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HEw YORK.
NEW YoRK. sept. 2I.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.
A meeting of the taxpayers of
Mount Vernon, Westchester county,
was held in that village on Saturday
evening to consider certain sundry ap-
propriations for improvements in the
roads, cross.walks, &c. Before any
vote was taken a petition was offered
from one hundred ladies OF the village
demanding the right to vote on the
question as they were Taxpayers. The
village charter was quoted to show that
they were not qualified, and the male
Taxpayers alone voted on the question,
During the proceedings, one lady asked
permission to say few words In be-
half of another lady, a heavy tax-pay-
er, who had just entered the room, but
she was declared out of order. A Mr..
Wingate then arose and said that sew
eral ladies had deputed him to repre-.
sent them, but he was hooted down
gentlemen then took the ladies' part,
but they were put down, and the Ia
dies gave IL up for the present.
The will OF the late Edwin Stevens
bequeaths nearly twenty millions of
dollars. Two public school houses in
Hoboken are bequeathed to that city,
and $3.50 900 for the erection and main
tenance of another. The Stevens
battery, to the completion OF which
81, 900, 900 is donated, is to be presented
to the State of New Jersey. The rest of
the property falls to the widow and
children.
Yesterday in the Water street revival
by Mr.. Van Meter, Mr.. Dyer and
others, the subject of Johnny Aliens
reported spree was spoken of, some OF
the reverend gentlemen asserting that
although Johnny was not yet entirely
converted and had probably got drunk
he was a much better man than he used
to be- DR.. Ward stated that he had
made contracts with Allen and Kit
Burns, paying them a stipulated sum
for the use of their places.
The Aldermen to-day voted to give a
reception to General Mcclellan, in the
Governors room upon his arrival.
A prayer meeting was held in Burns
Rat Pit to-day, ut which there was a
moderate attendance.
Three convicts at Siug-Sing State
Prison this morning seized powder
boat, after overpowering the guard and
locking them in the hold, started across
the river with the vessel and landed at
the foot of Rockland mountain aud
escaped. They are being pursued.
The National Labor Congress assem-
bled here today. Delegates were
present from this State, Maryland, IL
linois, Connecticut, New jersey, Mas
sachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana,
Pennsylvania: and also delegates from
the National Typographical, National
Carpenters, JOiners', Bricklayers', Ma
chinists' and Blacksmiths' Unions, and
from three working women's associa-
t!ons of this city. The annual mes
sages of the President and Vice Presi-
dent were read. The object of the con-
vention is to institute reforms, establish
reciprocal relations between the differ
enL labor organizations, and keep back
encroachments of centralized wealth
upon the rights of labor. The address
OF the President, j. @. Whaley, was an
able document, reviewing the progress
of the laboring classes for the past
year, and foretelling renewed strength
and vigor for the future.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsu1NaroN, D. q, sept.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 81.
The case OF Surratt came up this
morning before Judge Wylie in the
criminal court. Counsel both sides ap-
peared as before. The district Attor-
ney stated his readiness to proceed with
the conspiracy indictment having de-
cided to enter nOLH pToSequi in the
murder Indictment. He filed letter
from Attorney General Browning, ap-
proving his course. A noni PToSeqIti was
entered; the case then called on the con-
spIracy indictment. The defence ex-
pressed their surprise as they had come
prepared to try the murder Indictment.
They asked a postponement till to-
morrow, special plea setting forth FL
ling the amnesty proclamation of
fourth July last in defence. The Judge
assented TO postponement till to- NOR
row.
A message from the Senate was re.
ceived that that body had concurred in
the House resolution to adjourn.
Mr.. Schenck then moved that the
House adjourn. This was agreed to,
and the Speaker announced its ad-
journment until Friday, October 10th,
noon. The Speaker then left the chair
than an hour he was engaged in pleas
ant personal and political conversation
with the members, many OF whom con-
graduated him on the two-fold luck
in store for him-his election TO
the Vice Presidency and his election
by lady who is to share his honors.
These congratulations he received in
the best of humor and with great ap-
parent satisfaction. He leaves Wash
ington tomorrow night for New York.
1t is understood in regard to the next
session as it was In regard to that just
closed, that it shall not be incumbent
on any members to attend unless Rd.
vised thereto by Senator Morgan or Mr..
Schenck.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.
The st. Louis excursion party to
Omaha and the Rocky Mountains ar
rived at st. Joseph yesterday, and were
welcomed by Mayor Hall. Maj. Thorn
as, of the st. Louis party, responded.
They dined at the Pacific Hotel as the
guests OF the city, and left in the after
noon for Council Bluffs in q special
train. The party arrived at Omaha at
9 o'clock last night, and were received
by large delegation of business men
OF the city, who gave them a fine ban
quet at the International Hotel, at
which Mayor Roberts rendered the hos
pitalities of the city.
A busineis meeting will be held to-
morrow morning to discuss the imme-
diate construction of an air line rail-
road between Omaha and st. Louis.
The party will be Joined here by num-
ber of capitalists and they will all
leave for the end OF the Pacific road
tomorrow at 5 O'Clock P. NJ, on spe-
cial train provided by the company.
General Blair arrived atOmaha from
the West last night and will leave for
the East tomorrow.
The committee having in charge the
banner and flag to be presented by
gentlemen of this city to the Blair
Knights of New Orleans, left this after
noon for that city.
On the second of last January q drug
gist in this city named }. a. Stigel,
was murdered near his own door by
being struck on the head with a hatchet
by. some unknown person. Develope-
ments now point to his wife as having
induced a negro man to commit the
deed, and Mrs. Stigel, the negro and
his wife, have been arrested and stand
charged with the crime.
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GRANT COUNTY.
Union County Convention.

Union County Convention.
Pursuant to notice given by the Ex-
ecutive Committee, the citizens OF Grant
met in County Convention on Saturday
the 18th of September, at IL O'Clock.
The Convention organized by appoint
ing Aaron Baker President, John
Hughes, Jr., Vice President, and Ernest
Muntzing, Secretary.
On motion Of Capt. Bleadenhiser. the
President appointed six honorary Vice
Presidents, viz: Jacob Roby, d. w.
Babb, Samuel Rohrbaugh, Benjamin
Roby, w. Cassady, and Henry Fout.
The township delegations then took
their seats. Present from
U1lion Iot0aship-E. +. Vossler,
Samuel Rohrbaugh. John D Bright,
Abijah Dolly, VIM. II. Bleadenhiser.
Grant 1otDnShip-D. w. Babb, Adam
Lions, Henry Feaster, Noah Snyder,
Leonard Rexrode.
Mitroy Io'0nshiP-Wm. Lentz, George
Bergdoll, Martin Judy, Benjamin Roby,
Jacob Roby.
The question arising on the number
of votes to which the delegation from
Hardy county should be entitled in the
nomination of delegate to the Legis-
lature from this district, 1t was decided
that each township in both counties be
entitled to five votes, giving each coun-
ty fifteen votes. The delegation from
Hardy thereupon took their seats.
The vote on the several nominations
resulted ms follows:
For Delegate to the Legislature, John
w. Duffy, from Moorefeld, 25 votes;
VIM. Champion, votes.
Joseph. G. Isenberg was nominated
by acciamation for the Office OF Prose-
cutting Attorney. For Recorder, Ernest
MunizlnR was unanimously nomina-
ted, also for Assessor. Martin Judy; for
Surveyor of lands. W. f. Nydegger.
Resolved that the proceedings of this
convention be published in the Wheel
ing INTELLIGENOER.
AARON BAKER, President.
ERNEST MUNTzING, Secretary.
After dinner s. a. Corn, Esq. in a
very able, forcible and patriotic speech
OF about two hours discussed the ma
tional questions, showing the wisdom
and necessity ofthe reconstruction acts
OF Congress, the political Tenderness OF
the two parties and the principles and
antecedents of their presidential cam
didates as we'll as the financial cOndi-
ton of the country.
The convention was attended by
about 250 voters of Grant, every one OF
whom will vote the Republican Union
ticket.
18th of OctoberD e. MUETzINa.
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The above appeared in the Register of
Saturday last. do not know the Reg
istrar at Benwood, but 1 venture the
opinion the above is false in every par
ticular.S
he is from Hardy county, West Vlr-
ginia; was in the rebel service. was a
member of AIcNeil's company of guer-
rillas, who were mostly engaged during
the war in robbing the trains on the b.
q o. R. r., stealing horses cattle, dc:
It was this company that CAPTURED
Generals Kelley and Crook in Februa-
ry, 1865. 1t Is unfair that the rascally
Radical registrar would not permit the
patriotic Turley to vote.
Sept. 81, 1865. Box IN BLUE.
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TYLER COUNTY.
MIDDIEpounNp, sept. II, ,es.


Editors IntettigeneeT:
The Weekly Registers issue of the
1lth inst. contained an account of a
Democratic and Conservative meeting
held here on the 9Th, which is liable to
mislead. The facts are as follows {:
Some weeks since the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of-tnis county in
voked ''sons of imperiled liberty"
through the medium of posters and
messengers, TO convene at this place
and hear the Issues of the present con-
test discussed by Col. B. Wilson and
other Democratic speakers.
The most strenuous efforts were made
to show large front and they were
tolerably successful. Large delega-
counties, both of this State and Ohio,
the gentlemen from Wetzel county of
this State, and Monroe county, Ohio,
bringing with them considerablequa
titles of the "drink that maketh glad
the (Democratic) man.
Democratic ruffians had determined
to 'stake Middlebourne," as they de-
nominated their intention of insulting
and maltreatihg the Union citizens.
The Union soldiers of the lower part OF
the county hearing of their designs,
assembled to the number of several
hundred, and marched into town in
procession, carrying number of ap-
propriRte notices. These men were
the disciples OF the gospel of hate OF
whom the Registers correspondent
speaks, and their hearty cheers for
Grant and Colfax were the savage Yells
that grated so upon the Democratic ear.
In the afternoon the Republicans
were addressed by Messrs. w. j. Bore
man and Z. Martin. Many Republi-
cans attended the Democratic meeting
and deported themselves in a quiet and
gentlemanly manner. The Democratic
bullies, upon seeing so many Union
men in town, concluded TO mind their
own business, and as no one else wish
ed to raise a disturbance, the day
passed of quietly and pleasantly.
The speeches OF the Democratic orators
on the occasion were of the most in
flammatory description. They met
with the disapproval of the more in
telligent and nnpreiudiced. ntle-long
Democrats have since expressed their
decided disapprobation of them. The
Union men here are now thor
ougbly aroused. At no time since the
war has there been such unity of ac-
ton in the Republican ranks of this
county as now. The Union men here
have fully determined that rebels hav-
ingappealed TO the earbitrament Of arms,
must abide by the decision of the
sword: and that the men who saved
the nations life shall shape the course
of its destiny. Tyler county Will give
200 majority for Gran and Colfax.
PROGRESS.
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Now Iork onttIe lIarket.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
BRRP CATTLK-Tolerably active, and
advance In prices established on Wed,
nesday last for the week was realized
to-day, Notwithstanding liberal oheE'
ings, prices ranged from II to IL bulk
of sales being at from II to 161<. Re
ceipts of 1920 head.
MILoH Cows-Moderate demand
principally from private families, quo
tations ranged from 40 to ITO dollars.
VEtL CAIyEs-Actiye for good to
prime stock, but quiet for other kinds
at 81 so to II dollars per hundred IDi re-
Rf9 s4EEP AND LAMDs-Tolerably active
at about our last quotations last week,
but today fairly active and higher;
sheep sold at 47Sa79S; lambs sa9; re-
ceipts S7,sTS.
Hoas2Active; prices <aHc per ID.
lower than last Monday, range 9zal0A;
among sales 13 head Michigan, 1S6
pounds average at 101zc; I20 do Indiana
i9O pounds at 101lc; 80 do Michigan 154
pounds exc; '76 do 157 pounds at &c;
81 do 155 pounds at exc; receipts rs
7I6
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A west virginia woman in rev
RampshIIe-


Editors Inteiligencer:
All Is enthusiasm, and the enthus-
iasm is Spreading. Maine has surpass-
ed all expectations, and covered her
self with glory, and the rest of New
England will follow; even OF Connec-
ticnt none seem to have doubts. AT the
State convention held at New Haven
this week, they "pledge TO o. 8. Grant
the electoral vote of Connecticut"
Every thing Is sweeping with increas.
ing strength one tOdy. The name OF
Grant acts like an inspirations; many
Democrats in Vermont and Maine came
out Equarely for the Republicans, and
the rest are not even mad; they are
not stupified. Pendleton, it seems has
gone home to Ohio 10 keep house. That
Is well "full many a flower" etc.
see all count on West Virginia as
staunch. And well they may. She's
quite a character already, and has the
enviable position of heading Southern
reform.
We, too, must roll in our majority,
big and hearty, for Republican prlnci-
Piles. And there is no room for doubt
that West Virginians will do their duty.
Massachusetts, is working, and will
do well. The name of Grant every
where adds magnetism to our princi-
Piles, and the world will witness such a
triumph as has never been dreamed Of.
FTdIleestot0n, N. n. L. g. T.
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RU ROPE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.

NEW 1O6hI OePl' 6A'
Dispatches from Madrid state that
the Queen of Spain's Admiral, Topet,
and all the naval farce of Cadiz, had
reVolted. The Generals recently BAN
ished had returned and Joined in the re-.
volt. Marshal De La Terre headed the
movement, and leading men of the old
Adounellist party sustain him. Several
towns have Joined the insurrection and
the most Intense panic prevailed at
dispatched south, Gen. Cache taking
command.
A rumor prevailed in Paris Saturday
that Queen Isabella had abdlcated.
A private letter from Rio Janeiro,
dated August 26th, reports that six
Brazilian iron clads had reached the
Paraguayan Capital, where they found
large number OF foreign flags dis
played from private houses.
PARIS, September 81.
1t Is reported that the rising In Spain
is not a movement of the Liberals alone,
but is supported by all parties. 1t is
stated that the revolutionists have fall
ed at some points, owing to the want
of leaders.
The rumor that Queen Isabella will
abdicate is generally discredited.
The Moniteur publishes exciting in
telligence received yesterday from
Spain, and says the reported accession
OF some crews of the fleet at Madrid to
the evolutionary movement gives
gravity to the news; but accounts SO far
are imperfect. 1t is certain, however,
that Gonzales, the bEavest ofthe min
tstry, has resigned, and that General
CynebG has been summoned to Madrid
10 form the cabinet. At last accounts
the Capital remained quiet.
The AfoniteIrr adds that this event
prevented the Queen of Spain from
meeting the Emperor Napoleon again,
as she left st. Sebastian for Madrid.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
GREENoAsrIE, Pa, Sept, 81.

On Saturday night the Democrats
had meeting at Greencastle. On the
same night the Republicans held a
meeting at Waynesboro, in franklin
county. While some of the people
were returning from Waynesboro, they
encountered ten or twelve men from
Greepcastle, who, as they passed along,
struck ut the lighted torches carried
by the former, and acted in such man
ner as to lead some of the Waynesboro
The Greencostle men finally com
menced an attack on four young men
in a carriage, when Geo. Benner, one
OF the four, discharged pistol, and
killed young man named Lechron,
who resided near Waynesboro, in this
county,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 81.
SENATE.

oGahALEs
The Senate was called to order at II
o'clock II.
resolution:
Resolved, by the Senate, the House con-
CURING, That the President of the Sem
ate and Speaker of the House adjourn
their respective Houses until IL O'Clock
noon, the 10th of October, and that they
then, unless otherwise ordered by the
two Houses, further adjourn their re-
spective Houses until the 10th of No
vember at 10 o'clock noon and that
they then, unless otherwise ordered,
further adjourn their respective Houses
to the first Monday In December, at IL
O'Clock noon.
The resolution was adopted-3S to 1,
Mr.. Buckalew voting nay.
A similar resolution was announced
as having been adopted by the House,
which was concurred in and the Senate
adjourned.
The House was called to order at II
o'clock NJ, and resolution adopted to
adjourn, same as the Senate. Only
three Democrats were present. Ad-
journed.
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CANADA.
OTTAWA, Sept. q

OTTAWA, Sept. Il.
Lord Monck has been advised by the
Cablsthat Sir John Young has been
appointed Governor General of Cana
da. He will arrive in November.
MONTREAL, Sept. 21.-An appeal is
published on behalf Of the people of
Labrador, who are reported in a starv-
ing condition.
The Bishop of Rupert's Land and
Rev. Cannon Welch, are spoken OF as
successors to the Metropolitan.
LONDON, CANADA, Sept. 2I.-The boil
er in Murray q Anderson's foundry.ex-
ploded this p. M, severely iDjnring
three men, one of whom has since died.
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INTRREsT1Na.-"It is interesting,' .
says a Democratic paper, ''to observe
how the military supporters of Grant
one by one turn out to have been cruel
and bad men," Sherman, for instance.
and Thomas, and Sheridan, and Meade.
1t is equally interesting, on the other
hand, ito see how the military support
ers of Seymour turn out to have been
humane and patriotic men. Forrest,
for instance, and Raphael Semmes, and
Howell Cobb. And had they but lived,
Quantrell and wirz would have been
added to the number.
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Sept. 2l.
The House, Saturday, resolved itself
into a Committee of the Whole on the
state OF the country, when the Speaker
left the chair and delivered a violent
speech against the Confederation, and
said that If Nova Scotia was not set free
he should continue till his dying day to
reprobate and condemn a measure fatal
to the political life and material inter-
eats OF the province. The people OF
Queens county have presented an adj
dress to Mr.. Blanchard, expressing their
appreciation of the noble stand he has
taken in behalf of the Union.
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WOULD NOT REoIsTER.-A Mr.. Tur-
ley, residing with Mr.. McMechen,
near Benwood, and who has been con-
nected with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for some two years, previous
to this season, applied to the Registrar
at that place TO be registered, and was
ly to understand that If he would vote
for Grant he could register. He de-
nlined.
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INDIANA.
INprANApo1.1s. sant. 2

A man named Murdy Conley was
probably fatally shot to-day, while at
work, by John Haggerty, an Irishman.
The only PROPAGATION was that Conley
refused to drink beer with Haggerty.
Butsche's New Academy Of Music,
the finest theatrical building in the
State, was opened tonight.
Another arrest was made to-day of q
man named Hartman, for completely in
the murder OF Jacob Young and wife.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston, Sept. 21.

BOSTON, Sept. q.
Edward Bradley and John Mccarthy
while unloading coal at East CAM
bridge, to-day were both killed by the
the fall of the platform connecting the
vessel with the wharf.
Yesterday morning a portion of q pa.
per mandatory OF Bird d Co, East
Walpole was destroyed by fire. Loss
$50, 600; fully insured.
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TIE PRRs1pKNTs PREFERENcEs.-
whealGen. Grant was lately In Chicago
he was asked by a friend whether Johu-
son was for him or for Seymour. Grant
snoiled and replied: HWen, reckon
that when he thinks of Seymour he's
for me, and when he thinks OF me he's
for Seymour"
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aehooner Deairoyed-Frost.

oswEao, n. Y, Sept 81.
The schooner Resolute, from Belle
Vile, for this port, with barley, in at
tempting to enter the harbor last night,
struck the west pier, and Is going 10
pieces, The crew has been saved.
There was light frost in the eastern
part of this county last night.
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THIs is the Detroit POSTS first proc

THIS is the Detroit Posts hrst proof
on typical terms and points:
mSchuyler Colfax is printer, reg
ularly trained in the craft. he is the
first printer ever nominated for SO high
an office as the Vice Presidency. In
fact, he is the nonpareil of printers,
the pearl of the craft, and a No. 1-Dia-
mond type of a man. He VIII make
capital vice President, and, although
the noblest Roman of them all, the
Italics will sustain him in an emphatic
manner. His popularity Is without
I, and no will make the opposition
see ----..--
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HoRrH CAROLIAA.

wmanNeToN. Sept. q.
A shooting affray occurred az ray
etteville on Friday between hooert
Winship Stedman, son of a. a: Sted-
man, and W. II. Morrow, son OF the VI
8. Deputy Marshal, in which Doth were
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no,ro. ErnIoaIon.

MADISON, WIS, Sept. 21.
A boiler exploded in the washroom
of the Insane Asylum here, Saturday,
killing James Doyle, engineer, and one
unknown. and fatally scalding Frank
Garrison.
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@dafaaauaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

HIHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSrrTU-
tuition VIII begin SEPTEEBKR lSt 1859
The scope OF the College, beside a PREPA
RATORY DEPARTMENT, embraces full
and thorough CounEes Of Instruction In
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Philosophy, General Lfterdtt1e, The SeieHceS,
Horticulture, and MitituU ductSeS.
The cost of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 TO S175 per annum.
In respect to Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place Is
1tlHi ALIx. MARTIN, DID. President, and
Professor or Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Il. 3. LYON, A. NJ, TfcG ETeStdeIns Professor
OF English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department.
Col. ]. h. WEAVER, A. II, Professor of Ma
thamRtics aad OF Military Tactics.
8. g. sTEvESs, A. NJ, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences.
HERRY W. HARMAN, DID,, Professor Of
Ancient and Modern Languages and LIeTR-
ture.
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. N. HAGANS, EEQ. superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, n. D., Lecturer on
PhYE1ology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
oOn't'"'i0n" Law ALEX. MARTIN.
MoRsANrowN, West Va.
0ABAS