.
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Witness-"This here Teller broke our
winder with later, and hit Isabeller
OH the elber, as she was playing on the
pianner.n
Magistrate-'The conduct Of the
prisona', and his general characta',
renda', it propa' that he should NO Tonga
be q memba' Of societa'." ess
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Reduction Of Wages.

LAWRENCE, Mass, Jan. 4.-Several
principal mills have notified their en-
ployes of reduction in their wages OF
ten per cent, on account of the depres-
sion of the prices of goods and the dull
state of the manufacturing interest.
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN

viii contain the latest and most reliable market
reports from Wheeling and all prominent Essi
ern and Western cities.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.)
Csuxasrcial ana Fina.eiai Intelli.
gcnce.

LONDON, Jan. 5-Noon.-The rumol
yesterday on change here and in Liver.
pool, that President johnson was dead
had Q depressing effect in prices
Consols today 90s. American securi-
ties somewhat lower; 5-20's 10; Erie
45i /; Illinois Central 81.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5, Noon.-Cotton
easier, quiet and unchanged Mt lot.
The Peruvian sailed to-day. She was
detained since Thursday by fog. Inc
Queen and Asia also sailed to-day.
Sales cotton to-day, 5000 bales.
PARIS, Jan. 5, Noon.-Advices from
Algeria report heavy earthquake, do
ing much damage.
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Colli.iOu.

TAUNTON, Mass, Jan. 5.-The passen-
ger train from Boston came in collision
with freight train at Weir station this
morning, severely injuring conductor
Jones, of the former train, aud baggage
master Arnold, who, it is feared, will
not live. No other persons much in
iured,
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R.iirsad Acciden, in Ohio

CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The rear car of
the passenger train going North on the
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati road,
was thrown from the track near Tifin
to-day. A lady and boy were killed and
several others injured.
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SniI

BosToN, Jan. Ga suit for damages
has been commenced against DR.. Jerome
Harris by a young man, who alleges that
he was seriously injured by the exhala-
ton of nitrous oxide gas, administered
for O bronchial trouble.
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From Toronto.

ToHoNTo, Jan. 5.-The overcoats con-
tributed by Roberts for the Fenian
prisoners are detained in the Custom
House, the duty not having been paid
The Globe to-day comment severely
OH the recent trial at Sweetezburg and
the failure of justice.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Mining and Manufacturing Co,
CAPTTAL......................sIa5.OOO

DIRECTORS:
HENRY CRANGLE. JACOB BERGER
President, Vice President.
". w. BURT. A. ALLEN HOWELL,
W. i. SIMPSON, T. VI. DODSON,
W. +. PETERSON, Sr.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW FULLY
i organized, and will, in a short time com.
mence the manufacture of refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneys.
For information in regard TO the Stock or
Business of the Company apply to either of the
undersigned ofiicers or at the Company's office
on Main Street, next door to the NJ and NJ
Bank. VT. PETERSON. Jr, Scc'y,
a. s. p. HILDKETH, Treasr,
JOSEPH II. CONNELL Sup't DEF
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Trosp. Ordered 10 the Pinin.

RICHMOND, Jan. 4.-The Goth and 18th
infantry have been ordered to the
plains. They are the only troops around
the city.
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From Chnrlestou

CHARLESTON, Jan. ALI the laborers
on the wharves have struck for hig her
wages.
The case of bill holders against tho
local hanks, is now being tried in the
u. s. Court.