davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
atb Yablitatioas.
MEXICAN PH0T0-IITH0GRAPH W"
"a -"<,FpisIs IEMAtp BrupiSG-r roadTay--booin ~
TOMMENCEMENT or VOLUME XXAVH
f1ARprR's NEW MONTHLY MAGAHINh

CoyTKNr:
aOeKcur NOl.NrAIY AND HOW WR Won IT.
I1r,rs.r,oxs-siruoi Ro,k, Lookout MomAn-Geherd
H.oA tie Here Of Lookout M,errlioe'f POSITION N LoA
a., vslev-rhe Palisades q, Lookout Mouutaiu-Pan - Tue
Battle MounnRebe Works on 'he SIDE % he Nu
tsio-Ru.s Of the White llous.B,le Works AZ 'He VINE
Ao.e-Srslg The Ps,saoesR'siug the Flag on The summit
"C.mr H,a we,liy," aud is Gsrr'oriieae l's san On
le-Aot Noau,su.Tle De,fs Ppt-II'osf' "''on IN LOON
cut valsr-Sadlle k-Luia Lsle-Lu4 Fails
hYRING.TINE
AMONG THB ANDES OF PERU AND boIi'iA' py T. " ~
M r., = c Ssssls .s Is s. % SGps' So
ttsts cut ID Rock Copacahiua-Tbe Bath ofhe h'as
Corseatsr View from he "Iadera" Island Of 1iGcca IN The
Dhtap,e-DaAa Navigation Lake Tteaea-Pan Of Ancient
BAdngs Landing, Island Of Titeca-Niche ia Ruins a.
l.rorg Island TieacThe Sacred R"-k q Nance Capae-
Yla or Fountain Of the Iuas TucacaSe View Of Palace o.
Ne Iaea Island q TcarsGrOuni Plan Of Palace of'he Inca
Isiand rtaca-issnd of Coat and tie Grown ohe Andes
hca EpIsuaee Palace Of the lncsPn Of Second Story Of
Pa=e-Cbsmters Palace Of the Tnca'The meas Chair
--Clurus or Burial Towers Acos Pcu-Andent SePuehre'
Aeoa P.s-Plau Of Square ChupASectO ion Of Square ChnT-
Plan Of Round Chulpa.--seeiOD Of Round Ch"lra
nsMOGTAL
ss0onNG STARS. DECORATING METBORS AND AERO
LTES BY Prof ELIAS LOOKS
InU,uu4IoSs-Ne,cor with Fiery TraiD.-NeeOr which
Burt vh an Trposon-Tbe Number Of Meteos az Geer"ch
November 1865 -ltteoc Paths November lG66The Number Of
heieors EevlIaven November lo5-OIbh Of The November
oihe Of ls62Psh Of ihe Tennessee
Meteor Augl lCCO-Mdeor with long TrAn-FOrm oiile
Train sner Three Auutes-Fom Of the Train Hher Sixteen Mn
nLes-Psh Of Meteor, December j. lsJ"-NeboDre
AfroBts-Ormpa Asrolte-Ssnta Rosa AsrOiie-La cate
AeIohte-Lockpor AeroHe-Stafus 81 Bohemian AeIoAe'--
SIseae o. Teas 4uohe
pAYBRBAK. -
hIILYs MIsHAPS
THREE VIEWS OF THB SAME THINGS.
EHR LOOT oP LUCKNOW.
9RJNITY SEASON
DRAWING BUREAU RAT10NS
THB NkW TlhOJHY,-PAIT u.
AARTHAs VINEYARD.
TnE woMASs KINGDOM: LOVE STORY By tie Author Of
I" John silsI, Gentleman"
LINERS ,roSs-ForebOdings The Two womepJalus and
gdns-Nr. WiDsB stedmap Husband and Wife.
q EEGLISB PHOTOGRAPHS BY an AMERICAN.
w0MAEs BEAUTY: HOW TO GET KEEP 1T.
= EDITORS BASY CHAIR
HoNTN RECORD or CURRENT EVENTS
rkDIToRs DRAWER
TERMS FOR HARPERs MAGAZINE, WEEKLY, bND BAZAR,
MAGAZINE, Copy ior One 90
WBEKLY One Copy for One Year,. 400
BAZAR, Copy for One 90
HARPRRS MAGAZINE HARPERS WEEKLY, and HARPERS
BAZAR 10 address, year, SOi any two for o.
An extra copy The Magaziae The Weekly the Boar VIII
3, spe gratis every Five Subscribers ~ EACH one
remittance, or Sir Copies Tor $50
Bopd Volumes Mogasne Volume Containing The Numbers
n s Months 80 per oame snt sent BY mail
postage paid Bound Tey each volume containing
Ihs Numbers viii be furnished for g. freight By express
said tbe weight volumes being beyond that allowed the mail
HARPER BROTHERS. Publbers
Pranilusquare. NeE-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
n 0NG Island RAILR0AD.

4 ONG lSLAND hAli.NOAD. ~. 80,
IL SPRING AkRANGEMENTS-CHANOk VF i4NL. -
Leave iAwes sin; <S~
o. n for Greenport and all srststons, uetg, Nn', u"
connecting Mneoa with trains oI Glen Cove AL Hens 'st a.
AOrthpon passenger trains aud all way sisiti n'
low Tree. an.
~, Express train for RTeTheaa and for Gt't1' s''N
DAYS only.
4pm North ort passenger train, AMI al utIsots ls'i
., MIueoia with trains llempst ASA Glen Coge.
$50 p. M North lsip. passenger train AID al wAyst
Sunday Excursion leaves Hunters Point ROT Nof
g. arrives Hunters Point at 302 M 10 take eco
1861 J. II. bARION, hpps ih'see---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

GOD AUCTION SALE of SCRANTON
W COAL heN'l9 hay ~ llgyoo..
The Delaware aud Western Railroad Company VII 'e
BY John Draper Co.. Auetoace - me Company se
No EeYOrk WEDNESDAY MAY a. az
IL ok noon un o. COAL from the ackawanna regions 81
deliverable their depot khzbcihpor " j. dng
Jun. 1875 Terms payable current us o" me Gay
Of sale and shn days eIesneT y tell az Tue
once Of the company. SAMUEL SLVA' fi'se'h"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

Illustrated Guide TO the principal suburban places ~ Inc q
the Eastern Division ofs Rawsv hss been prepared an A a.
tanned the oce Of the Company free Of charge by those HS 70
personally the region referred 90 With The yes sisnt
II. RIDDLE, Gst'Ts NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
H ROADS.-on and aner MONDAY MAJ ~, nc, ua -
Albany aud Troy meeting with s0Een and wsseI h's III
leave New.lork as follows:
Express tram via Hudson River Railroad, Tlia,aa ~.
Tenth through Bnfaio and Suspension Bridge vb eks "
aud connecting TOr with trains FOR saog Ran sax.
ton aud the NOrti Draw nom New ios e bfo
connecting VITA seepiuge for the West Va either Aia Nh
Shore line. d..
Ii a. IN Express via Harlem Railroad Tver,ra ml
Springs Pttsse &C. al Albany WITH Western traua Al IJ sA
trains Santiago Rnsand, Burlington and the NORTH
1,0a. Express train via Hudson River RsToad s'tretq
Albany with trans for the West and Troy With HsS' ~ s
RatI.nd Burlington mi III NJ th
345 p BIprss tran via Hudson River Raiosa ,et'H a.
Albany With Nes,es trains and at TroI with hs-s & hel o"
m EIpress train via Harlem Railroad eoHners At Caa.
with Western Railroad for Lebanon spass Ts,s, e. 40
Albany with Western ains Seerng attached Al ~. -
6 D. m Express via Hudson Rer Railroad vh ,s' ss
attached and through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge t %
Of Also s,prpng-ear day excepting Saiarl ~
from NewYok through Ogdnshlg Vhog change hsHs w.
aud O. Rurosi Connection r Troy vii he made Al BAT AA''
This tram will run Santays 4, -. -,
eo6ntt III ItEt Nib eiir trains fr Buffalo and Ss s1' d y
and al TROY with trains for Saratoga and points heHh
attached 50 A hsn 49,, 4. ~. W.
10 and intermediate stations leaving EeS
Rstnnpg leave Pou hkespss arriving New es az
Also Suhda, trs.a va i,sn5M -i"-d- f'isg Forp -
Q IN ard arying al Mlrrton $40 m. RssrrDE ta"s
ton at i:JO p ~ arriving at New. Org a. U 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
yttb CIVILIZATIONS.
IN OF HEALTH

FTyHE HERALD OF HEALTH
Il POR JIJER CONTAINS;
TIE CAFR or LITTLE CHILDREN ny hoifse MAN,
II iIS'rS IN 1IlR TREATMENT OI lHh INSANE.
~ A IIPR ZAP FROM NY NOTEBOOK LYDIA y feN
V Plans IN LIFE Hem, Ward Eeeehg
NApptAGFs DEAF AND DUMB. w. y ftet LID
WI CIFANIINFSS: A Poem. Mrs. Prime u.,., ~, M.
vii TF KINDERGARTEN SCHOOLS OF Ghl'hANi' ny hi4~
" uYVvS Avn HOMES. Poem Phebe Carey.
\ HOOKING THR CRADLE Mrs r. Oabes hni,h nm n
NJ NEW NOTES AND DESTINATIONS On TN hEAti' DJ
Prof Rufus King Browne
ylr A HAPPY HOME Mrs K. D. GleesoB, VI D.
orr Crense Tobaceo-Quack Advertisements
IIeaifhfuirit eahUnneocy SGrge-Wetef ava Tvs isel
lions 70 Iah-Warm DRINK ung the Throa-Weak Dgssu9n-
Cuts tb. Treatment reckeWOmen Swimmer Sun Bats-
TnIh Dahs the InsDeL Auc Wost Of Vracs MAZDA rage
Of Fsn
@-"''"'' MILLER wOOp Co,
No IS Laieht-st New OH.
American New Co aud NcsYoll Meas TO, General Agca
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
There commenced TB HERALD OF HfALl f9I Jane lsts
ser articles entitled TIE CARE, EDCCAIlON hu
RFARTNG or CHILDREN written by Me- Horace Mann Miss kii
betb Peabody Lewis Mrs Isabella ID Hooker anoes Dana
NJ Severance and they viii b continued through the volume
arst paper win be by Mrs Horace Mann The NAkb or ~
CHILDREN viii be- 10y Grace GREENWOOD eltu
THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION OF GIRLS Miss h. L. PeAbod( viz
much her life The edGcSO Of very young
has prepared paper lie June number the Kindergarten eeo
Of GsTlanv Other papers viii follow Succession, anq the @
he exceedingly valuable all who interested IN 'he improvement
ready Price - sample NJ - '
Address MILLER WOOD Co, No 10 Lsightst, New loIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
FRlE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEP0f

SUNDAY TRAM $50 a. ~ Wsy Train sr oTllsi 2 y "a
Paterson. p n Night EEpr.s for Danlrk, Bsis htts
points West aud South 800 kHpa1i isa
War Train II:o0 p n. for Paersos and Port Jstgi.
Express Trains 20 Salamanca Duakt c bth
out change Of coaches direct connection with al sa ard
Pssc,y Ventilated and Iu1uroa, Sleeping Coaches ,rsI al
Night Trana - -,
cleu can obtained at the Conpanys omeesNo 2n Bo.
Depot foot Of CbGnbcst NeEYot also Long D0ei pse l'
Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21
Situations Salmito-- SrmaLS.

An American Young woman desires sltua-
n lion as ShLESWONAN God reference Pleae address H. NJ
Tribune omee for three DAYS
4 GERMAN GIRL wishes SITUATION TO
"A de- general homework Inquire NO. Bdhdse 81, between "a
nal aud DiysOnss, basement -------,
DESPECTABLE FAMILlES.-A lady OF good
IL anlipg Boz the CLOAK DRESS hAhNS
and al Of faulty sewing will receive orders en noie %
Above Al Kys Boot and Shoe EpouHo h" 20 nd'"hsL l'' Ho'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
TTY . U Il G
KATALYSlNE WATER
Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
rafiVe Powers.

rI,HE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
announce that they completed arrange.
ments for supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
Water on scale commensurate with the de-
maud Physicians and invalids desiring inior.
nation ~ TO the therapeutic value aud virtue OF
this Water will on application to the office of
the Company, or any of the Druggists Stores, be
furnlsneh Win printed ooPios at statements OF
invaids. and reports of eminent medical men as
to its CURATIVE EFFECTS the only unerring test OF
the value of any water or medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands of in
valids and their medical advisers in every part
of the country, who have, since the general in.
PRODUCTION of this Water among the people some
six months ago, been cured, by its use, of dis.
tressing or fatal maladics.
This combined testimony establishes beyond
all reasonable doubt, the superiority of this
Water, as n remedy fer Rheumatism, Govt, GRAY
ell Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Liv'
er, and Bowel Diseases, (Bili0usuess &c, Ca
tarrh, Neuralgia and Nervous Disordcrs) over
all others known to materia medica, or found In
the mineral springs of modern times.
It has been demonstrated in number of in
stances to possess the power of solving culculus
or stone in the bladder, and the urate deposits
of chalk stones formed by rheumatism, Govt,
and Gravel, and of PERMANENTLY curing these
diseases, for which medical science and the most
celebrated mineral waters have hitherto only
provided palliatives.
Also of arresting the progress If not perma.
ncntly curing, Abumenura, or Brights Dis
case.
This Water is confidently claimed to be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
its source.
Depot 63 Liberty street, New York.
For sale by MCCABE, BUSHFIELD &
KRAFT, % Main street Wheeling and Drug.
gists generally. sept5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
By THE CABLE.
IBy Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, November 2.-The Standard
SAYS the formal dissolution OF Parma
ment will be announced on the llth..
Several shocks of earthquake have
been distinctly felt recently in the west
ern counties of England and Wales.
Prince Alfred left Plymouth to-day in
the frigate Galatia, for cruise around
the world.
Negotiations for the settlement of the
Alabama claims will undoubtedly be
conclu ded in few days. England is
willing to pay the American claims.
The British Government has
declined to recognize the rights claimed
by the Hudson Bay Company in the
territory between Canada and the fa-
cific coast.
The riots which occurred in Rotter-
dam on Saturday, were not OF Poii'i'
cal character. A quarrel arose oe'"00"
the citizens and police, the latter "0'"
overpowered when troops were 'eA'
from Hague to restore order A Sc
we're contest took place in the streets
between the troops and the people; three
were killed and about one hundred
wounded. Up to this morning sixty
arrests of parties implicated have
been made. The city is now quiet an
der the guardianship of the military.
MADRID, November "A decree will
soon be issued making reduction in
the number of the standing army.
Dissentions have broken ont among
the members of the Democratic party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
Political Meetings Broken Up.

SELMA, ALA, October 3l.-The Tri-
bune's special says: A Grant and Col
fax meeting was broken up at Eutaw,
Greene county, in this State, on the 23d
inst. l was prevented from speaking
by an armed mob, headed by Hardway,
the ex-Sheriff, and Col. jolly, a Sey-
mour elector, who swore that no North
ern man should speak in Greene coun-
ty. The threat was also publicly made
that if United States troops were sent
there they would butcher them.
At Tuscaloosa, in this State, Grant
and Colfax meeting was dispersed by a
mob, headed by Ryland Randolphs, OF
Monitor fame, which, with cooked re-
volvers in their hands, drove State Sem
ator Charles Hays from the stand. Mr..
Hays is native of Alabama; was in the
Confederate service, though always a
Union man; owns 1900 acres of the
best land in Alabama; is man of educa-
ton and high character; his only of.
fence consists in beiAg a Republican
For the good of our whole country we
appeal to the patriotism of the Repub-
lie to elect Grant and give us free speech
and peace at the South.
WILLARD WARNER,
United States Senator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
from Rn.nnA

Boston, November 2.-Iu the suit of
the Merchants National Bank vs. tbe
State National Bank, origiuatinr in tha
late State street irregularities, JnSTs
Clifford to-day read the opinion f tIe
Circuit Court. He decided that the act
of June, 1864, under which the national
banks were created. conferred no au-
thority on cashiers of banks TO certify
cheeks; that the power To certify checks
for third parsieS was not inherent in
the duties appertaininS to cashiers. He
also held that the 18th bylaw of the
State Bank, which declared that the
duties of cashiers did not confer any
power to certify checks of third parties,
and in addition there appeared to be no
question that the national banks gem
orally could not certify checks. The
court, in view of these things, directed
the jury to give verdict for the State
Bank. The counsel for the Merchants
BANK immediately filed exceptions, and
She case Will go to the United States
supreme Court for final adjudication.
northeast storm with snow sonalIs
prevails. Sf""iis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
The National Democratic
Platform.

The Democratic party, in National CUnven-
ton assembled, repoSihg its trust in the intelli
geuce, patriotism and discriminating justice OF
the people, standing upon the Constitution a.
the foundation and limitation of the powers OF
the Government, and the guarantee of the lib
critics of the citizen, and recognizing the ques
lions of slavery and secession as having been
settled for all time 10 come, by war and the vol
untary action of the Southern states, in consti-
tutiOnal convention assembled. and never To be
renewed or reagitated, do, with the return Of
peace, demand,
First. The immediate restoration of all the
States TO their rights in the Union, under the
Constitution, and of civil government for the
american people.
Second. Amnesty for all past political often
ces, and the regulation of the elective franchise
in States by their citizens.
Third. Payment of the public debt of the Uni
ted States as rapidly as practicable; all money
drawn from the people by taxation, except so
much rs is requisite for the necessities of the
government; economically administered, being
honestly applied TO such payment. and where
the Obligations of the Government do not cN.
pTeSSly state upon their face, or the law under
M"l'h they were issued does not provide that
tuey snail be paid in coin. they ought, ia right
United States - "
f"utth' Equal taxation sf every species of
fs! "'.II'uag 10 ITS real value including
Eif,b Nr', o os and other public securities.
=, FLI'u one cur ency for the government and
the people the laborer and the ofice bo,dcr
the Pensiioner and the soldier, the producer and
bOnd-hOljer. '''''
Sixth Economy in the administrators =, Oh.
government, the reduction of the standing a,rDS
and navy; the abolition of the Freedmen's
bureau great cbeers and all political ipstrn,
mentalities designed To secure negro supremacy.
simplifcation of the system, and discontinuapce
of inauisitoria modes of assessing and collecting
Internal Revenue; so that the burden of taxation
may be equalized and lesssned, the credit OF
the government and the currency made good,
the repeal of all ensctments for enrolling the
State militia into the national forces IN time OF
peace, and a tariff for revenueup foreign im-
ports and such equal taxation under the Inter
nal Revenue laws, as will afford incidental pro
lection TO domestic manufactures, and IS will,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November
FIOIJR-Dull and lower; sales OF
family at Z 25a7 so. &c
WHEAT-Scarce and holders not Of
feripg; No. saleable at ~.
CORN-IJnchange sales OF ear at
e6a98c: shelled 98ca1 90 for old; new ear
60a65c.
RYE-Dull; sales ut %.
BARLEY-Dull and unsettled; accu-
rate quotations cannot be given.
COTTON-Quist and unchanged;
sales at 233c.
TOBACCO-Nothing doing.
WHISKY-In moderate demand at 90.
MESS PORK-Sold at "a 90 on the
spot, but for December not saleable at
better than 20 90.
LARD-Small sales of new steam at
15sa16; but little old here, not more
than $50 tierces.
GREEN MEA1S-Would bring ~,
10al2c, but none offered.
BACON-In fair demand and the mar
ket firmer; shoulders 13l; sides l5ial6ia
17ic; sugar cured hams very dull at l5a
16c.
BUTTER-Packed dull at 34a37c.
EGGS-Sales at 29a30c.
CHEESE-Steady and in good de-
mand at 16alSc.
LINSEED OIL-Dull; retailing at
100.
HOGS-Scarce and higher; buyers al
7 75a8 90 gross.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull but not lower
PETROLEUM-Firm; refined 3Oa32c
GOLD-133 buying.
MONEY-Market very close at lOal2
per cent. for best paper.
EXCHANGE-Quiet at par baying
and 80 per cent. premium selling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
New York Market.

New YORK, November 2.
COTTON-Rather more steady; sales
1000 bales at 25lc for middling uplands;
some sales are reported as high as 2o3c,
which rs an extreme.
FLOUR-Closed dull and trilie low
er for medium and common grades.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged for
spring; very heavy and declining for
winter.
RYE-Nominal at | 40.
OATS-Quiet and firm at 75a7Gc for
western.
CORN-Quiet at l Hal IA for unsound
and l5al l6 for sound mixed western.
PORK-Quiet; buyers of mess at 70 80
and sellers at 81 co.
BEEF-Dfill and heavy.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull at l7al7tc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Firm and quiet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
From 81. Louia.

ST. LOTS, November 2.--The steamer
Helena, laden with Government freight
for Fort Randall, sunk yesterday, forty
miles below Sioux City. A part of her
cargo will be saved.
a Denver dispatch says that Mr..
Were, one of the commissioners sent by
Napoleon to examine the Colorado
mines, has organized French company
with 100000 capital, to build tram
way from the coal beds, with view to
furnishing cheap fuel for the smelling
works. They also agree to CONSTRUCT
gas works here within ninety days.
An Omaha dispatch says the lndlass
displaced rail on the Union racine
Railroad, near Sidney, Saturday, py
which freight train was thrown iroli
the track and fireman killed. A
wrecking train going West had been
obl;Cod 70 return in consequence OF the
oonearance of a large body of Indians.
T Tpp from Forts Mcpherson and Rus
Iii I'D bean sent to protect the rail-
80 men. and all was quiet at last ac-
Five desperadoes were hung near Gill
uer, on Friday, by Vigilance Commit
tee.
Joseph Musgrove, notorious horse
thief and murderer, captured near Ben
ton. on the same day, has been surren-
dered to the military authorities at Fort
Steele. He was disguised as an Indian,
and is known to have large band of
Indians, who robbed at different times,
hundreds of thousands of dollars worth
of stock from the Fort. He is believed
to be the leader of the band who killed
four whites near Percy Station, twenty
miles South.
Little Rock, Ark, dispatch to the
Republican, says the counties in which
Governor Clayton has declared regis
tration invalid are largely Democratic,
aud especially affect three Congressional
Districts. They embraced about one
sixth of the registration of the State,
and were estimated to give six thou
sand Democratic majority. The Demo-
Gratis countermanded their meeting on
Saturday night to prevent disturbances,
the Republicans having arranged Tor
torch light process ion the same night,
and, it is alleged, Instructed the me-
groes to come armed. The dispatch fur
ther states that politics had nothing to
do with the assassination of Congress
man Hinds--that it was the result OF
private difficulty, and that Democrats
universally condemn the act.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November "A card
published by George II. Biddle and
eight other Democratic members of the
bar expresses the opinion that it is the
unidentified duty of the election officers,
when certificates of naturalization are
presented having the Prothonotary's
signature aud seal of the Court to re-
ceive such paper, and that any election
officer rejecting such paper subjects
himself to an action for damages and to
the peril of criminal prosecution.
The city is very quiet this evening.
The politicians are engaged in folding
tickets, aud no meetings are being held
There is deep feeling pervading AL
classes which will call forth heavy
vote, and tho poll, will De. crowded
carly in the mOrRing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
SDaiu.

New YORK, November "a Barcelona,
Spain, special, of yesterday, says all the
workshops and manufactures of the
city have been closed in consequence of
the free trade DEGREES issued by the Pro-
visional Government. The workingmen
of the city deprived of their work have
assembled, and are actually threatening
to break into the grain stores and the
bakeries. The military have been called
ami several arrests have been made.
A Madrid special says all the Conser-
natives favor Ferdinand, of Portugal,
for King of Spain, while the Democratic
clubs have unanimously selected Gen.
Prim for Chief of State, on condition he
will take the title of President of the
United Provinces of Sebria.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-03
New York Money Market.


MONEY-Ma rket active AMI lightest
Of the season; Z per cent on currency
and ta4c commission to &c on gold, on
call.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed to-
day and Saturday 81, 900 of 3 per
cent. certificates, and disbursed in the
same days 81 100000, in gold, for inter
est.
STERLING-Dull at l09sal095
GOLD-Lower; opened at 1884; fell
to 1873; advanced to 1889, and closed mt
l33tal33t. No sales by the Govern
ment.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Lower;
Coupons of 81, ll5!all54; do '62 lO95a
alO9s; do "a, 1O78alO7!; do 20, lO7tal073;
do new, 11Osall0t; do'67, 1l0!allO;8 do
'6S, 1lOg; 1O-40s, lO5aal06.