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NEW YORK CITY.

~ u New YoRK, Dec. IA.
The jury in the case OF Jerry Dunn,
charged with the murder of James Logan,
this morning rendered verdict Of man
slaughter in the third degree. In com.
pliance with the request OF the prisoners
counsel, his sentence was deferred till to.
morrow.
An open drawbridgc on the Long Island
Rail R0ad, yesterday, threw a locomotive
into the water ind wrecked a passenger
train. 1t was case OF gross negligence.
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Robbery and Murder near Nashville.
.-s- ~. M. NASHVILLE. Dec. Il.

Three masked men went last night to
the residence Of Dobney Kinnell, four
miles from Nashville, and demanded his
money. Kinncll struck one Of them, and
was shot dead. A little son OF Kinnell,
who was present, says the maskers were
white men.
The store and residence OF John Rel
coin was burned this morning, The iam-
lily barely escaped in their night clothes
Loss covered by insurance.
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WIN. II. CRAxDALL, one Of the leading
business men Of Providence, T. l., was in
a Maine hotel, some months ago, when q
shoe store In the building took fire. and
the smoke of the burning rubber snd
leather so affected him that he could never
ailerward partakC Of food, and but little
of LIQUIDS. The cons kequence was that he
died, Friday, starved todeath, aged Il.
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An Indiana Town Half Burned Up.
uLM------ INDIkNApoL1s. Dec. IA

A fire at Kcntland, Indiana, this morn.
ing, destroyed half Of the business part Of
the town. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. KenGs store room with q large
amount Of merchandise, Nichols Hotel,
Chesbros' store, Noble & Gally, jewclry;
Cunningham groceries; Ryan groceries;
Parks grocery and hotel; Smith drug
store; Ress, dry goods and merchant tai.
lors; Poole s. Brother, hardware; Day
& Williams stove store; office Of the
Gazette and Postofflce, arc all destroyed.
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New York Produce Market u d

~ IluONDu19Il, NHW Y6RK, December H.
CorEoN-Dull and shade lower. RalddllaE ri pP'
! FIX 'Fi5ILoGESStCsidy at IS 0O0s 40 for shipping
GRAIx-wheat firm; new spring 81 $99t 40;
sed amser 4ti yS dull GG SnS GTSIppt3SR I
dropping: No. 4 mixed 71016c.l " i7- Na4
Provisions hCef and cul meats un-
changed. Bacon In mir demand and market Arm.
Lard 199S SGbl2jSc seller December and January
EGGs-Fresh 826S3c; lined 2i19 9sc.
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MuDDY PAyEsrENrs-The Council, at
its meeting Tuesday evening, passed a
resolution directing the Street Commits
sioner to have the mud removed from the
pavements at localities where 1t aCcumu.
lates. There are many such places, and
the difference between passing over them
and out in the middle Of the street is not
so great rs one might imagine. We trust
the Commissioner will take measures TO
carry out the instructions of the Council
without delay. Many complaints Of the
nuisance mentioned hayc been made to us
within the past few days. d .'s e., ~
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Death of Once Prominent Man.
NEW York, Dec. H.

Hon. David G. Burnett, who was the
first President of Texas under the repub.
lie, died in Galveston on the 9th inst i.
aged 50 years Hc was a native Of New.
Ark, N. j., educated ut Columbia College,
New York, and was n prominent actor In
the efforts to llberate the South American
colonies in the carly part OF the present
century.
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Ofast. Louis Physician.

Wm. Todd Helmutll, one Of the most
prominent Homeopathic physicians in
this city, has been called to the professor
ship Of Operative Surgery in the New
York Homeopathic Medical College,
which is associated with the HOhumani
Hospital in that city. Last night his
friends gave him u farewell banquet, at
which a full and very costly dinner SER
vice Of solid silver was presented TO him.
Many prominent citizens were present,
md the affair was one of unusual brilliance
and fun of enjoyment.
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Chicago Market.


'" CH1CAG0, DGceribern.
d FrorR-Qulct: extra spring q 25GD5 % ighf
GRAIN-WhG4t-No. 9 spring Chicago opened
dull and closed active aud lc higher at 81 $50
/ O6> cash; closing with buyers ut outside price;
this afternoon AcllVG at 81 0OH. Corn-No.
mixed new frmer; closed ut 43kc. Oats quiet;
No. . at 8S4 4GDSSHc. Rye dull; no Sat 676GlHc.
Barley dull; No. > spring opened AT 7aHc and
closed dull at TIC. ,l!- .li ..Ll
lloGs-Drcssod quiet at 81; live active at IS 90
68 .5. 'a"''
CArTLE-F Fairly active. and nrmGr.
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VI " ". VA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is 1870
WASHINGTON.
rIlE NonINArloN or pLEAsANroN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The nomination Of Gen. Pleasanton MS
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, caused
considerable surprise in most circles, MS
until within day or two, the appoint
ment Of Douglas was considered certain.
A PENNSYLVANIA CABINET OFFICER.
1t was rumorcd last night that another
change in the Cabinet was contemplated
soon, and that the coming man will be q
Pennsylvania, and that ii was not con-
sidercd CXpcdient to appoint Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue and u new
Cabinet Minister from the same State, u.s.
sOciated. The President, before sending
in Pleasanton's nomination, consulted
with some Of the most prominent mem
bers of the Grand Army of the Republic,
and with General Logan. lie expressed
himself satisfied with the appointment, il
it was to be given to a military man, but
said he should oppose the nomination oI
any eastern man not soldier.
DISCUSSION OF AMNESTY ny REPUBLICAN
CAUCUS ..-.
A caucus Of the Republican members Of
the House was held this evening, to take
acton in regard to the amnesty bill, which
Is TO come up for action in day or two
Mr.. Banks presided, and Mr.. DCgener, OF
Texas, made speech In favor Of uniyer-
sal amnesty. lie was supported by MIR.
Tillman, Of Tennessee, and by Mr.. Bing-
ham, who, however, wished 10 make some
exceptions. Mr.. Maynard opposed the
proposition. Most of the Members from
tho Gull States were in flyOr Of universal
amnesty, and they say this is the only
ground on which the Republican party
can expect to be successful in the future.
No vote was taken, and the CAUCUS ad-
jourded to meet again on Wednesday
night. 1t caM hardly be expected that
any concerted action will be agreed upon.
ENMIIY TO BUTLER HELPING PORTER.
New YoRK, Dec, II.
The LieralFS Washington correspond
cnt tclcgraphCd last night, that the violent
assault Of Ben. Butler, instead Of injurtng
Porter in the Senate. served TO make
friends for him. The Senators who were
rather indifferent towards him yesterday,
said to-day after reading the House pro.
cecdings in the GlOJe, that they thought
Porter was moro sinncd against than sin
ming.
THE EFFECTS OF THAT DINNER.
When the House bill came over to the
Senate to-day, it was quietly referred TO
the Committee on Naval Affairs, where it
is likely to remain for some time, as the
majority Of that committee is said TO be
favorable to Porter. 3 HH."1 .
/ GRANT SUPPORTS PORTER.
In addition to this the President signi-
fed to his friends in the Senate, that it is
his desire that Porter shall. be confirmed,
and altogether POrtGrs chance Of getting
through the Senate, and coming out OF the
fight full Admiral, are improving. Ills
friends arc now very sanguinc ofhis con-
| q
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A Notorious Counterfeiter BaiIcd...
Developments Expected.
81. LOUIs, Mo-, De

III NVUE9I IIV'I ~ IT
Peter Mccartney, the notorious coun.
terleiter, who escaped from Cincinnati
some days ago, and was again arrested
opposite this city and taken to SPRING
field, ILL.,, was released yesterday on $751;
600 bail. II Is understood that he was
bailed by officers Of the United States Sc
cret service, in consideration Of his dis
closing the hiding place Of a large amount
Of plates and material used in counterfeit.
inG, and giving information that will lead
to the arrest Of his accomplices.
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Indian Combat in Nebraska.

-T----y ,I--- CHICAGO, DeCembcr I4.n
A special from Sioux City says party.
Of Brule and Sioux Indians made an A..
tack upon the POncos, near tho agency Of
tho latter, about 40 miles above Yankton,
on Saturday, which lasted for some hours.
A good many were wounded on both
sides, tho Brules losing four killed. The
Poncos had stolen horses from the Sioux,
which led to the attack, '"' '.F'''4'
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FAus AND FEsTEvAL.-The fair md fes-
tiVRl held yesterday afternoon and even
ing in Turner'S hall for the benefit of the
new Lutheran church, attracted q large
crowd and must have yielded . handsome
amount, judging from the avidity with
which the lancy articles andiedibles were
disposed Of at good prices.
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Fairly active and lIrmcr.
7 T-TT TTIN- -TIT 'T--.-T0-I n
PhiIadelphia Market.

rr PHILADELPHIA, December II.
FLoun-Dulland unchanged; Ohio fancy, s79S
Observation-Disclosures and unchanged. Corn
Unchanged; Indiana rod, $l45. Rye-UnChang-
cd. COrn-YellOw, at 7OaISic. Oats-Steady,
PROvIsloNs-Dul Mess POrk-$9O 00b20 %,
LArd-I3c. ,l7ay HtH-
PErnOLEUM-Dull and unchanged.
WnIsKY-Firm at 82lbg3c. '''' '''
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Morals Of the Forty-Flrst Congress.

The Forty.flrst Congress is not likely to
90 down to history with o commCndable
reputation for good morals. Two OF its
members have been expelled for selling
cadctships, one resigned to escape expul'
sion, three or four others got off Only y by
the hard swearing OF their accomplices,
one has convicted himself of attempting
10 procure counterfeit money TO pass
among the poor negroes, one Is charged
with cheating soldiers widows out OF
their pensions, and now the indictment OF
another for bigamy i, reported, m YlaA'
GorIHRDOI,deIles. A''l sA3 '~lJ"lt'N'
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EUROPE.
FralInco-GeIrIrn1Ia3nI.I 1I3 h War,
The Loire Army a ForIorn Hope.

The Loire Army a ForIorn Hope.
French dispatches say the army of the
Loire is leading the fOrlorn hope in Its last
struggle for fame. The Germans claim
continual victories.
The Defense Of Havre.
LONDON, Dec. 12. =
The Shipping Gazctte deplOrcs the reso-
Iutions of the French 10 defend Havrc as
involving wanton destruction Of prop
Grty. rD -g .a q Il.
Why Prussia Disregards the Neutral.
ity of Luxembourg. H.
LONDON, Dec. 12.
Bismarck, in q circular TO the North
German ambassadors, dated Dec. 8,
grounds his disregard for the neutrality
Of Luxembourg on the facts that the Grand
Duchy had forbidden the transit OF
wounded German soldiers through its ter.
ritory, but had suffered the revictualling OF
Thi0nville, and had omitted to stop
French iugitives. .'.-hf
Paris Under the German Batteries.-.
When the eBOmbaTdment will begin.
LONDON, Dec. 12.
The German batteries command every
point of Paris. Notrc Dame presents as
fair target as did Strasbourg Cathedral.
Opening Of the bombardmcnt is fixed for
December 10th, ut 10 o'clock Pm.
A rumOr has been received OF fig hting
at Laon to-day.
Frederick Charles repulscd by the
Loire Army.
A correspondent with the army Of
the Loire, December. 10Th says; Freder
ick Charles has been repulsed with severe
loss for the last three days.
German Occupation Of Luxemburg.
LONDON, Dec. 1875 o'clock, A. NJ.
A special dispatch from Brussels by tel
cgraph, says the Germans will imncdi
atcly occupy Luxemburg as n military,
necessity. .r.-r.L. ..U-r..
1t is rumored that GarabSldi has re-
signed. .l au, ~ .-.nl
Rumorcd Exodus of Trochu from
-... Paris. .g ....
HAvRE, Dec. 12, VIA
...... LONDON, Dec. IL.
The Prussians are in force at Benze-
vile, sixteen miles from this city. Havrc
Is defended by large force, and $50 guns
manned by marines The population is
eager for q fight. The Prussians arc
threatening HOIfteur. They have been
rcpcllcd by the troops from this city who
now occupy Pontelcigue.
1t is rImorcd that General Trochu has
cuthis way through the Prlssian lines.
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New York Money and stock Market.
ERw YoRK. December Il.


Gold opened at 1I0E and remained at about that
figure until the government bids were made when
tho priCG advanced and closed at Ill6lllt. The
Assistant Treasurer opened the bids at noon for
one million dollars, and tho amount bid fnr was
unusually large, Loans were made from to3
per cent per annurn. ClGArances about $50 6OOO,'
100. Exports to-day $4,000. Governments ac-
tive, but not quito so hrm, with tho exception OF
'G7s which have been very steady; late In the day
currency bonds were weak. Stocks very dull and
rather weak on prominent western shares; North.
western common ia particularly weak; Western
Union, New York Central scrip and Rock Island
have been strong; Reading aud New Jersey COu-
trail sold OK, div at s. There has been good bust
uess In Erie; Boston, Hartford aud Eric decline
ny owing tOrumors OfAnOhOr attompt TO create
au artificial stringcngy 1twas reported this p. NJ.
that tho CustOm house authorities had made
raid Ou u German importing arln suspected OF
frauds on the reVennr. Prom all that can be
learned there have been sOm0 irregulGriuesin
the importation Of sugar, or rather In the classi-
dcAtion OF imported sugar. Tho penalty for any
revenue fraud Of this nature ls cOulscatlOn OF
tho goods, and In case tho government prove
frauds, the seizure spoken 0tWill probably bC one
OF fthc largest on record. State securiticA; dull
and neglected. -at ~. ~.
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Ticket Agents in Council at CleVe-
90 ~ land. -#I-ffsf 'H'

CLEVELAND, O., DGc, a.
A special meeting Of the National
General Ticket Agents Association is be-
ing held. It was called to regulate. the
rates and divisions in consequence 0f the
recent increase Of railroad fares Many
of the western and southern roads are
represented. The meeting adjourns TO-
night . ... ....r,s
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LONDON, Dec. i

LONDON, Dec. 13.
The navigation Of the Elbe is impeded
by ice.
A terrible accident occurred last eve
ming on the North Midland Railway, near
the town OF Barnsly, by which IA per-
sons were killed and 20 wounded.
An Austrian Protest against the
Prussian Disregard of Luxembourg
Neutrality. .-sff|f.. rU"'tI
VIENNA, December 13.
Allthc journals denounce tho course oi
Prussia toward Luxemburg rs arrogant
and implorc the powers which guaran.
teed neutrality TO Luxembourg TO rise and
repress the insolCncG which makes oil
treaties valuelcss. .h.
LONDON, December 10,
The EscOesa, from Manila, bound for
San Francisco, put into Shanghai recent
", seriously damaged in her rigging. A
dispatch from Hamburg to-day, reports
the Elbe full Of floating fee.
Dispatch from Gambet Reported
Repulsc of PruSSianS on the Loire.
BORDEAUX, Dec. IL.
Tic following news is official: Gam.
beta writesto tho government under date
Of the 11th: II have returned from Tours,
having left Gen. Chaucey yesterday con
tinuing his efforts TO successfully defend
the line OF the Loire. think the situa-
tion isgood. Imay so TO Bouges to sec
what can be done with the I'd army
corps. 1t is reported at Bordeaux that
Gen. Bourbaki rCpulsed the Prussians yes
terday." ..a. ..'.
LONDON, Dec. 10.
1t Is reported from Luxemburg that
Montmedy is being bombardcd.
A Protest from Luxemburg.
LUXEMBURG, Dec. 10.
The Patriotic Committee to-day voted
n protest against the PrtBSian charge OF a
violation OF neutrality, and denying that
there Is any popular desire for change
Of allegiance.
LONDON, Dec. 12.
The crew Of the brig Bessie, lost on the
voyage from Baltimore to Falmouth, arc
saved, and landed at Penance.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

SLIGHT FIRE.-An alarm Of fire was
sounded. over in Centre Wheeling, last
night, about ten o'clock. "A shed near the
Belmont Mills was the property threaten.
ed with destruction, but fortunately the
flames were discovered and extinguiHhcd
before they had made much progress.
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CIMlL1A sRG1LIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simplc-Prompt--Eh Efficient
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medi'
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dation from tho Thousands who have long used
and known them. and will always render salts
faction 10 those who try them.
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HAvRE, Dec. 19, VIA !
LONDON, Dec. -.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
-The Status OF Luxemburg.

The Status of Luxembourg
... LONDON, December 10.
A correspondent OF the Pail NAL Ga
zette, at The Hague, credits the statement
that the King Of Holland has now as
signed the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
to Russia.
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Baltimore Market.

r.-, ...i. BALTIMORE. December II,
FLoUR-Firm.
CRAIE-Wheat- Choice white. 81 TOa1 IS; CON.
mon, 81 20GbI 30. COrn-NO, white, 78C; yellow,
72c. OAts-6iGL52c
con-Stdes, clear rib, 14C; shoulders, lSc; hams,
i9Hc. I.aFd-I3a13Xc, aF ~. sH' z
WHBKY-9Sc, .I'nl, li ruGiip.. Yi'
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GRANT SUPPORTS PORTER.

In addition to this the President signi-
fed to his friends in the Senate, that it is
his desire that Porter shall. be confirmed,
and altogether POrtGrs chance Of getting
through the Senate, and coming out OF the
fight a full Admiral are improving. Ills
friends arc now very sanguinc ofhis con-
firmOtion. - F- 81 .h
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EVeryFamiIy should have aBottIe.

We have in our possession hundreds Of tho
most nAttCFIng testimonials frOm PhysIClAns Of
the highest standing, both OF tho AlGpathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
the Home Stomach BItters a. q rccuperant,
atOmRChIc aud tonic, and all agree that they are
the best remedy known In cases Of IndlgGstiOn,
Dyspepsia aud General Debility. They are eGr.
tain preventative OfFGvgr and Agu0, Bllli0uBncsB
and all diseases arising from malArIOus causes.
They are not only DELI0HTPUL TO THE TATsB, but
beneficial to the sick, the cOnvalcsccnt and the
well, impartIng strength to both mind and body.
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The PnraruaYan War.
LONDON, December 19.

y 13V3'1.0"'I
Adviccs from NTontevideo to the 18th
of November are to tho effect that the
siege cause the scarcity OF food almost
TO a famine.
The Eastern Question Again Agi.
tated. ul.' ..t'I
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New York Dry Goods Market. N
40 .~ilp'n- NEw'YOEk, December la.i
Dry Goods market dull and nominal. IE'.
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a General Debility, Physical Wcakntus....50 ~
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y Kidney Disease, Gravel. 30
y Nervous Debility, involuntary semi ~
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" Urinary WSakHesa, WGItinG Bed .....,.s0
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5rERLING RxcllANsE-DAnEers' bills 1857.

n STATE SEoURlTiES- Mlssourl, 82II; Tpnncssee,
old, 6iX; new, GOX; Virginia, now, Ga%; old, Oo;
North CarOllIln, old, 44II; new, ~.
STOcKsr-WGstGrn Union Telegraph, 40; Adams
Exprcss, IS: Wells, Fargo q CO., 50; American,
New York Central, 90E: do scrip SIX: Erie,
G3H: Harlem preferred. 1888; MiChRan Central,
l9JX; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, l0iH; North
western, 49,; do preferred, S3k; Rock Island,
1885,; New Jersey Central, l04II; st. Paul, o;
do preiurrpd, 9OT; Wabash, b0hdo preferred, -;
Fort Wayne, 5ix; Tcrre llautc, 25; Chicago
and Alton, 1l5If; Ohio ~ Mississippi, SOhi
Cleveland, Columbus l. Cincinnati, 81 BuEllnG
ton and Quincy, 15a; Lake Shore, 90; Illinois
Central 1911, ftI..tri I... ... t'.Ug g.. il....It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

LONDON, Dec. 12
The Eastern Question Is again agitated
by the Russian Minister 10 COnstantinoplc
asking further annulment Of the Paris
treaty. England is taking precautionary
measures to guard against surprise.
Terrible Railway Accident in Eng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

When the House bill came over to the
Senate to-day, it was quietly referred TO
the Committee on Naval Affairs, where it
is likely to remain for some time, as the
majority of that committee is said to be
favorable TO Porter. d. HF1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-15

The Shipping Gazctte deplOrcs the reso-
lutions of the French 10 defend Havrc US
involving u wanton destruction Of prop
CFtV. - .. I'D.