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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-14
COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL.
RIARRETS ny TEIEGE1PH.
NEW YoRK. octoher 1a.

NEW YORK, October Is.
CoIToN--Opened firm, and closed
heavy and lower; sales 800 bales, at 26
a261<c for middhng uplendz'
FLoUR-Closed Mt 5alOo lower ON
common grades. i1I q
GRAIRsWheat-A shade firmer for
spring, and dull and heavy for winter.
Rye-DuIl, at 81 60 for western. Oats
I=Ffrmer for western afioat. Corn
Dull and heavy at 81 15a1 171< for un-
sound, and 81 1saI ISL for sound new
mixed western af1oat.
PRovIsIoHs-Pork- sales, $50
bbls; mess, S2S50i closing at S2s 90a29 90.
cash and regular. Beef-Quiet and
| heavy. Cut MeatB-Quiet and firm.
Bacon-Sominal.
LARD-Quiet, at 1s91alo5Sc for fair to
prime steam.
Eoas-More active at 27a2sc.
MONEY AND STOCKS,
GoLD-withoutd decided change; open
ed at lS75S and closed at IS71<a1S75S.
GovERNlTENT SToCKs-Strong at an
advance. Coupons of 81, 1I4IlaI141<;
do '62, 1l2<a1l2Jk; do "a, 1l05<allO5<;
do '65, 110Aa1l01s; do new, 10Ss<a10SIS;
do '67, 1OsalO91S; do 49, iO91S; 1O:4Os.
1051Sa105%.
SToCKs-5:SO prices; Pacific Mail I25X
a126; New York Central 12SJSa1O9; Erie
475za475<; do preferred 7Oi OHIO & Mis-
sissippi SlzsSS2 Wabash 6S1<aS4: do
llsa11sI<; Michigan Southern S6I<as69S;
Toledo lOS9<a104.
ERREss SHAREs-welIs, Fargo &
Co. S01<aS02<: American 45A; Adams
5l2<a5l1S; United States 4Sa49; Western
Union Telegraph S774aS7JSi Merchants
CINCINNATI.
OCroBER 13.-There was not much
done in the markets, the election Rb-
sorbing the public attention almost ex-
clusiyely.
GRAIN-Wheat-Held higher; others
CorToSNDull at 25c for middlluE up
lands.
wH1sKx-Sl so.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, but held firmly
at foil rates. Mess Pork-ss0 50. Bulk
17c. Lard-Dull and prime country
can be qonEht at 1gc.
4, ,GoLD-lS7N buying.
STKBLrNa ExnHAN0E-S.sadya a. par.
HOG Dull at 7a9c.
Chicago.
OCTOBER 1S.-FLoUR-More active:
sales spring extras at S6a7 75.
GRAIN.-wheat-No. 1 steady at 81 40
al AZ; No. opened dull and nominal
81 95ISa1 SO, closing steady at 81 35Ai
sales No. Q since Change at 81 S7H.
Corn-Opened dull and nominal, clos
ing at outside prices; sales No. at Ola
e2c, and rejected at soc; sales No. / this
afternoon at 94c- Oats-In good de-
mand but lower sales at 62a521<, clos
ing at 621<o. Rye-opened weak at
81 26; No. 1 improved and sold at 81 2TH
al 2S; No. 81 23aI %. Barley-Acuve
and 4R41<c higher; sales No. 2 at 81 sSE
1 SO; rejected 81 6Sa1 81, closing at out
side prices for No. 2.
PRovIsIoHs.-Mess Pork-Flrm and
steady at $50. Salted Shoulders-Inac-
LARD-Dull and nominal at 1S3<c.
ocroBER, 1s.-FnoUR-steady and
GRAIN-Wheat-Inactive; No. Chi
cago nominal at S14s; No. 2 Milwau-
kee 81 40. Corn-Dull, and closing
lower at IL 07, the latest sale. Oats
Held at 64e: no buyers. Rye-Un-
changed. Barley-Held at s. 25.
CANAL FRElGHTs-l6ci wheat 1SA
131zc; Corn 9A9Nc.
Milwaukee.
OCTOBER, I3.-FLoUR Dull and
nominnIly unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-SteA at 81 45H for
No. 1 in store.
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Crestline-Dl Dickinson $50; Gibson go
Republican gain 50. -s...
Middlebury township = Republicai
majority 81.
Hayden township. CoIumbiana coun
ty-Repubiican majority 107; Republt
can gain -. Liverpool Township-Re-
publican msjority 17s: net gain ovel
Chambersburg township, Columbi
ana county, give Republican major
ity 50; gain %.
Cadiz township-Republican msjori-
.ty HOG.
as CINCINNATI-I0 P. n.
The vote Is very heavy In the State.
Asfew scattering returns from the bor-
der counties show an equality of gains
on both sides. In the ID district, Job
Stevenson (Republican) is probably
ties claim the LIST district,
Centre county, 9th district, shows a
Democratic majority SSl; Republican
gain 352. - .---I- I
Marietta-RePublic majority 213 /;
Republican gain 81. Moore, for Con.
Rress, runs 10 behind the State ticket;
Hammer, Republican. has a majority of
14l. Total vote S0S; Republican gain 4.
In Washington county. IL townships,
including Marietta and HRrmar, show
a Republican gain of 15S.
Eaton-Probable majority for Allen,
S25.
r So Greene township,
Republican gain SO; Liberty township,
gain 8; Sciota township,
Democratic gain 81. Returns indicate
q Republican gain of $50 in Ross
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, october IS.

NEW YORK, October Is.
The registration Of voters forthe No
vember election Is proceeding quietly
In this city and Brooklyn to-day.
At the annual election OF Directors
ofthe Erie railway the Gould and tiske
party were victorious, electing their
ticket by large majority, Poim5s q, q
a meeting of the directors, Jay Gould
was chosen President and James Elske,
Jr.,, controller of the corporation.
The steamer Harmonic sailed with
ss5, 600 in gold for Europe.
The East River Ferry Company were
defendants in suit for damages, ySs, ,Iso
nIea Of little girl whose fingers were
crushed between the boat and step on
the Hunters Point line. AYerdict was
rendered for the plaintiff allowing her
90 GOO damages.
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The NeWs.and How IL was -Rece,v.,,

The ReWs-and How ft vyas N,ece,x,.,,
The news was received in this CITY
last night by the two parties n tbai,
respective headquarters. The Repub.
licans assembled in great numbers i'm
Washington Hall, and as the dispatch
es were read from the stage the en-.
thusiasm became SO irrepressIbIa
that II, burst forth In CHEERING and
songs, and lasted for hours. The
crowd fingered till long after midnight.
when being satisfied the victory was
ours, Grant the next President and tbe
country safe, they went home in a
very ycomfortablefra frame of mind.
The Democrats in their dfngy. little
den also "jollified," but their rejoicing
was very like unto that which TOOK
place at the "Corners," as related bv
Nasty, on reception of the news
from Maine. There was no "per-
cession" 1t is true, but our special
reporter avers there were some yerv
"pensiye cheers,pa great deal of lex
"hileratin' meditation and mpcb
"cheerial, buoyant silence,u The
Democrats ''sat with their heads bowed
down'in=high gIee"= as the news was
read with decorous solemnity; and
then at an early hour while Jo. Bieler
and Pollock, and the Illinois store
keeper were cheering and singing cheer
fnl songs across the street over radical
defeats Qike those in Vermont and
Maine1, Bascom, Elder Pennibacker,
Issacker Gavitt, Capt. McPelterand the
rest, not feeling very well, and remem-
bering their wives charged them to be
home early, closed up. the den and
homeward plodded their weary way,
all stopping at Bascom's on the way TO
renewtheir exhausted energies and re-
pairt their dilapidated spirits.
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me Great victory.

The news this morning, though we
are obliged to give it to our readers in
an undigested mass, is OF the most graf
Lying character. The enemy made a
most desperate and reckless fight, and
perpretraIed enormous frauds which It
was impossible to prevent. Yet in
spite of all this, while it appears proba-
bic we have lost here. and there a
Congressman, the great substantial
fact is undoubted-and 1t would
be impossible to exaggerate its
value and importance--that we have
redeemed Pennsylvania, the keystone
OF the Union, without which it is the
national belief the arch cannot standi
that we have redeemed the great State
OF Ohio from Democratic rule by such
majority that she is safe for all time;
that we have carried Indiana. by re.
duced majority probably, but saved
her from the ruin plotted and desper-
ately undertaken by hordss of Ken
lucky rebels; that we have carried Me-
braska handsomely by an increased
majority, and thus secured her next q.
s. Senator. lte - So lEa
Who can doubt now that the Ameri-
can people have made up their minds
the rebellion shall not be renewed :
that the Southern agitation shall be
ended that the questions now open
regarding the lately rebel States shall
be closed that the Republic shall be
forever indIyisible and every foot of
its domain dedicated7to freedom and
open to the honorable enterprises of
honest freemen; that all the fears, the
doubts, the uncertainties oyerhanging
us shall be ebanisned and an era ofse.
curity. and prosperity restored; and
that as means TO these ends Grant
shall be President and The Republic
shall be peace
The six States of New England, are
an unit for Grant, even down to Con-
nectIcut. Three great middle States
have just spoken for him. Illinois and
every State OF the Northwest is quite as
sure, Nebraska having just pledged
herself. Missouri is equally sure for
him by % 600 majority. West Virginia
is Just as certain as Vermont. And now
the Empire State will hasten to fallinto
line. It is NO longer a question what
States will vote for Grant. but what
ones Will vote for Seymour. - We give
him Kentucky, Maryland and Della.
ware-thatisff he don't withdraw igno.
miniously from the field.
Republican,, we congratulate you on
the work Of yesterday, and We congratu.
late all our readers; ofwhntever politi.
cal persuasion, over the happy pros
poets for the country which yesterdays
achievements assured $3.50 L...3.l-
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ThiFteenth ward-RepubIican ma.

Thirteenth Ward-RepubIican mt
. Ijortty 662; gain 277.
Eayette county-Democratic maiorft
estimated at 700. In'the Second Con
has 2, ,SSl majority.
delphia-Randall (Democrat) 1
reelected 20 Congress in the First Dis
trlct by $3.50 majority. Moffat (Demo
cratl Is elected in the Second District
Dy VI majority over Leonard Meyers
present member. The Sixth WarC
gives 6l5 Democratic msjority; q gair
Oh The Eighteenth Ward give:
6l4 Democratic majority; q gain of go
The Nineteenth Ward gives 5s6 Repub
Iican majority; gain of 526.
PHILADELPHIA, October IA.
The Republican State Committee
claim the Gityof Philadelphia by from
1000 TO 2. 500 majority.
In Allegheny county twenty-five
towns show Republican gain of !, ,07O
Chester county complete, shows bon
1000 Republican majority, a gain o.
Lancaster county gives about s,5OC
Republican msjority.
Philadelphia 2nd ward, gives 1,05C
Democratic majority.
In Tioga county, seven districts give
Republican msjority of 663.
scranton, 9th ward, Republican 222
Democrat I28.
iority.
Montrose, 1s5 Republican majority.
Bridgewater, 8 Republican majority.
Philadelphla-Twelfth- ward gives
I'll Democratic majority. The nine
teenth ward gives 100 Republican ma
torityi twentieth ward 9O3 Republican
majority; twenty.third ward ia Repub-
lican majorityi twenty-second ward
orr
SO Republican majority 4s
PittSburgh-First ward gives S5S Re
publican majority.
Fayette county-Union Tp., gives 200
Republican msjority.
Berks county-Rockland 20S Demo
cratic majority; gain of "a; Creek 1856
Democratic majority; Democratic gain
of2I.
Allegheny county-As far as heard
from, gives a Republican majority OF
1900: a Republican gain of l, 100.
Carbon county--Hecker Tp., gives a
Democratic maj. of 90; Democratic gain
ofI4.
Mauuch Chunck Borough gives Re-
publican msjority OF 100; a Republican
Philadelphia, tcity)-Returns come in
city four congressman. The State is
The 18th ward gives $50 Democratic
24th ward, 200 Democratic majority.
18th ward, 1886 Democratic majority.
These wards show Democratic gain
of 1862.
The Democratic candidate tor Mayor
is probably elected by about 25OO ma
PIKE county-Westfall l22 Democrat
ic majority, gain 43; SohuylkDl, Dem
ocratic majority 81, a Democratic gain
of Al; Milford lis Democratic mBjority.
Crawford county-Titusville, Repub-
Iican majority 9l7.
Lehigh oounty-Allentown, In three
wards, Republican majority 175, n Re
publican gain of 81.
York county-Shrewsbury township,
Democratic majority liz, Democratic
Phiiadelphia-2d ward, Democrats
majority 1850. gain OF 4s.
18th ward, Republican majority 1902,
loss 10.
Sd ward, Democratic majority 1l65.
9th ward, Republican majority .I5O.
loss 6.
Tloga county-Lswis, Republican
u usjority G6S.
Delaware ecounty-Nine districts show
a Republican gain of 76.
Philadelphia-16thw ward, Democratic
majority 294, Democratic gain 81.
Sth ward, Republican majority SO,
gain "A.
Monroe county-About 1000 Demo-
cratic majority.
SPECIAL, ELECTION REFURHS
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ePEcIAL ELEUTIoN IlErURn
PHIIApRIPHIA, PA, Oct. ls


The Fourth Ward gives Democratic
majority of ], ,729i Democratic gain 92.
Tenth Ward, Republican majority
1, ,006; Republican gain g.
Sixteenth Ward, Democratic majority
294; Democratic gain 81.
The Democrats carried the city by an
estimated majority Of 1000.
Twelfth Ward, Democratic msjoFity
I'll; Republican gain ISL.
Seventeenth Ward, Democratic ma
jority 200; Democratic gain ILL
Wallace, chairman of the Democratic
central committee says the Democrats
claim the city by 2, 600, and gain as far
as heard from in the State. .. D d.
Democrats elect Mayor and District
Attorney by 1000. Kelly, OiNeiT and
Myers are reelected, Taylor probably.
The State will give Republican major
ity 10000. ~
Chester county-RepnblIcan major
ity 2,100; Republican gain 200.
Fulton county-Democratt majority
$50; Democratic gain 40.
Lancaster county - Twenty-fourth
District show Republican gain OF 540.
Reading clty-Sman Democratic ma
Jority. 3iis IS a.
| about 6O00. r -1 -st
In seven townships gives Republic
can gain of 297 votes over 1861.
Delaware county Nine Districts
show Republican gain Off. gS
Chester county-Fifteen townships
show Republican gain of 240. -
Sunbury-Repnblican majority 2S7;
Republican gain of 2S2. sls
Franklin eounty-10 districts give a
Republican gain of 165. -
NorthumberlAnd-R ublican ma
Jority 81; Republican gain OF SO. 75r
Delaware county-9 districts show a
Republican gain of 76.
Chester county-16 townships show a
Republican gain of 240.
Shefneld-a Republican majority.
W1rren county-35 Democratic ma
| iority. sPleasants township 43 Demo-
cratic majority. Mead township, 1S
Republican majority. Glade township,
% Democratic majority. CaneWanRo,
AZ Democratic majority Cory, l47 Re
publican majority. 4ne
Frie-393 Republican maj jority. Union
township, 100 Republican. meJoritys
Waterford township, 2O4 Republican
Harbor Creek-1O2 Republican ma
Iiority. Tionesta borough gives Re-
publican majority OF III gain of over
33 over last year. Pidianti, IS Republic
can majority. Durfisld township gives
go Republican majority. johnson Dor
ough gives Republican. majority OF
| $40: q gain of 9L over last year. .-Ihe
net Republican gains in 4 boroughs l4o.
Erie City-S93 Republican majority.
IThe county Is estimated at 5000.
Luzsrn counfy-12 districts give Q
Republican gain of 80. WilliamsPort
borough, Republican majority 2SOj Re
publican gain of $40. York borough
Democratic, majority 800; Republican
gain of 5S. 57l5
Carbon county-Democratio majority
h $40; Democratic gain 100 90
Northampton county-The eastern
and northern country district show 9
Democratic majority of 8, ,os6; Demo
cratic gain OF 1S4.
Berks county, districts show 9
lDemocratIe. maioTifY of $500; Demo
lcrstic gain OF 52z.
NEW YoRK, October Is.
The general impression here is thai
rom 5000 TO IO, 600 majority.
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Announcement Of Public Meetings


The Union Republican state Central Com
mIttee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addteRed by the
speakers named bellows
County Committees and all Union men are
requested 10 see that full notice Is given of
the meetings in their county and that
proper Accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided.
Hieincsddy, 0etoberl4,
Adb9n City, Hon. W. L. Stevenson.
Hon. w. 7. Wiley.
IhttrsdlGv, October Is,
RdHdtOho O. H., Hon. Jno. 8. CaTlile.
FTTdGy, October 10,
Rdrsnrnood, Hon. W. e. Stevenson
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Saturday, October IL,
Point PledSdnf, Hon..Jno. g. CarlIle.
A0IrHdFrHLe, Hon. +. a. Pelrpoint.
Troy, GilBieT Co, Hon. ID. ID. T. FarnsWorth.
MOnday October 10,
RellrilIe, Hon, W, L. Stevenson.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Raleigh C. H Hon. j. H. Ferguson.
1AEsioy, October 20,
NeIU Greek, 4. r. Carskadon.
WeIt Onion. Hon. John 3. Carlile.
WedResidy. October 2l,
PGTkcTs6lrro, Hon. W. f. Stevenson.
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
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sPECIAL ELEOrIoN RETURNS.

In the Third Ohio District General
Schenck Is elected over VaLlandlRham.
DAYTON City gives go Republican ma
jority. ..,,-z
msiority; gain 2l.
Democratic majority 30; gain Of
Canton township, Stark county
Democratic majority 5; RePubncan
gaiu 70. Perry township hepupncAn
majority 6s; gain ITO. cI5ea
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TaIedo.
-, -"oup-OnIaf

OcroBRR l3.-FLoUE-Quiet.
GRAIn-Wheat-Wh without ma
tariaI change; red 30 lower; No. 1 white
Michigan at So %; No. 2 white Wabash
n SCI: No. 2 do 81 65aI 66s No. / spring
$50. Corn-ShAde lower and quief;
saIes no. Michigan at soc. Oata-1He
lower; No. Michigan at 67c; No. sc.
Rye-4a6c lower; sales No. 1 SIC; No. 2
$50. Barley-3o better state q e5.
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atLnnia

ocToBER 1s.-FLouE-ouiet and un-
changed.
for fall; spring scarce. Corn-94a98c.
Oats-5Ia55e. Rye-SI 20aI 2i. Barley
WHIsKY-$I 271Sa1 2S-
PRoY1sIons-Pork- 90. Lard
Is5<c. Clear sides 175Si shoulders 1919
I3l[c
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Bosros. October is.
MISSOURI.

ti4 sIcf,r- Sr. LOUIS, October IS.
Rosind Won Z8Fbohl, 4 GermBn ac-
tress of the Apollo Theatre. OF this city,
suicide yesterday. eansed
by Intense grief for the death OF her
husband about three weeks ago.
James FahFey who killed his wife
last jolly, WAS convicted yesterday OF
murder fa ths second degree.
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SENSATION EXTRAORDINARY.
THE nODERN HOSES IN DANGER.
Plot toA.sasslnate Presidents Johnson
he is to be eho4ea 10 death ON
whisky.
Drseovered by n Treasary EmpIoyo
(BSnckley.
AssAssINs ALL HkeROEs-E
nUaBUGGER TmEfR LEADEn.
only the Evening Express (DemO-
tr- s cratic has IL. sa1-
nUnBuoGER TIiElR LEADEn.
wAsH1NoroN, D.

WA5AINuLUNI % % Ott' t"'
The Express this afternoon says IL Is
in positive evidence that a conspiracy
has been arranged for assassInatipg
President johnson. Plot exposed by
employs of Treasury Department who
says the plot was arranged immediate
~ after impeachment trial A man
named Hamburger said to be leader Of
the assassins who are all negroes. They
meet in secret at night, take oath DC.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
YESTERDAYS / h b BATTLE Il
The Union Victorito,lus!!
TlG Rebels Roltei Everywhere
The Standard oft1B Republic Advanced.
NEBRASKA L INDIANA Ohio !!
PENNSYLVANIA FOR GRANT i
ALI Four States Republican, /
Rla aYlCIOfY III NGR jersey YthFOWlll!
a-t = = - =rrs
Fraud and Corruption Defeated.
THE GOVERNMENT INDICATED.
THE COUNTRY PRESERVED.
The Field Desperately Contested
but the Victory Decisive.
Reported Arrival of Large Crowds
Of Fraudulent Voters from New
York and Baltimore.
Reported Arrival of Large Crowds
of Fraudulent Voters from New
York and Baltimore.
Republicans Going Home to Vote
Attacked in Baltimore,
Disturbances and Bloodshsd in
Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania.
Special 10 the Alelllgencor.

Special to the &14telllgencer.
PHLADEIPHIA, Oct. 14-1A.M.
The Democrats have elected the Mayor
by 1,eOO majority. Returns from the
State show large Republican gains.
The State will go Republican by a
small majority. Four Republican
Congressmen are elected.
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THE Register explains (1oca1ly) why
it did not notice Ex-Governor Johpson's
(Republican) speech last Friday morn
ing: One Of the editors was away
another was absent and the third wasn't
there (belng sick). We are sorry to
have worried our old friend and would
not have done SO ON any account If We
had known he was unwelI.
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THE Register reports Mr.. okey John
son in his speech at the Court House
Monday night, as speaking of "the love
and reverence that all at one time had
for the Government" This was we
suppose-i in the spring of 1861, when
Southern statesmen were shaking OF
the dust from their feet in the capital
of the nation and departing for their
homes, after robbing the Government,
to organize the war which they waged
against it for the ensuing four years. A
pretty set OF rascals these to talk about
flove and reverence for the Govern
mentw ~
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INDIANA.
Special to the IntsllIsel Ger.

Special to the IntsllieelOer
LoUBvnLE, KY. Oct. Is.
Returns from Indiana come In very
slowly. Both parties are jubilant over
gains In different localities.
The Republicans claim e5.OGO ma
jorIty.
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speclal o the IntellIgeneer.

n = y
PITTsBURaH, Oct. IS.
Those who profess to be able to judge
put the State of Pennsylvania down at
15, 900 Republican majority. Allegheny
county contributes her little 5000 ma
jority. How are your
Brust, Republican, is elected Mayor
over Blackmore, Democrat, by loo
majority.
.Philadelphia is claimed by both par
ties. a o.
The Republicans claim the State by
5000 majority. 7e5 '.'a
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EUROPE.
LONDON, October Il

IUENOOKNl NokOH17-
Dispatches nom Madrid state that
great interest Is manifested in Cuba In
regard to the. representa- OF that
Island in the new HGoyernrnent ol
IitIon of slavery, and the action of the
constitutional Cortze on these ques-
tions is awaited with great anxiety.
The Ministry promise Cuba equal lib
nrfIns EiIh Spain.
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NEBRASKA.
OMAHA. NEB., october ls.

Omaha City gives IS Republican ma
iority in avote Of about 600. Retnrns
all show Republican gains. Ihe ne
publicans have q majority In the LeRls-
iature, electing a o. 5. Senator
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VIRGInLA.

NoRFoLK, October 1s.
Most extensive preparations have
been for reception of delega-
tes to the great commercial and direcF
trade convention 10 be held here We'd
neaday next. - --| 49, 49, ~, ~ Z,
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wEreceived the following from Bel

TEE New York sun asserts that the
.Democrscts. had nsed $3.50. 900 to carry
PennsylEania. ~ - - =
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MASSACHUSETTS.
.WoRcEsrrR, October 12.

WoRCEsTER, October II.
Two men registered their names at q
hotel as b. Conklln and Hiram Tucker,
from Bridgeport, who have been stop
ping in this city for a few days past,
feft here this morning with q stolen
team and a large amount of money OBJ
tanned by forgery Mt The different banks
BosToS, october 12.
Joseph Warren Revere, formerly a
well known merchant of this city, died
at Canton. Mass. today aged OF years,
he was son OF Samuel Revere, OF rev.
olutionary fame. .i.r-l ~ NO.
The fishing schooner DashIng Wave
Of Camden, was wrecked yesterday
near Portsmouth4 Three lives were
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Rirar md Eeather.

- -I- PTIeBORdHI Oct. - =
Weather pleasant. River 2 feet Q in
ches and at a stand.
weather clear.
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Victory in New Jersey.

Special to the Intelligencer.
NEWARK, N. j., oct.I4-lK A. N.
Republicans have carried the city
election by about 400, showing Re
publican gain of $50 over 1867. 3s
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IoNpoN, October IS.

ThazDaily- News says there Is no
5oI,bs the nyotocol of q treaty proposed
nv tha American Minister will be ap-
proved by the English Parliament and
American Congress. ....,. --..,.t,,
I 1t Itisannounced that the British mans mans
will not go forward by the hamburg
line after October. - z 4