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How the News was Received by the
Faithful.
How they Liked it at CIarksburl

How they Liked it at CIarkSburg.
CLARKsBuRG, W. Va, June 10, 1870,
To he U1SGlthO TutERigenosr' . l...s
The news from Charleston was received
ut this place yesterday evening about 3
o'clock. A bulletin board was nj once
put Ollt ut the Office Of the Regulator an.
nOunCing tho candidates. The friends OF
jefferson Judas Davis collected around
the board, but disappointment stared them
in the face The first letters Of the gen.
tlcman's name, nominated tor Governor,
pleased them; but when they came 10
jacobs name 1t was like clap Of thun-
der Not one word wNs uttered, but with
long and sad faces they passed by: A
more disappointed set OF men could not
have been found. From the steps OF the
Court House, Just opposite, we could sec
them, They were all confident that the
South Carolina statesman would DO nomi'
mated on the tiBt ballot. None OF
them would look at the other
names on the board. Now his friends say
he would not have the nomination. They
have been hard at work for the last three
months. When they arrived OF Charles.
ton, they soon found out that he could
not get L therefore he would not let his
name 20 before the Convention. We un-
derstand he is now candidate for Con-
grCSs from this district, provided Gen
Coil is not the Republican candidate.
Judas will not oppose Gen. Got, well
knowing that the General would expose
his private character, which Is blackcr
than his political record. The Democrats
had a hard time 10 get any one to attend
the Convention. Judas's friends worked
hard all day Sunday with the delegates
urging them 10 60. Monday morning
found them hard At work. One Of thcir
editors could be seen on the streets, with
his hands full OF bills, trying 10 collect
Judas man Friday, was running from
place TO place; he had our sympathy; thost
legs OF his look US II they would fall of, al
last six or seven fixed up and LEFT on tht
one o'clock, +. NJ, train. All Of then
returned Thursday night, mad, disapp0int
ed and short of cash. Judas looked mad
sick and pale. Poor fellow, he wants Office
If the Democrats do not nominate him io
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| feet that his first dispatch was based on
the affidavit of N. b. Taylor, made before
the Grand Jury OF the Supreme Court Of
the district, and the second on Conver-
sation with Butler. HG declined to answer
further because 1t would be breach Of
confidence, and finally the whole matter
was referred TO special committee and
the correspondent was discharged. Soon
atecr dispatch was received from Taylor,
dated Montreal, saying he had never con-
Vcrscd with Filth and the others mention
cd upon Cuban matters.
The Senate Finance Committee has
been considering, but cannot see, the pro-
pricty OF abolishing the Income Tax.
The Vermont Constitutional Convcn-
tion Friday afternoon voted, llS to ll5, in
favor of biennial sessions Of the LegiSlH-
ture. The subject has been under con-
sidGration all day, and good deal Of in
tcrCst Is felt in the result. A motion to
reconsider prevailed, and another vote
will be had on the question tomorrow.
The Massachusetts House, Friday,
adopted n resolution setting forth that the
geographical, historical and commercial
afilnitiGS existing between the United
States and the British North American
Provinces present question of great in
tcrcst 10 the people and the Government
Of this country, and expressing sympathy
with all those who favor the union OF
those provinces with the Government and
people OF the United States
Ono Patrick Woods is to be arrested
and brought before the bar of the House
Of Representatives for anassault ona Vir-
ginia member Of the House at Richmond.
There Is further hitch in Congress on
tho Legislative Appropriation bill, and 1t
will eventually have to ogotO Conference
Committee.
The Republican Convention to nOmi-
nate candidate for Congress in the Sd
District Of North Carolina closed ut Lum-
bertOn Thursday evening, after the Storm
lest and most exciting session known in
the political annals OF North Carolina.
After tho withdrawal Of number OF del
egatcs, Mr.. O. II. DockCry, the incumbent,
was nominated on the first ballot. MIR.
DOckery refused to indOrsc the admins
tration of Gov. Holden. Andrew j. Jones,
it is thought, will be the independent Re-
publican candidate, and prominent
Republicans declare that the disgraCeful
scenes cnuctcd in tue Convention surpass
anything Of the kind ever witnessed.
The indefinite postponement by the
Senate OF the bill granting the right Of
WY to the Memphis Il FL PasO Railroad
is supposed to be an end ofthat project for
this session.
The Select Committee ofthc Senate are
going on with the investigation into the
San Domingo treaty and matters connect
cd Herewith. The evidence of Mr., Perry,
who negotiated the treaty, is very damag.
ing to ull the parties concerned, and to
substantiatc his statements he desired the
Committee to call for the correspondence
with the Treasury Department pending
the negotiation Of the San Domingo
treaty. The investigation has taken q
very wide range. and will develop some
very remarkable things in connection with
this matter. ..... -...
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, juno |.

WASHINGTON, June IL. '
1t is stated that tho President has or
ganizcd and is about to inAugurate com
mercial policy, which will tGnd to bring
to the u. :. tho vast trade Of the Span
ish American States which now prinCi-
paly goes to European ports. The design
is to carry out tho following suggestions
in his annual message:
81 have already felt that the most inti-
matc relations should be cultivated be-
tween the Republic of the United States
and all the independent nations on this
continent, and it may be well worth con-
sidcring whether new treaties between
them may not be profitably entered into
to secure more intimate rClntiOns-friend-
", commercial and otherwise.
The Indian delegates start tomorrow
noon for New York, where they will re-
main day or two and then proceed di.
rCCtly home.
Letters from Denmark show the gov
ernmcnt and people much mortified at the
neglect Of the Senate on the subject OF the
ST. Thomas treaty. Even Its rejection
would have left q less untriGndly feeling
than is now manifested among the Danish
people. .l II "',
The President yesterday ordered the
release OF the Cuban privatocr Hornet,
seized ut Wilmington last fall, to be deliv.
cred to the original purchaser OF the vessel
from the United States government, re-
Quiring, however, bonds in the sum of
$50 900 that the vessel he not used to com
nit hOstilitics against Spain, or in any
way violate the neutrality laws of the
United States. This decision Of the Pres.
itlcn: is the cause Of great rejoicing among
the friends Of CubG.
There has been missed from the Treasury
of the tho United States, to-day, supposed
to have been stolen, u bundle Of 1000 new
legal tender United States notes Of the
denomination of ten dollars. They are
thcncw series Of 1860, having the head Of
Daniel Webster, and numbered as follows:
H 3,53OO0l Asterisk To II 3,542,OOO AS
tcrisk, both inclusive, amounting to
100000. .....
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Death of MIR. Dickens--MeSSage
of Coincidence from the Quecn--
General Mourning.

The Death of Mr.. DickGns".MeSSagc
of Coincidence from the Quecn--
General Mourning.
LONDON, June II.
No arrangements for the funeral Of Mr..
Dickens have yet (noOn) been made. No
inquest will be held on the remains.
Queen Victoria Immediately after the
intelligence of Mr. Dickens death was
communicated ut Court, dispatched q
special message of coincidence to the sor-
rowing members of the family of the de-
ceased author. The public institutions in
the city suspended business Immediately
after hearing of the melancholy event.
The proposed reorganization Of the AT
lantic nnd Great Western Railway hns
been asscnted TO, votes representing moro
than one.half Of the stock having been
cast in favor Of the measure. HL
In Ireland IL commission acting under
the provisions OF the coercion act has tried
Gearty and Brady for IN attempt TO MUIR
der Radcliffe. Both were convicted and
have been sentenced: Gcarty TO penal ser
vitude for lie and Brady Tor ten years.
Two justices had previously failed 70
agree on verdict.
The friends of AshburY gave u dinner
in his honor. Ashbury made speech. in
the course OF which he informed his
friends that he had purchased six of the
finest cups he could procure for tho con-
test in American waters. He hoped to
bring them all back and also to pass San
dy Hook light ship ahead ofthe Dauntlcs2
The last letter written by Mr.. Dickens,
was dated June Sth, this contained ex.
prcssions of the deepest reverence for rcli-
gion, and Is quoted in tho newspapers re-
pudiating any contrary impression which
might be derived from the accidental Cx-
prcssiOns in his books.
A violent election riot occurred to-day
in the Isle OF Wight Many persons were
injured, buildings sacked and windows
broken. At last accounts the authorities
had succeeded in restoring order.
In his will Dickens leaves ARMc lear
Bound to his son, with many valuable sug-
CestiOns about It's management.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE..
WASHINGTON, June !

WASHINGTON, June |.
Mr., BUTLER, of Massachusetts, asked
leave to report from the Judiciary Com.
lnittee u bin to repeal the tenurc.0tofticc
act ..
Mr.. POLAND objected
The House resumed the consideration
of the Senate amendments 10 legislative
appropriation bill After discussion the
substitute reported by the Committee on
Appropriation for the Senate amendments,
putting female employees in the Depart
lncnts on the same footing Us men, was
adopted with the amendment, that here.
after the compensation Of such officers MS
clerks and employees who are females
shall be the same rs now fixed
by law for males Of tho same class !;
the Senate amendment appropriating
SjOOOO0 for the new building for the
State Department wHs rejected 22 ot III !;
the amendment relative TO the extension
Of the capitol grounds was rcectcd-yeas
81, nays 122; the amendment appropriate
ing 100000 for the expedition 10 tho
North Pole was rejected without division;
the amendment increasing the salary OF
Justices OF tue Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States was rejected by 3B TO 04; the
vote on the amendment 10 the substitute
Of the Committee on Appropriations, in
the matter Of female employees, was re-
considered, the amendment rejected, and
the substitute reported by the committee
agreed to.
Mr.. LOGAN, from the Conference Com
mittce, presented Il bill for the reorgantzA-
ton of the army, and explained the OBJ
icct of the bill. He said It would save
81, ,OOO, 900 annually. The bill was agreed
to. ..
Adjourned.
SENATE.
On motion Of Mr.. JOnN SHERMAN,
leave of absence was given to the Finance
Committee to sit during tho sessions OF
the Senate. rrt
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Nc, called up the joint
resolution TO pay the expenses Oi the dele
cations Of Indians now visiting Washing.
ton, and appropriating tilly thousand dol
hrs for presents. Passed.
Mr.. POMEROY called up the bill relating
to the Central branch of the Union Pacific
Railroad, making land grant.
Mr.. SHERMAN opposed the bill us cx,
truordinary, and violation ofthat feature
of the land grant policy by which the
Government always reserved to settle
nicnt all section land grants.
At the expiration OF the morning hour,
the Franking bill was called up, but was
laid aside informally, To proceed with the
pending bill. The debate was continued
by Mcssrs. THAYER and YATES against,
and Messrs. HOWARD and HARLAN in ta
vOr of the bill. ..'-.. ....
Afer long discussion, the bill was
finally passed, by SO afainst 13
Adjourned,
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some office we are afraid that he will want
to come back to his first love, the Republi'
can party. We do not desire him, there
fore, we hope the Democrats will give
him something Our Fifteenth Amend
mcnt friends say they will leave our party
if Davis comes back; they say they will
not belong to any party that he is n mem
Der Of, FAT.
How they Didn't Like 1t at ParkerS.
burg. ~
From he Times,
The delegates Of WOOd county TO the
Democratic State Convention at Charles.
ton returned yesterday. Amer their ar
rival exciting discussions were had in re.
gard to the ticket nominated, Knots OF
politicians and other poor mOrtals were to
be seen on several corners either giving or
receiving accounts Of the proceeding at
Charleston. There are great objections
raised to several of the nominees, and ii
the rigid democratic discipline is not en-
forced to its fullest extent, they will run
considerably behind the ticket.
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Commercial and Financial.



BEEF CArTLE--The offerings at the Scales dur.
ing tho past week amounted to $40 head. against
TgS last week. or the number offered 4GG head
came from Ohio, and gOG from West Virginia,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Prlcos to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows and
SCalawagS at s. bOit5 ~; ordinary thin Stccrs,
Oxen and Cows ut S OOSt6 0O; fair quality Dceycs
at s. 0O(ts 95, and the very best BeGvGs at e 25
d9 30 per 100 lbs, the average price being about
30 IS gross The market was rather dull
today At decline Of &c per 100 lbs, on good
Cattle, and 37k TO Soc on common and medium
grades from the rates Of last week.
uOGs-The receipts have fallen OF very much
during the past week. and there Is q decided
ilrmnGss In the tone Of the market, with some
activity Of tho close. Prices to-day ranged ~
follows: At $l2 6O1Bl3 Is per 100 lbs net for
fair to good Hogs.
SEEEr-Thc rccipts during the past week have
bcOn large, and the market dull, with down
ward tendency. Prices to-day ranged as follows
Sheep ut 4J$I6c per ID grosd. LTmbS ut g I1G
1 30 per head
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Juno II.
FLOUH-UuchanGed; family s. zoo OO; extra
s. 6O15 20.
GRGIS-WheAt- aud offered sparlnGly;
red 81 30Gl IS COm-Dull a. 9Oc. Oats-Dull
Rt 5SItG3c, the latter rate for white. Rye-Ad'
vGnccd to 9Sol$l.
2iHc.
WmsKY-Unscttled; patent sold at 81; old pro-
cess Ut 81 O3, but demand quiet and light
PROVIEIOSs - Unchanged. Mess Pork quiet.
Cut Meats 121l5c for shoulders and sides. Bacon
SbDlGH4lTAc. SugarCured Ilams 2lc. Lard
dull at l6GLl6AC. ... 10.
BuTrER-U Unchanged; fresh 1Sl22c,
EGOs-FirIn ut 2OC.
OILs-LInseGFOil nTm at 81 10.
GRoCEEIEs- Sugar In good demand; raw lOSU
re; refined l3nIA4c. Coffee frm at full rates.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June H.
FLOUR-AetivGRtfu 1t full prices; western supertlno
g. OOlE5 %,
GRAM Whcat-FlrmCr; rcd western $50
l4O. COTu-FIEmGF white prime 81 lTlbl II
0Ats-Advanced TO GOIG9c. Rye-S0mlpRl NJ
$40
Provisions Unchanged.
WnnKT-NomlnAl al 81 0G6l o.; a sale Of city
iron bound IL reported VI 81.
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philadelphia Market.
PnILAUELFHIA, June II.

FLOuR-CnchAngcd
t;WtIS-WheaI- ic; mixed wegturn
Al IJfCi 81. Rye-SteAdy State 81 10. Corn
bull and declined; mixed western 81 O3. Oats
Steady; Ohio Coo,
PROyIsIUNs-CnchAngcd.
oMS-P -PeTolOum armCT crude lsXO; rcaned
y %iSlsKiiT-NOmluGl aIiis, at 81 o5CIM.
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CONsTANTINOPLE.
Loss Of Lifo in the Recent COn-
hAgTatiOn.

NONSTANTINOPhf, JNIIc u
1t is impossible to say how many lives
were lost during the recent contiagratlon.
Some put the loss at 300, others at ! 800.
These are extremes, and estimates are
madecverywherc between these extremes.
Tile Sultan has been very active in cX.
tending relief 10 the sufferers. More than
thousand houses OF the Turks have been
thrown open to the Christians burned out
and large sums Of money subscribed BY
the people, irrespective Of sect,
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New Work Produce Market.

New YORK. June II.
CorrON-Qu!et; sales Of 900 bales at 9?c for
mddling uplAnds,
FLOuR-ClOBcd quiet with brisk export de-
mRnd for shipping grades.
GRAIH-Whcat-Du and lower; No. NIL.
waukce at q 80; No. do at q 81: winter red at
81 4aItl %. Ryc-Dull. COTn-SteAdy at 81 OF
GLl 08 for new mixed western. ORts-Firm At
G5Sc for western In store.
PROvIslOSs-Du for mess: $50 30 asked and
80 40 bid for August. Beci-Unchangcd. Bulk
Mcats-Fairly active and lrm. BaCOn-Qulct.
Lard-QuIet and unchanged.
EGds-Quict at 3SItS5c,
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CA PIrAL, 1926, 900.
With the privilege OfincrCAsInE the same to
bO00 200 dOllAra. .,..r.
TIE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

.1'llE YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
waEE ELIN w. VA.
Late Moundsville Female Seminary }
RE0E HS. " " sHE+DSS W+DS'y. IICTcHrS' Principals
Mss Ii. L. BOXHAN, Vice Principal.
Mss KATE S. MONTAGUE, Principal PrCpara-
tory Department
Assisted by null Corps Of Professors and
Teachers
Fall Term Opens SEPEEMRER Tth, 1870
DESIGN. ..r
The design Of tho Institution Ia TO furnish q
thorough and systCmauc course Of instruction
for young ladies upon the plan Of University In
struCtion, each department Of learning being
complete within Itself, thus enabling young
lady TO select her own course OF study without
being restricted to any h1cd routine OF clauses,
requiring certain number Of years to dliEh;
but In opposition to this, young ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than others,
can have the bGncAt Of their former requirements
and obtain a Certificate Of Proficiency In ono or
more schools perhaps, In the CourSS Of one year,
amer which time, they may bring up, with greater
raptdlty And SUCCESS, other studies. .. .
MUSIC.
Young ladies' who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the plano, aud who may wish 10
prosecute tho stndy sill further can be furnished
WIN hANhlNhENH lVA uAAhkGtAuk lulH lp1uultult
Mrs. lluiChins will give her pOrSOnGl attention
10 this department.
Other schools embrace thorough Instruction IN
the following directions, viz:
Mathematical, HlStOry, H6ii6s. s.Ltttfrs, Natural
HtSt0ry, Physical Science, ChriSiidn Science, an
dtnt and Modern Language and Fine ATtS. .
The Academic Degrees are conferred by State
authority, and arc as follows, namely:
MStreI NJ EhgiIh AtsrdttTt-ThrOn years
course
MiirSS Of Arts-Fonr years course
Mistress Of NLdc--Two 70 three yOArS. . 900
MISUNDERSTANDING DEPARTMENT .-
Boardcrs, two in n room. including all Oh.
pensCs Of washing, fuel, lights, GymnluCs,
Pcumanship. English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year, ....., .,,,,.s. .,....e e4OO
BOardOrs, four In room, including rs above,
per year, ...,..,,.. ,.............,...:.uy.. VS
parlOr BOardCrs, two In a room, pupil taking
bnt one or two studies, per year. .--,.,.., 100
PArlOr Boarders, with full advantage Of Inatl.
tuition, and with the privilege Of three
music lessons per wOck and thrOO TO lYO
hours practice per day, per year ,..,.... 700
Tuition for Day PupIlS, 7, 3, 10, II, - and II
dOllAFb per quarter, according 10 Crude. # ..
Rooms for the occupation OF boaricrB arc Of
two classes. VIZ ist Single rooms 10 hO Octu.
pied by two pupils; I'd, Double rooms, consisting
oi ParlOr and Bedroom, for either two fDuF
pupils.
For full particulars address for catalogue, tho
Principal aS above mAr5-M&sd&w
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ROBBERY NEAR BENwooD.-By u gen
tlcmnn who came up on the train from
Benwood last evening, We learn that .
robbery was committed near that plnce
Saturday night. The parties, h Mr..
NIayhcw andhis two Sons, went toa old
Ccntlcman's house and took from him
seven hundred dollars in money. Our
informant further states that the May
hews wero arrested, yesterday, and taken
to the Iall in Moundsville He could get
no further particulars, rs he heard of the
affair Just as the train was leaving,
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SPAIN.


MADRID, June II.
Early this week NJ. CostellGr, ono Of the
deputies in the Cortes, will bring forward
u proposition for the complete and imme'
dintc abolition Of slavery in the Spanish
colonies, with indemnity u the present
owners. ...
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The session of tho Cortes yesterday WIS
wholly devoted TO debate on the Clcc.
tiOn movement, but no result was reached,
and lnrdlyany progress has been made
since the commencement o. tho discussion.
The Journals generally express dissatiStac.
tion at tho dilatory and indecisivc Charac.
ter Of the proceedings.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATION.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this Association was
held Saturday morning. The press upon
our columns prevents our giving areport
Of the proceedings. We shall probably
furnish an abstract tomorrow morning.
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SToCKB-SlIRhLy IOWGF, but CIOBtu bIuluy'
Rric 81; Adams Express, GSH; Wolls. Fargo h
Co, i5S; American, IS; United States, 45%;
PacIdc Mall, 45X; New York Central, 100; do.
scrip, 954 Erie, q; do preferred, 10; Harlem,
149; Reading, 1915. Michigan, Central, 1875; ~.
Pittsburgh. IIOx; Northwestern, S4H; do. pre-
fcrred ex-dIV. 9OK; Rock Island, l2lX; St. Paul,
67t% do. preferred, 81: Wabash, coz: do. prefer.
red, a; Fort Wayne, 96X; Chicago & Alton, ll0;
do. preferred III; Ohio Ml!'issSiPpi 40; ClGys,
f.FFud 1I9