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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-The Gov
ernor declined to transmit the
Senate resolutions In regard TO the ac.
ton of Congress aud impeachment OF
the President. His reason is that IL
will influence the United States Senate
In setting as Court. The Senate there
fore struck out the;name ofB. Il. Wade,
and now request the Governor to imme-
dtately telegraph the resolutions to the
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives.
An avalanche in Keystone, Sierra
county, March 4th, buried seventeen
men in the snow, killed live, and de-
stroyed several buildings.
The President of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company denies the truth of
the reports concerning the purchase of
the San Jose Southern Pacific Valley
and Sacramento Railroad by the Gem
trail Company.
The steamship Constitution, from
Panama, arrived tonight. The Great
Republican sails for Hong Kong to-
morrow. The Visiock sailed for Liv-
erpoOl with 3S 900 sacks OF wheat. The
Lemonsine and Black Watch sailed
tor Cork.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, March I'm the House of
Commons last night Lefvre called up
the Alabama claims and urged settle
ment on the plan proposed by the
American Government. All future
allegations would but add 10 the COM
plications already existing, while he
regarded war between the two coun-
tries unlikely he thought all needless
Irritation should be Stunned.
Lord Stanley praised the pacific tone
OF Lefevere and the conciliatory spirit
of Mr.. Adams, the American Minister,
He claimed that England had been
entirely neutral, but no neutrality
would have pleased America. What
she wanted was neutrality coupled with
warm sympathy and support. How
could England have refused 10 re-
cogniZe war which Seward
had already announced to be
a: civil war. He thought a friend.
ly arrangement still practicable. The
friendly reception of Mr.. Thornton at
Washington was a pledge of peace.
The ministers are ready to leave the
4uSStlOu WIN tuo poOple VI lue WOflu.
w. E. Forster defended Mr.. Stewards
view OF the case, and thought If any
influential statesman had been sent to
Washington the dispute might be
readily adjusted. John Stuart Mill
contended that while England had not
violated the law of neutrality her
action was unfriendly, rash and unpre-
cedented. Reparation was due the
United States, ant. lie advised mixed
commission to settle the question. Mr..
Gladstone, while doubling If repara-
ton was due, thought the matter
should be referred to a commission, or
il the government feared such refer.
ence, the question should be settled
forthwith or given to an umpire. The
country would support Mr.. Stanley In
a just settlement. Debate ended.
LONDON, March 7-3 p. m.-Cousols.
93x for both money and account; u. Isl
bonds, quiet at 7I5s; Illinois Central,
FRANkFoRr, March "a p. m.-U. S.
LfvERFoo1, March 7-sp.m.-Cotton.
active: middling uplands, ,0s<a91S d;spot.
991d; lOa1O1Sd for Orleans. to arrive.
Corn, new. 42s 46d. Wheat, active. Beef,
l14s. Pork, us. Lard, SIS GOD.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, March Ga special TO
the Tribune says: This mornings Times
makes left-handed apology for the
cheers which the Rebel Fire Depart
nent gave Gen. Hancock and JEFF. Da-
Wis, and says il this be treason, the
country can make the most 1T.
Gen. HancOck's policy has reduced
the city currency to 16 per cent. dis
count; an increase of 8 per cent. since
the firemen's parade. So much excite
ment prevails among the poorer class,
who hold these notes, that fears are en-
tertained of serious troubles tonight.
The Democratic Convention, now in
session, praise Hancock, of course.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Horrible Murder at Louisvills-A
A Bloody Butcher.
Radical Victory at Memphis.
Democratic Victory at Lexington, Ky
Trouble Appehended at New Orleans.
The Alabama Claims in Parliament.
cratic Victory at Lexington, Ky
KENTUCKY,
a Man Hurders His wife.

A Man HurGiers HIS wife.
LoUIsVILLE, March S.-A most hor-
rlble murder occurred in this city yes.
terday afternoon. VIM. Kriel, butch.
er, selzed his wife by the throat, threw
her violently upon the floor, drawing a
six barreled revolver, fred, the ball
entering just above the left ear, pro.
ducing death almost instantly. Kriel
then placed the pistol TO his own head,
and fired, the ball glancing and intlict-
ing slight wound. AT this moment
the sister of Mrs. Kriel entered the
apartment, whereupOn Kriel fired at
her several times, causing her to faint.
Kriel then discharged his pistol at his
head and ran, but was captured, after a
short chase. The cause assigned for
the crime was that Mrs. Kriel
having received inhuman treatment al
the hands of her husband, had gone to
live, temporarily, with her mother.
Kriel met her there y esterday, and, be-
coming enraged at her conduct, killed
her.
The municipal election at Lexington,
KY, resulted In the election of the en-
tire Democratic ticket.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February 7, 1858.
SENATE.

SENAAE.
The Chair submitted resolution
from NewMexico asking that the Gov
ernment be restricted in the exercise
of unauthorized power and for author
ityto raise three regiments for their
own projections; OlsO reply from the
Secretaryf of the Treasury, relative to
withholding the salary of the Govern
or of Idaho.
MIR. Morrill,, of Maine, called up the
pension appropriation bill. Consider
able debate enSued on the amendment
offered by the Committee on Appropri-
atoms, Tor striking out the provisions
for converting into the Treasury one.
half the amount received as the pro-
ceeds OF prizes, the interest of which
was to constitute a pension fund. A
difference of opinion turned on the pro-
priety of keeping the fund separate.
MIR. Sherman offered as a substitute
the following:
Interest on the fund known as the
naval pension fund shall hereafter be
at the rate of three per cent per annum,
in lawful money, and shall be applied
exclusively to the payment of naval
pensions according to existing laws.
MIR. Morrill,, of Vermont, was OPP
posed to any OF these propositions. He
would avoid the appearance OF any
violation of National faith while no
harm could result from the law remain
ing as 1t is.
Mr.. Sherman's amendment was
agreed to, and the bill passed.
Mr.. Morrill, called up the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill.
HOUSE.
The House met for general debate in
COMMITTEES of the Whole, Mr.. Ashley,
of Ohio, in the chair.
Mr.. Clarke, of Kansas, and Mr..
Blaine, of Maine, made speeches.
Mr.. BrOomall spoke on tariff and rev.
enue.
Mr.. Lynch spoke on finance.
Adjourned.
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NUWUJ HIeCIIUHH'ssFOIICeu buOIs
MEMPHIS, TENN, March THE
County election to-day resulted in a de-
feat of the Democrats by a majority
estimated at from 500 to 1000.
ing to arrest some burglars, was shot
in the leg SO severely as to render am
putaLiOn necessary,
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Regulation of Telegraph Charges.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 7.-In the
State Senate last evening, bill was
introduced TO regulate the charges of
all telegraph companies in this State,
for the transmission of messages, fix.
ing the rates and additional rates of
the latter in proportion to the distance
transmitted.
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no interest has decreased s8,s59,7sl; the
S8,lS2. .2lo 05. and the amount Of CURRENCY de-
creased S. ,O6S D showing an increase OF
cash on hand OF 81, sos, ,l4S so.
The adOVe statement shows that the debt
less cash in the Treasury, has decreased
since the last monthly statement S7;4s5,-
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL.

North End Stone Bridge, Main St.
DUNLAP & LADY. Proprietors.
CHAS. CoI4LIHs,..................... MRnager.
ACARD.
The proprietors beg leave to announce to
the Wheeling publ C that they have fltted
up, at a great expense, the above named
hall, for the purpose of presenting to them a
INST class entertainment, consisting OF Comic
and Dances, Fancy Dances, Comic Duets,
Irish JigS, Double Clogs, PantomImeR, Bur.
lesques, Laughable Negro Sketches &C.,
Knowing full we'll that thing so much
neeued viii be literally patronized. Ad-
mission, % cents. DOOIs open at ] O'Clock.
Performance to commence at y. Restaurant
below where meals can be procured at all
hours. Choice Wines, Liquors and CIgars at
the Bar. feb25-1m
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MARRIAGES AND FURERA1 NOTICES, 20
Ct8.S when under six lines.
simple announcements OF Deaths, gratis.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

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.,,t of income account, but for p1l mem " 80
sri interest would have been Fiooi' Ivlot for TO-
Freirhs-To Liverpool, sl'OvO nus.H 49,, .,,, 1nl
5,,'s steamer at I'd Next week nv ctorfers
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ar.: vessel now at Boston ~ ~, M, Il,s petro-
bcnce 20 Bristol OF Liverpool WIN ~, prooos Avros
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G'onae Nm T;i' tb 200 Jbls Rosn at g. gold and
DS,N 20 & '' ~ Rio Clandc with general cargo Oh
privqfp terms. .-----.srr-----z.-------7,
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sHIrPAG ArELLIGENCE
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st.mslpSt laurent or lIayei VIA Penn, Tor Lelao1 = ~
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masr and Lodoaa for New Orleans; san Jaea'e aes fass
savannah; Flag Fernsn uai Louisa Moore ot
Cbsop for Charleston Isaac Bell Rchhoha ev' Ni"s"' "
| Washngton; ship Daniel Webster, i0f lo1enu
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw.LoxpoS Oct 3-Aryed steamship De AHar. ~" c,.i
sclr North state. Provnccoeni Paramount t Y.rk
scbrs tr New. York; Phil sheridan. New1erki hlH NiesA'
n W Naeee Boston Mari Stsuaish b's1on' g. Rata, nj,
say FkASCsCo. oct 2.-teafcd snip Levy >'e'eus '''
fall cargo OF beadstdh
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COIITHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
D-CHANGg OF TIME On and amer September l. S' P '1e
& senth Sevtnth.st Wiuamsbnrghl, 9:03 m S.f .u %
va D. a. Isp and intermediate stations a. o'i' ~ -,
Jamaica, Returning leave ip at 6.l5 and a. NJ ana p
ping At intermediate stations and from jamaica Ia n "''HE' "
iork 1850 s.jJ 9:j5 a. aud 6;!3 NJ - - v ,h. a.0s M
Passengers for Rockasay aud Fire lsiAnd VIII eA'e " Wv
anil $40 trains r., py,e T.lanJ
l'''u.''' ''N'''' ~ "ts's' n WHITE. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
T0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave F'7l

"a r FOR Greenqort and an way stations eicept Woe
Tree $3.50 NuTtron fassengef lIai; any az "i sWiov
ctpl VipN Tree a.A D. m ihl'ss 'l1t. ~. -. m
Jamaica Miucoa icsyle auu ai sA'os , M. iprg 20
pls,sg'r tsin aud al say stations except willow lrt ,tpa
North Ip Passenger rain, and an way stations An pae m
connect 40 Mleoa with IAIns 70 '.l ."' ~ Ira as
SUNDAY Excursion Tran leaves iiHn'e p. ~ u -
Glen Cove North sp Norlpo a.a ' MM MM sc5 o-s -, instead
Point a. 6lO m Taxes eaee W " tRToN S.,rpa Hua
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

DR0POSAIs for @ioOo)MARKET STOCK.
r. d %. ge4 HI ~. -,t
Ley ossr,. s i-e l,' a Or. % s- o. - -i-e
a .-cs Ollie Common Cou-, a1lora oi by 'he Mayor seP' %
sa o. be iue ,'r te pirese Of paHr Hssl 'oriar %
e'nlsoa q me n.-s' % l .I'l =, III 1,rs N e-r iai,e
DO tbe rate o fet, Ier cl, ler al" Iti ' ,s &
i.. 5io ostie ita-f ofNv' la7
T.fr@ . 81 l.'.. ., o.! b. .e q pic. lg
su reeIol b. n-,sa 90 a.los 10y, 'a' & ' I ss '-"'
o. rrsetrE 10 De Corgtra tl receipts oi ite ,nanaeaa af
@ -t, .fil .i ras y ls 4s..l le tlen. b,ahas h.
f.. Fla'.. ..a BE- ssi'i ord raor.ea rrG ar n.rt.
f-s. ,I, Test aay " aioisi ,ss interests Of
'l' ''' mCHARD cosy01LY Comptroller
Cirror yrvya.1 Dersalsr,r or PssscE. s,it 90 lg>l
NOR SALE.
/ RoCIbsIER CITY SEVEN rER CEyT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY aiNHlSG ItAu BONDS ltE i.3'j
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY A&D JULY LLIAG a IIAai
CLASS SECURITY Ar a REDUCTION BELOW PAR. AND PAY
I.CAItR6E RATE 0F ISTEgEST ON IIiE INFI+ IMhNr 4
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR sALEBY ALBERT H SlcoLAY
STOCK BROKER ASD Aut1IONELt. So DIlSi-aE. p. b.
MEMPHIS. IL PASO, and PACIFIC RAIL
fiSDnJSbs Daa6,i sri .ri payable a ea ior sae 81 l'
'll @'''''- I066"EE ElS6ALl HoBsoy 80 u Dlo-lst
CoBN AuFEaNAS so go Brostst
EQRI CARQhl&4z PASP PTE 7, r. FTND- IlT2S
MANNING 6 DE FOREST,
Bauae,s aud Dealers ia southrn seeuite 40 10 walt
CovrrfotLrKs OFFcE NASHVILLE. Ieun., sept lo itta.
IN PURSUANCE Of an Act Of the Legislature
ftR ste resee approved September 1908. providing Tor
M renewal of m atured Bonds notice hereby 80 The ho s
-el gouig tat be- exchanged a. ic FOURTH Naion
Bsrk of tie Ciy Of SeWYork or Coupon bm due January lit1
N'"A q. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller
NEW-YORK, NEWFOUNDLAND and LON
~ DON IALh'"AF" '''' GO LUMBAR No 7wsn,.
C0xTTgotIGn. OgTicg. NAsnyIip Tenn. sept 10. l3gl
HEINTERESI on the BONDS of the STATE
Of fTfNNESsEE DUEJuLi vh be paid on pusuaton oi Le
CupOu Al tic FouTth National Bank lb aitI MOADAi, OCTOBER
g. ". BLACKBURN ComV'roleL
n attention parties interested is called t.e siJye ct oie
Comgtroei 9fhe ki'E q Ga.S.G. U sEAMAS Da,lie. i-
WISCONSIN, IOWA, and all WEST
w ERy SECURITIES. COu&Tf CITY, and Town BONDS,
regullltei apd dsiauted n ee. gaieasi 4 iai5 rtes
GEsERAL OFYcEs ERR RAILWAY Co,pAsT,{
Erw.YORE, Aug. 10, 1863
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
te Of the Eie RAILWAY Company o III Election u seventeen
Ie,ce sni fr lie transaction such oihe business may cone
iG ~ .eine held a the oces Of tbs Company Oh thr
TUIRTFESTH DAY or OCTOBER neIt at II o'clock m me
e he open II snd close al o'clock ~ o lat
jv The TuSier closed tbs day, Wi" Dc opened on e ifh
Of October, 1868. Bg ord'r ~ " olin, .ssss'!,
NOTICE.-The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
~ 0F srYUBFyyfLIE located ~ kenhenve. 10 tile State o
0 l. closing no IT. affairs Al notchoers ana other creditors o
sad Asoaos hereby u01d to present the notes ana
other claims sgalpst the Association for Iay,m,ttiI , ,,.
Dated steulenyle Sept 10 al8
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
Quan Sttamtrs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OpPOslTIOS TO MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.


NAILINU ADVANCEMENT
TIiE 5th AND 10th OF EVkRi MONTH. =, ,y,A
At before when ihese dsslA on SUNDAY nom ie ~
RIVER fo0t King 81 al noon - I'm, -....,.. u,,h
OCTOBER A-Stsamship SANIlAdO DE NObA eonNe'"'s Wv
ne. steamship NEVADA. .r.o ,.. ,.,h nav
Steamship ORk0ONliN. - A. II. -. 49,. n,.,.
Ths.s Steamships expressly attsd for ~, sds ana ana ',s % %
p. and Frs sAt AN log A. bY any other Lne
rOI 's5,h'I n SH'H'A' Au' " D. n CARRlNGToS Agent
sss,,i W bIs. Vice President WM. II. WEBB. PIsndeni
No. 81 gIeIalss plass, ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Pacific RWroAD OF Missouri SIX TER OfNI
GoLD BoNDs.-rhe Pacific Railroad Oh MiNSoui, ?,
having completed the purchase OF FIVE Mll.'o"S oi
Missouri State Skies. from proceeds oil safes Oh JUS sS
,,o, cont cold mortgage Bonds, and having paid
tro over in discharge Of an its indebtedness to the
s,ate NOW offer through the undersigned about ST.
5ol0oloogo of its six per cent gold mortgage Bonds
due in1s,s. Coupons payable, February and August
The pTocseds to Doe applied to payment OF Bonds
ahout ma.urne, which viii then leave the mure
deht Of tc road s700O0) in six per cent gold Bonds
tbe annual interest upon which viii he $4,000 in
god. while the net receipts for the present year viii
c,pa.l sIcQU0. The road runs from 81. Lou.s TO
kaisa l.,y, o miles Price loI the presents pan,
a.ld.a,,lled interest lu currency.
.rr n,prt a. 40 No TI o1l-ef
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

s4fN. WANTED % thorough business man. wild
tli. .mcuut, 40 taAe charge oI tle mahni"t'3Io ann
...f Ro0I's NhOUGTIEON SECTIONAL SAfLn
H,lLIa. in EnQaud and other European, couAli4, s.
4o'.I,,s joins Is. ROOT, Nos. o. and 90 LiOIiy-s -s1.