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Que.rion. concerning the school law


We are indebted to F. S. Williams
Esq, Superintendent Of city schools foI
the following answers to certain ques
tions in regard to the School Law, pro,
pounded by correspondent:
1st. Is it lawful for the School Com
missioner topay the Assessor for making
ont the township booksi
Answer. Section 18th of the schoo
law provides that "all expenses incur
red by the board in building, furnish
ing, purchasing or repairing property
rent or other outlay necessary 10 the per.
Jormdncc Of their duties, shall be paid by
the board in the same manner" that i.
by order on the TIP. Treasurer.
Sec. 10Th provides that when any
school law shall have been made, the
Sec'y. of the Board of Education shall
certify a copy of the order making the
levy to tie assessor of the county, whose
duty it shall be to make out and furnish
to the said Sec'y. full and perfect list
of all property taxeable in said town
ship, with the valuation thereof &c.
For this service the assessor is entitled
10 pay And since the service is render
ed for school purposes, it should lie paid
for by order on the Treasurer. as spcci-
fled in the 18th section
%. "Has the Treasurer power to col
lect the Township tax by districts, that
is can he take property for tax and sell
it ! If not who has the power to collect
il ?"
Ans. The school law is silent as to
the means to be employed by the Town,
ship Treasurer to enforce the payment OF
school tax. Yet it is but fair to pre-.
sumo that his powers in this par
ticular are same as those of sheriff OF
any ether tax collecting officer.
ID. "Has the Board Of Supervisors n
right to allow School Commissioners
pay for their seryices'
Ans. No.
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WHEELING W. VA, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY L. 1868.

warmed the hearts of every member of
odr assemblage, and made each feel the
Importance of the work before him. As
an evidence of the earnest feeling ex-
;sting, a subscription list was started for
the establishment of 4 Democratic and
Conservative organ in our midst; the sub
scription of those present amounted to
$4,000 -four hundred and seventy dol
lars and the necessary steps were taken
to circulate the list throughout. the
County, and we have certainly good
ground for anticipating the consumma-
tiOn of our object. After the appoint
ment of the committees necessary to
carry out the designs ofthe meeting, we
adjourned to meet on the evening of the
oath inst, upon which occasion there
was no diminution of the ardor mani
tested at our former meeting, and con-
sidering that no public announcement
had bCen made, we had a goodly num-
ber-thirty-ive men again nearly equal
ly divided as regard former political
faith, and no beardless boys-"not two
or three members of the former whig
party-aEd few dozen Democrats and
one or more beardless boys &C." as the
Postin witless article states, but every
man its Editors senior as regards brains,
and but two whose years numbered
less.
A constitution not materially devia-
ting from that recommended by the
Convention was adopted and the mum.
Der of its signcrs is rapidly increasing.
The election of officers for the first
quarter resulted i'll the choice of Colonel
James Evans President, L. :. Hough
and w. p. Wiley Vice Presidents, T..
Shisler Secretary, and F. NJ. Durbin
Treasurer. We have already club
room, aud by another week will be in
thorough working order. A meeting 10
affect County Organization will be
held on the Sd proximo, and in. the
course ofa few weeks we expect to have
n Climb organized in each Township.
Do you not think the spirit manifest
ed hath the ring of pure metal, and
gives hope of fruitful issue by tie time
of our next electionf
CONSERVATIVE
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at'heslius gsslster.
Tuesday Morning, February u
Democratic Meeting.

, meeting Of the Democrats of this city will
,. held at the Democratic Club Room on Friday
evening. curuary eth, at 7Oelock. general
tendance is desired. as business Of importance
Ill, be presented for consideration.
BY oT,(-T Of
CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FEBRUARY 9th.
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The Question at Issae.

The question AT Issue pet"''" 'u'
democrats and Radicals relative To the
,sdspprion OF the Fiye-Twenty Bond:
8. of no trtlins character. 1t involves
something like six hundred millions o.
aoI,ars TO cnre uut Of the pockets Of
the people.
The Democrats say the bonds ought
m h,. paid according to the letter of the
contract. land not otherwise'-which
mean, that they should be paid in the
som. article that all other debts are
maid in-grrenbacks. Our opponents
.ay that they ought not TO be paid NJ
ali for twenty OF fifty years, (the people
os.iug goM interest OH them in the mean
t;me). bat when they they are paid,
they silould hc paid in gold.
II itwerr a breach OF faith" to re-
J.sm these bonds ia greenbaeks, We
wopld have no right to pay them in
that vav. Ii the bonds called for gold,
that would eud the matter, and il
vould be our duty to pay in gold. But
the Fiyr-Twenty Bonds do no! call fol-
cold They declare that the interest
Shall be paid in gold, but carefully
omit TO say that the priRcipdl shall be
.o p.jd: ~ hile the Tcn-Forty Bonds
about Slg-, ,OoO,O0n) are expressly re-
dremablr in gold, and nobody proposes
to pay them in ANY thing else.
But We are told that Dir. CHASE and
JAY COOKE said the Fiye-Twerties
,cOrd ne paid in gold. Suppose they
did--Cougress did not say SC; Oh the
other hard it expressly omitted to say
-. Are Mr. CHASE and JAY COOKE q
higher authority than the Congress
that issued the bonds! Must the peO-
ple be saddlcd with an extra debt OF
600 million dollars just because Ar.
CHAsE ana JAY COOKE say 50.
But since our opponents quote Mr..
NtANE 'Sn autbOAliN Aol pay 'hS WIG i'O-
Twenty bonds in gold, we have right
to quote the same high authority, and
in doing ST.. We adduce, not the mere
cords of Mi. CHASE, but his acts. In 1861
when the Government needed money,
patriotic citizens came forward with
their gold and loaned Sl5O,0OO,OOO to
the Government, taking its obligations,
which were made receivable for customs
duylrs and made payable in two years
after date With six per cent interest
Before the maturity of these obligations
the lcgal-tcndsr act was passed, and al
though they were bought 1T par with
gold the holders were compelled, by
Mr. CHASE, 10 receive greenbacks IN
payment, worth only foIty cents on the
dollar in gold, and these obligations
were refused in payment of customs du.
ties.
There is nsthing proposed by any
prominent aud respectable Democrat in
this country that approximates half as
much towards Reputation rs this otfi'
cial act of Mr. CHASE'S. The holders OF
these notes had paid gold for them-un-
like the Five Twenty boudholders who
paid only greenbacks, sixty per cent.
less than gold, for their bonds yet Mr..
CHASE directed that they should be paid
in a currency worth less than half as
much as the gold they were bought
with. If it was no "breach of faith" oil
national dishonOr" for Mr.. CHASE, the
Radical paragon of finaucial purity, tC
redeem this gold debt in greenbacks,
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital Paid dIn....--........S5OO,O In. 900.

TI'HIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THR
i business of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling" 1t is Designated Deposi
tory and Financial Agent of the United States
and is prepared TO do a legitimate Banking busi
ness.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT CRASGLE.
DIRsCToRs-Thomas Sweeney, L. ;. Delaplain,
Jas Z. AShesOn, John DOnlOn, Jacob Berger, A.
Allen Howell, J. Nelson Vance, James DalEell.
janl7-ly ). BRADY. Cashier.
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incorporated 1888.
Wheeling Savings institution,

Wheeling Savings institution.
OFFICE 40. % MONROE STREET.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOs-
VI IT, Interest paid on Special Deposits, Notes
and Bills Discounted, Exchange bought and sold,
Collections made on all points. In OrdertO meet
q want that has long been felt in this commuDi,
IT, this Institution will receive on wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours Oi
two and four O'Clock, deposits of any sum OF
money from one dollar and upwards. on which
interest will he paid.
GEO. SfENDEL, President.
Directors.
ALEX. LAUGHLIN, A. J. PAENELL,
JOHN McLURE, JR., ALEX. ROGERS,
MORGAN J.. OFT, JAMES PAUL.,
ALEX. J. CECIL, JAMES REED,
octl7Iy 4. G. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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MRS. c. ZIMMER

MANUFACTURES ALI KINDS
Ytl Of CRACKERS, CANES, BREAD, Sc
No. lG2 Market Street, East side. q few doOrs
south OF the Market House, Wheeling W. Va
JAnlO
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SUMMER SCHEDULE.
>asaENGRR TRAINS WILL. Run

DASsENGRR TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and after the
5th day of May, 1857:
FAST LIFE.
LRAvH- LEAVE
Wheeling. e. 5:l0P. n. baltimore :. $50
AERIvR- Washington. 40 ?
Grafton. .---. .lO:OOf. u. ARRIVE
Parkersb'g =. $50 A. n. Harper's Fry e:30r u.
Cumberland 800 Cum berland I2:t5 A. D..
Harper's Fry 7:l5 Grafton. $40
Baltimore - .-lO:3o wheeling .lo:lO
Wash'n City .II:35 4" Including Sundays.
.Including Sundays
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAyE- LEAVE
Wheeling. 7:55 A. n. baltimore = 9:4j ?.
ARRIvE- Washt'n C'y s:I5 "
GraftOn.---.- las Pm. ARRIVE
Parkersburg. 7:20 Harpers Fry l:3i A. n.
Cumberland. 7:25 Cumberland. 6.4O -
Harper's Fryls37 A n. Grafton 1898 r. u.
Baltimore. 43l Wheeling. SOS -
Wash't'n C'y 5s25
Except SATURDAY. Except Saturday.
NAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
Wheeling. eioP.M baltimore. e:i5 A. y.
ARRIVE !. Wash'tn C'y 5:i5 a
Grafton 2-20 An ARfIyE-
Cumberland 7:SO Harper Fry loo ?. u.
Harper's F'ryI2:4o P. n. Cum eerland 90
Wipchester. 80 Grafton ..-. II:30 d"
Baltimore. 500 '' Wheeling-- 40 An.
.ineiuding n3 sandays- Including Sundays.
BENwOOD Accommodates.
To connect with c. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING Al
3io..-.--.LN- u 4oo.--..--....-..P. n.
9-O0 0.-....----..
Tickets TO all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured At the
Company's ehce.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Mastsr OF Transportation.
z I. DEYRIES
may7 General a gent, Wheeling.
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II. W. PHILLIPS,

RON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
L STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, aud GenrI.
MaChinist North Wheeling W Va
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Flour.

Flour.
1nn BARRELS CL1PPER MILLS. WHIT
1UU winter wheat extra Family Flour. Just re
esived and fer sale by N. REILLY.
auG5l
.E.LGrE
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r. J. BERRY & CO.

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL
lilERS in Hawser laid Oil Well Rope, Manila
Hemp, Jute and Cotton COrdage, Fishing Tackle
Lines, Twines, Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Blocks, Tar.
Betting and Packing No. y Water Street
Wheeling. W. Va. mar2l.Iy
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JOHN TEECE

MALsTER AND nor DEALER.
WI Water Street, Centre Wheeling. West
Virginia Highest cash price paid for Barley.
augU ly
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Baltimore & Ohio R. r. Go.

OFT1cE BALrrMuHE OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May {, Is65.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-03
NEW YORK.

While Republican procession waa PAS
Ing through Jersey City las, night. one q
the clubs was attacked end assaulted win
stones. Two borses were GU, with knives
one oil which was killed. A man named
Mount was severely injured.
The Protestant EriscoDsl Convention
was in session 10 day. The plan Tor the
council occupied most Of the session. Low
Church delega,es eDdeavoTed To introduce
a clause. depriving the council OF ieeisla-
tive and jniicial power, but on vote by
orders their substitution was loss--99 aeains!
l5J.
Steps are beins tekei by the Stock Ex-
change and open beard to raise the stand
ard Of membership, and increase the init
alton fee to ten thousand dollars.
The list before the Supreme Court 'o-day
was John Norrissey against Simonds and
others. TO recover ctrtain lottery shares sold
by plaintiff TO Simonds on which i, is al
legged he has been in default in pay ment,
and obtained an injunction against the
contiDuancv Of the business.
The Office of Philip Dstern & Co.,
wholesale grocers. Wall street, was robbed
OF $40, 500 in goods
VIM. Guardian old merchant died yeeter
day.
The American Trust CO., al the city q
Boston, Yesterday. rescindsd the vote pass
ed Feb. IL. adopting an agreement with thu
American Trust Society, Of New York. on
the ground that the latter had Jailed To iul
I'll part their OF the contract.
Private adyices from Thurlow Weed say
he is rapidly regain ng bodily s'renth II
Europe.
| ROCHESTER,, Oct. "A barn attached 4
The Livingstone county poor house, con
tanning one hundred tons Of hay. was de
stroyei by fire last nieh'. Loss about 80,
600 Another fire destroyed one OF tn
workshops aud a warehouse of the Monro.
peui;,niiary; loss over $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-03

As tho procession was passing Sixth and
Pine streets this afternoon, an assault was
made on the Baltimore delegation. A pistol
WAS fred, and In the struggle that ensuef
Geo. Sawyer was carried away wounded He
is supposed to have been one OF the assa.l i
ants He 10 reported dead.
The records Of the Supreme Court NJ to
the oath ult though no one day is complete,
show that in nine days $40 persons were
na,uralzed, and that twelve persons vovched
for 3S2, or one fourth Of the whole number
In the Supreme Court sentence has been
applied for against Snowden, the Prothone
tary, for an investigation rs to the issue Of
papers in blank with the signature and seal
OF the Court
The city has been all day the scene 81
pleasureable excitement. The streets
| in all directions have been filed with men,
women and children; all classes made 1t a
holiday The recommendation OF the com
mittee that the Citiz ms decorate their stores
| and dwellings was faithfully carried out.
| In Chestnut street there has been no such
exhibition Of colors since the fall Of Rich
mond. Private houses along the route ol
the procession were decorated, and in many
instances the display was quite grand. The
proc ,ssion formed on Broad street, was al
hour and half in passing n given point
and war in all respects grand spectacle.
| The parade tonight far exceeds the pro-
cessien to-day. as all the Invincibles and
o,hercampaign clubs turned..odt. viii h they
did not this morning. The various cam
paingn clubs formed on the lower section oil
Broad street, and commenced to march
about 9 o'clock. An immense crowd wit
messed their formation, and oil along the
route the sidewalk, steps and windows
were occupied by applaudog spectators.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsniN0roS, Oct. 3 For the present
all mails for the Pacific states and territor.
les, and British Columbis, China, Japan
and tho Sandwich Islands, viii be sent from
this city, by the overland mail, by way OF
Chicago and Omaha Thi. arrangement
includes all matters going to California,
tah, &c.
There were "a fires here during the
month Of September, involving a loss OF
neatly 100000.
The executive committee Of the Wome n $
Suffrage Association at Noun. Vernon, OF
which DorAthy Ferguson is chairman, an
nonncs that tho male electors of that
schoo. district, hAve invited the women to
take part in the nomination and election
OF school trustees, clerk, and District Lii
brarisn. The election will be held on Mon
day evening.
A battery Of the 9Th artillery arrived here
from Richmond to-day, and will be quar-
tered at Lincoln Barracks.
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LATEST NEWS


NEW Yonk, Oct. 3.-rhc Herald says
the Treasury Department has pu, forth
sem:-otic ally, document exposing efron-
eous sts;ist CO in De.m.r's recent state
ment II claims Deimar failed 10 include
cash balance Of sos, o00.o QUO on hand in
June.
The public debt statement for September
it is said will show an increase in the De-
partnent Of q, 0oO. 900.
The friends Of Gee. Francis Train this
evening nominated him as an independent
candidate for Congress from the 9th dis
trict, represented BY John Morrissey.
Gen. Mcclellan vas ssrenadsd this eve
ming At the 9th Avenue Hotel. The Me.
Clellan Legion. numbering 5000 or 5000
men, marched in procession to the hotel,
bearing banners and torchights, accompa-
MED by bands. Gen. Mcclellan was intro
duced bv Gen. John II II. Ward as the
great commander Of the Army Of tho
Potomac. Gen. Mcclellan said II know,
my friends, you will 10. expect q speech,
but be contented with tho expression Of
my sincere thanks for this cordial greeting
on my return home" The Legion the n
passed 10 review before Gen. Mcclellan.
and the vast assemblage soon separated,
cheering for the "hero Of Antieta,n.'
The steamship ST. Lawrence ,aled for
Erest to day. taking 336, 600 in specie.
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CALIFORNIA.

San FRANcisCo, Oct 1.-The Soldiers
and Sailors Mass Convention met last
night, aud WAS ono Of tho largest and most
enthusiastic political gatherings ever held
n San Francisco. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Gen. La Grange Miller, Conner,
aud John b. FELTON,. About 1000 people
were present, with torchIight procession
Of freedom defenders, Grant and Collar
clubs, &c. Delegates from Sacramento
Valley, 10 Patabama, and other interior
town participated on the occasion. Two
hundred were fred for tho Maine and Cali
fornia State and local ticket.
Late Arizona advices report the With
drawal Of . portion Of the militia forces
from Southern Arizona, their time having
expired.
The Indians are daily becoming NOR,
bold and successful in their outrages.
Within the past few months 80 person,
have been killed and $50, 900 worth o
property destroyed by the savages in Pier
M county alone.
Gev. Mccormick has issued . proclama-
ton calling out company Of militia e
serve elk months uniess sooner discharged
Tho most destructive rain storm evel
known in Arizona commenced Sept. I'll
and lasted three DAYS. completely flooding
the country and doing much damage 4
crops and buildings.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. . $ cre'ary McCul-
lcch to-day ISSUED an order proloDging the
ahe office hours in the Treasury Departm, II
until A o'clock
The following internal revenue appoint
mtn,s ware made:
Slor, keep.rs--lloratio c. McCorkill. 9Th
Kentucky; Thos. W. Pri,cheil, 81 Ken.
lucky; Oscar r L,nsey. On OHIO.
Gaurers-Byron + Caldwell. y 3 Glib
son, Oregon Solomon Goodrich, 18Th llli-
nois; c. N Patterson. l.. w. Wright. b. z.
Davenport. VIM. Jenning. ID. + Ch,iis. j.
= +, tier. California; Sam'l Rover, Geo. w.
Daley, 81 Kentucky: French McDoweil
18th Pennsyivan,a: D. 3 Anger. 10Th Ohio,
q. . Wilbur. 4th Kentucky; X b. Tomlin-
son. All Missouri; +. II. Vanderhurg, 9th
Michigan; p. Hunt. eth Kentucky Z. +.
Wells, 5h Kentucky.
The expenses Of the government for the
month of September were $2S.4S5.S39
This amount does not include the interest
on the public debt.
John N Broadhead. Second Comptroller
Of the Treasury, who has been absent to
Europe several months is expected to re-
sumo fficial duties az the Treasury next
week.
Commissioner Il ,llins is expected TO re.
turn 10 Washington Mt xt Wednesday.
Samuel Bahcock was to-day appointed
collector OF internal revenue fer the 2snd
district Connecticut, vice WOodruffs, de-
ceased.
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MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis. Oct. "a Cheyenne dspa oh
SAWS:
mo nation from Fort LARAMIE saws that
several Sioux, Man AFRAID OF -his-II Horse, and
o her chefs, arc ready to go 10 thei .ese,v-
a. ons a. soon a. t-anspo on is .Urn sbcd
them.
Tho dispatch also saws tbs. he U. p. Il.
X. sas fin shed yesterday 10 Elsa Pc nj ON
Green RIVER. Tho cars vi commence II
ming week.
Right Rev. II. u. aks-. Catho ic Sion
at ton, Of the Diocese OF Illinois, { I'd al.
Alton yes erusy.
Gen. e ant was serenaded At re house
OF Gen. Shermsn las. ngnt. lie thanked
tie party, nut declined 70 MAZE a ,p,e, i.
zen. Sherman also declined TO spec,
The numoer o. registered Votes in this
cisy ! foot up nea,ly - 900. About 60
names arc ont rejected list.
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BREMEN. Oct THE Weiser Gdse,ee
says the federal government OF North Ger
many has made contract with the North
German Lloyds Steamship. establishing
. money order system between the United
States and Germany
PANE, Oct. 2-rhe Nonittur saws the
reason Marshal DemAro has not arrived nj
Madrid Is because he is afraid to leave the
army in its present demoralized condition.
II is reported that when the Queen Of
Spain LETT San Sebastian che took all the
crown jewels and royal reeais, together
with % 100000 reals in gold.
MADRID, Oct. 2.-rhe el ction for mem
bcrs Of the new Jun's is in progress. Per-
feet order is maintsinsd. Gen. Colonge has
been arrested and sent TO the fortress Of San
Autouia, where he will be confined till bis
trial commences
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-03

Pane. Oct. 2-The latest repor.s fro,r
Spain state that Marshal Serrano viii moi
60 10 Madrid because the national Guard
Who hold possession Of the city refuse "a
sdmit troops Of the regular army under
his command removed, that tho r<public
hiss been proclaimed ct Madrid.
A proclamation has been ssusd in Cal
elonia demanding . federal government
for Spain.
FLoasxcs, Oct. 2.-Signor Scovasa.
present Consul General ct Belgrade. has
been appointed Diplomatic Representa-
tive Of Italy to the Mexican Republic.
Signcr Scovasa has been empowered by
his government to oct fer France o the
Mexican Capital.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-D'Israeli has Issued an
address to his constiiue nts Of Buckin CHAM
shne, reeiting the course pursued by the
minister on the question Of reform. the fan.
AUG fesstons between England and foreign
nations, and the triumphant termination Of
the Abyssin:an war. He comments =,
length on the ieiorm project. and eiyes ia
history. and recounts hin oh;.ct;o, shs,..s
ue ooids that the ministry had . right to
oApsct tue wings would wait and learn the
NV peIuoW0u8 on that Ouoation
before pressing the consideration. tut tnev
cav ut to bring before tho House Of Com
mons o. the last moment aeverine church
ana state from the o. ab ishment Of the
I'l.n church. 1t meant and included that
movement II invited also strrins un Al.
1iuonsi rancor and bitterness in Eneland
y would unssttle property and m.ke con.
nsea'ion contagious. And moro than ali
u would give England over to poperv. AID
sno practically to the rule Of . foreign
Perfect order rsigns at Madrid.
AZ bareslona The people sacked the town
nsli and publicly burned the statute Of
queen Isabela. Count Cheste sought 70
seprsss the riotous proceedings. but was
used on b The mob. and fed, and escaped
1"eer eover Of the night.
nasols Haze has been appointed con-
p ..":s o. the provinces Of Catalena By the
-, sportsd that militsry and con.
. uesey has been eensludsd betvee.
sxpesesd y jsia 4 -
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Oct. John Perkins, " hi;e,
and Ben. j. J,h.rson, co!ored, who were
10 have been hung to-day at Portsmouth
for ou'rsses on lady, have been rescinded
until the 9th inst. by the Governor VINO
was teieeraphed to last night that thay
could prove their innocence.
Gen Stoneman has ordered an investica.
ton of the cause OF the acciden. en- the
Central Railroad. by which some soldier s
of the goth Iniantry were killed and
wounded.