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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-25
XLIId CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March "a.

WASHINGTON, March "a.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the
Senate q resolution received from the
House for q final adjournment Of that
body, with the concurrence OF the Senate,
Monday next.
On motion Of Mr. EDMUNDs the rcsolu-
ton was tabled by q riUd C0ee vote.
The VICE PRESIDENT stated that under
his Interpretation of the order prescrib-
ing the business Of the present Senate,
memorials and petitions which might be
presented could not be referred 70 com.
mittees, but must be placed on the file Of
the Senate.
Mr.. SUMNER sent to the Secretary q
set Of resolutions which he asked to have
read.
After debate the VICE PRESIDENT de.
cided the resolutions in order.
The resolutions, being substantially the
same as offered by Mr.. SUMNER yester.
day, with additions relating to tue en-.
ployment Of q. ). naval forces in Domin.
lean waters, were then read by the Sec.
retGry.
Mr.. SUMNER then moved that the reso.
lutions be printed. Agreed to.
Mr.. SUMNER was then granted leave to
make statement, which was to the effect
that he had been prevented from deliver.
ing prepared speech on San Domingo ut
last session by indisposition he had since
regained his strength slowly, but not com.
pletely; but the importance Of the subject
compelled him to address the Senate
upon 1t, and he hoped he might have the
indulgence OF the Senate to proceed with
the question which he proposed in con:
nectiOn with the pending resolution for
legislation on Southern outrages, in which
the Senator from Indiana (MoRToN) took
so great an interest Mr.. SUMNER gave
notice Of bis intention to address the Sen.
ate on the subject Monday next
The regular business being Mr.. SEER.
MANS resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to prepare q bill 10 suppress
the Ku.KluX disorders.
Mr.. Cole moved to postpone its con-
sideration.
The order to proceed with the pending
Deficiency Appropriation bill was adopted.
Without dlsposIng Of the bill, the Senate,
after briGt executive session, adjourned
till tomorrow.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK March "a

The trade with the jObbers Is very &c.
tive, and with tue agents only moderately
SO. Standard and brown sheetings are
lower. The great feature which took the
trade by surprise was the production in the
price Of Garner's prints to cents. The
agents Of tho Atlantic brown sheetings
have finally broken on the price Of their
goods, viz: A 12tc, II 12c, P 9ic and shirt.
Ing 10c; Pacific extra 12c; Appleton A
downto l2ic; Wachusett 12c; Cabot A lie;
Great Falls Z 12c, ] 10c; 8 9c; Lyman E
12; G 10ic; Hamilton B T ticks 26c; D D
16c; stripes, H s 19c; = 1sc; Denlms CSC;
Woodberry, Druid and Fleet Wing cotton
sail duck range in price from 94c for No.
10 to 42c for No. L; cotton sail twine SIC;
Washington awning stripes, 20c for blue,
CSC for green and sec for fancy; Garner
shifting prints reduced TO sc; London
mourning do 9c; Sprague's pinks and
purples, 10c for passe styles; Hampden
CO ticks 15lc; white rock bleached mus.
Inns 16c; Warren FF do1Sc; Cumberland
checks 19tc; Lawrence s bleached mus
lins 10c; Pearl River denims 24c; bleach.
ed drills 13c; Amoskeag do 1Stc; Pocas.
set Canoe brown sheetings 19tc; Indian
Orchard @ 10tc; Ellerton D 1Oc. It Is
now apparent that this break in prices
will be followed BY others,
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The Latest News.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAW
IN TIE SOUTH.
A Proclamation From the President.
---- WASHINGTON, March q.

HAhHINGTON, mhECn "a.
WHEREAS, It Is provided in the Consti
tuition Of the United States that the Unit
ed States shall protect every State in thii
Union on application to the Legislature
or to the Executive when the Legislature
cannot be convened, against domestic vi
olence; and
WHEREAS, It is provided that in oil
cases ot insurrection In any State, or o.
obstruction Of the laws thereof, 1t shall bG
lawful for the President of the United
States, on application to the Legislature
by such State, or the Executive, to call
for the militia Of any State or States, OF
to employ such part Of tho land and naval
forces as shall be necessary for the purpose
Of suppressing such insurrection, or Caus.
ing the laws TO be executed; and
WHEREAS, l have received information
that combinations Of armed men, unauth.
OriZed by law, are now disturbing the
peace and safety Of the citizens Ofthe
State Of South Carolina, and committing
acts Of violence in said State, Of a charac.
ter and TO the extent of which render the
power Of the State and Its officers, unequal
to the task ofprotecting life and property,
and securing public order therein; and
whereas, the legislature Of said State Is
not In session, and cannot be convened in
time to meet the present emergency, and
the Executive Of said State has therefore
made application to me for such part Of the
military force of the United States, as may
be necessary TO protect said State and
citizens thereof, against domestic violence
herein before mentioned, and enforce due
execution Of the laws; and whereas the
laws Of the United States require that
Whenever 1t may be necessary in the
judgment Of the President, 10 use the mill.
tary force Tor the purpose aforesaid, he
shall forthwith by proclamation, COM
mand such insurgents to disperse and re-
tire peaCeably 10 their respective abOdes,
within limited time.
Now, therefore, ], Ulysses s. Grant, Presi-
dent oi the United States do hereby com.
mand oil persons composing the unlawful
combinations aforesaid 10 disperse, and
retire peaceably TO their respective abodes,
within twenty days from this date.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. Done Of the City of
Washington, this gath day of March, in
the year Of our Lord, eighteen hundred
and seventy.one, and Of the independence
Ot the United States the ninety.filth.
[Signed U. S. GRANT.
By the President,
HAMILTON Fish, sec'y Of State
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STATE BoNDs-Alissouri's, Oh; Tennes-
sees, old, 03t; new, 634; Virginia, new;
COT; old, CIT; North Carolina, old, 4OBr
new, 25.
sToCKs-Western Union Telegraph 5sl;
Adams Express, ut; Wells, Fargo &
Co., 49, American AZ; United States 40;
Pacific Mail, 45; New York Central, 04i;
do scrip, 02; Erie 10t; Harlem 1870; Read
Ing, 1921; Michigan Central, 110i; Cleve.
land & Pittsburgh, 113; Northwestern,
S5f; do preferred, 95E; Rock Island, 114t;
New Jersey Central, 1O5t; ST. Paul, COZ;
do preferred, 70i; Wabash 58t; do pre-.
ferred, 79; Fort Wayne, 95R, TeTe
Haute, 30; Chicago & Alton, 114t; Ohio
Il Mississippi, 46k Cleveland, Columbus s.
Cincinnati, SAT; Burlington s Quincy,
1874; Lake Shore, 100; Indiana Central,
2li; Illinois Central, 1874; Canton, 93.
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More Outrages In Mississlppi..A Rev.
enue Officer Lynehed.
WASHINGTON, March 9

WASHINGTON, March %.
Col, Huggins, of Aberdeen, Mississippi,
Assistant United States Assessor of Inter.
nal Revenue, arrived in this city, last
evening. He reports that he was seized
while making assessments in his Gistsict,
in Monroe county, Mississippi, recently,
by a band OF disguised men. He was Sc.
vGrely hOrsewhipped, and warned to
leave the country at once. Coz. Higgins
has seen Commissioner Pleasanton and
Secretary Boutwell,, and has been assured
that he, and other officers shall be pro.
tected at any cost Since his arrival here
he has received q letter from Aberdeen,
stating that the schools are breaking up
and that number Of teachers were now
at Aberdeen, for protection. Other United
States officers have been ordered to leave
the State, under the penalty OF being
dealt with in the same manner.
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CLEVELAND.
Arrival of a Distinguished Fenian.-.
Railway Accident. E
CLEVELAND, O., March 24.

AE%' A4AANDI S'I u1hICu N.
0'DOnovan Rosa arrived in this CITY
last evening. His coming was unexpected
at that time, or his friends would have
given him reception at the depot. The
Irish associations rendezvoused at the
Cathedral at Z o'clock this evening, form.
ed in procession, marched to the Weddell
House and escorted Mr. Rosa to Case
Hall, where ;he delivered lecture 10 q
large and enthusiastic audience.
Early this morning a serious collision
occurred between passenger and q freight
train, on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad, short distance east
OF the Union Depot. One employe had
his leg broken, and another was severely
injured. One car was nearly thrown into
the lake, and baggage car was considera.
bly, damaged. No passengers were in.
fured f'
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
sAFEl PROH1ABlEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
ofeF fOF sRlO at Par and Accrued Interest Tho
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

Thete bonds are secured, GTJL, by a First
Mortgage on the Railroad ITSELF It's rolllng.stock
and all equipments; GeeOVd, by o First Mortgage
on Us entire Land Grant, being more than Twen.
ty!Two thousand Acres OF Land to each mile Of
The Bonds are free from United stateS Tax
tho Principal and Interest are payable In Cold
the Principal at the end Of Thirty years, and the
Interest tSomiAnnually, at the rate Of SEYEN AND
hss, PIT CENT. per annum.
500, 5000 and $1,000. S'' WV
The Trustees under the Mortgage arc MassrS.
Jay Cooke, Of PHILADELPHIA, and j. Edgar Thorn.
son; President OF the PennsylYania Central
These Northern Pacific 7.SO Bonds will At all
times before maturity, be receiYADl5 a. TEN pm
CENT. PRENIUN Tor 1,10), In exchange Tor INC
Company lands at their lowest cash price.
In addlhon TO their absolute tafety, these Bonds
yield an income larger, we believe, than any other
hrst.class security, Persons holding United
States 8 90's can, by converting them into North
ern PacldcS, increase their yearly income ON6-
Nird, and still have a perfectly reliable invest
ment
or Banker will supply these Bonds In any desired
amount, and Of any needed denomination. Per.
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or other bonds
for these, can do 90 wifi any Of our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALL MAR
KETABLE sECuRIrIEs.
Those living in localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 us
by expDeSs, and we will send back Northern Pa.
cthc Bonds ut our own risk, and without cost 10
the investor. For further Information, pamph.
lets maps, ETC., call on or address the undereign.
ed. or anyof the Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful investigation hIve accepted tho
General Agency for West Virginia and the ad.
Joining counties Of PennsylYania and Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them TO my customers and investors ROn.
orally. r, cRANCLE,
jan17eod President Citj Bank.
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The Brazilian Mission.
MAsn1NoroN, March 81.

It's expected the nomination to flll the
vacancy in tho office Of Minister to Brazil,
caused by the recent resignation Of Hon.
T. Blow, will be made in a few days, The
Southern Republicans in Congress have
united in recommending Judge Hoge, Of
South Carolina, for the place. He was
Representative In the last Congress from
the Columbia District. Ex-senator Thayer
ofNebraSka Is also Appointment candidate,
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ANDREW JACKSON, Of st. Louis, applied
to a justice the other day for the arrest Of
Brownlow johnson. He said he sdone
went on the ruff Of Johnson's house lis to
irow some bricks down dc chim6ly to
scare ayoung cullud gal dat slep in de
house, and johnson done lock de scuttle
and made him stay up dar till eight
O'Clock de mex morning" He didn't get
the warrant,
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Sumner to Offer His San Domingo
Resolution.
WASHINGTON. March "a.

Mr.. Sumner willAndoubtedly essay an
attempt 70 present to the Senate to-day
his resolution arraignlng the President
for his course In regard TO San Domingo,
and the question will be whether, under
Anthonys resolution, this subject can
come in. The Vice President will prol,a.
bly, submit the question Of the reception
Of the resolution to the Senate for It's own
decision, as it affects SO closely the right
to do any business.
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A Wholesome Order.
WAsrINoToN, March "a.

Some weeks since an order was issued
from the War Department, reducing the
staifs of commanders OF military divisions
and departments to the peace footing.
Some fofty.6ve officers filling nominal posi-
tons In performing such duties at various
headquarters, have been restored to their
regiments or placed In active and useful
duty to the advantage Of the service.
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Reported Arbitration Of the Coal
Mining Troubles.
HARRisBURd, Pa, March q.

hAnAAaDCANt1 A. EAASH
The Committee on Judiciary, have
made a report 70 the Senate, relative to
the coal troubles. The Committee is ofthe
opinion that the system Of arbitration
which has produced such valuable results
in England, should be given immediate
trial, BY its application to the entire An.
thncite coal regions.
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DaltlmIore Marked.
BALTIMORE, March "a.

FLoUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged. Corn, white
southern, 55aSGc; yellow, slc. Oats 6Sa
a0Gc. Es. lad
PRov1sIoxs-Mess Pork, $91 90. Bacon
shoulders, DC; bacon sides, clear rib, lie;
hams, 17al7ic. Lard, 18c.
WHHKY-Dull at Ole. "
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The following nominations were sen t
to the Senate yesterday: q. @. New.
combe, Indiana, Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior; Joseph Rowe, Receiver Of Pub.
lie Money, Chillicothe, Ohio; VIM 3.
Franklin, Register at the Land Office,
ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
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CHICAGO, March "a.
FLoUR-Quiet.
GRArN-Whcat, No. 9, spring dull, de-
clined 4aP at 2Jta1 s5Rc cash; this after
noon quietat 25. Corn-No. 9, mixed
unshelled, &c. lower, closing at 5ltc; this
afternoon dull. 0ats-No. 2, dull and
declined tc. and closed at 4sta50tc. Rye
No. 3, steady atsSa9Oc. Barley-Spring
No. 3, dull at Csc.
HoGs-Dull, SO 00a6 75.
CATTLE-Firm at IS LOAF 90.
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@WHAT sustained our revolutionary
sircs during their struggle for liberty :"
was what New Canaan pedagogue ask
ed a boy, and was astonished when the
boy said, Their legs, sir"
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New York Market.

New YoRK, March "a.
CoTToS-steadyi mlddllng uplands at
15tc.
FLoUn-Dull at 80 s5aO s5 for shipping
extras.
GRAN-Wheat dull; red and amber at
81 GSa1 72. Rye 81 GOAL 10. Corn
dull; mixed western S4aS4tc.
PRovlsIoSs-Beef, prime mess, 26a2Sc.
Lard quiet; 19sc bid for seller May.
EGos-Steady; fresh 16ia1Sic.
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Philadelphia Market.
PnLApELPH1A, March %.

PmLADEIPHIA, March "a.
FLouR-QuIet and weak, Indiana and
Ohio at 81 0Oa7 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red western at
81 65a1 II. Corn-YellOw, s2aSSc. Oats
-66a07c.
PRovIsIONs-Mess pork, dull at gel 80
a22 90. Lard-12fal3c.
oLs-Petroleum, crude, 17ic; refined
2S;c. ~ .
WHsKEy-Dull at O2i
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March q

N44'NH4'H'&H44i 41Ag34 V44 "
CoTToN-Advanced at 14ta14ic.
0ms-Linseed oil 9sc; lard oil 81 0Sa
los.
Eoos-Advanced to 15c.
SEEDS Clover seed dull at 11ta11Rc;
timothy declined, at $800a8 so.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull; bulk shoulders sold
at &c, and mess pork at 20c, but both held
ta3c higher; lard dull at 1910.
Flour, Grain, Butter, Cheese, and To-
bacco unchanged. E,-.. a
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WHISKY is your greatest enemy. "But,"
said Ar. Jones, "don't the Bible say, Mr.
Preacher, that we are 10 love our enc.
miesg Soh, yes, Jones, but It don't say
we are 10 swallow them"
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Report Of Canadlnn nnties.


The Finance Minister OF the House Of
Commons said last night that the duties
on flour, grain, salt, &C., would be re-
pcaled on the first Of April, Atthe same
time the per cent duties were taken of
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Expected Return of the Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, March "a.

The San Domingo Commissioners will
probably arrive az Charleston tonight,
and may be expected in this city Sunday
or MondSy. The report will be sent TO
Congress US soon as submitted TO the
President
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Jail Escapade.

14NNEAPOLlH1 hlhICu -.
Five persons named ]. r. Tucker, Mel.
son Shellalor, David Ridgeley, Thomas
Mckinney and Leon LATER, escaped from
jail. Last night Mckinney and Ridgeley
were re-captured.
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CLEVELAND, March "a.
A fire broke out in Leopold & Bros.
cabinet shop on Lorraine street this morn
ing, damaging It and adjoining buildings
10 the amount. Of eight or ten thousand
] dollars.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, March "a.

NEW YORK, March "a.
Gold dull at 110fat1. Loans were made
at 1ta4 per cent, Clearances, $17,OOO,-
900, Governments, dull.
Stocks, irregular; Western Union Tele.
graph, and Ohio & Mississippi have been
weak; the remainder steady. The prfnci.
pal dealings were in N. Y. Central Scttp,
Reading, Lake Shore, Ohio and Rock
Island. Money, very easy at 4a5 per cent.
State Bonds, dull. Sterling Exchange
Ranknral bills 1nlI
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SPAIN.
NTApRrp. March "a.

Madrid, March "a.
The result OF the elections to the
Spanish Cortes is as follows: Chamber Of
Depnties-Carlists so; Republicans 4J,
Moderate 15;AIontpenserlsts 1S, Ministerial.
lists, 230. Scuatc-132 A[inIsteralists and
10 Opposition members.
Tho King Of Portugal has Congratula-
the King OF Amadeus and his Queen
upon their peaceable accession to the
thIrne, and conferred various Portuguese
orders on their majesties.
Organization of the German ParIia-
ment.
BERLIN, March "a.
At yesterdays session. Of the German
Parliament Herr Simson was elected
President Prince Hohenlohe Vice Presi-
dent; and Herr Meber End Vice Presi.
dent of the Reichstag or popular house.
The American Minister, Bancroft, has
received IN ovation from the people of
Berlin. .
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CIliILIA SIMILIB0S 0URANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

AVMEOE IA hlN SE6OAt4Co
Have proven nom the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Prompt- -kftlCICnt
and Reliable. They are tic Best Family Medi.
cincs In 1880 simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them; so harmless As 10 ba free
from danger, and 90 efficient as to DO always 10.
liable. They have received the highest commen.
dation from the Thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts.
action TO those who try them.
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Every Family should have Bottle.

We have in our possession hundreds Of the
most hattering testimonials nom Physicians OF
the highest standing, both Of the Allpathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endOEse and prescribe
the uOme Stomach Bltters a. q recuperant,
stOmachIc aud tonic, and all agree that they arc
Dyspepsia and General Debility. They arc . Ger.
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and all dlseases arising from malnriOus causes
They are not only DELIGHTFUL TO TuE TATsE, but
beneficial TO the sick, the c0nyalescent and the
well, impartng strength 70 both mind and body.
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