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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-26

The ebiect Of this Association is TO secure q
cash payment within forty days after the death
of member Of IS many dollars as there are
members in the class to which he or she belongs
20 his or her heirs.
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From 81. LoHis.

ST. LOUIS, October 24.-The Republi-
can has a special from Little Rock, Ar
kansas, which says that the report of
the dissemination of Congressman Kinds
and the wounding of Hon. j. K. Brooks
is distruSted.
The dispatch further says that the
Radical party defeated both Kinds and
! Brooks out of their denomination to
Congress, and that both were discounte-
nanced in making canvass, arraylng
the negroes against the Radical Central
Committee Rice & Co. were capable
of doing the Radical party great injury.
The Radicals charge the killing to the
Democrats, but the endeavOr to fix it on
them will be fruitless, as the Democrat.
had everything to hope from the defec-
ton of Brooks and Kinds, which would
eventually be disastrous to Radicalism
1t was to the interest of the Democracy
to preserve their lives while it was to
the interest of Rice & Co. to put them
out of the way, and if they were killed,
the Democrats would suffer, while the
Radicals would gain. The death of
both disposes of those dangerous NAL
contents, who were the most influential
WIN Tue negroes, auu oIlHS lue HeSIoes
completely under the control of the
Radical ring.
On the Goth, fifty negroes attacked
Dardauelle, firing into the houses of
the whites. The whites rallied and
drove them out. A peace meeting was
| held by the whites next day.
The Times OF THIS city says there are
ten thousand stand of small arms now
in st. Louis, purchased for the Govern
or of Arkansas and other Southern Gov
errors, but that, so far, it has been i'm
possible to ship them on any regular
boat, or to chartera boat especially tc
take them.
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From Fort Wallace.

Fort WALLACE, KANSAS, October %
I-Comanits II and |, of the 10th cavalry
III men and ) Officers, commanded by
Lieutenant Colonel l.. III. Carpenter,
left this post on the 18th for the pur-
pose of escorting Major General Carr to
the 9TH cavalry, seven companies OF
which were supposed to be on Beaver
creek on the 18th at a point about ll5
miles northeast from Fort Wallace. On
Beaver creek the force was attacked by
about 500 Indians. The fight began
about A. NJ, and continued till 3 p.
NJ, when the savages withdrew COM
pletely discounted. Nine of their
number are known to be killed and a
large numbsr wounded, while only
three of our men were wounded. A
wounded Cheyenne Indian who spoke
the Sioux language informed one of our
scents that an Indian village of over
500 lodges was on the Column, north,
west from Fort Hays. Captain Hays
had three bullets shot through his
clothes. Colonel Wallace returned tC
Fort Wallace yesterday with his com
mand having travelled about go miles
in seven days.
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From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, October 24.-The Tri
bune's special from New Orleans, dated
the 23d, says: Outrases and murders
are increasing throughout the State
Last night mob of disguised men
broke into the Jail at Caaallton and
killed two negro prisoners. The Even
ing Picayune says that no one can
blame them.
At a large fire in Gretna, last night,
a disturbance occurred and three ne
groes were killed and several wounded.
The rest fled to AlgierS and to the
swamps. This morning large number
of white men crossed from here. Cen
eral Rousseau stopped the ferry boats
and sent a company of infantry to assist
the one hundred policemen who were
there in preserving the peace.
The Evening Times says: The long
impending conflict seems fairly COM
menced.
General Rousseau has requested two
additional regiments.
At nine o'clock an armed mob of four
hundred men ordered the Metropolitan
Police to leave Gretua.
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From Menphis.

MEMPHIS, October 23.-The steamer
Cora, Captain Charles Round, from ni ~
Ito Rock to Cincinnati, with e. cargo rgtto %,
two hundred and fifty bales laa OF o tV OAK.
anu anu J Rand in Arkansas river, on Tuesday
n ris and sunk in six feet of WI
clerk cap "A' Valued at $4,000; insured for
ss 600 in Cincinnati office. The w. A.
Caldwell brought her passengers TO this
The residence of Cyrus johnson and
W. n. EakeD, on Alabama street, to.
gether with the furniture and household
Effects, was destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. Johnson's loss was 1000; insured
for half in Eastern companies. Eaken's
loss was $4,000 insured for S2500 in the
Phoenix, of Hartford.
The attendance at the Agricultural
Fair to-day was quite good, the weather
being delightful.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October "a.
FLOUR-Dull; sales family at 7 5Oa
: 10, and extra at 50a6 IS.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal at IS
for No. /.
CORN-Dull; sales at 96c for old, and
55a60c for new.
OATS-Dull and not saleable at bet
ter than Soc.
BARLEY-Market dull and nothing
doing.
COTTON-Firm and unchanged at
24c.
WHISKY--Dull at 10.
CCO--Unchanged and dull; sales
of but 80 hhds.
MESS PORK-Market nominal: no
stock.
BULK MEATS Not offering; not
much in the market; owners generally
smoking them, owing to the improved
demand for bacon.
LARD-Dull and not in much de-
mand; can be bought at l7ic.
BACON-In good demand, especially
sides; sales shoulders at 13sl3tc; sides
at l5ial6tc, and lie for clear rib and
clear sides.
GROCERIES - Are unchanged and
quiet.
LlNSEED OIL-Dull and nominal.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm: sales at 3 GOA
ihno mo- in demand and held at
Uoas %, gross.
GOLD-l34i buying.
EASHANGE-Weak at par buyipg
and 80 premium selling.
MONEY-Market continues close
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, October 24.-The papers re-
fer to thespeeches of Johnson and Stan
ley as follows:
The Times says it believes that in a
few days England and America will be
united without the ghost of quarrel,
but Lord Stanley's other prophesies are
premature.
The Daily news says Johnson's task
in settling matters at variance between
England and America is light, for it was
nearly completed by Mr.. Adams, his
predecessor.
In referring to the friendly meeting
between Johnson and Laird, the News
says: Johnson's charity towards Lard
who built the Alabama, applies equaiiy
to Semmes, who sailed her.
The Telegraph rejoices in the ne" ei"
of diplomacy, as exemplihed IN '"o
minister's meeting and discussing IN /"
friendly manner public questions
The Standard says: If the result OF
the negotiations pending between the
two countries prove futile, it will GER
tainlv not be the fault of either OF the
ministers.
MADRID, October GA large meet
ing was held here to-day, at which
speeches were made and resolutions
adopted in favor of the abolition OF
slavery throughout the Spanish domin-
ions.
LIVERPOOL, October 23.-Some people
stayed away from the dinner given to
Reverdy johnson last night, because
Mr.. Laird was invited to be present
That gentleman was requested to stay
away but weuld not. The climax OF
the banquet was reached, when the
Chairman introduced Mr.. Laird to the
American Minister. They grasped
hands firmly, shook them cordially and
held each other by the hand while ex-
changing some words.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, October 24.-The exam
inatiou of Rosenberg, charged with
forging naturalization papers, COM
menced to-day. Considerable evidence
was given.
Friday night closed the business OF
naturalization here. According to the
figures in the Democratic and Republi-
can naturalization offices, the former
have issued 1000 and the latter 2070;
they are undoubtedly under estimated
The Tribune says 10000 naturalizations
have been made.
Hugh Bensley has been arraigned in
Jersey City, charged with perjury in
connection with naturalization and
held for trial.
General Blair will address the Dem
ocracy of this city next Tuesday even
ing 1t is stated that Seymour will
sp eak in Brooklyn next week.
Hon. John T. Hoffman, referee in the
case of the Nicaragua Transit Company
against Commodore Vanderbilt, to COM
pei the latter to pay the former $1,000
900, which has been pending since 1850,
has awarded the Company Sl,SO0,OOO.
The major part of the claim was for the
good will aud money received by the
Commodore from the Pacific Mail Com
pany.
Six thousand dollars IN currency was
bid to-day for seat at tho Stock Elk.
change.
The All England Eleven cricketers
sailed to-day fer home on the steamer
City of Baltimore.
The Post says a well. known head o
"a banking house was arrested to-day II
Becker street, for striking his wife in
the face because she insisted upon fol
lowing him up town. They were both
taken TO the station house by the po
lice, where they were reconciled and
left in carriage for their home IL
Brooklyn.
private dispatch from San Francis
co states that the entire loss in thai
city from the recent earthquakes will
not exceed S5,OO0,OOO
A dispatch to the Herald says the
damage will exceed three millions, and
that there is hardly a structure of any
kind IN San Francisco that is not more
or less strained.
General John b. Magruder, of the reb-
ell army, and Lieutenant Edwin CHG
gins, of the rebel navy, were last night
arrested by the police, for being drunk
and diSorderly and insulting females.
Both were locked up.
The jury IN the case of Cornelius Gar
rison VS.. General Mahon, returned a
verdict for the plaintiff, yesterday, for
$500. The suit was for damages, on
account of the seizure of steamer by
Mahon, while he commanded the rebels
at Norfolk.
The perjury case Of McHenry, who is
alleged to have falsely testified in the
Rollins case, has been postponed one
week.
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From Nashville,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October GA.
Turner's b. f. Soda walked over the
course to-day for the Association purse
ct SlOO, for two year Odds. The Cum.
oerland stake No. >, for three year olds,
TWO mile heats, for purse of $500, en-
vrance soC' play or pay, twelve entries,
S. Ts won by Butford's CrOsslands. Time,
I'll E'l'&. Seven horses started. The
S5GO SOM" race tor the Association purse OF
80? was won by Carnes' Chimisette,
, oeat'nS eiSnt competitors. Time, l:523
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, October 24.-On the Hudson
River Railroad, last night, near Green
bush, the smoking car and tive passen-
ger cars were thrown from the track and
smashed to atoms. About forty per-
sons were injured; several seriously.
A lady supposed to be from Erie, Pa.
was killed. John Davidson, Of Lyons,
New York, died at the Delavan House
this morning. w. d. Murphy, of Cort-
land, was badly hurt; also Mrs. Adoi,
plus, of Auburn. C. II. Bailey, OF
Rochester, was also injured. SeveLai
others were injured and are al 'n'
Delevan House.
The accident was caused by broken
rail. The train consisted OF ele'eh oals'
A MESSENGER coaches, sleeping cars
a fra;gbt and baggage car ana an eA
80 car. Three coaches and Two
iIaening cars were thrown from the track
nS ore completely wrecked. Mrs. M.
a. H Tvler. of Northeastern Pennsylvania,
Tho had been making purchases in New
Vork was killed outright. John Da-
ridson n railroad contractor, OF Lyons,
WAYNE county, was fatally injured
ohont the head. He was brought to the
Delayan House and died this morning.
The following injured persons were
also brought to this city and cared for /:
Mrs. J. Davidson, ofLyons, injured in
ternally; Pliny T. Sexton, of Palmyra,
bruised about the head; E. M. Bailey,
of Rochester, New York, bruised; John
Hermston, wife and three children, of
Philadelphia Mr.. Hermston was severe
ly burned and bruised, Mrs. Hermston
was slightly injured but the children
escaped unhurt. J. Adolphus, Of Au-
burn, New York, badly injured about
the head; his wife alsoelightly injured;
Jerome w. Rogers. Of Rochester, New
York, injured in spine and right side,
dangerously; Julius Ryamann and Otto
Ryamann, father and son, of New York
the former internally injured and also
in the leg and about the head, the lat
ter not seriously; German, name I'M
known, collar bone broken. The en-
gineer, w. II. Reese, escaped unhurt
the fireman sustained some slight bruls'
es and about twenty other passengers
were slightly injured. The accident is
attributed to carelessness on the part
of the company in failing to have a
splintered rail repaired. Fortunately
| the stoves held t, their fastenings and
the wreck was thereby saved from con.
| flagration. A number of promin ent
railroad men were on the train and
went westward this morning. Of theil
number, Mr.. Davidson was the only one
injured.
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Riot North C,roli,,

new 1oRk, October 24.-The Tri-
SSd e Danylile special, dated October
No NJ says In the adjoining county of
tir, north Carolina, the Conserya-
S his were holding a mass meeting and
Setwaa "e 70 tio.oay' when riot occurred
, Uoomeen the whites and blacks, The
noSn1 were driven off the ground bnt
w u1pOuy was KILLED, though some persons
were were bruised. Whisky caused ed t tbs
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Minister Jon N son.

New YORK, October 25.-A special ca
BILE dispatch states that the loyal Amer.
lean and English friends Of the United
States are CALLED at the recent proceed
ings of Minister Johnson in Liverpool
and think him too anxious to go out OF
his way to make soft speeches, and that
he went 100 far in allowing himself to
be il troduced TO Laird and greeting
him in n friendly manner, and that he
fraternizes too much with rebels and
English enemies, misrepresents the sep
timent of the majority and places the
United States in Illuminating attl'
tude.
Robert G. Gamble and Mrs. Hugas
charged with poisoning gamblers
wife, whose examination has been In
progress for some weeks, were yesterday
honorably acquitted and discharged.
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From Cincinn ati

CINCINNATI, October 25.-The Bill
lard tournament for the championship
of Ohio, closed last night. Henry
Choate received the golden cue. Fred
Alderman received the second prize
$3.50, and Anthony Harvey the third,
500.
The statement published in several
Eastern papers, and the dispatches from
Washington and New York, that Hon
Geo. II. Pendleton advised or desired a
change of candidates on the Democratic
ticket, or that he ever wrote or tele'
graphed on the subject is authoritative
ly denied.
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AssnssinnrrI

ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Tbe Damo.
crat has a special from Little RocI
Ark, as follows: Hon James Hinds
Member of Congress from the Second
District, was assassinated to-day while
travelling through Monroe. Hon. Jas
Il. Brooks, who was travelling with him
was wounded, but it is supposed no,
fatally.
James COalsoy, an out.spoken Re,
publican, was murdered in the same
county, near Clarendon, 4 few days
since.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, October "a.
FLOUR-Dull and heavy; spring ex-
tras 75a7 so.
WHEAT-Dull and 2a2fc lower: sales
No. at 32al SO; No. 3 24a1 oct; clos
ing at "a for No. 2; sales No. 3 since
Change at 222.
CORN-Dull, heavy and 3ta3ic lower;
sales No. l at s6as74c; No. 9 s4la96c; re-
jected S2a84c; closing at inside prices
sales No. this afternoon at S55c.
OATS-Duil and Haze lower; sales
No. at 46ia4Sc; rejected 44a442c; clos
ing with buyers No. at Acc, aad sellers
at 46tc.
RYE-Dull and 3a4c lower; sales No
l at 16al7lc; closing with buyers at in
side rates.
BARLEY-Unsettled, irregular and
Ease lower; sales No. 2 at TAILS; clos
ing at fla 70.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, October 24-Evening.-The
Avener Rationale, the Democratic organ
of this city, says Ferdinand has de-
clned the E fer of the crown of Spain.
The writer is certain that Duke Mont
pensier would accept it.
LONDON, October 2l-Evening.-Dis-
patches received to-day state that the
authorities of Sydney have positive
proof that the shooting Of Prince Al
tired was the result of a deeply-laid plot.
D.tails will be given to the public in a
few days.
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New YORK, October 24.-ln the Epis
oopal Convention to-day, two messages
were received from the House of Bish
ops. The first asked for the prayers oil
the lay and clerical delegates for the
better guidance Of the Bishops in theil
action in relation to an Indian Bishop
ric, and the second was on the subject
of the re-marriage Of divorced persons
The House of Bishops announced that
they had adopted the following to be
Canon Is, title ,, on marriages and di-
Torces:
mo minister of this church shall
unite In matrimOny any persons of
whom one has been divorced from any
cause arising subsequent to previous
marriage, other than adultery, nor a
person divorced for his or her adultery.
For the purpose of thisCanon, divorce is
hereby defined to be divorce a vinculo
matrlmony as formally decided bya civil
court"
The Canon was debated at great
length, and finally recommitted to the
committee on Canons.
Inc Committee on Canons reported
the following: f0' W"
heSOHtd, That Canon ,, title ,, is
hShSoy oHiNhNSt 50 as to read
L. Every minister of the church shall
be liable to presentment and trial on
charges for the following offences, viz
2. Crime or immortality
3. Holding or teaching publicly or
privately and advisedly any doctrine
contrary to that held by the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States.
A. Violations of the Constitution or
CaHons of the General Con vention.
5. Violation of the Constitution or
Canons of the Diocese to which he be-
longs. TO
6. Any act which involves a breach
of his ordination, and on being found
guilty he shall be admonished, sus-
pended or degraded, according to the
Canons of the Diocese in which the
trial takes place, unless otherwise pro-
Vided for by the General Convention.
After a heated discussion the Canon
was adopted.
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That the President of the United States, An
drew johnson, in exercising the power OF c ms
high office in resisting the aggresslons OF Son.
gress on the Constitutional rights OF the ota'es
and the people, is entitled to the gratitude OF
the whole American people, and on oenalI;ol
the Democratic party we tender him our thanA7
for his patriotic efforts in that regard.
Upon this platform the Democratic party 1P
peals to every patriot including all the Coas s1
vative element and all who desire TO support tne
constitution and restore the Union, forgettlns
past differences of opinion, to unite with US ~
the present great struggle for the liberties o.
the people, and that to all such, to whatever
party they may have heretofore belonged, W.
extend the right hand of fellowship, and han a.
ers.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, October "a

NEW YORK, October "a.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales 5000
bales at 25ic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dali and 5al0c low
er for common and medium grades.
WHEAT-Dull and 1a2c lower.
RYE-Sales at 2la1 81 for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy at FAC for
western.
CORN-Lower and dull at l2al Ia
for nnsound, and 15ial l6 for sound
mixed western afloat.
PORK-Steady with sales of lOOO
barrels mess at q 4Oa27 %, cash and
regular.
BEEF-Dull and heavy.
CUT Manufacturing.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Heavy at l7a17lc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Firm at 3la33c.
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ADVANTAGES.

The advantages of this Association over ordi
nary Lite Insurance Companies are; NO pahlcs
can break n. the fees are so small and required
10 be paid at such long intervals, that any man
can secure to his family a competency upon his
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81. Louis NlarLet

OIL LoCist october "a.
Flour, unchanged, with some inquiry
for low grades. Wheat, irregular and
lower. Corn, declined to DIAL O6. Oats
unchanged; sales at 49a52c. Rye, IN,
changed; sales at goal %. Pork, low
er; sales at 81 00a3l %. Bacon, IN
changed; sales at 13ial3fc for shonl'
ders and l7ial79c for clear sides. Lard,
lower; sales at 1sc for tierce.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-Official
notice has been received that Texas
cattle will be admitted into Canada at
Windsor and Sarnia in future, the pro
hibition having been removed.
Information has been received at the
Freedmen's Bureau, through unofficial
sources, that William c. kirkhami
agent for the Bureau in Northeastern
Texas, was murdered in Boston, Texas,
on the 9TH.
General Towards annual report Of
the operations of the Bureau, has been
completed and transmitted to the Sec
rotary of War.
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quite n Pupic.

NEW YORK, October 24.-There was
qu'te q pane IN the Stock Board to day
on 5 nr'e, winch opened at IS, declined
70 oSs, ana recovered to 4OI. Heavy
transactions made. 1t is rumored that
from ten to twenty millions of stock has
been issued, and that the Atlantic 4
Great Western Railway has been leased
Some small failures are reported.
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CAROLINA RICE
~ p tierces primo new Carolina Rice.
MAXWELL g. TINGLR.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October "a.
No important change in the market
to-day. Trade is dull and prices steady,
but some changes are looked for III
light brown muslins. Canton tiaane.s
are in better request, and being low
the tendency is upward. Mouslin de-
LANES are scarce and fresh styles sell
readily at an advance of lc.
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Who have, INJURED themselves By e,ra, ~.
tice INDUCED In when alone, a habit ir.o,,,',
learned from evil companions, or At sbsl /.
effects Of which are nightly felt eve. =.
aslesp, and II not cured render, mErrile
possible, and destroys both mind AZ i,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a youhg nan, Il, -.
his country, the darling Of his pAreaa 49,
DO snatchod from all prospects and eE,yt.,.
Of life by the consequences Of deyiGtil n.
the path Of nature and INDUCING In 4 s.,;.,
secret habit. Such persons must, bsisn -
templat.ny
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From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, October 24.-NC
more quakes since yesterday morning
The excitement has entirely subsidized
Real estate is apparently unaffected by
the disaster. Work on new buildings
is being pushed forward with redoubled
energy. Business seems promising
Men enter into contracts with as little
hesitation as ever.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, October a.

TOLEDO, October "a.
Flour, dull and dropping. Wheat,
white and amber ic lower sales white
Michigan at l 50; amber at 77al "a;
and No. spring at 10. Corn, lc low
er and dull sales No l at 94c. Oats,
dull: sales No. at SOC and No = at sac.
Rye, quiet and unchanged; sales No. l
at %. Barley, quiet and unchanged.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, October 2i.-Numbers
126 and 12S, West Columbia street, oc-
cupied by Messrs. Frank & Jones, aud
others, as furniture mandatory, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning
Loss probably thirty-fve thousand dol
lars; insurance six Thousand dollars.