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wAsHIRGToN.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The registra-
ton results In 2,0l1 whites and 1885
colored.
The caucus of Republican Senators
to-day adjourned till Monday without
selecting a candidate for Secretary of
the Senate.
the War Department are unchanged.
General Townsend is still in possession
ofthe Office. General Thomas was at
the Department during the forenoon,
but did not engage in any business. The
door of the eastern entrance to the
building, which has been closed Tor
some weeks past, by order OF Mr.. stan
ron. was unclosed this morning.
The Senate was engaged during sew
eral hours this morning In discussing g
The nomination ofGen. Schoheld. The
dahate was principally confined to the
nf1raseoioey of the Presidents message.
In WHOM IL was said that Gen. Schotield
has been nominated Secretary OF war
in place of E. NJ. Stanton. removed.
Ths difftculty was that majority OF the
Senate had declared there was no power
to remove Mr.. Stanton and designate
Gen, Thomas to perform the duties OF
the Office dd inteTinl, therefore a yote
for confirmation with the IAN
guage of the nomination would
Be to stultify themselves and
admit that the President does pos.
sess that power. The consideration oi
the nomipation will be resumed to-
morrow. Senators say there Is nc
doubt 1t will ultimately be confirmed
with, perhaps, ,an.explanatory append
| age.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The steamer
Henry Chauncey brings Panama dates
10 the Goth, and S6lS, 600 in treasure.
Her news is unimportant.
A fire occurred yesterday in stable
in Tenth avenue, between l64th ana
15sth streets, and spread TO several ad-
joing buildings before its progress was
stopped. The loss is estimated at
The commemoration of the reyela-
ton of the Ten Commandments was
celebrated by the Hebrew congrega-
tions in this city yesterday.
AT the meeting of the American Bap-
tist Home Missionary Society yester-
day, DIR. Manley, of South Carolina,
forcibly expressed himself against the
social equality of negros, and against
granting them the right of suffrage.
The steamer City of Washington is
detained at quarantine with small poS
aboard.
The family and remains of the late
Beverly L. Clark, who died in Cen
trail America, have arrived here en-
route to Kentucky, where the remains
will be inferred.
NEW York, May 2S.-Arrangements
have been completed for decorating
with flowers the graves OF the Union
soldiers in this vicinity, on Saturday.
The Jury to-day returned verdict oi
500. 600 against the New Jersey Steam.
boat Company in favor of Nathaniel
Caldwell, for injuries sustained by the
explosion of the boilers of the steamer
a tight occurred between the German
and Irish passengers of the steamer
France, during their voyage from Liv-
erpool to this port. One man was Sc.
verely stabbed. The riot was quelled
by the captain and others.
The Fenians had civil and military
pIc.nic to-day. Speeches were made
advocating speedy fighting. General
O'Neil was not present.
A gentleman whose name was not
given by the police, was robbed In the
cars while on his way to New York
last night, of $50, 600 in q. s. Bonds.
The Leiderkrantz and Arion Socie-
ties of this city, have arranged to at
tend the Saengeriest at Chicago In
June,
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WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, May 27.-The Herald's
special says that dates from Hayti of
the 18th state that Luben's troops had
been attacked by the rebels near the
capital and were repulsed. A procla-
nation had been made calling all the
citizens under arms.
On the 10th general attack was
made by SRlnRve on the rebel line, but
he was repulsed and the troops had to
tall back into the capital, having lost 80
men.
The British gun boat Royalist got
ashore at Port Au Prince. After the
commander effected the release of the
imprisoned foreigners, she then steam
ed to the outer harbor, whore she got
aground.
The U. S. man-oE-war Desota, arrived
on the 18th, but as she was short oi
provisions she proceeded next day to
Key West, despite the protestatIons ol
the American Minister, who had pro
missed to secure the lives of all the
Americans and those who had taken
refuge in the Legation.
The attack was renewed in the after
noon on the south side of the city, but
the result was still unknown when this
mail left Port Au Prince. SalnaYe still
threatens to burn the capital to the
ground If the rebels beat him, but the
american Minister is determined 10
prevent them If possible.
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Roston wool Mnrket.

THURSDAY May Il.
The receipts of Wool the past week
have been LOO bales, and the sales foot
up to 66I 900 lbs of domestic and 2S, 900
lbs and I64 bales foreign.
There is very little change to notice
in the general features of the market,
and as will be seen by a comparison of
the sales, the volume of trade has va
ried but little for the past month. There
is a growing disposition on the part of
some holders to meet the views Of buy
ers, and those dealers who have made
the largest sales report prices as weak
er, while those who have sold but a
small quantity think the market is un-
changed. The bulk of the wool sold
the past week has been super and extra
pulled, and we think If buyers have
not bought the wool for less money per
pound, they have obtained better
quality at the same price, and that Inc
actual condition of the market IS easier
than u week ago. The stock oflow ana
medium is light, and there is no accus
mnIation. Plcklock and Xxx is also in
Iipbt stock, and there is no large sur
plus of super pulled. Holders of extra
fieece differ somewhat in their V1eWsi
and while some are disposed to make a
concession to effect sales, there are
Others who, believing the stock on
hand will all be wanted before the new
clip can be available, remain firm. It
is run1ored that the stock held by the
WrIng'' has been distributed among va
rious factories, but the offering OF ZOOI-
0OO lbs at auction in New York leads 10
q belief that enough will be put upon
the market to break down prices before
the new clip can be moved.
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boston Root and shoe Market.

FRIDAY, May Y.
The production of ladies' fine shoes
in those towns where this branch
business Is specially, eontin-
mes to fall off, and the limited
number of workmen employee are
not at work on full time: Manu-
facturers have SO frequently been dis
appointed when they have made up
goods in anticipation of the demand
that they are disposed to restrict pro-
luction as much as possible TO the NIL
ing OF orders, and this of course neces-
States a quiet season during the latter
naTt of May and first OF June Most
factorfes will be kept open, but pro-
duction will be kept to the lowest
nossibIe point. In the towns where
brogans and thick boots are chleny
made, manufacturing continues mooS
erately active, although the prospect OF
lower prices In leather induces more
than usual caution on the part OF
manufacturers. There has already
been a good many orders given for hrst
class boots, and manufacturers gen.
eralIy anticipate an active demand.
Prices Will range above the ruling rates
of last wear, unless the market should
be oyerstocked. There continues 70 be
orders received for single cases and
sma ali lots of spring goods, but there is
some difficulty in finding good styles
ready made.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling WhoIesaIe MARKET.
THURSDAY EVENING,
Nav ., 1865.

THURSDAY EVENING,
May 3, 1858. J
Business for the past week has been
moderately active Flour has declined
on medium grades. Fish are scarce
and firm. a.
BUTTBR-19c for prime choice yellow.
BRooMs-Common S2 so; fancy s. %;
medium S2 20.
CHEEsE-Factory 151<c; Western Re
serve 121<c; Goshen 19c.
CoFPRE-Rio, fair to good, 2Sa24c;
prime 25a26c; Hummeps essence s. 90
per gross; Felix's extract 81 so.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow l6c;
star 22a25c.
CARBON OfL-Firm at 35c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 425<c; Cot
ton Batting 25aS5c, Candle Wick soc.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12c per lb.
Edas-16c, and full supply.
FLoUR-The market during the week
has been steady. We quote Extra at
50 50a10; Family at SllaI1 25; Fancy at
FIsH-scarce and higher. No. 1 kits
81 75; No. do 81 so; No. 2, y bbIs,
$40 %: No. do 81 90; Labrador Her
White Fish 50; Scotch, In boxes, soc.
GRAIN-Wheat-Mar a shade low
er. We quote prime red winter at 81 So
az 45; white at 81 60a2 20. Corn-Shell.
ed and ear 81 buying, 81 10 sellingi
firm, Barley-Sl 75a2. Rye-Sl 65a
rs. Oats-75asOc.
GLAss-Franklin brand, sx1O, s. 25;
IARD-l7c in tierces; lsc in kegs; leaf
LARD o1L-Extra winter strained at
81 60.
PRov1s1oNs-Market easier. Mess
Pork $50; shoulders 1414c; clear rib
sides 171Sc; sides 1S1<c; breakfast bacon
lSc: hams, sugar cured cauvased, 20<c;
family 19c. Dried beef 23c; dried beef,
canvased, 24c.
PoTAToEs-S1 so per bushel.
RICE-Rangoon u11c; Carolina 121<c.
SUGAR-Porto Rico sugar 141Sc; Cuba
sugar 13c; New Orleans sugar 15al6c;
refined crushed sugar 1Sc; A coffee sugar
17c; B do 1876; c do 1910; C do, yellow,
l64c.
sYRUP-BaltimOre Syrup, sOci New
MokNssEs-orleans Molasses, s5c;
Porto Rico do, Sbc.
SoDA-Bi.carb Soda, &c: Sal Soda, &C;
Soda in papers, 10c.
5 sTARoTEEoSs's. 31;.JSS sg,l. SIC; Glen Cove
SALT-Dalry, SS 75; Ohio River, y 90.
SoAP-Family, exc; German, s1<c;
Eastern Family, 10alSc.
SHOT AND LEAD.-Bar Lead, l21<c.
Shot, IS 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4OaI 65a1 75i
Young Hyson Tea, 81 40a1 60; Black
ToBAcco-Navy Tobacco 7Oa72c; dark
los and rs 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
g0c; fig lump 81 10; cut and dry 24c
common cigars $40 90 per 1000: Gar
rett's snuff soc; Garrett's snuff in boxes
50 so.
wooDEN wARE-Two hoop buckets
50 rs per doz; washboards s. 90 per doz
tubs, No. 1 S14 90; No. 2, Sl2 so; cedar
buckets, 8 hooped, brass bound, $40 81
SUNpRIRs-Epsom Salts, &c; Cream
Tartar, 5Oc; Pennsylvania Concentrates
| Lye, per box, 81 so; Indigo, 81 90; Alum
t6c; Blue Vitriol, lac; Copperas, 6C
Rosin, sc; Extract Logwood, 14a1sC
Powder, Dupont, $500; Percussion Cap
per NJ, 45c.
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Great Enthusiasm.
special to the Intelligencer.


CLARKsBURai w. Va, May %.
The Convention to-day was the lar
gest eyer held In the State. Nearly
five hundred delegates were present.
There was great deal of enthusiasm.
General W. a. Powell, of Mason coun-
ty, was made temporary chairman,
John Z. Wilson, OF Wheeling, tenn
porary Secretary. A. w. Campbell, OF
Wheeling, was elected permanent Pres
ident, with twelve Vice Presidents;
General f. P. PeirPoint, with two assis-
tants, Secretary.
A letter was read from Gen. North
colt declining to run for Governor.
TICKET NOMINATED.
GoverMor-Hon. W. E. Stevenson.
Auditor-Capt. Thomas Boggess, OF
Roane.
Secretary of The !@ate-Capt. j. NJ.
Pipes.
TTeaSurer-J. A. Macauley.
Attorney GenerGL-Thayer Melvin.
1t was announced that Judge w. A.
Harrison, of the Supreme Bench.
would resign, to take effect before the
election. Judge Berkshire was nomi-
mated for his successor.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
A. w. Campbell, of Ohio county.
r. s. Brown. of Jackson.
DISTRICT ELEcToRs.
First Dlstrict-Genoral N. Goh, Jr.,
OF Harrison county.
Second District-J. Marshall Hagans,
of Monongalia county.
Third District-General ". a. Pow
ell, of Mason county.
Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Mr.. Hubbard was Withdrawn before
the vote, and Duval was nominated on
the first ballot. The vote stood: Duval
125. Harris 81.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Mr.. McGrew was nominated after a
hard fight.
The Third District Convention is to
be held at Point Pleasant. July 4th.
There was speaking here tonight
by Gov. Peirpoint and others.
The resolutions endorse the Chicago
nominations and platform, and pledge
support: also endorse Gov Boreman
for his integrity and loyalty, as the man
who has made treason odious and loyal
ty respectable, and pledging support to
him for any position to which he may
desire to serve; also demanding strict
economy in the administration of State
and National affairs.
The delegates are full of enthusiasm.
There was an exciting contest over the
Congressional nominations. Messrs.
Stevenson, Macauley and Melvin had
no oppoition.
Mr.. Stevenson was present and ac.
cepted in a brief speech.
The Convention held a night session
and adjourned.
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aAHRsTs By EELEaKAPH-
New YoRK, May 9s, 1868.
RFauIAR REPoRT.

hE6ULAh A2aEObAa
CorroN-lc better and more active; sales
l,5O0 bales at sic for middlmg uplRnds: In
cluded In the sales were 500 bales sold In
FLoUK-Yery quiet and without decided
GR4Ts-wheat-Firm at 50 lsS2 ls for No.
2, and g 2e9a 50 for No sprtns- Rye-Dull
at 81 0sS20o. 0ats--Dun and heavy o. S9
SS1Sc for western In store. Corn-Dul at
81 G65<9I OK for new mixed western afioat.
PRoVISIoNs-Pork- and strongly
downward, with sellers of mess at IS 50 and
buyers at SIS 90. Bsef-Dull and unchanged.
Cut heRts-Dul and heavy. Bacon-Nom-
iaal: Lard-Dun and heavy at lsf9lSHe
for tair 70 prime steam
EGGS-Dull.
The weather Is stin overcast, as Is trade,
yet prices are steady ut SC for print cloths OF
lantic A and Indian Head heavy brown
sheetings; l7c for Pactdc extra do and New
Market q; SIC for Columbian duck; soc for
MethRn do; lSc for Lancaster gtnghamss l4c
for Hartford do; l2LSc for Keystone doi IKE
iSI1c for Pacific do; isbc Tor Riehmonds;
1O1lc for Nassau; 20c Ior Pacific Mills organ
dieS; 25c for Kennebeek checks; 40 for Otis
do and Arlington; lic for Blue HIll do; Sc
for AmoSkeag do; S1c for Columbiai Sc Tor
Lewiston Sc Inch ticks; $50 for Is Minnehana
New YORK Mills and Nashville muslins; sc
for Wamsutta do; 221<c for Tuscarora do
lS1lc for Laeonia corset jeans
AONEI AMI 6AONASs
GoLD-Lower, closing at lS9I<a1395S
GovERSlrENT SroCKs-Very acIlVe and
higher; closing very strong. Coupons, 81,
11sgii91S; q, ilsl Ing; 20. 1895 glCg5 rs,
lO-i6s, lOS5S9l057z; zcSls, lUs1S i9ghf. =.
SrocRS-acffye: Pacific Mail 961S99BZ; At
Iantic SS9SS New York Central 1SS7s g ~,
lESl9ifI; harlem l2Si Reading s51S99SA!
WABASH 6l7<962; MlcnigAn Central 11O9l2l;
Michigan Southern SS1S9SSH; Illinois Gen.
tral IiS9lls5s: Pittsburgh SssS@SS5l; Toledo
Ha9Se W Marietta d preferTed 10.
9281<; American 6SJ<<; Adams 665495I; Uniied
States 65549SSi MercnAnts' Union SS1z9Z5s.
Cincinnati.
MAY -8.-FLoUR-Dun and irregular at
SO 259l0 50 Tor family.
sold at 81 so; No. hello at 81 40, but unsafe
able over S2S5. Corn-Dull at CSC. Oats-79c,
with q limited demand. Rye-light supply.
CorToN-Flfm and demand light; mid
ding sc.
IuRs 500 50; leaf $40 75942 %.
PRoYIHoNs-Mess Pork-Dun, and can be
bought at IS, Bulk Meats-Dnn and no de-
mand; they can be bought at 12I4o for Ehoul-
ders, and l49l11fc for sides. bacon-Dull;
shoulders can be pouBht at l3IS; clear ribbed
ines were moi large al these rates. Lard
Neglected; II can be bought at lS1Sc.
GRoCRRIES-UnchanRe and steady.
BUTrER-EiIm az 2692Sc.
EGGs-Firm at lSc.
GoLD-l3sL buying. and 40 selling.
LTHsEED OTL-DulI and unsettled at 81 l6l5
IL; small sales at 81 Is.
PErRoLEUM-Duna at 9693sc.
HooS-In better supply and dull at s. SO9
so, gross; receipts ample.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at s5s5 50; latter ratC
for extra.
MAY 28.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat and CoTn-Dnn and lower
Oats-Quiet and lower.
FREIGHTs-Mheat, lSc; corn, lie; oats, 11zC
Milwaukee.
MAY 2s-FLoUR-Dull; city Xxx So O0,99 So
WHEAT-Activea at 81 OF for No. 1.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 2s.-Judge In
gals of the Supreme Conrt, has retus-
ed an application to grant stay OF pro-
ceedings in the case of Joseph Brown
the convicted Canaan chlld-murder,
who is to be executed at Hudson on
The iith of September has been fixed
as the day on which the new trial oi
General Cole for the murder OF Harris
Hiscock will commence.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, 4
WAsHNGToS, d. c. March ? lSSS.l
ADVERrIsE11KNT.


An Army Medical Board TO consist Sur
Reon ], q. Brown, RreYet Brig. SenI' Y: =.
A.. Surgeon a. II. WirtZ, BreYet Lieut.. Col.
IFS. A.. Surgeon John Moore, Brevet Col,
n'S' H''and Assistant Surgeon A. A. Wood
null, Brevet Lieut. Col. U. =. A, Win meet
IN New York City, on the LIST OF May next.
for me examination Of Assistant Surgeons,
%. q Army, for promotion, and OF candidates
for admission into the edieal StRn OF the
Appiicanis must be between 81 and 80
years of age, physically sound, and gradn-
ates of regular medical college.
Applications for permission 70 appear be-
fore the Board should bo addressed TO the
Surgeon General, q. g Amy, and must
state the full name, residence, and date and
place of birth OF candidate.
Testimonials as to character and qualthca-
tons must be furnished II the applicant
has been in the medical services Of the Army
during the Late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together with hiSforner rank, and date
and place OF service, and testimonials from
Officers with whom he has served should also
be forwarded
persons undergoing examination, as 1t II an
Indispensable pierequfAtte 70 appointment.
The number OF vacancies now existing In
the Medical CsEps Of the Amy i thiEty.ntne.
j. x BARNES,
nar5~stawtIjunel Surgeon GENT. o. s. A.
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ELECTION IN mOUNDsvILLE.

Special to IntellIgencer.
MoUNDsvmLE, w. VA, May %.
Republican TTcket.-For Mayor-Bieri
9s. For Aldermen-Richter, 90; Hun
ter, 9s. Sergeant, McGill, 10l. For
Council-Dunn, 100; Medford ,i1O2; Bri'
son, 1OI; Hunter, 1O1; Tomlinson, 9si
Baker, 9si Bloyd, 100; shemp. 90.
Democratic TTcket.-For Mayor
Bruce, 4S. For Aldermen-Wikert
%. Sergeant. Brantner, 43. For Coun'
cil-woods, 80; Alexander. 40; Hogan
40; Clegg, 40; Best, 80; Davis. Al; Wood
burn, Al; Brown, 4S.
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rresDyterI"n General Assembly,

BALr1MoEE, May 2s.-The Presbyte.
rian General Assembly, South, met at
the usual hour. The Committee on
Bills and Overtures made report that
the management of the temporal al;
fairs of the congregation be commltted
to deacons, when IL can be judiciousIy
done. The report caused an extendeo
debate, and it was finally referred to a
Speciai Committee to report at the next
meeting of the Assembly.
DIR. Beall read report of the Com
mittee on systematic benevolence, pend
ing the discussion of which the Assem-
bly, adjourned.
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CRETE

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-Information
has been received here that the Pro.
yisional Governor of Crete has decided
to convoke a regular Parliament
Elections are taking place In all parts
of the Island. The members elect Will
hold their first session at Canea the
Capital of Crete.
inst, near Sphalzla, during which the
Cretans drove the Turks from two
blockhouses which they had built only
recently for their entrenchment.
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CHEAP sIMPLEt ECONOMIOAL.
n. d. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
lFI and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
CoolSfnR and Heating Stoves. No. 18 Main
Street, wheeling, West Virginia.
tha unblIc 10 my large and select stock OF
Copper Brilis Copper and Brass Rettle4- Ahso
Fruit Cans and Can Tops
Job Workof all kinds Will receive my Per
Ronal attention. a.,
on wen Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
> i6I seet ~ inch Well Tubing, which win
l,e ioId cheap; also Agent for ZimmerInAns
Ceiebrafed Steam Cooking Apparatus, Rhlcn
fISa ntlhiIo are Invited 10 call and examine.
mari9-eod-d&W6m. b +. CAIDWELL.
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General Conference OF n. E. Church.
nmnAnn Ma 0S-Rishnn Innnns

CHICAGO, May 2S.-Bishop James
presided.
Rev. DIR. Kidder submitted n resolu-
tion, requesting the Bishops to commu-
nicate to Conference whether, in their
judgment, the Episcopal Board ought
TO be strengthened at this time. Tabled.
The Committee on Scandinavian
Work reported against the formation
of a separate Conference for that peo-
pie, but in favor of a continuance OF
the paper now printed by the Book De-
positary in Chicago, in the Swedish
language, and in favor of establishing
Theological School for the training OF
Ministers in the Scandinavian lam
guage. The last item of the report call
out an earnest debate.
Rev. DIR. Osborn, of New York, spoke
against the perpetuation of any foreign
language in this country. He thought
that when foreigners touch our shores
they ought to drop all their foreign
habits and their language in the sea,
and become in fact, as in name, Amer
lean citizens.
Rev. Mr.. Rolhwiler, German dele
gate, replied to DIR. Osborn in a fine and
eloquent speech in vindication of the
Foreign Board of Citizens. His re-
marks were warmly apPlauded.
The Conference then took up the or
der OF the day, the report on lay dele
doub6AAluNo "a 4LAs
which provides for the submission of a
plan of the majority to a vote of the
Conferences and the people.
Mr.. Hunter spoke fifteen minutes in
earnest advocacy of the principle Of
lay representation, but insisting that
1t should not be enacted until the peo-
pie ask for 1t.
Peter Cartwright, OF Illinois, spoke in
opposition to both principle and plan.
He did not believe that laymen had
anything to do with church legislation
and ridiculed the idea of their being
Divinely called to such work.
Rev. Gilbert Haven, of Boston, ad-
dressed the Conference, taking up the
question, "Shall the people cooperate
In a governmet of the people 2" and
occupied the SAGE of fifteen minutes
in an eloquent speech in affirmation
and in replying to objections raised by
the opposition
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The de-
funct Riverside and Washington LII
brary Lottery scheme is again before
the public. The parties In Boston VINO
drew the $40, coo prize were unable 70
obtain the money, and had waTTants
issued for the arrest of the alleged
managers of the scheme, Including
District Attorney Mann, Hon. James
NJ. Scoyill, of New Jersey, W. W.
Ware, of the New Jersey Legislature
and others. a hearing will take place
Monday next.
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DemoeratIc state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, May 2s.-The Democratic
Convention for the election of dele
gates to the National Democratic Con-
vention and State Electors, convened
at Philharmonic Hall this morning,
and after a temporary organization and
appointment of a Committee on Gre
dantiRls, and permanent organization,
Adjourned to meet at the Rink at three
O'Clock this afternoon. The Conven-
ton was very large, every county in
the State being represented by the full
number of delegates.
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CANADA.

speciai saws. the troops in the garrison
here are under orders. The soldiers
wives at st. Johns have been ordered
ont of the barracks, and accommoda-
tions for two thousand troops are be-
ing prepared. The hospitals are pro-
yided with field panniers. Govern
ment detectives are watching the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-29
SAVANNAH.

Rejoicing over the Defeat OF I'm
Penchment-
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 2s.-Great en-:
thusiasm was manifested here by all
Glasses OF people on the receipt OF the
news of the final defeat of impeach-
ment, The newspaper offices, the
houses of the Metropolitan Fire Com
panies, and large number of public
buildings and private residences were
in honor of the event.
Fire works will be discharged and a
number of serenades given tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-29
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