The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-18

c,oistv of the Army of the Ten
Iu' ".s.eYibled at Louisville, KY.
yesterday
Fac will Js generally observed as
I'.H"I 'E'I5iyigc day in New York, and
to.ine.s L11 will be suspended .s..
.;-bth annual fair Of the Ala.
II' SHE Agricultural Society COM
oS1'" - Montgomery on the 23d.
,.,.Lramed Samuel johnson, while
A!"It, 'Goot,nc in Arkansas Monday, ac-
daSS daISatsTy s1 ,hoi himself through the
heart. :,
,,i..b wind from the south prevailed
.Ar1'ES,IapI \ Yesterday. The walls of
We ~ rcre blown down. Loss over
N?0CC.
r.. .C,.yslaud city council have ten
,Lr Western Association Press the
us.of u5.'G their chamber fer the next session
Of tia; body.
su.-,1 cartmen have been arrested
p,,,on for extensive depredations
- "n,D ~ the freight Of the Boston q Al
bl0y railroad
Tina aoating debt of st. Louis, exclu-
II treasury warrants used as cur
..,,v js Sl,O59,OO0; bonded debt sl2,.
1E nm. estimated revenue next year,
.y,,g,jyr Of expenditures, $4,000.
Tbsrs WAS a fierce storm of wind on
r,..5,v night at Nashville, but no seri-
Tgmape was done beyond the blow
.,5ovp of fences aud forest trees.
v,is,e. Ala, was visited by a gale Oh
u,rd,y. doing considerable damage.
TSs roof Of the building of the Mobile
!, Ohio freight depot was blown OFF,
,r,ersl negroes badly hurt, anl one
white man killed.
Jn6re Knight, Of st. Louis, decided
On Tuesday that the circuit court had
no authority 10 grant an injunction
AGAINST a county court in the matter OF
M. sale Of Pacific railroad stock to the
Hudson Company. The petition of T..
RIDGE was therefore dismissed.
CompGratiyely little damage was done
br fbe wind storm at Cincinnati. The
direction f the wind made boats hug
the shore on the Ohio side. Two steam
n, were torn loose from the Kentucky :
shore. driven from below the. bridge and
lodged Oh Licking bar above the bridge.
Ige INQUEST on the body of Ferdinand
R,,,er, killed near the five mile lock,
lear Cleveland, shows that he had quar-.
relied with a fellow workman. and dur
gr aud alteration was struck with q
lub The assailant has been bound
over for manslaughter.
4 dispatch from Macon, Ga, dated
Tuesday,, says the attendance at the
State Fair is immense, and that Wade
HAMPTON would deliver the annual ad-
drs.s Monday afternoon ON the destiny
Of Georgia and the interest and policy
oftne cotton planters.
General Iazen, commander Of the
My,f,, of Lower Arkansas, passed
,l,Dngb 81. LoniS en- route to Louisville.
lcr.gard tothe Indians he says: They
a.e dI,con,cu'ed and SOme trouble Is
anticipated. In the spring, he thinks,
rEo regiments of troops vii be nGces-
slry 10 preserve order.
al the newly elected members of the
Alabama legislature have been admit
ted 10 seats. The seats of Proskover
and Msgee, Democrats, from Mobile,
Wi. le contested. In the Senate Mr..
Penington introduced a resolution, ask
ing Congress to remove all the disabili-
ties Of the Fourteenth Amendment.
A&.eigh dispatch of yesterday says:
quorum Of the Legislature is present.
The GoyeJnofs message puts the fetal
State debt a, S2g Sl5,0 ,0i5. 1t will be
necessary 10 fund the interest on gold
bonds The message opposes repudia-
non and further Increase of the public
Geh' aud iavofs liberal system of COM
mon schools and recommends o change
10 tue militia laws.
Tie Memphis, Tennessee, AralQnche
Iea'ls that an alteration occurred dur
ing Monday between General Barry, for
merry Of tho Freedmen's Bureau and
BOW candidate for Congress, and AL.
nan Stewart, hotel keeper, during which
,ae latter shot Barry, breaking his arm.
As2Toes who were present became en-
nird and but for the precipitate flight
o Stewart he would have been killed.
The gale of Tuesday night was gen.
va. throughout Kentucky, and all the
RIegraph lines south of Louisville have
oeen pros'rated Thirteen barges and
'Fs boats, laden with l75, 900 bushels of
,oa., were torn from their moorings at
Jacksonville, Indiana, and dashed
against each other and the shore aud
completely submerged. The greater
ait Of the coal was owned in Pitts
ol'gh, and valued at s75, 600; no insur-
a-Ce.
An order Of arrest was issued by
yy1lSe Jones, of the Supreme Court o.
HrW York, against General Benjamin F.
S;2;.er, 1t the suit of Mrs. Florence, OF
W" Orleans, charging him with felon-
"a'y appropTiating three jewelled gold
1"'ed swords, formerly the property OF
'sle'a. IwiggS, and worth S35, 900, and
COX OF silver ware valued at $1,000,
we bail was fixed at SIS, 900. to be fur
-saed On Friday, and the General was
@'nit;ed to 90 Oh parole.
Iae bridge Of the Saudusky division
u " 'le Lake Shore railroad which spans
ge creek between Huron and Sandus'
q vas totally destroyed by fire yester.
,tFmorning soon after the passage OF
~ Last bound accommodation train
supposed that the structure
sl' ire from sparks of the locomo.
I've Trains on the road will only run
'4s as Huron station until the bridge
rebuilt. Workmen will commence
SyT5atiors Immediately and trains will
T delayed but few days.
Mayor Cole in q message to the St
It,'ls City Coancil, Tuesday, estimates
&c &c amount of produce sent from there
1"G's south of Cairo to be twice a.
A. as before the war, and the amount
,,... .I.Anntactured articles ten-fold a.
s,, al' lie recommends q still further
" VISION r,s OF the city wharf and strong
Tbs ses t Tue adoption Of O better sy stem
Va. a. az a. revenue of that city last year
cs,s stt''o1 ~; expenses s2,3lS. .024: ex.
Ia expenditures over receipts $685..
,s,, = louisville, Ky, dispatch of ves,sr
GsnST,Ssa says; The train having on boar
g,ba.1,s g,bsna,s sherman and Parker onS
tsy,ntom from Washington and Balt;more
e.. missed connection AT Soma 80.
arriy" Giair-S'sdso tiii sSi City, Ind, will moi