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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26

NOLASSESf0Tegn STOCK OF me Oh crop sH enufef test
for home use sBdsaes uaeen though holders wiling sfs.
At sbou, 27a3c fo Cuba Centfugs Dd for Caei Sass4 4,
Nu,eoyadO 45d6Jc Rico. apd $780, for d,
te new crop occasionally e neotsion bot as,
ty poor and operators 5nd difficult 70 s.e upon sfn Gard
Cuba held l0D44c SBd MucoyadO Ed1c DoHcsie -E az
fair demand. With decreasing supply AZ vase
NAVAL STORESSplis Iar snt1e - more Act'e an agtn
Of 30 bbs bds. the latter ior y T. bb te o.
sale IS light Rous change, sun tie mafet rss.s
npsetsd: The inceuent checks b1s8e sales %
at our quotations. Tar QUE, since the reoen! large "a
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RrcEIprs or PROVISIONS.

RICE-Busness yerv slow and the
though With the TIE
pretty liberal offerings Of stock Carolina 81 l. Tor 10 pfr,
and e. for choice to-day OF 100 FOre.a gl aa
siopa small lot Raugoon 90 bond, a. icigol
SUGARS-RaWs appear be completely temOraz an gAaes
uncea ali grade, Oh Crop. Fly ~ Good kerug ,attos
be sold o!Qte ard New Crop sid c b hlss turss
nominal nothing reliable 10 the Of TIuaOns
given present. adoption American STANDARD Raw.
lated resulting definite Of 10 ttt
l3te Demerara Refined lower and tat a. ~ o P0Sd
Grauuaed Crushed ~ d54c for so HEe 3 for kIs
&" c." and Raise. for lellogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26

Receipts $780, eIpa 1873 Corresponding -sei as ,esf
eept. Ss exported The sP,srBis 81 toe Ps,
incline smrt ope, feeling GA TIE part OF hedes
between their and those VI the Shippers esas 80
up to Tide a lie some g""i cseess ses
an Ne toay We NOT, recently sod the es
trade T.e There plenty Of cheese holdisg @ S1 and
sale made 81 tose nsares OPs1 The ssose " ~
~. ls.i nrrL. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

A PHENOMENON worth noting, in con:
neGtion with our ldst earthquake, was t66.
served at Staten Island, place not visited
by the trcnolo. Just at tho time when
New York was shaken gentleman on
the'island CHANGED to be consulting his
thermometer, and was surprised to see the
mercury fall suddenly about ten degrees,
remain there for q moment0r two, and
then rise to It's former level. So sudtlen'O
change OF temperature, even though mo-
mentary, cannot but, have produced great
perturbation among, tho windsi being q
very~ remarkablei escape OtS ~BOteas
from the, cave, Of the winds, where
Acolus teplperatI IrGS FeUt0rWNI. The
cause Of it could hardly have
been tho mechanical uphGaving Of the
earth, for that should have produced heat;
It may, however, lave been due to sud-
den .rarcfaction ol the atmosphere, Oo-
'casiOned by electrical action, which Is o
known competent cause, and Which must
have resulted from the immense and in
stantancOus change which took place In
tho earlh's magnetism by reason Of tue
rupture Of tho rocks Beneath so much Of
the eartll's surface. Unfortunately 1t has
not vet been broughtto light whether or
not there. was any, noticeable change in
tho action Of the telegraph wires thrOugh-
out the country at tho moment Of the
shock, or before and alter it-M Z. Word.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27
THE COMING NEW YORK ELEC.
!. TON ,--....
of the Government to
Enforce The Law.
WAsuINGTON, October 70.

WASHINGTON, October 25.
Tile President had hoped that there
cent Election Law Of Congress would re-
ceive general acquiesCcnce, and that he
would not be called upon to interfere for
tho protection Of the civil officers OF the
Government in the discharge Of the du-
ties imposed upon them. The disposition
manifested in New York to SGT the law at
defiance and TO obstruCt the civil officers
Of the. Government in arresting fragrant
offenders, has determined the Presidentto
enforce the act Of Congress at all ha2-
ards, and If necessary to teach the ruttians
who inCite riot wholesome lesson.
To this end he has ordered to be con-
centrlted at New York City a large
Iorce Of troops, consisting Of infantry, ar
tillery, and letachments Of the Marine
Corps, in all between 5000 and 4,000mcn.
to be held in readiness 10 suppress riot and
to assist the United States Marshal in
cfEectlng the arrest OF those who, violate
The law. This force will not necessitAte
the rclict Of General Med from the
command of tho Department, but will
probably be intrusted to the command Q!
General Terry. or some other reliable and
determined officer. In order that there
may be no conflict or confusion Of author,
ity, and TINT everything may be legally
done, Attorney General Akerman has
been dispatched to New York city to- pro
nounce upon all questions Of law that may
arise, The Attorney General is instruct
cd to see that Gll tho rights Of the citizens.
are respected, and that the authority OF
the United States Government is main
tanned in all It's integrity. 4
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.The Latest News. vs.
The Cincinnati CapitaI-AfovIng Com
ai4sef1c,Sy Syentio4n'.: zion: sIqac9
CIScISNAT1, I /; M october 90.

........ SLNSLNNA4AI SSISbSA W.
Tho convention, to considerable propris
city ofremoying tue national capital, reas.
sGln6led this morning at ten O'clock. On
motion, 1t was resolved to have read the
letter Of ]. W. Forney, but the document
not being ut hand, the Committee. on, Res.
olutions reported in filvor Of tic removal
Of tho Capital to the Mississippi Valley to
some point as near as possible to the cen.
ter ofpopulation, territory, production and
transportatio and with rctererce 10 the
future us well as tho present demands.
They also oppose further appropriations
for new buildings In the District Of Col.
umbia; reaftirnls, the resolution Otlthe ST.
Louis convention. and recommended the
appointment of q committee TO memorial
ize Congress at the next session .in favor
Of the passage ot n joint resolution author.
izing the appointment ot.a committee to
examine the question Of the removal and
relocation ofthe Capihl, and report ut an
Mr ". NJ. Beach, of Ohio, offered a
substitute declaring the agitation Of the
removal Of the Capital uncalled for and
unwise, and proposed tho convention sine
diS on It's ad diOurnment. A discussion tOl-
lowed, which was participated in by
Mcssrs HOllaln, Kentucky; Fcrshey, Tex:
us; Reaves, Missouri; Moonlight, Kansas;
Ambrose, Nebraska; Scott, Washington
Territory; CUggswelt, Nebraska; Wayne
and Griswold, Ohio; Coy, Illinois; Moore,
Ohio; Beardsley, Iowa, and Black, Illinois,
in favor, and Beach and Williams, Ohio,
opposing The vote has not yet been.
taken. ra..
CINCINNATI, October 20-Evening.
Mr.. Bcach's substitute to the report Of
the Committee on Resolutions in the Cap
ital Convention was lost, only two votes
were cast IN the affirmative. :
Mr.. Williams, Of Ohio, moved to dcstg.
nato Cincinnati rs the place fol, the Cap.
it'll, but withdrew it, r
( On motion, thercsoluttons were adopt
cd with one dissenting vote. "a ,.g11.,f5
On motion, an extra committee. COM
sistinE Of one from each Stateand Terri,
torySrepresentcd, was appointed to take
charge Of the whole subject, and call the
convention and employ other means as
deemed best.
A vote ol approval Of the action Of Con-
gress in refusing to make appropriations
Tor further improvements TO the public
buildings In tho District of Columbia was
passed. Adjourned siH6 dEe.
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: Financial and Commercial.
WheeIIng WhoIesaIe lIarket.
ogElcE o DAn1 INEEELIoE,NscE;9l, 9 y p.

Brr4Er-prIno x eSoIeS Foii a, demand, and
sells readily At sossses Common. and medium lS
yery dull. * (.
pnooTs-yaney. a. 90 "a 10 and s4z IS: plain
40 7baS 9s ss.' s s.,
ctprR-saleS. of good 10 prime sweet at $500
as 90 per bbl. v I. II.
cnErsr-In good acmand at lSXaI6e for
Goshen. 4i.
CARBON orr-Demand moderate and prices IN.
changed at ssa,.7c, and nj change for package.
CoPTru-Good 10 primo Rio at i9a9lc; choieo
to fancy 9iXAq9c,
ROOs-Co1tlnue rather scarce and fresh maybe
quoted at tlsA9Oc.
Fuu-Iake Herring 81 Is; WhitO Fish 90 Is;
Lake shad 81 Is; No. 3 medium Maekerel IS OG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27
A Country without Greenbacks,

. "A ISguhh1I "4taSNSs
The Oberlqnd Monthly tells how the
Alormons manage to get along without
grcenbacks:
Hundreds Of farmers, living in reason.
ably comfortable circumstances, and hay.
Ing large families TO clothe Rnd educate,
will not sec dollar Of money for years.
Such lurmer wishes TO purchase u pair
Of shoes for his wife. He cOhsults the
shoemaker, who AYERS his willingness to
furnish the same for one lpad (lf wosId.
HeShas no wood, hut sells n calf Tor u
quantity Of ddObcs, the adObeS for IN order
on itlle merchant, payable In gOOlls,
und the order for a ltmddO wood, and
slraightway tho matron is sAod.-
Seven watermelnns purchase tick
ct oE;,ndmissiOn to the theatre. He
pays for the tuition Of his children seventy.
live cabbages per quarter. Tho dress
maker receives for her services four
squashes per day. He settles his church
dues in sorghum molasses. Two loads Of
pumpkins pay his annual subscription TO
The Newspaper. he buys o Treaties on
Celestial Marriage" for load Of gravel,
and a bottle Of soothing syrup for the
baby for u bushGl Of string beans. In this
primitive method, until tho advent Of the
railroad, nine.tenths Of tue business Of the
Territory wns conducted. And even now
in tho moro remote settlementsa q majority
Of all transactions arc ofthis character.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

CINCINNATI. October e8
CoTToS-Dull and unchanged: middlIug 1SXc.
FLOuR-DemHnd Gair aud market arm; family
solL at IS 7baG 90. s..1y lLgl3.
GRAIS-Whpat unchanged at 81 I10I 10. Corn
heavy, THE receipts iIavlng Depressed The market;
new SOld IT 6016Sc, aud old at 60dUtc. Rye IN.
changed UatB unchanged. barley dull aG 81 08
o. 10Eor IoEa: spring ut 81 1901 I8.
GRocERtEs- Unchanged
OILS Llussed oil unchanged, Lard oil IN.
changed. t HH
Roos-scarcc and lrm at 94a2Se
BuTTER-Ilcavy receipts have depressed the
market; kales at 8t8S7c.
CuEE.E-unChAnNd .t.lu. H nlF
SEEDs-CIOySr seed quiet and unchanged at
9kc; fiaxsccd hrn at 81 16Di 30.
PRoVNI0SS Unchanged. w
lloOS-NOminal at 70IKc; weather damp and
Sultry.
Ing 64nS5c.
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ENGLAND.

4 s' 5ss2f.'3 rs LONDON, Oct 60.
Itwas officially announced blythe Queen
yesterday, at the CounCilpat .Balmoral,
that she sanctioned the contemplated mar
riage Of the Princess Louise and Marquis
LONDON, Oct. 90, r. NJ. !.
There are no. tidings Of the missing
boats Of the steamer Cambria. It Is now
thought that they went down with the
ship. " ii.
Books Of subscription TO tho now
French loan. has been opened in seventy
out Of elghty.nine departments Of France,
nineteen being occupied by the Germans,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

the last word of advice wO have to Of
fer Our voting readers IS 1st, Vote. Bc
suro you don't neglect it 9d,j Vote early,
though 1t will be best to wait I'll the polls
arc open. Vote early and then Il you
commit suicide or get into jail before
might your vote will be safe and
you will have donc the State some
scrvice-providcd you vote tho right
kind. Of a ticket, Sd, Vote the Re.
publican ticket with, ,thea Goddess Of
Liberty at the head, and oil tho proper
names in their proper places below, 4th.
Vote as often as The law allows, OH.
Make 1t your business TO SEQ that every,
body else votes, whovOtes tho same way
you do. i5tg " $40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

LAROEsums ofmoney have been thrown
into this district To carry It for the Free
Trade candidate for Congress, Citizens
of Wheeling, tho prosperity Of your city
depends wholly and solely on those in'
dustrics which would surely be sapped
by the Inauguration of Free Trade
Without them swllerciwodld tho money
come from that makes business for
any of you, merchants, shop keepers
tailors, shoCmakers, builders, brick
layers, masous, mechanics, workingmen,
craftsmen OF every kind? Will you send
man to Congress whose first net would
be to vote for tho Inauguration OF sys.
TEN TINT would destroy the sources Of all
your wealth and prosperity: viii you
deliberately vote tor bankruptcy and pov.
crty: If so DAVIS is the man you want
in Congress. II not, vote for Corr. Il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27
nmcinl Yoio Of Ohio. /. !.
COLUMBUS. October 60.

The following is the. official vote Of
Ohio ut the lnte election. For Secretary
Of Sherwood, Republican, 22l 200 /;
Heisley, Democrat, e05 ,015 (; Odell, Pro
hibitt0n, 2,s6s. Comptroller Of Treasury
Republican, 22l ,7l2; Heaton,
Democrat, 2O4,2 ,2S7; EdmOndson, Prohibit
$3.50. Member Board Of Public Works
Republican, 220, ,804; Spencer,
Democrat, 2O5,0s1; Collins, Prohibition,
,OG5. Supreme JItlge-1lcIlvaine, Re-
publican, 1899; Harrison, Democrat,
2O4, III; Stewart, Prohibition, 2,9I0. Ave.
rago Republican minority 10,G75.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

a WIEN the earthquake, last Thursday,
visited New Haven, Governor English
was silinginhis room; In tie State House,
writing. He felt his table shake; looked
up to tho ceiling and saw q crack there,
which opened and closed. took out bis
watch, and said, Precisely quarter past
elevcn;p and then went.on 10 write again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

TIE first and greatest elFort, 70 be made
in The next Congress is to overthrow the
Tariff aud inauguratc Free-Trado. The
Free Traders arc making supCrhuman
efforts TO secure the election Of Congress
men in this Falls elections who win vote
for that object. Many Republican Cons
yrcssmcn from the agricultural distriGtssl0Pf
the South md West are relied on by
them, SO that it is believed tho struggle
will be d close and desperate one. The
election Of a single Free'Trader from
West virglnla might decide the question
and overthrow the tariff next winter Is
.ny citizen of Wheeling, whatever his
general political sympathics may be, viii
linz to incur such risk9 Tie election
OF our Congressman is for the citizens Of
Wheeling a question Of business. We
only ask that each man will bring the
mattcr home 10 himself, and vote for what
he knows to be his business interests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

,q 10 LouDoNvILLE, O., Oct. 25.
Avery remarkable phenomenon occur
cd the day on which the shock oI the
earthquake was felt, about three miles east
Of here, at place called Stump's Mill,
and on a sm Ill hillside that had hereto
(Orc been dry ground. a stream Of water
about one foot IN diameter, gushed ont
with great violence, and has been running
withIthe same force ever since Tho
ground f0r aconsileraGle extent around
ihe watenpOut Is settling Long poles
have been inserted, but NO bottom Can he
found. There seems to be an underground
lake. 1t is causing considerable excite.
mpnt JiEIl
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CHICAGO.

,a.aar N CHICAGO, October 90.
Misunderstood that Hon. Thos. Hoync
hos declined the Democratic nomination
for Congress in this district. p'N. fF
Archibald O. Leckte, Of the firm Of
Leckie & Co., distillers and liquor deal.
ers, u this city, while engaged On Monday
last at Lode, Ills, in putting adistillery In
operation, fell into a large tub filed with
boiling water. and was 90 badly scalded
that he died in q few hours. sDa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27
RepUp1rcASs, the time 70 argue til

RgpuD1rcANs, the time 70 argue the
questions involved In the election is past,
The time for action Is here. The canvass
bas been quiet, but. has been thorough.
Because there have been no public dis
plays, do not conclude that the Rcpubli-
cap, have been idle. Thevotes have been
counted and your success is assured II
your votes are all in the baIlOt.box to-
night. The contest will be close, and
every vote will be needed: Do not fail 10
vote. Do not wait till some ono comes
for you. The man Is but half citizen
wbohas tolbe. hauled to tho.polls torexer-
ci.c right whichh would shedhis blood
to maintain .I Wy r.: F,
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The Last Gulf Hurricane.
I " EBTe VUWIVIVI 0Vt !.
gid. PUNTA ARENAS.

During the hurricane that blew here
from the northeast on the Goth inst, there
were six ship wrecks in tho Hnrbor. The
u. s. steamer TuscarOra, after having
broken from her anchors, went to sea;
tho rest ol the squadron withstOOd the
gale. The TuscarOra Is safe. Shipping
at Havana was badly damaged. Com.
by telegraph lines was inter
rupted for two days q i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

BoYs In Blue, Corr was q gallant com.
rade in arms, who fought bravely and
suffered nobly for the same cause as your
selves He Is your standard bearer to:
day and the representative Of that cause.
Heis opposed by q man who wore the
copper and ought to have worn the gray,
whcn, you were wearing the blue. His
opponent ayows himself a rebel against
every result you achieved in the war. viii
you sec your fellow soldier stricken down
by such AN adversary? Corr needs your
votes. He needs your influence. He
needs your active help in bringing men to
the polls today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

. MERCHANTS of Wheeling, you must re-
alize that your prosperity depends very
largely on the prosperity Of the working
classes Of the city who arc your best Gus.
toners. If they arc thrown out Of en-.
ployment and have no money to buy, you
must suffer with ithem5 1.-THE factories
and mills ore obliged to suspend in conse-
quencc Of foreign competition, these work
ingmcn must be idle and moneyless; and
If the next Congress breaks down 4hc
tariff, those mills and factories will have
to close. II DAyIsi is sent to Congress he
will vote to destroy the tariff; and single
vote may decide tho question. II you
vote for DAVIS, you vote for all these un-
happy consequences, which will follow as
surely MS hisvotes are able to. decide tho
questions in, Congress on which they nro
given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

Tho MetnOutSt Book COuc6Eu
,h!as !gha ! SCnndaI.a 'g1l'o'i o.
I4., New York, Oct, 90.
C6r.9f Gin. EuQHirT. gn ."il tEA
The Methodist Book.room scandal, oi
which all the friends OF that church had
hoped they had heard the lust, is again ID
be revived and given to the public with
additions. When the committee met last
summer In this. city, summoned In hot
llaste to investigate the charges against
Dr.. Lanahan, and quietly adjourned With.
out tlking any action, 1t was supposed
lhat that wAs the Inst oil tho matter, but
1t seems the ecclesiastical wrath Of the
manager Of the bOok-room against the
man who discovered, or thought lie dis
covered Irregularities, was, not to ,beso
easily stayed .ss FSfyt. q
Tie adjournment was simply for the
purpose Of removing tho investigation
beyond the Influence Of this city, where
the sentiment Is almost unanimously in
DR.. Lan2han's favor. Tomorrow the
regular scmi.annual meeting Of the Book
Committee begins in Cincinnati, and there
quietly, and with rs much secrecy as pos
siblc, It Is designed to continue the prose.
cutiOn of DR.. Lanaliun, and suSpend'or re-
move him from lis. position before the
church at large even knows the machina-
tions set in operation.
A sub-cpmmitteG Of three. has been in
secret session in thie city foEl. week past,
investigating the charges made against the
Junior agent, and yesterday started for
Cincinnati to meet the general committee.
They were accompanied by tho Rev. Drs.
Carleton and Lanahan, the agenls OF the
Concern. So quietly have these proceed
ings been taken that the press OF this city,
and even those Methodists most interested
In tho matter have been kept in complete
Ignorance Of them, sEs g" ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

WoRKtSOMES, We beg you will rcmem.
beF when you yoto today that a vote for
DAVIS Tor Congress Is, . vote for Free,
Trade; a vote 70 break down American
industry; toclose up the nail. mills and
glass factories; a vote to take away your
employment aud make hard times and
distress tor yourselves and families.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-27

] 1rcan hardly be necessary to caution
our voters against Democratic cock.and-
bull stories, manufactured for theoccaston
to deceive the crcdulous. Don't believe
them till tomorrow and then they will
refutc themselves. =
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GERMANY.
CAnLsRUnB, October 90.

.g.,sF5 CARLSRUHE, OctODer 20.
The Gazette Of this city last evening
published q dispatch from Gen. Boyer TO
the Duke Of Baden, containing the follow.
ing intelligence: "0n Saturday. the 22d,
several victorious engagements occurred
on, tho river Agcnon at VOray, Casey,
AnsSon and Genneville. The French
Losses were severe. Battalions Of the First,
Third. Fourth and Fifth Baden regiments
took part nsthe actions. The German
losses were generally Insignificant. The
following Is d complete list Of casualties
suffered BY tho Baden troops: Killed, Z;
wounded. !, ,3S ; captured officers, IL; rank
and file, 800. ..id f. i=,s2 ldi tAa \
Movements for German Unity.
d ...y BRUSSELS, Oct. GO. =
The conference between Bismarck and
tile Representatives Of the various South
ern States Of Germany, regarding the
terms Of unificatton, has already begun:
The Bavarian, representative announced
that his government desired q separate
military budget, and some special taxes,
as wcllias d special postal service. He
agreed, lin case these points are conceded,
that her deputies in The Federal Parlia.
ment shall not participate in the discus
sions Of the Federal Budget. It Is not
thought that these terms will be &C.
cepted. sR 1H.e-1 cay 7iH7''g '''i
Release Of Political Prisoners. =
aal.: n. "4t BERLIN, October 90. g
Herr Jacoby, and seven other political
prisoners have been released, l.l8