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New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

IL IA announced that the iron mills III PottsVe Pa, III
tend 10 work this week. The operatives have
come 20 the conclusion TO TO work at reduction OF 20
Der cent their former wages The carriage makers Of
Portland. Maine, who have been strike for the last
ew days account Of the reduction OF their wages 40
~ cent have gone 70 work al the reduced rate The
eoggn mills at Lewiston, Maine, running 10000
Is 5s.o . ~ inl time They give employment " over
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

10 merchants, bankers, spectators, invest
~ AS-fs'S The Commanded EInaaea C1rOs and i.sU
% viii Be worth tea timer sos, to yOa Published BY wn
pA1' Co. ss WlassL sis ger ys.s Single sOyy
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
RECEIPTS OF pRODuCE.

Feb l-i0ts7 bbls Flour. 5lo6 sacks Flour, $50 bbs
Whisky so hbs Corn Meal l.lGs sacks Corn Meal 1880
bush Wheat es07 bush Corn 2G75 bush Oatt 3al bush
seeds "a pkgs Ashes pkg Beef % bbls. Pork, I pkg
Cut Neais 273 pkgs Lard 800 kegs Lard ll33 Dressed
IIog ios bbls Petroleum 1884 pkgs. Butter, 20 pkgs
Cheese. 80 bbls. EgKs.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
TGe ioIIOwing are the prices current Of HOPE in the


Cold weather and scarcity OF live stock has added 1c
per to pork Receipts of Western dressed TOT te weeh
i0g2s, which Is falling OF IN numbers Trade is active
We quote: ., -,
H,.f sd, d ft...l2 dlSi State and y. J.....n 1llf
Fore dIa Nesiefh "
Hind qusTeT.....h dltf b0gNIesseu pnnefD 10 q.
Nation rarcssses.... GdlI o. medium IL 1t
Pork CITY dressed wssiernlCs dl0 Sausage, ooaH p..B ais
POULTRY AND GAME.
Cold weather and lighter receipts have enabled dealers
TO reduce the stocks hand that slight advance Is
obtained Most OF that now coming forward, either
arrives frozen. OF becomes on the hands oi
dealers IL not ats once disposed Of Frozen chickens,
somewhat rough, selling at 14o turkeys at l6ac
aud geese at l0Gl2c. Ducks are scarce We quote
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Turt. .MarSm's Noiitf.

STATE oV Nsw.YoHx. R
PoRr.wARpxSs Owes, No - 25Whiama
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
Section q NE Ass passed Agni ~ lss s, ss,sd - i. ss
In having charge the subject matter OF .ea nqMI,
that the following vessels are nes naef
the Po Wsrden AMI sad OF cas
completed within days saceedns this n'ee on o'sa sss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
finantial.

ouics A1IlSric Arrrlt IErRAScs CoEPAsE /
Nav YogE, Jan 7s, 1853 )
THE TRUSTEES in conformity TO the Char
oths Conps utm the hAosing Statement oin Ar-ifs %
Dis, December. I5fl:
Premium, received Marin. Risk, from let January - -
Jlst December tl5ttvls
Premiums Policies marked of lat January ls7 2@s Il
1o, ,,,-.t ~ H.yis. P,,ro, sI0 I25 o.
Life hsis fs asf' os
slh Marine Raks
Prslsiaus usrtod % Jsnusry 1877. h. 3 De -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
HOPS.


Emmett Welle thus speaks OF the trade with more
frmcr, though tho transactions continue very small
scale The inquiry has been chiefly for Wisconsns but
account OF telr extreme scarcity the better grades
OF Bavarlans nave been taken Common and Medium
qualities OF American still entirely neglected
Scarcely any ndueement offered either in price or terms
OF sale, seems sncen to tempt buyers TO take hold or
them the result is an accumulation OF stock III foreign
arrivals cease ana these inferior grades continue 70 be
offered at he present low prices, believe good share
of them VIII DC bought speculation. Contracts are
already Deng made FOR the pnrchase OF Bavarlan hops
bond Win view OF reshpping to Europe as soon ar
prices over there improve enough 10 warrant H. good
article can now be had for &c. In b0nd add TO this the
duty when Is BE- b. In gold, equal to &C. In currency
and 1t VIII Oe seen that these hops can be laid down on
market at tc n. This must he 0oslng business 10
shippers Oh the other side and Is not likely TO be con-
ttnued: Inc prevailing opinion now is that all the
markets throughout the world have touched bottom
and that We shall not lower prices this sea
son. Imports into NewYork this week: From Liverpool
ZIG bales from Bremen. 261 bales; from Hamburg IS
bales; ana from Canada, 81 bales. Total 654 bales The
total imports into NewYOrk. from Sept 20 date, equal
1873 bales reduced to the size OF American bales. Ex
ports from NewYork for the period 433 bales The
London market, from the commencement OF the new
year up TO the Ith ns assumed healthy charac-
ter and although the great fall In values not pro-
ducve OF large transactions the trade had then received
sufficient stimulus To prevent further decline, and made
prices tQlerably safe Continental markets reported
firm, with advance Of s. al cwt above prices OBJ
tainable in London for hops OF similar qualities The last
number of The London BretrerS Journal says: "he n-
ports into London from Sept 1861 TO jan H. this year,
are &C. $50 bales"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
IOLD AND SILVER

OFFICE HAMILTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ MINING co. OF ksyApA No l south Thirdsi Phil.dsl
Vii Be paa ss.r as. dsy P,ss.1sss the cO~psny'
~-' JACOB ZBIGLER Secretary aud Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

ouaBdug certificates OF De
paid 20 the hos threof o e gl rpressares 90 snd aef
Tuesdsy the fth Of Fsbratry urrt -
J r the outstanding cert soste, Of the ISSUE Of 1868 win BE-
reseme the ho thereof their legal repseHtaiyst
Tuc.iar the h - February aI from which date interest
W a.. auont redeemshe MI The % be pro
the II
Adveni ofTTY PER CENT D. declared the n, earned pre-
. Of The COMPANY ending 3 December 1901 Tor
s 10 ssu al aer Inesiiy tie b Of Apn
By Of the Doari J. H. CHAPMAN, Seeretai'
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05


Receipts OF i,ls9 bbls. are much larger and s many
Wegter are waiting for mild weather for safe shipment
We 0uoe them about last week but these rates are
NOT expected to hold good long Lined 20 of very slow
v and even fresh dull Frozen eggs have To be sold
ri about half the price of fresh uDfozen lots Most eggs
arc now sold at the mark We quote: ..o
H. j.. L. and Pa, fesh met'sfn u"A'''''''''' Sssi
State good rae Egg Oau bush Eood' ''aeO
FRUITS.
There are changes IN green fruts cranDerriea anu
appes both selling slowly. The grapes are from pre-
serving house and In fine condition. We quote: - -.
Ippe, YDs y bb 80 Oodst Sol Ordinary W good - Dd 90
cr,rhsr5.. az . Rne, Pbu,aboI. o0d . 50
bbl...... 10 so9 II 0oiGrApes o. CatASbA v b'Is eia
FRUITS AED EUTS-DRIED.
These are all selling slowly. though unpeeied peaches
are higher Some chestts held from tue marS9t Then e
wanted are now sent forward and VIII not sell Ihey
are unsafe things to hold. We quote .
xpn,e, southem pm a n Peaches medium 10 good -.
4 "a II n....................b 1s
Ua.r 80. a. M ~ all Poor.................n ais
go. -. ~ NJ -. . a st unpeeled, halves y n.
. dlO'l as
Bioens' ma p,snu, Va y bush si 81 Is
Ihsne, new f-I 'Ia a Wiimiugton. y 501 rs
In. ~ "a =,
Peaches Eastern Shore. Va Pluns pueo io'' so
peeled rb.........B an llaapbsrie, p''''"'''e "
HIDES SKINS. AND fuRs
The cold weather by enabling dealers 70 se on ther
stocks to better advantage ,hah As
pated has tended 20 improve the trade without materially
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sup 75 Sun s21 Moon eets. <lS
Sandy 40 Cows Isan.. $50 Hell Gae.... '.n
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05

OILS-American Linseed Is ln fair demand, but prices
are heavy at 81 l5USl II for casks aud bbs English do
remains dull and prices nominal Crude Fish Oils
only IN limited dtmapd prices without change; the
demand s moderate we quote AZ g. 068c for Whale, and
81 O. for Sperm. Manufactured Oils nominal at 769
for Bleaehed Winter Weae and "a 25dt2 10 for Win
Unbleached Sperm. Lard Oil has been In moderate
City.
OIL CAKEThe market easier, the supply fair sales
OF Thin Obong Western at 9 currency, and City DO IN
bbls. at $40, gold. and in bags at s38
OIL MEA1-A firm local demand, and the market Ia
steady sales OF 400 bags at % 5o9 60 per 100 NJ retail
lots at q C0at2 g.
PROyIsIONs-There 10 little more doing IN Pork to-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Professional Nrtitts.

nR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTION il
~ at Florence. n J. Nesiork Ciy 0nee, NO. u s1th-.ye
nR. ALLEN, Female Physics 1l9 Greenwich
~ 3thst An experienced LADY in Attendance
New-York tribune., 1868-02-05
Total 70 Great Britain and

loLAt " bItAl DIllAlu knu
the Continent for the
week endg Feh. ,, 1868.
Since Sept ] , lf67........
same tine, lS05..
RECEi
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
EpiacopnI synod.

MONTREAL, November 13-The Epis-
copal Synod, assembled here for the
purpose of electing Bishop of Mon
treal and Metropolitan Canada, have
come to dead lock with the House of
Bishops. The latter persist in sending
the names of gentlemen to the Synod
to be balloted for who are not accepta-
BILE and Withholding names that are
acceptable. The Bishops, rather than
name the only man the Synod will ac-
cept, sent down message last night
adjourning further proceedings until
May next. This attempted evasion of
the question has raised storm OF in
dignation and the Synod will hold an
other meeting o-day TO decide whether
they shall not repudiate the authority
of the Bishops and elect DR.. Balch, an
American clergyman, and send him
home to England to be consecrated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
Naturalization Amendment

New YORK, November 13.-The Tri-
bune to-day editorially urges the en-
reimbursement of all who are now dis
franchised because OF the rebellion, as
we'll as color, and submits the following
plan for a constitutional amendment
Oh the subject of naturalization
First-Restrict naturalization to the
United States Courts and Commission
ers.
Second-Print official records of the
names of all the persons naturalized,
with the date of their naturalization,
respectively.
Third - Allow any foreigner who
swears he is now an actual resident OF
the United States, expects to remain so,
has committed no crime other than re-
belliOn or treason, and tenders hearty,
exclusive allegiance to our Union and
it's Constitution, to become citizen at
any time, without exaCting preliminary
residence or declaration of Intentions.
Fourth--Accord the right Of suffrage
to every person who has been natural
lied not less than eighteen months and
swears he has meantime committed no
crime known to our laws.
Fifth-Punish as felony the manufac-
ture or use of illegal certificates of nat
uralization, and all voting or attempt.
ing to vote by emigrauts not qualified
rs aforesaid.
Such an amendment, il trusts, would
he ratified, and would powerfully aid
General Grant in securing Il lasting and
general peace.
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UnderclOthing
AT
M, GUTMAN & Co.'s.
The New York Union League.

New YORK, November 13.-The COM
m;ttee appointed by the Union League
to consider the subject of the alleged
frauds in the election have made pre-
liminary report, stating the facts which
have already been testified to before
the courts in the ease of Rosenberg,
rehearsing the confidential circular sent
by the Tammany managers to rural
districts previous to the election and
Mayor Hofman's proclamation, and al
luding to certain cases of violence and
terrorism at the polls, as being ameng
the measures plotted to change the vote
of the State. 1t is perhaps possible,
they say, that we are without remedy
against the stupendous frauds perpe-
trated against the people; it may be our
State and Congressional legislation,
anticipating no such crime, has pro-
ceeded on the supposition that our
judges and other officials would be uni
formly the protectors of the franchise
and never the tools of conspirators
against its purity; it may be that for
two years We must submit to the wrong
full rule of the usurpers who have eff
fected a temporary triumph over the
men honestly chosen by the people,
and this in the face of proofs that COM
pei the belief that the Democratic
majorities were obtained by fraud; but
if this be so, and we find ourselves
without redress or indemnity for the
past, it is due to ourselves and our chill
dren, to the nation and the world, that
we enter our protest against the wrong,
and that we obtain, by all proper
means, ample security for the future.
They say they disbelieve the averment
that frauds have been committed by
both parties, and say they hope the
Mayor and his associates who pro-
claimed it will bring to justice every
Republican who may have been guilty
of so foul a crime. They conclude by
stating the course they will pursue for
gathering proof which will satisfy Con-
gress and the State Legislature that the
Democratic majorities for the electoral
and State tickets were fraudulently OBJ
tanned, and to secure legislation to pro
tect the purity of the franchise and III
relation to naturalization and induce
good citizens to combine for common
protection rgainst political frauds and
corruption. They have opened al
office at 255 Broadway for this purpose
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
BY THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register. ]

LONDON, November 13.-It is officially
denied that the Archbishop of York and
the Bishop of Oxford are promoted to
the Sees respectively of Canterbury
and York.
MADRID, November 13.-The Captain
General of the PHILIPPINE Islands will be
removed by order of the Provisional
Government.
General Prim, Secretary of War; mas
issued an order forbidding the at'ehu-
ance of armed soldiers at public mee'-
ings. 49,
The Papal Nuncio continues rei"''o"'
with the new government
HLoNDoN, November l3'-lne i'onuOn
Times TODAY, in an article on tho Con-
veption for the settlement OF the Ala
hama claims, alludes to Secretary Sew
ard in the following terms: The official
ooroor If Mr.. Seward is now drawing
% q close. To the favorable result of
tho late war his skill and energy are
largely attributed. His foreign policy
has been successful. He retires when
all chances of domestic and foreign
strife have disappeared. de must nat
urally wish, in common with Lord
Stanley, to terminate before retiring, q
dispute, of all the details of which he
is master. The Convention is especially
important, because at time when ma
tional jealousies weaken confidence, it
establishes freer precedent for resort
TO arbitration instead of war for the
settlement of differences.
VIENNA, November l3.-The bill pre-
scribiug the number and equipment OF
the Austrian army when on war foot
ing, has finally passed both houses Of
the Reichsrath by large maiOrities.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, November l3.-The Dem
ocrat's cable special says: La Commune
Revolutionaire, an association of French
Republican refugees, under the Presi-
dency of Citizen z. Val, has issued a
manifesto recommending the overthrow
of Louis Napoleon and the Imperial
Dynasty.
Miss Bestock, the daughter of the cell
ebrated Minister, is shortly to be mar
ried to Count Luxbury, President of
the Regency, in Wurtzburg, Bavaria.
The Turkish Government has made
contract with house in Boston for the
purchase of one hundred revolving
guns. The agitations in the Danabian
Provinces are said to be the cause of the
present military operations.
There are four parties in Spain who
will contest the coming eleCtiOn-the
Provisional Government, Conservative,
Democratic and Clerical parties.
The Herald's cable st. Petersburg
special of the 18th says: An imperial
ukase fixes the time OF making the con-
scripton in January. Four persons out
of every thousand are to be drawn to
complete the effective force of the army
and navy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November -.
FLOUR-In fair demand and firm;
family 50a7 rs.
WHEAT-In moderate demand at LIS
for No. red.
CORN-Dull; new 56a57; old neglected
and held at SOC. .
OATS-Dull at SIC for No. l.
RYE-In moderate demand at l %
for No. l.
BARLEY-Nominally unchanged.
COTTON-Dull at pc for middling
uplands.
TOBACCO-Iu fair demand; sales
rs hogsheads.
WHlSKY-Dull at 90.
HOGS-Dull; weather nilder and re-
ceipts large; prices lower, 7 OOa7 So
gross, and 9 90 net, closing; rates re
ceipts 6000 head.
GREEN MEATS-Dull and lower
shoulders TIC; sides 10i, and hams l2tc
LARD-Dull and demand light al
l5ic for prime kettle, and loo for prime
steam.
BULK MEATS-Dull; shoulders l0a
lOtc; sides l3tc; clear rib lac, aud cleaI
l4Ic; all about half cured and including
packages.
BACON-Shoulders can be bought at
13c.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet al
33a37 for fresh.
EGGS-Firm at Soc.
OILS-Linseed dull and nominal;
95c, with only limited retail de-
mand. Lard steady at 40. Petroleum
dull at 25a29c for refined.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet
GOLD-l33!.
EXCHANGE-Dulla at par buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
Chicago Mnrhei
CHICAGO, November l3.

CHICAGO, November Is.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales of spring ex-
tras at 30a6 so.
WHEAT-No. l unchanged; No. 2 in
fair demand and Ic lower; sales of No.
at 16al 20, according to location; No.
, at l 064a1 Oh; closing at DIAL OFT
for No. =; sales of No. . since Change
at 05t.
CORN-Firmer, more active and la2c
higher; sales of No. l at SOa82c; No. 2 at
76a79c; rejected 72a72!c, and 6la65c for
new shelled; closing firm at SIC for No.
/; sales of No. since Change at SIC.
OATS-Quiet at 45ia49c for No. /;
closing with buyers at the inside, and
sellers at 4S9c.
RYE-Quiet and easier; sales of No. l
at DIAL O3; No. . at 90: closing tame
with sellers of No. at Oh.
BARLEY-A shade frmer and more
active; sales of No. 2 at 42al As, and
rejected at 2oal q.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, November

NEW YORK, November L..
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales 1900 bales at 244c fer middling up
lands. -...-
FLOUR-Market closed dull and 5alOc
lower.
WHEAT-Dull and 1a2c lower.
RYE-Quict and heavy at l 34al 3f
for western.
OATS-Quict at 72c for western
aheat.
CORN-Dull and heavy at Hal IL
for unsound, and | Hal ID for sound
mixed western.
PORK-Nominal at % rs for mess,
regular.
BEEF-DUll and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at 16sal6ic for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
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The Cuban lnsurreCIion.

NEW York, November 13-The Her
aiu Havana correspondence confirms
the report that Puerto Principe has
risen IN revolt. Five war vessels have
been ordered to depart Immediately for
the scene OF the inSurrection. A Com
missioner, in the person of Auuilera. n
prominent leader OF the rebels. il he.
lievcd to have gone from the INSURGENTS
to Secretary Sewarlto urge upon him
the eXpodiency of recognizing them as
belligercnts. The government authori.
ties in Havana are quiet about the pro.
gress of the revolt, and it is believed
that they are forced to confess them
selves unable to subdue it. The insur.
gents are supplied with funds from St
Domingo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

rJlHIs INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
Il Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept 3, 1861.
FACULTY!
Rev. D. F. Bittle d. D., President and Prof.
Nor. and Int. Science.
S. c. Wells, A. M, Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophy.
Rev. w. d. Yonce, A NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev. J. b. Davis, A. NJ, Prof Agriculture
and Mining.
III Norman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prot. Languages
and Prin Prep. Dept,
II. +. Blinger, A. NJ. Prof. Modern Languages
j. K. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept.
TERMS-EIponses in all departments, In.
GLIDING boarding, tuition, room.rent fuel and
lights, and incidentals t205.GO For further in.
formation, address REV. ID. =. BITTLE,
iuly3l Salem, Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
From New Orleans

New ORLEANS, November 13.-Gsn'
eral Harry E. Hayes says that his name
in connection with any Cuban expedi'
ton is a story without the slightest
foundation. He has no knowledge of it
except that gained from public prints,
and cannot be induced TO participate in
any hllibustering scheme. He has no
designs on Cuba, unless under the au-
thority of the United States.
A claim against the city for S27, 900
damages during the riot has been pre-
scented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
Business Suits
NJ. GUTMAN & CO.'S.

The female working classes, in Paris,
according to official statistics, number
6,3l0 persons, who are divided int
three sections. The first consists of IL ;
203 women, who are paid from 10 to %
cents per day; the second of s5,340,
who earn from 80 to 80 cents a day;
and the third, of 767 only, earning from
80 cents to 81 day. In the first section
there are great many girls under six
teen years of age, most of whom get, be-
sides, their wages, lodging, food and
washing, free. The representatives OF
the female working class in Paris, are,
therefore, the sS,340 women of the Sec
ond section. OF these, 24,510 earn 40
cents day, and 80, 164 more than that
sum, and their average daily wages is
43 cents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
Fires.

MONTPELIER, November ia hire
last night in Bennington destroyed the
Mount Anthony Hotel and badly dam
aged a new building owned BY I. w.
Park. Loss, S35,OOO.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, NOvember.-The
Sherman House, together with mum.
Der of stores and offices adjacent, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Total
losses about $4,000; insured for 500
900. The destroyed property is III the
heart of the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-14
BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

~ =.
HAVANA, November 13.-lt recently
came into the knowledge OF the "ol
eminent that band of fourteen pei
sons h ad started from Havana ior INC
purpose of creating an insurreetion IN
the vuelca Aboja region. On the lVtn
inst the rural police succeeded IN
canturing twelve of the party at San
Cristabel.
senior Aguirre, a merchant in Yara,
who is charged with receiving arms
and ammunition for the revolutionists,
has been arrested and was brought to
this city yesterday by the Government
off cers.
General Balmesda has arrived at MaH-
zilla where he issued a proclamation
giving the revolutionists eight days to
Law down their arms and cease HOSTILE
ties against the Gov eminent.