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The medical profession complain of a dis
gustiEgly healthy summer.
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90, 1869
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Stockholders, stockholders.
THos. MARTIN, A D BULL
JOHN BRowB, NELL MoCALLUM,
A Cox, JAS A BOWERS,
JYo D FLAUTT & Co., T G JONES,
J B CHTLDERs, a M WILSON,
JNo PATTERSON, DAVID Parsons,
E EDMUNDsoN, Jas 7 MCkIssACK,
B W MASON, ROSE,
SU.dPTER & PEARoY, r B Cox,
ARowsMITH & BRANAE, JOHN M WHITE,
c T ROBINSON, VIM SIMoNToN,
j L RIDLER, DEWITT GORDON,
T MCLEAN, p II EzELL,
c L RIDLEY, G w MoGREw,
JAMES McCALLUM, G 7 MASON,
JEO T STEELE, W RoBFRTs,
a GRAIN e. JACKSON, NJ CHuDERs.
Directors.
THOS. MARTIN. President,
JNO. c. BROWN, B. W. MASON,
HUGH F. EWING, A. cox.
may28tf T. MCLEAN, Cashier.
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Notwithstanding to tie CiTIzEN.
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TL-A-SKI, FEINN
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THE ECUnEAICAL COUNCIL.
Rcportca Action of american Bishop

Reported Action OF American bishops
!! la rumOred, with what degree ol
truth 1t Is impossible to say, states the
New York Herald, that ever since the
calling OF the EcumenIcAI Council by
Pope Pho Mono quite n busy correspon-
dence has been carried on with regard
TO 1t between the ASchbIshops and
Bishops oil the Roman Catholic Church
In this country. The object OF this, 1t
Is said, was to come to some under
standing between themselves In order
TO act, 30 far MS was possible, In full CO.
operation during the deliberations OF
the Council. One point upon which
these ruInors have 1t that an agreement
was arrived at is mentioned As being
the relation OF the State and the Church,
and that this agreement WAS to the eff
feet that the representatives in the
Council OF their Church In this country
Will urge for general adoption the
American system Of complete severance
Of the Church from the State, restoring
to 1t full liberty OF motion untrammel.
ed by The political power OF the country,
and basinR 1t upon the voluntary ad-
hesion OF Its followers, At tho same
time renounCIug all active interHcrence
with the political administration ol
government. Should these rumors be
founded In fact, the American prelates
may exercise healthy influence upon
the future OF the Catholic world.
A meeting OF German Catholic liber-
ais took place on July 18th At GrutZ,
under the presidency Of Professor
Davldosky. After an address from NJ,
Uhlich, a speaker uf high reputation,
tho assembly voted the following mo-
ton:
Considering that the Ecumenical
Council which Is to meet on DsOembe
9Th, has beenimposed on the Papal gov.
ernment by the party OF the JesuIts by
which It IL and will continue 10 be con.
trolled; considering that the resolutions
likely 10 bU passed by that assembly '
will thus be directed against inteIlect.
ual and moral progress, this body &C.
cepts with extreme satisfaction the In,
yitation addressed by the Independent
thinkers OF Italy 10 those who share
their opinions 10 take part In the meet,
Ing they convOke at Naples, the objt q
(which ls TO encourage civilization and
charity and to Counlerbalance the intel
lectual and moral degradation OF ha-
mainly which JesulliBm systematically =
seeks 10 produce
The assembly, composed OF 4 900 per-
sons, then nominated Nj. Zimmerman
editor OF Die Frcyheit, OF Gra,z, to rep.
resent It ut Naples.
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TIE NEWS.

The New York railroad war over
Western freight terminates next satur.
day, new rates having been agreed upon
by the competing roads.
About forty feet OF the State Arsenal
ut Buffalo, fell, Saturday, carrying
with II 10000 rounds OF ammunition,
The keeper had narrow escape. The
65th regiment drilled there the preyI.
GUS night; had the accident occurred
then tho loss OF life would have been
terrible.
It appears the rowing on the river
Thames, Saturday, was within ave sec
onds OF the fastest ever made. The
Cambridge rowed in 81 minutes and 6
seconds In 1876. The oxGords fastest
time Is 81 minutes and % seconds, in
1865, when they beat the Cambridge ,hlr.
teen seconds. u Acc
No member Of the CablnU, Is now In
Washington. |v.
The reported resignation OF Secretary
Rawllns and appointment OF Dodge Ia
succeed him are denied.
The Conservative Republican Con-
ventIon Of Mississippi. will meet on the
Sth prOx. Dent will leave washi uSton
on the 9th.
1t Is officially announced that Gener.
al Candy will not take any step re-
gardIng the test oath In Virginia, until
he receives further instructions from
President Grant, based upon the opIn-
lon Of Attorney General Hoar.
The Longworth tract being 100 acres
of unlmproved land immediate ad
Joining Evansville, Indiana, and own
ed by the heirs Of the late Nicholas
Longworth, OF Cincinnati, has been
sold to Messrs. Jacob Ellsas and Phil.
lip Heidelbacb, of Cincinnati, for $780,.
900 81 ~ , l.
Mrs. Anthony was not admitted 10
the National Labor Congress, because
last year when the printers were In.
structed TO strike she went home and
melted the female typos TO apply for
the vacant places.
Gen. Stokes is on his way to Wash.
Iugton.
Gen. Sherman says the Spanish gun.
boats will not DO allowed to deparL, and
that an early recognition OF Cuban bel.
ligerency is probable.
MIR. George Peabody Is better. So Is
Secretary RawlIns.
Commissioner DslAno has decided
that the brokers must be taxed.
An indianapolis dispatch says there
have been several fine rains there In
the last few days, aud the prospects o.
the corn crop are good. Other crons
generally areyery good,
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WHEELING WEST VA, THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST Ta 1869

discontinue and defeat, Superadd 10
these results Of your uuapprOaChAblG
folly tho imposition on thGse States ol
your lfon.c clad oath, and tho alienation
Ii complete, landing them all In the
outstrelChed arms Of Democracy.
But the consequence OF your folly
BylvRnIa, aud others will follow, do.
eide their political status In Ootober,
and the North will echo back tho con.
demnation OF the South, and peal In
your ears the facl-thRt there Ia still
lefE enough OF the incOrruptlble virtue
OF the Republic to rebuke you for a
wanton expression Of that most sacred
right, tho elective franchise.
But, Sir, this will not deter you from
your mad course. You will still per-
sist until every prop that supports our
party is stricken away, and the whole
grand snp0rstruCttre LumbleS about
oul ears In hopeless ruin.
When you are appointed Secretary
OF the Treasury and untmously con.
iirmed by Senate OF every shade OF
political opinion, did you not take an
oath 10 administer your Ollice impair.
TALLY, and for the exclusive objects oi
Its creation-Lo collect the revenue and
control the finances OF the country? Ia
not that othCe the property OF the nation,
and yourself only clothed for a time
with II little brief authority? Then,
sir, how do you explain this pervsrslon
OF lis legitimate uses and functions into
means and instrument OF oppression,
and compel the election Of obnoxious
rulers upon the people OF the South
Is such II course consistent with your
oath Of office, or do you call this great
moral idea? But, Mr.. Boutwell, though
you have thus prostItuted the powers
Of your office Tor purposes Of oppres.
sion without the warrant OF conscience
or law, 1t may be that you can tell me
by what authority you presume to pro.
nOunce upon my political orthodoxy,
Who constituted you the Iniaillble hope
Of RepubllcanIsm2 Who gave you au
thorlty TO hurl the political anathemas
OF the partyH Again, what right had
you TO commit the Administration to
your pOlIcy7 Have you to learn vel
that you are only a part OF the Admin.
istrattOn, and not the whole oft; though
your friends believe that a monomAnIa
has seized your mind on that subject,
and that you veltly believe yourself the
State. Very respectfully.
... LEWIS DHNT."
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ThS Code in North carolina,
Daei.~Hc shows the white Feather.
WlLMINaToN, N. O., Angust l7.

WILMINGTON, N. O., August IT,,
For a week past a personal difficulty
has been pending between Maj Engle-
hard, editor Of the Journal, and Gen,
Abbott, United States Senator, which
grew out Of an editorial In the Post oil
the Sth inst, In which the editors Of the
Journal were denounced rs liars, on
account Of alleged Injustice done Ia
Abbott In reports Of his speeches.
No collision or correspondence haV.
Ing occurred In the meantime, Oh Tues.
day evening Abbott addressed q note IA
EnglehRrd, In which h6 stated that he
(Abbott) and not the editor Of the Post,
was the author Of tue offensive article
and be was personally responsible fol
the same. On Wednesday and Thurs.
day there was unmistakRble evidence
that EnglehRrd would attack Abbott on
sight, but the vigilance OF the authorl-
ties prevented 1t. On Thursday Abbott
was arrested and placed under bonds to
keep the peace. ~ sol a4'- "fI a..
Englehard successfully avoided ar
rest until Saturday morning At one
o'clock, when he was surprised ut a
private house by the sheriff and posse
hAA pAAGCA uuuuL pObAbt VI DuuuuS
morning EnglehArd with three friends
proceeded 10 South Carolina, and I'D.
dressed q communication 10 Abbott, oi
which the following In an extract:
"You must now make full retraotion
OF the contents Of that article and apollo
glzs for publishing Il, or give me the
satisfaction to which am entitled In ac-
cordRnce with the code Of honor"
On Monday, Abbott through some
friends replied in communication oi
which the following ID an extracts g-
"By authority Of Gen. Abbott and In
his name we retract in full the article
In the Post Of the 9Th instant, rejecting
on Major Hnglehard, anu express our
regret that It was written and publish
ed" ta,. .l.lrI Ir.s
The amende was accepted by his
friends acting Rs committee for Engle.
hard, In u written communication In
which they stated that In nothing that
had appeared in the Journal was any
assault on the private character OF G Gsn.
Abbott intended, and expressing re.
gret that 1t had been SO construed.
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Allegheny Live STOCK market.

TUESDAY, August III 1ob9.
CATTLE-The whole number Of cattle
on sale Monday at the Allegheny stock
yards aggIega ed 800 head, OF which
l6i were from adjoining counties. The
supply was fully equal to the demand,
and with but few eastern buyers In At.
tendance, the market was little tame,
though, otherwise. differed but little
from that OF last week. In regard to
quality, there was, no change from that
Of the past month, the greatest proper.
tion OF the offerings consisting OF the
medium grades. Prime to extra fat
steers sold readily at fair prices, bat
the commoner kinds were dull; the for.
mer sold at 71fa7Xc, while the latter
stock sold at from 6A7c. Upon the
what might be considered hard one,
and 1t is probable that the most Of The
drovers made some money--Ht least
we heard no complaint, and drovera
generally are not inclined 10 keep quiet
after hard market. ,....
SHREP-There was light supply Of
this class OF stock on sale, about 1900
head, and while the market was more
active, and possibly, q shade stronger,
yet prices, compared with last week,
have undergone no quotable change.
AS has been the case for some time past
the great bulk OF the offerings were fur
nlshed by Butler county, and the same
county is also beginning 10 send In
Bome cattle. Lambs may be quoted at
$la3 50aA per head, as TO quality and
condition, and Sa41fa6o for tAlr 10 prime
fat sheep. ... d
Hoas-The hog market was quiet and
unchanged, We continue 10 quote fat
hogs AZ 1lAllhe, in q retail way, and
sIock hogs ut lOal0ho. ....''
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Vs. .e- ~ ah &C.
BX TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI.
Trouble Among the German SOpIc.
ues-LUyInE Of Corner stonc nj
XeniR.
A General Rain.

H... CINCINNATI, Aug. IL.
a short lime ago the Orpheus Soc!s.
~ Of this city, at one Of lis meetings,
expressed dissatisfaction with the mus
slcAl director appointed by the Nation
al German Saengerbund for che Sanger
fest TO be held In June next year; and
resolved that unless another director
WAS appointed, 1t would not parlicl.
pate. Last night the other German
societies held u meeting, 10 consider
the action OF the Orpheus society, and
decided to consider It rs having By the
above action resigned membership OF
the National Sangsrbund and accepted
It's resignition. The Orpheus society
numbers eight hundred, one hundred
OF whom are voting members. The
action Of the other sooieties merely
states the consequence OF Its conduct
and leaves room for II 10 recant ifit
choose.
Great preparations havs been made
for laying the corner stone OF the Asy.
lum for soldiers orphans, at Xenia, to.
morrow. General Hooker arrived in
the city today; also, Baron Knebeck.
OF Vienna, Austria; Mr.. HusIey, archI. !.
tect TO tho Emperor OF Austria, aud i,
Coma and lady, Of Bombay, India.
The rain, Monday, was general and
has done much good.
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CUBA.
Spontaneous Kissing of the slaves
They Demand their Freedom
And Fight for It.

Prospects Of the RevOIutIO='
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.
Letters from Cuba to the 9th give
encouraging accounts Of the hopes and
situation Of the revolutionary forces.
The recent conscrlptIon ordered by De
Rodes ut the command Of the agrnnta.
msnto, at Havana; It Is said has the
effect OF largely increasing their forces.
The orders give great satisfaction to
the Cuban leaders, who report them
selves prepared for active field opera
tons.
A feeling OF discomfort and insubor-
dination among the slaves, Is reported
10 be increasing, and they are even be.
yond control; they demand their free
dom and exact from the Spanish Gov.
ernment their liberty as declared by
the Cespedes Governments; and being
denied this they are organizing and
armlng themselves for the purpose OF
Joining the Cuban army. Several con-
tests have taken place between the me-
groes and Spanish troops; the negroes
successfully defended themselves
against superior force.
Gen. Quesele has had several
skirmtsheS with portion OF the
forces aof Lessen, and reports that
his forces have been successful,
and have taken a number of pris.
oners who are held as prisoners oil
war, and that dcserLions and volunta-
ry enlistments from the enemy have
greatly increased hiS force. In Il week
or ten days he expects to take posses.
sion OF NeuVltes, and have control OF
that beautiful town and coast. General
Jordan's army is being gradually re-
lnforced by Cubans, conscripted, whose
sympathies are with their cOuntrymen
The Spanish forces In his district arc
inactive, and he Is confident that every
thing is working right for Cuban indie,
pendence, and In short time his re-
cruits will be organized and made
effective, and that the few positions held
BY Valenesedo, In his department, will
fall into his hands.
Both tho Generals commanding and
the President OF the Republic OF Cuba
express the most positive belief that thu
revolution will DO successful, II not by
the force OF arms by the force of cir
cumatRnces. ITO
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Tho National Labor Congress.
THIRD DAY.
PHlLDRLpHIA, Aupust II,

The National Labor Congress reas.
sembled at 0 O'Clock this morning,
President Lucker In the chair. A reso.
luton was offered by Mr.. West of New
York, declaring that the Convention
recommend 10 the members OF the La.
Dor party that they adopt such measures
and amend ments to the Constitution of
the United States aud OF the several
States as will prevent any act OF a leg.
lslative body from becoming a law until
1t has been submitted 10 the people for
ratification and duly approved by a
majority voting thereon. After con-
siderable discussion the resolution was
referred 10 the Committee on Platform,
A resolution was passed. appointing a
committee 10 investigate the charges
preferred against The miners and mine
laborers In Pennsylvania by the press
generally, and report 10 this Congress
whether such charges have any founda-
tlon. Mr.. K. Walls, from the New York
Typographical Union, received 4 dis
patch directing him 10 withdraw from
the Congress II Miss Anthony was ad-
mItted. The proposition 10 return the
fee paid by Mr.. Walls for admission
and that he be allowed TO withdraw
led TO- considerable discussion, when
the subject was laid over til afternoon.
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Maryland POIifics-"The BOud hEOvc
r.. mcnt,n

y
.,. mcnt."
The recent talk about a sChlsm among
the Maryland Republicans, or-W hat The
American aud the newspaper cores.
pOndents call "the Bond movement" )"
has brought out u card from Judge
Bond and number OF other leading
Maryland Republican,. They deny
knowing anything about movement
% dlsorganizs the party, or TO Inaugur.
ate "ChNse movement" They say
that these aud other charges OF per-
BonAl character "All have their origin In
personal bitterness and misrepresenta A.
tIOn here. and are pumped Into corres.
pondents to be uttered abroad and re-
published" They say Rll these state.
lnents arc "false in detail and SUBJ
stancs;" that they are "Republle4ns
and supporters Of the President aud
his administration" !" that their "pur-
posea nrc In tho party, not out OF 1t !"
and that they are profoundly Ignorant
OF any Chase movement r,lhere among
any Republicans :" and tina: they do.
sire united, harmonious Republican
party in Maryland, on the basis of in
partial suffrage, universal education,
and the political overthrow Of all OPP
posed to those principles"
We quote further:
The difficulty la that Mr., Fulton, as
chairman OF the Central COmmitle and
proprietor OF the American, has used
his place on the committee and bis
paper TO SOW dlsooTd In the party, and
while ClamOrlng for harmony, is really
preventing lt-hIS method OF harmony
being TO OstracisO and attempt 10 drive
out Of the party large portion of II,
who are as true Republicans As live.
We desire the approaching State Con.
venLion 10 be real representation of
all the party, and Its Central Commit.
tee to be such as all Republicans can
trust, and such as will treat all with
justice and personal respect. o. Ffu
we certainly hope that the man who
almost daily lnSulta us, nud wounds
the feelings Of our families by sending
Il w WA ShbANo bAlV OIlH 1kGs
publican paper here, supported by the
whole party and led by the public and
party patronage, containing the most
Indecent and conspicuously displayed
libels on us, shall not continue as the
head OF that committee.
1.-THE head and front OF our offending
hath In 1t thus much, and no more.'
In conclusion. we brand all these
charges Of our completely In Chase
movements or any movements noti
true personal fidelity to the Admins
tration and the Republican Party, AZ
false from beginning 10 end; and we
warn all persuns and newspapers who
shall after knowledge OF this specific
denial, made on our personal honor
and responsibility, repeat or publish
these charges, that We Shall hold lhem
subject To betreated as liars and libel
lers.' -.--.... 7
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tnand was preuptly met at ito 7 per
cent, with exceptions ats 10 . per cent.
A small amount OF currency 10 gol ng
10 the West.
STERLING Dull ut lO9I1alO9JG.
GoLD-Flrmert opened OF 1888 and
closed at lS3SSalSSX. Carrying rates,
2a7 per cent. ..r.......
GovERNMENT BoNDs- Bnoyaut and
higher. The small offerings to the As
slStnnt Treasurer developing the fact
that but few on the market. Now bonds
and currency Gs are up 1alIII per cent,
and tits anticipated that the latter will
be taken up by ths Bank Depart rtment
a. Washington. Indications point 10
the continued purchase OF bonds by the
Government In September. Coupons
'Sl, 12S1Sal2Sk; do. '62, Al23l123I4; do.
'84, LII 1fal2l9G; do. i65, l2lIfal2l4G; do.
new, 120Nal2O9G; do. 'G7, l2OIfal20Sf;
do. '6S, 120NlzON; 10 4OJ, llSXall3X;
Pacifics, l0S1fal09. 10 ''
STOnKs-WPStsrn Union Telegraph
$50; Pacific Mall S8SSi New York Cen.
trAl 2091f; Harlem 1888; Hudson lSI9&;
Reading %; Erie %; Michigan Central
ISL; MichIgan,5outhern l069<, Illinois
Central 1877; Pittsburgh 1059<i North-
western SSH; do preferred v05G; CleVe.
land, Columbus i Cincinnati 7S; Rock
Island ll6A: st. Paul SIN; do prefer
red S9%; Wabash TN; Fort Wayne
l6l2Si Terre Haute 341<i do. preferred
6Sh; Chicago & Alton lS7x; do pre-
ferred l0lH; Ohio & Mississippi SIX
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams 6sE{, Wells
Fargo &.Co. l9A; ;Amerlcan Ss1S; United
States B6N; Merchants' Union l0K,
...... Cincinnati
AUGUST lS.-FLoUR-Dull and UNI
changed.
Observation-Disclosures, dull and
loweri red 81 25al 30; white 81 4Oal 46
Corn-Scsrce and in demand at 05a9Gc
Oats-6Sa59c and dull. Rye-Flrm at
Slal 05.
ToBACco-Flrm and In good demand;
sales 1872 hhds at S6Al7 70.
WHIsKY-Advanced to 81 1la1 IL and
very frm. '7.TT ~
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged;
no sales OF importance.
BUTTBR-Fifm at 25a3Oe,
CHEEsE-1SAl5c.
Eaas-lSal5c, the latter rate for Sc
lected. stl.
olLs-NO change. LInseed Oil-Dull
at 96a0sc. Lard Oil-Firm at 81 3S4
l ~. Petroleum-2Sl3Oc for refined.
GoLD-l82M buying.
ExCHANGE-SIeadY at l.lO discount
buying TO par selling.
MoNRY-Market easy.
Chicago.
AUGUST ls.-FLouR-Dull at SCAT 5G
for spring extras
GRAIN-Wheat-Moder active:
sales Of No. l at 81 45al 46; No. . at 81 4I
al AZ; closing at 81 4O1I; this afternoon
the market easier at 81 S9Jfa1 40 for No.
2. Corn-lHc higher; No. 2 opened at
02hc, closed at 90 211<a93c for strictly fresh
receipts; rejected s7as0c; closing Ut $50;
no grade at Sic; this afternoon sales OF
No. 2 at $50 cash, and 92c seller for the
month. Oats-More active and lC
higher; No. 2. opened at 4Sc and closed
weaker at Axe, rejected 44a4iXc. Bar.
ley-Dull and Xa1c lower; No, 9 nomi.
nal at 81 25. 7.r -
CATTLE-Tolerably active and 25a6Oc
lower; $3 70s4 50 for. common to good
Texan steers; 81 G0s5 10 for fair 10 good
cows; IS 50a6 90 for fair to lnediu NJ /, and
~ 25A7 90 for good steers. l-. .j NJ
HoGs-ActiVe and l6a26c higher: SE 80
1925 for common; 20 5OA9 rs for fair TO
medium; 50 9Oa10 0O for good 10 choice,
and $40 20 for extra prime.