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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
THURSDAY EVENING,
May IA, 1865.

May IA, 1865. J
BuTrER-3Oc for prime to choice yell
low.
medium IS 90.
CHEEsE-Factory 14c; Western Re-
serve 121Sc; Goshen 19c.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good 23a24c !;
prime 25a26c; Hummell's essence, S6 90
per gross; Felix's extract, 81 so.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow, 16c;
star, 22a25c.
CARBON Om.EFirm at 35c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 421Sc., Cot
ton Batting 25a2sc; Candle Wick 42a
45c.
DRIED FRurT-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12c per ID.
EGas-17c, and full supply.
FLoUR-The market during the week
has been steady. We quote Extra at
50 5Oa10 90; Family at s1l 25a1l so; Fan.
cy at Sl2 50a13 90. Rye Flour at s. 90
FIsH-No. kits 81 75; No; 2 do 50 25;
No. 2, Il bbls, 80 so; No. 8 do 81 %; Lab
rador Herring S1I 90; Lake in = bbls,
81 so; White Fish IS 50i Scotch in box
es SOC.
-wheat-Market firm. We
quote prime red winter at 81 50a2 55i
white 81 20. Corn-Shelled and ear
81 90, buying; 81 10, selling; firm. Bar
~ -Ss " N1e-- 49,
GIAss-Franklln brand, sx1O, 81 25;
IARD-17c in tierce; lsc in kegs; leaf
LARD o11-Extra winter strained,
81 go.
PRoyIs1oNs-Marke dull and a shade
lower. Mess pork, 500 90; shoulders
141<c; clear rib sides, 171zc; sides, 1S1zc;
breakfast bacon, 1Sc; Hams, sugar
cured canvassed, 201zc; Family, 19c:
Dried Beef, 23c; Dried Beef, CanVassed
24c.
PoTAToEs-S15O so per busheI.
RICE-Rangoon 111z; Carolina, 12Hc.
SUGAR-Porto Rico Sugar, 14a141fc;
Cuba Sugar, 127<a131<c; New Orleans
sugar, I5a16c; Refined Crushed Sugar,
ISc; Powdered Sugar, 1Sc; a Coffee
Sugar. 1910; B do, 16Hc; @ do, 161<c;
G do, Yellow, 16c.
sTRgPIBaltimoEe Syrup, 75asOo;
MoLASsRs-Orleans Molasses, soc;
Porto Rico do, Soc.
SoDA-Bi-carb Soda, Sc; Sal Soda, SC;
Soda in papers, 10c.
1870; Maizena,, 1916.
SALT-Dairy, So 70; Ohio River, 81 so.
SoAP-Family &c; German sc; East
ern Family 10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead 12cI. Shot
TEA-Gunpowder Tea 81 4Oa1 coal 75;
Young Hyson Tea 81 40a1 65; Black
ToBAcco-Navy tobacco 70a72c; dark
los and rs 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
9Oc; fig lump 81 Is; cut and dry &c;
common cigars 50 5Oa1O 90 per 1000;
Garrett's snuff soc; CARROTS snuff In
WooDRs wARK-Two hoop buckets
s275 per doz; washboards, % 90 per
doz; tubs, No. 1, Sl4 90; No. 2, Si2 09;
cedar buckets, hooped, brass bound,
Is S1SPms1Es~Epsom m m Salts, &c; Cream
Tartar, soc; Pennsylvania Concentrated
I've, per box. 50 so; Indigo,S1 90; Alum,
Sc; Blue VitrioI 14c; Copperas &c: Rosin
Sc; Extract Logwood 16a1sc; Vinegar
2Oc; White Lime 81 so; Powder Dupont,
IS %; Percussion Caps per N 45c.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, May 13.-A man named
Dnqpan, saloon keeper, and two ac-
com5lices, were arrested this morning
charged with being implicated in the
Mot for the assassination OF MCGEE.
They were examined before Judge
Conrsal with doors closed. A witness
testified te being present in Duggan's
bonse in December last, when the con-
sniracY was matched. Twelve Amerl-
cans and Canadian Fenians were aIso
present. A man named smith was
seiected to do certain job. Witness
could not say what the job was, put :
heard one of the men say, my Coo, II
McGee only knew what be has In store
for him wouldn't he leave the coun-
W Witness also heard another man
ssv. HSmfth you did that job OF burn
in9 the Orange Lodge first rate.n Wit
ness has identified Whelan as the man
he heard called Smith. The prisoners
iaaye for ottawa tomorrow morning In
charge of officers. .
QUEBEC, May 13.-The Government
schooner Canadian sailed this morn
ing to cruise in the Cult OF st. Law
renee for the protection OF hsherles;
The frigate Hemaluga also arrived
here with a detachmentof of the 66th ana
both Rifles. She will leave shortly
with troops for Halifax and st. Johnss
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May 14.-The Republicans
OF st. Joseph, Mo-, will hold meeting
to-day TO express their sentiments on
the Impeachment question -
The Excelsior Insurance. COMPANY 90 1i
this city win offer through the 81.
Louis Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION, at their Fair next fall, pre-
MUM OF 500 for the best plan Tor .o. IRON
vessels and barges for the transpoTtaI
tion of grain in bulk on the Mississippi
river and tributaries. 1t is not i'm
probable that this premium Will pe m
creased by other parties to thousahu
Col. Rodgers, United States Marshal M6dd
for this district, denies having aPpneo
to the Commissioner of Internal hsTe, e;e,
nue. for a cavalry force to enable .ran, nln,
to make arrests as telegraPheu thora
Washington Tuesday, and says tnere mere
is no difficulty in executing any Pro, pro-
cess OF the United States Courts IN the
Eastern District of Missouri.
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CIECINNATI.

C1Nc1NNAT1, May 14.-At a meeting
of the stockholders of the Newport d
Cincinnati Bridge Company, yester-
day, the Construction Committee was
ordered to commence work on the
abutments forthwith. The following
officers were elected: Alfred Gather,
President; A. s. Berry, Vice President;
J. NJ. st. John, Engineer. The follow
ing Directors were elected: IA. ID.
G, GAYLORD and G. n. Killgore.
Joe Cobourn, yesterday after his re-
lease, proceeded to Latonia Springs, on
the Kentucky side, where he will finish
his training. 1t is understood that Nc.
Coole will not come to the city. but will
soon locate himself in the vicinity OF
the battle ground.
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IT is believed the following Senators
will vote for conviction on the eleventh
article: Anthony, Cameron, Catell,
Chandler, Cole, ConkIing, Conness,
Corbett, Cragin, Drake Edmunds, Fer
ry, FrelinRhuysen,H Harlan, Henderson,
Howard, Howe, Morgan, Morrill,, (Me.),
Morrill,, (Yt.). Morton, Nye, Patterson,
IN. H., Pomeroy, Ramsey, Ross,
Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, Sumner,
ThRyer, Tipton, Van Wrinkle, Wade,
Wiley, Williams, Wilson and Yates
in all thirty-eight. 1t Is also thought
the second artIcle,wilI be carried by the
above vote, leaving out Henderson and
Van Winkle. Saturday will, therefore,
probably witness the conviction of Mr..
johnson. But we shall not shout until
we are out OF the woods.
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wAsHINGrOR.

wAsn1NaroN, May 4th. = Senator
Grimes is about the same as last even
ing, having little or no use of his rign,s \. "
arm. No visitors are admitted, out Lnis s
morning he read the newspapers anu
attended to the mailing of letters;
Senator Howard's condition IS lht
changed. He :spent a restless
and is at times delirious. +,
The Impeachmeut managers were ~ =
session to-day. They have summ9ontSs
w. w. Warden, of the Preslden1d 1d
household, to appear before them; have a
il is said that other witnesses ha''
been subposned.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, May 1S.-Charles Francis
Adams, U. s. Minister to the Court OF
special Audience, to-day. Mr.. Adams
left London soon afterwards for the
Continent, leaving Mr.. Moran In
charge of the American Legation in
PARIS, May 14.-Mr. Theirs yesterday
made public speech, taking grounds
in favor of the protection of home in
MuS1cH, May l4.-Hon. George Ban
croft, the American Minister, is here.
BE awaits the arrival of Prince Hohen-
lobe, who Is now attending the Zol-
Ievrein Diet in Berlin. Bancroft will
enter into negotiations for a nation
ality treaty with the Bavarian Prime
Minister Immediately on his return to
Munich,
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NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The ship Golconda shipped from
Savannah on the 18th, for Liberia, with
446 negroes.
The first charter election yesterday
at Ogdensburg, n. T., was carried by
the Republicans. VIM. G. Brown was
chosen Mayor. -3
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
Convention Is in session at Philadel-
phia. Bishop Stevens presides, having
recovered from his injuries by late
accident.
Official returns give II .699 majority
for the Georgia Constitution.
AT the conference of the principals
of the American Institute for Deaf and
Dumb. at Washington City. Wednes-
day, Rev. DIR. Peeli of New York, was
elected President: ReY. @. Stone, OF
Hartford, and P. G. Gellett, of Illinois,
Vice Presidents.
VIM. T. Lee, postal clerk on the
Acquia Creek route. has been commit
teed for robbing the mails. Since
the 18th of April forty thousand dol
lars has been lost on this route.
The Democratic Convention at
jackson, Miss, re-nominated Governor
Humphreys by acclamation; X. Fadeo-
ner for Lieut.. Governor, Q. E. Hooper
for Attorney General, G. K. Marshall
Harmony prevailed. a mass meeting
was announced for Wednesday night.
The nominees will address the meeting.
The Fenian Brotherhood of Penn
syIvania met in the Senate Committee
rooms at Harrisburg, Wednesday.
Forty-nine circles were represented,
and officers were elected. A secret
session of three hours was held in the
evening. A large and enthusiastic
meeting took place.
"A mass meeting at Lawrence, Kan
sas, Wednesday night, unanimously
mediate conviction and removal of
President Johnson, and denouncing
with political and social execration
such Republican Senators as shall fail
to vote for conviction.
Two men, named Barker and Will
Ter, were taken to Selma, Ala, on the
18th, in irons, by the military from
Sumter county, charged with lynchtng
the murderers of Burns, who was killed
in Menego comfy, some weeks ago.
The Republican Legislative caucus
at New Haven, had 81 ballots Wednes-
day evening, for the choice of a candi-
date for United States Senator for Con-
necticut, without choice. On the last
ballot Buckingham had SO. Hawley 54,
and Platt is.
The Temperance Convention at
Boston, in. resolutions condemn the
license system, advocate prohibition,
and will support no party whose plat
form and candidate are opposed to pro-
hibition, The State Committee is au-
thorized to call a State Convention if
deemed advisable.
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A LAD about ten yesrs old, named
Sharer, was holding a horse in the
southwest part of indianapolis, Tues
day, while he was eating grass on the
outside of his father's enclosure, and
thoughtlessly tied the halter strap
around his body. The horse became
frightened, and ran wildly about, drag
ging the boy with him, occasionally
lifting him With his feet. but finally
throwing his head against a post with
such violence as to dash his brains out.
The strap pulled OH over his feet, draw
lying upon the ground most shocking
" mutllated.
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JOHN STUART MILL opposes the abo-
lition of capital punishment on what
death7 he says. The pain oft and the
seriousness OF It are greatly exagge-
rated. One of the members of ParliR-
ment, the eccentric Mr.. Neate, who has
been professor of political economy at
Oxford University, was SO indignant at
the decision of Parliament to continue
to hang, that he wanted TO have the
gallows put up in Parliament yard in
the afternoon, just as the members
were coming down to their House. He
prefers the garrote or the guillotine to
the rope, and thinks carbonic acid
which he says the murderer might be
allowed to take himself-better than
either,
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Anniversary OF tho American Equal
RiShIE' Association.

NEW York, May 14.-The Equal
Rights Association held a second an.
ntYersary to-day, Elizabeth Cady
made by Susan A. Anthony, Henry
Black well, Lucy Stone, Col. Higginson,
Fred. Douglass and others. Letters
were read from John Stuart Mills,
Rev. Robert Collyer, Chicago, and the
daughter of Joshna r. Giddings. Reso-
lutions were adopted favorable to the
object of the Association, viz, Female
The American Bible Association
celebrated its SD anniversary to-day.
The Treasurer's report shows the
years receipts to be S72S, JOG; books
printed, 1905, SAT. Quite number OF
speeches were made, including one by
Ex-Governor Buckingham, Of Connecti-
The New York Universalists held
their 4Oth anniversary to-day.
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NEW YORK, May 14.-Chas. E. Moss,
writing from Washington TO the Amer
ican Anti-Slavery Society says: Gen.
Grant has declared himself for univer-
sal suffrage, and maintains this must
be the ruling idea of his administration
II he Is elected in 1868. He also reports
Gen. Grant TO favor the conviction Of
the President.
At the annual business meeting of
the American Home Missionary So
cieIy, yesterday afternoon, Rev. Theo.
W. Woolsey was elected President.
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Ere.

FALL RIVER, May 14.-Thss, s,,Si Eo'iSn be.
longing to the Fall River MsnoIsSd Masstroved
turing Company, was totally oes.Li .igina-
by are this morning. The nre 9Lis sL 80
ted in the picker house, and u snsops y op
posed was caused by tine tne the build
in1 conteined about 5000 spinaaa5ees, aae
abe about SIS, 900 worth ofcctton, and .Fo2. ~,
ed ed Loss about $4,000, of Whicn S'V
OOO was insured.
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river and weather.

PmsRuRGH. May 14.-The river Is
feet III Inches by the pier mark and
rising. weather clear and pleasant
CrSc1NSA1I, May 14.-The river mas
risen 16 inches. with 81 feet inches IN
the channel. Weather cloudy, ana the
rain ceased this morning. Thermome-
ter aS degrees, barometer rising at Ze:1O.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Special to Daily 1nteuigsneer.
BEEF CATTLE.

BEEF CATTLE.
The market yesterday and to-day
was active at an advance of about 25
cents per 100 pounds on the rates, OF
last week. The arrivals and sales
amount to about 600 head.
The demand this week has been
brisk Mt an advance of 4 cent per
pound. Sales of about 2, goo at 5a71zcts
gross.
The arrivals and sales OF hogs has
been fair, amounting to about 1000
head at 13a141f cents per pound nett
the sales for prime corn fed hogs only.
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Toledo.

MAY Ax14.-FLoUR-sales spring wheat
at S11 90.
GRAIN-wheat-Ffrm and &c better;
sales amber Michigan at S2 65. Corn
lie better; sales No. 1 at 9z1zc 10 CSC.
Oats-Steady at 75c for No. Il
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Lost or MisIaid.

IUHE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES Is-
/ sued blythe Eenn. Mutual Lih8 Insur-
anee Company" "of PhiIadelphia: Nos. 5S2,
ga, 4s5, 4T, dividend Of the years 1881, 1851,
ls65, 1855. Notice IL hereby given that aJo-
pIieation has been made 70 the company for
". B. CURTIS,
Rprz4-6tw West Liberty, w. Va
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A QUARRY of fine yariegated marble
has been opened in Jonesboro, Union
county, Illinois. The stone Is said to
be of great beauty,
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milwaukee,

MA44-FLoUR-Dull; CITY Xxx ss7
&C Iesaa.1s-whea.-Flrm q. at g 10 for No. l
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IuanttaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
or West virginia.

Capital Paid In, 100000.
nHIs RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
neSs of the merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling" It is dest mated De
pository and Financial agent OF the United
Stats s. and Is prepared 10 do q legitimate
PreSident-:Jas. Nelson Vance.
DfTecaorS-Thon1aS Sweeney, L. =. OeLn-
plain. Jas @. AchesOn, John Oonlon, Robert
crangle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. b. sim pson,
James Dazell. 9. BRADY Cashier.
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MELANCHOLY.

Isone ofthe many disorders or the nervous
system, arising nom low state OF the con-
stiIutionaI health or revere ProstEaton aIter
long continued sickness, and requires 1nyiB-
OrnfioR Ten6dIes ike Roback's stomach Bit
Ten 10 restore the nerves 70 their natural vi.
tality. sold by all Drugghts everywhere.
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FIRST
N NATION Al BANK
or WHEELIHa.
Designated Depository U. 8.

Designated Depository U. 8.
s2o oG9
40sUUO
Money received ON deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
-FOUR per cent per annum where tue de-
post remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums to suit.
a constant supply of NeW Fractional Cur
rency, and l, ? & Sc coin, kept Tor the ac-
commodRtion OF 6eposiIoTs and the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres't.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN 81
the following schedule on and after May
5, 1857. -
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore'
daily at. 6:IO p m. daily Rt...-heO pm.
drafton........ 1000 " ArrIvesS~.
CImberIand 300 a CumberIand.l u IS am
HRrpes FerTyll6 '' GEaiton-----.. esg
Baltimore ....-10sq WheeL1nR-.-..l0:lO -
WASN'T City 1l:3S sIncludlng Sundays,
SIncludlng Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves BaltlrnoreS
daily at 7.b5 am Sdaliy) at..- GlS pm.
Au4ves- Wash'n City-&:4b
Grafton As Z. m. Arrives
PaTFers6urE 10 Harper's F,y.I:SI am.
Cumberland rs lCumberland-.l:10
Harper's FryI2s3T Am. Gjrafton lZ1l3 pm.
Baltimore .-.- 4:S1 - WheeltnE--.-- Bus
Waah'n City. $40 oExcept Sundays.
except Sundays.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily at.--9:lO pm. daily at.-..&46 am.
Arrives WaAh'n City-7:5 -
Cumberiand- " Harpers Fly LOO pm
HArper's F'yl2s40 p m. Cum oerlRnu.GSo 50
Wlnchester.-.2-5O lGrafton---ll:O
Baltimore LOO Wheenng-..--E4OR Am.
WaRhtn C1ty.-bs5O eE1cept 6aturuayEs
Except Saturdays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATIONS.
To connect with q. o. r. R Division.
Leaves Wheeling A.. 3: o n In. 500 p. m.
Tickets 10 all principal points In the East.
West and South-WesL can be procured at the
Company once,
JOHN L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
r. 7. DEVRlES
my7 General Agent Wheeling.
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 6s MAIN ST., WHEELING.
" w. Va. Money received on deposit. In
terest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections al home or iron
abroad promptly attended to.
John Reid, Christian Hes,
John HandlRn, John VocIler,
SamI ]. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Pres'l.
josiah +. UPDEGRAFF. Cash'r. myS
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Bank of Wheeling,

WHEELING, W, VA,
DEALS IN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Government Bonds, Stocks, GOId, Com
msTcial Paper, and ali Negotiable Securities.
Special attention given to collections.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits: four
per cent per annum six months, and nve per
cent II lett one year.
DC. LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Asst Cashier.
mRr3-ly
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&rauspnrtattan.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R.R. OOMP'Y

OFFICE RALr. q OHIO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, May 4, lS67.J
SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN b
L the following schedule on and afteT May
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STOLEN.

FROM the stables of Mr.. Nathan Cresswell, near
Greenwood, in Abbeville District, on Friday morn.
ing November goth, 1868, medium sized BAY
MARE, about 4 or s years old, dark color, round
bodied, and in good order. The said Horse is
about "A hands high, with black name and tail,
and few gray hairs in the tail; lump on the
back, caused by the saddle left hind foot white
and angle of right hind leg enlarged. No othsr
marks recollected.
This Horse is the property of Robert Griffin, an
Industrious, worthy colored man, who is endorsed
by the leading citizens of Greenwood and vicinity.
The Horse was last seen at Cokesbury on tho
morning when the theft occurred, in charge Of 81
white man, who was riding one horse and leading
another. Said white man has light hair, is of short
stature, and about 25 or 30 years DID, and wag
travelling the road leading towards Anderson. =.
A liberal Reward will be paid for the recovery
of the Horse and arrest of the thief or any inor-
nation will be thankfully received. Address Ell
ther of the undersigned.
j. D. CRESSwELL, Greenwood, s. C.
A. NJ. AIKEN, {" {"
Or JAS. a. H0YT, Anderson G. T., s. G.
Nov 25 1868 90 -
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uNFoaTUHATE OCCURRENCE.

We regret to learn that Capt P. K. Norris, a
highly respectable citizen of the District, Sc
5yerely wounded on Sunday morning last, under
the following circumstances: The Deputy Con-
stable for this District, Alex. CAMPBELL, was at
tempting to arrest two young men-one Of them a
Tennesseean-upon charges not definitely ascer-
tanned, and had summoned several special consta-
bles, among them NoBnIs, to aid in the arrest.
The :detachnent Of officers overhauled the parties
on Sunday morning, and the Tennesseean refused
to surrender, when in making his escape he was
other fred upon ot tadmonished by o display of
Weapons, whsreupon he fred at the posse and Sc
verely wounded Capt. NonRIs in the hip. These
are all the particulars in our possession from an
authentic aonrce, but there is no doubt that the
chief officer is greatly 10 blame in the affair. Of
course, the wounded officer was acting under
orders from his superior, and We have heard no
eensure upon his conduct. We are informed that
Mr. CAMppELp has rendered his resignation, but do
rot yonch for the report. If he does resign, we
trust that more discreet selection will be found
in his successor.