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MIssOuRI.
nCa.nRO of Governor McCIurx.
He Recommends tho RcmOVaI of 70.
lItlOAl Disabilities.
And Advises that IL 10 MadO Am Tssue
in tho Next Canvass.


ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.
GOV. McGlnrg's message calls atten-
tlO" to the peaceful condition of tho
State, and in view OF this fact asks the
consideration of the expedlency OF re-
moving political disabilities from those
who participated In the rebellion. He
does not think II necessary to alter the
Constitution to effect this, as It now
provides that the Legislature may re-
move such disabilities after January l,
1871, He recommends that this be
made a question for discussion In the
canvass next fall, so that candidates
may run in part at least upon this is-
sue. He opposes a convention for the
revision of the Constitution, but re-
commends submitting to the people the
proposition allowing negroes TO vote,
and another striking out of the ConsLi-
tuition what is known as the double liza
billty clause.
The debt Of the Slate is sls. 500. 900.
The}general financial condition Is faS
vOrable, but the Governor urges strict
economy. The Interest on the bonds
for July next ale already prOulded for,
and that Of January following can
easily be arranged. There Is now IN
the Treasury nearly $6,0O0,000 most of
which belongs 10 the Interest fund. The
amount TO $477 900, aud those of 1873 OF
$4,000 can also be promptly met.
Three hundred and sixty miles of
railroad has been built during the year
aud 1885 miles are In tho course OF
construction. The Governor discu ,ses
the resources OF the State at length and
RdYHes that every means be used to
give Information regarding them TO the
people of this country and OF Europe.
On the tariff question he says, the pre-
sent tariff should and no doubt will be
modified and the duties placed on
luXuries, but hopes the free trade
movement may be regarded with sus~
picion regarding capital punishment.
He is now convinced OF Its barbRrity
and adds that the teachings of christi
auity, is that the ruler beRreth not the
sword In vain for he Is the minister of
God revenger to execute wrath upon
him that dOeth evil.
The Pubic School Iund amounts 10
over 81 600, 900, and the schools through
out the State are In u prosperous condI.
linn. He recommends The establish
meTt OF TerOrmRLory schools for young
persons convicted OF minor offences.
HE urges tho adoption "f the Fifteenth
Amendment Immediately OH receipt of
an nItssted copy from Washington, and
CLOSES with the admOnitIOn that the nRS
tiOn IL preserved that recognizes in
righteousness that the Moat High rnl-
9th In. the Kingdoms of mon.
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ONO AND THE AMENDME ENT.-A COL
umbus telegram to tho Cincinnati CD
zetie. says the prospects for the rutifi-
cation of tho 10Th Amendment arc
Frightening "The Senate" 1t says "has
been certain inr it from the first. The
House IL the doubtful battle ground,
but the conviction grows hourly that
the Hamilton county Republicans will
not, and conscientiously can not, as
sume the responsibility of arraying
Ohio permanently against this great
measure of fjustice, necessity and right. J"
In WAS expected the Senate Committee
on Federal Relations would report on
tho Amendment yesterday, recom-
mending the adoption OF Mr.. Yeat-
mans resolution OF ratification, and
the indefinite postponemenl of Lew
Campbell's bill for submission TO the
people,
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rho CAIdwoI FxtrndItIon Case.
MONTREAL. Jan. G.
WAsHIRGTOR.
Departure ormIn,ster Low.
WA,-I,,rUa,, n ~ -

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. G.
EX.GOv. Low has gone to New York,
and next Saturday will start by rail to
San Francisco. The fret of next month
he will sail for Shanghai to assume his
duties as United States Minister In
China, He has received full instruo-
tions 10 carry out faithfully the proYis-
ions OF the Burlingame treaty, and es-
peclally to be prompt and firm on the
question of protecting American cltl-
zens and property in the Celestial En-
pire.
willing to Sell but Can't Deliver.
A private letter from Madrid says
that Prim and Serrano are both inclined
to favor the sale of Cuba to the United.
States, but are fearful of the effect on
the Spanish people, who are opposed to
a new RAID for the t'2O per Cent?
The clerks In the Office of the Com
gressIonal printer made application to
the Secretary of the Treasury, for an
addition of 20 per cent to their salR-
ries. The increase of compensation to
date back one year or where the claim
Ia made, on the ground that the law
giving the officers of the Senate 20 per
cent additional compensation, em-
braces the clerical force of the Con-
gressional printer, who is elected by
the Senate. Secretary Boutwell, refer
red the application to the frat Comp
troller.
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TELEGRAPH.
THE NEWS.

DR.. o. 8. Manchester and wife were
arrested in st. Louis yesterday morn
ing for the alleged kidnapping of a
littletglrl belonging to Newell and Alb
bey. Burnham, of Weston, Mass. DIR.
Manchester Is the man who attempted
to work miracle on the dead body OF
Mr.. Heltkamp Gew days ago.
John O.. Breckenridge has been Rp-
pointed Attorney TO the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad for Kentucky.
WsL. Percy, n postofflce clerk, was
acquitted by the Jury withoutieaving
theirs at Cincinnati. yesterday, on
the charge of opening registered letters.
A draft oEa bill TO be presented to
Congress, making Louisville port
entry, was read and adopted In tn o
LoulkVllle BOurl OF Trade Yesterday.
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: MoNoNaAHRLA VALLEY RAILROAD. .
"A correspondent of the Pittsburgh
Commercial, writing from Unionlown,
says:
With proper encouragement ON the
part of those most inter eated, the peo~
pie OF FHyette county are ready and
willing to give the right of way aud
subscribe stock sufficient to do the
whole or part OF the grading through
this State, and the people OF West Vlr
ginia are cvIncIDg II spirit equally lib
eral ana patriotic. Taylor, the least OF
the seven counties through which the
road passes, has, II Is said, pledged her.
selt 10 give 100000, and the larger
Dour, Randolph, PoCRhontRS aud Green
brler-it Is believed, will BIZ equally, II
not more liberal In their contributions
toward extending this great work tn
the white Sulphur SpIiDgs,' where II
will connect with the Chesa peHkp and
Ohio Railroad, soon to be completed
from Norfolk, Va, 10 the Ohio river at
or near the mouth of Big Sandy.
The people here sre anxiously wait
ing the return OF tho able and accom-
plished engineer, Col. Manning, who
lately commenced a recOgniZanCo of
several proposed lines, bat was inter
rupted by the extreme inclemepcy of
the weather.
have just read with much Interest,
In your paper Of this date, several In
teresling communications from West
Virginia in reference to this road, aud
one FROM W. ". Reed in favor OF the
enlargement OI the Erie canal, which
will connect this road through Pitts
burgh with the lakes, which, trust,
will be accomplished simultaneously
with this road. In his next, hope Mr..
Reed will give an estimate OF the prob
able cost OF the proposed enlargement
and the amount heretofore expended,
with the business, revenue, lockRge,
tSO., OF the present canal.
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LET-UP IN MIssoURI.-Some very Inn
pOrtRnt recommendations are made in
the message OF Governor McClurg, of
Missouri. transmitted 10 the Legislature
of that State yesterday. He advises the
carly removal of the disabilities now
imposed on the late rebols, says the
peaceful condition OF the State justifies
the measure, and recommends that 1t
be made subject of discussion in next
summers campaign. It appears that
IN Missouri, these disabilities may be
removed by Legislative act after Janua-
ry l. 1871.
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new YORK Produce market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.
COTroN-A shade easier; sales of 2 200
bales at 26a25<c for middIinR upIands.
FLoUR-Steady for new grades and
dull and heavy for medium and good,
GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet and without
change; No. 2 spring 81 20a1 %; winter
red and amber western 81 3Oa 80, RVe
Heavy and nominal, Oats-D1ll
and heavy at 6laG21zo for western.
Corn-hower and heavy at 0OA04o for
new and 81 O5a1 0S for old mixed
western.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- sales of $50
bbls. of mess seller February at S29 90,
Beef-SleadY with moderate demand.
Cut Meats and Bacon-NominnllY nn-
changed: Lard-Quiet and slightly in
buyers' favor.
Eaas-steady al 41a44c for fresh and
$50 for lined,
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chicago nnrkeL

CHICAGO, Jan. @.
FLoUR-Dull at So 5Oa4 rs,
GRAIN-Wheat-Sales of No. at SIa
$50; No. 2 more active and firmer at l Z
a1%c higher; cash sales at 76a7856c: and
76Na763<c, seller the month; this after
noon market quiet and firm at 1876,
ary for No. 2. Corn-Firmer at lat Ko
higher; No. at 683<a72e for regular
and fresh receipts in store; 69aG9T, sell
Ter the month; 69a70c, seller February:
closing at 800 cash; this afternoon No,
nominal at 69c. Oats-Dull at 4Oc for
No. 2; closing at 393<a4Oc. Rye-Dull
and weak at 681<a7Oc for No. 2; closing
at 6Sa69C. Barley-Dull, CSC for No. 2,
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TIE Baltimore and Ohio Road is
shipments Of flour over It's
line by providing steam transportR-
ton for produce from Baltimore to
European ports. 1t has now Under
four new steamers OF 5000 tons
burden each, which, when completed,
will run between Baltimore and Liver
pool i'll connection with tho road.
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MARYLAND has State debt of $l2,>
100000 drawing interest, nearly ali OF
which has been made since the return
of the Democracy to control. The last
appropriated about e. .OOO..
600; aud tho Baltimore american thinks
the Indications are that when the Leg
islalure now In session adjourns. the
debt will be about doubled. -..-
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WHEELING, WEST va FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY T. 1870

test fortunes are made by Investments
and BpeculRtions in real estate, which
whether In the city or country, pay no
income tax, because incomes are not
the present fruit Of such Investments.
Not so with salarlod and professional
people, who have no escape. So, also,
the farmers and planters escape tRXRs
tlon on what they produce and CON-
snme. Every year their lands increase
in value, but the Federal Government
gets nothing from 1t, while all sala.
rles, earnings and money Investments
have TO pay. The tax is in every
way and place unequal; and, more
ever, 1t is, though submitted to, be-
lteVed to be unconstitutional, because
Its operations are uot uniform upon
States, population, or citizens. Hon
orable men can hardly realize the
izing tax has called forth. Unscru-
pulOus persons, as II suits their inter
est, report incomes far below what
they really are-tO cheat the Govern.
mentor, sometimes. far in excess of
any sum they ever mako, TO establish
a false credit. Let the Income tax die
by all means, 1t Is beneath the dignity
OF FREQ people. If continuance OF
it Is merely to facilitate the paying off
of our national debt, 1t Is almost uu~
just to the present generation OF tax
payers, who have sui all the toll
and anxiety Of the struggle during
which II WAS created. II 1s only fair
that those who come after US, and who
will reap much of the benefit az the
growing wealth and resources of our
vast continent are developed, should
bear some of the burden.
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Bx TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK CITY.
Tho Cmban Junta Plotting AEsaEslnn-
linn

Tho CnbAn JuntA Plotting AssaEaInR-
NEW York, Jan. @.
= The Spanish and Cuban war in this
city wakes hot. The Spanish Council
and Senior De Conto, editor OF the Span
ish paper, have received notifications
that they are to bo ussRssinRted. Sem
or Roberts, Spanish Minister at Wash
ington, is also to be put out Of the way
by two well-dressed emlssaries, who
are to decoy him into a dark corner.
According to the EI CromiStc, the Cuban
Junta here arranged this bloody work
In secret session.
DEPARTURE OF FILLIDUsTERs.
Meanwhile there are reports OF the
successful departure of another exps-
dittOn for Cuba, with plenty of arms
and powder.
THE GUEBoATs.
The remaining gunboals belonging
TO Spain were expected TO get Off last
night; war steamer following for the
purpose OF taking care OF tho Cuban
cruisers
FRAUDULENT DIVORCE CASE.
Another fraudulent divorce case
came before Judge CordOzo yesterday.
John Gownn, left this city in Nav last
and went to Pittsburgh. When he re.
turned home hO found that he had lost
his wife, during his Rbseuce Mrs.
Gowan had applied for divorce. The
case had hGon tried before. s. II. Stout
Jr., Hs referee and three Witnesses had
sworn to Gowan's violation or the
marriage vow, with one Lizzie Smith,
residing at No. Id Allen street. Gowan
Introduced proof before Judge COrdOZO,
that no snch pwrsOn is Lizzie Smith, at
No. ll4 Alien street, ever existed; that
he WAS not guilty uf nuS infihNliIY and
that he had never been served with
any nOlice OF action as req upsird by
law. Judge CoTdoZ0 resOrVed the de-
clslOu.
PICKPoCKEr' POLICEMEN.
On Tuesday last Justice Dowlev said
IN open court that he knew policemen
who were In the habit of abetLing Dlok~
pockets and sharing their pIunder.
Judge Bosworth, President of the Board
OF POlico Commissioners, yesterday ad-
dressed n letter TO Justice DoWley, re-
questing the names of such policemen,
and il found guilty promised they
would be summnrily dismissed. Tho
j Justice sent verbal reply stating that
he did not wish TO be the complainant.
oUNBoAT SUNK
The gumbOat Maria, which left here
Friday, In company with the United
land, when of the bay head Tuesday
morning, broke her steam pipe and
suddenly stopped ahead OF the Mianto-
nomah before the head way of the latter
could be stopped Tho result was
collision, and tho Maria was out down
to the waters edge and sunk In fifteen
minutes. Four OF the crew and the fire.
man were lost. The balance OF the off.
GERS and men, including the Lieutenant
commander In charge, were rescued by
the Miantonomah, and have returned
10 this city. The Maria was a propel-
Ter steam tug, and In company with the
MIianton9mah was on her way TO join
the squadron at Portland, now forming
for the naval reception OF the Peabody
remains.
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RaItInora nInrkar

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.
.FDoUR-More active and unchanged,
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm choice red at
81 40a1 As. Corn-Active; prime white
90a92c; yellow 90a92c. Oats-Dull at
54a57c. Rye-Flrm at 81 10.
PROVIsIONs-Easy and unchanged.
WHIsKY-BusinesS fair at 97a0So.
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ITAYTI.
ST.. THOMAS, Dso 80. gsia. HAVANA.

"1' II1O11N9i DeO 0VI VF0E' IAFANA'
1t is reported that the Cacos are be-
sieglnE Port Au Prince and that they
had made a breach in Salnaves' lines.
On the 22d of December Salnave re-
treated to Fort Pellon, where he fired
the magazine and with his fourteen
sons perished, Another report in cir
oulation Is that Salnave has fed to st.
Domingo and claimed the protection OF
President BaeZ
Generals hyperion and Cabrael have
published protest against the sale OF
the Bay of Samana to the United States.
They are very bitter against Baez.
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FOREIGN NE WS.
y oablO Tolegrapn to the Intolllgonoor.

Iy Naulo IhIeBtAph % Inc InLeIIRoncoF.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. @.
During the week just passed The
t99 outflow Of specie from the Bank
of kpce has continued. The amount
In tlleivault To-day Is II, 5000 francs
leasgthan on last Thursday.
MARsELnEs, Jan. o.
Lorililard has blown up and destroy
ed his yacht. The Meteor was recent
ly wrecked near Tunis.
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IT is telegraphed all the way from
Poughkeepsie, New York. that a steam
boat passed up the Hudson yesterday,
loaded to the guards with freight.
There ought to be "atrike" in that
telegraph office.
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THE debt of the State OF New York iB
over thirty four millions, twenty-five
millions whereof is unpaid bounty
debt. -Four millions were paid under
the Republican administration of the
State last year.
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY
OF WHEELING.

OapltHA. lSDot'i'
Directors.
SAH'L MCMILLAN, GEORGE MRRDHL.
7. II. LOGAN, THos. P. SHALLCRog5
]. Il. aOBBs, MIUHAEI. REILLRY.
LOUIS q. STIFEL.
This company how having been OrganIEed
dVe years, and In that time done a success
ful business, Is still prepared TO take risks nj
fair rates on Buildings fall kinds, Merchnn-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
niture, Steam Boats and carROes ON the WcG-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fers superior Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlLure, Barns, and contents for 8 or years at
reduced rates. This being state company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPsrAE.
paid in, and surplus OF any company lii The
Btate; and composed OF some ninety four
stockholders, most OF whom are among our
hest business men, recommends Itself TO tho
favorable consideration of the lnsurlMg
public and ROHCtts their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance will be promptly alton
ded to al their Ofice, No. 2SMonrOe street, or
nj their several agencies throughout thn
Stnte.
U. M. COEIS, S5c'y.
B. q. DICK, Asst SSec'y
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDELI, Vice PRECEDENT.
Fahlp-dAW
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Eow YorkIDr1 Gooda pInrket.

INV YORK, Jan, 0.
There ls little or nothing doing yet.
tIcipate, while prices are not likely to
advance much, II any, above the late
current rates.
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Peabody Insurance Company,
At WHEELING, W. VA.

AT WHEELING, W. VA.
With the privilege OF Increasing tho same
to $50 UOO.
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM BAILEY, ALoNzo LORING,
DR. WM. ]: BATES, A. N. ADAMS,
AHDRBWCJ. PANNELI., JAMES +. BARNRS,
HEHRY BTANM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JoSlPH H. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
lied, ts now prepared to take risks at fair
rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
Steam Boats and CargOes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also to issue perpetual
policies on Dwellings and Stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends itself TO
TO the favorable consideration of the insur-
Ing public, and sOlicIts their patronage. APP
pllCauOns for insurance will he promptly
attended to at, their office, BAILET'5
BLOCK, No. log Market Street.
N. q. ARTHUR, Secretary.
w. H. A9HEW, Asst SeC'y,
y. o. BURDATS, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONHO LORlNG, Nice-President.
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COHhGRCIAL AND FNAECIAL.
IH2 Telegraph.l

lB2 TeleRrRphl
Row YUrk Honey and STOCK market.
NRw York, Jan. 6.
mONEY-Easy at z per cent with ex~
ceptions to government dealers at G per
cent. Currency Is becoming more plen-
tiful.
STERLINa-Dull at 1OS5Sa1eSX.
GoLD-Flrmer; opened at 12OL; clos
ed at 1919; carrying rates /. SO Der cent
per day. The Treasury sold $l'OOO, 900
at 120.27al20.S5 Bids Amounted
to nearly four and a half millions,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-More active
aud higher, closing firm.
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GheQnteQ1g

The types made US say yesterday
that money matters were "dosing up"
In New York. or course we wrote
leasing up"
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CIncInnntI mnrEa1-

C1NorNNAT1. Jan. 6.
FLoUR-Unohanged.
GRAIN.-Whest-Re 81 ISa1 20. Oats
Steady at 70a76c, Rye-9OA92c for No.
l. Barley-Quiet.
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Virginia Tobaooos-

On CADDIEs "LEADBETTER's" DARK
q CatlIles 'Leadbetter's" Dark Navy 1-6as.
~ "Gamble'g" Bright ~.
~ half boxes"Milner's" Rough Ready
Ready Twist.
Ready Twist,
10 hall boxes"J.T T. H. Olaytons" ROugh
s half boxes :olOrh of Gold" Bright
10 half boxes HGoIdsn Apricot" Bright
Pounds,
10 hRif boxes "JeWen" Bright Pounds.
kegs "6rape Juice" Bright FlOundefB.
Just received and for 20 le by
M REIII;Y
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SPAIN.
a1ndrld has a sensatIon.

MADRID, Jan. G.
AdvIcesShaVe just bsen received from
New Yorh, that the Cuban InBurrecLion
has been ended by the orders OF the
Cuban Junta in New York. This news
creates profound excitement
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onIo LRa1sLAruRr.

Visible AdmIxture 10 be Repealed.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 6.
Senate to-day repeating the famous
visible admixture law. A bill was also
introduced to compel railroad compa-
nles consolidated with foreign compa.
MES to purchase from stockholders pro-
testing against consolidation their
stock at the highest market value.
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ETNA
Fire & Marine Insurance COlynlal
OF WHEEIIrJG,
EI'N

UNI a , 7
DIREOToRa
James y. Aoheson, William Is. sung
Augustus PollRck, ThOs ]. CampIeIt
Jn0. K. BotAfOrl, VIM. q, Handlan.
r. 81. DOdson.
NIHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN FuI.
i ly organized, is now prepared IL Taxa
TIRkB upon
BuIIdInSB OF All kinds, MerciInm,:...
misunderstanding establishments
Furniture aud CaFgOeB OF All
kinds on the WA0GRFIS
Waters.
Applications for Insurance Will De p!Un. Il
Iyattended TO by the Secretary.
Ohico at International Savings Bank, - d
ARin street.
3. p. HILDREII4, Soc;
JNO. Il. MILLER, ASa't Soc'r
Jam E1S U. AUHE9ON, Pres'C.
WIN. b. SIMPSON, Vice PreS't. :nrIs
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CANADA.
Ine WsG River Troubles under Con.
sIuerRtlOn.

lhe ItSO RiVeF Troubles ullIleF Con-
alteration.
OTTAWA, Jan. 6.
A meeting OF the Privy Council was
held O.dnv, at which 1t Is un derstood
that the Red river difficulty was dis
cussed. The Government will wait the
result OF the negotiations OF Vicar
Thllault and OOloRel De Salsberry. An
effort will be made to obtain state
nent OF the claims of the Insurgents
TO form n basis for settlement, this fall
ing, no doabL the government will be
prepared to adopt active measures con.
Jointly with the Hudson Bay Company
and restore order in the spring, as this
did not, IL Is said, that Governor Nc
DouRall commissioned as Governor of
the NorLhwPst was only TO take effect
when tho country WINS transferred to
Canada by the Government. AS this
did not take place II Is presumed that
he still holds scat in the House of
Commons.
rho Caldwell FXtrRIItlOn Case.
MONTREAL, Jan. G.
The argument in the CaldWe case
before Judges Bodglay and Mocnk, OF
the Superior Court, was concluded
yesterday. The points raised on the
part OF Caldwell, are that under Judge
Coursole's warrant the prisoner could
not, be arrested in Ontario; that the
magistrate has no power to put In the
new commitment OF technical objec-
tions 10 the form OF the warrant; that
the evidence does not establish for
gerry: that the pretended offence was
only misdemeRnor, and extradition
could only take place for forgery. The
judgment will be given on Friday
next. Mr.. Caldwell has comfortable
rooms In the Jail at his own expense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-07
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