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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

A special meeting Of the Board OF mayor
and Aldermen and the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Common Council were held last
evening.
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
The Mayor laid before the Board the Report
of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund OF
the Portland and Rochester Railroad Co., fer
the year 1871, as follows. 1t was accepted and
ordered on tile
1s6s-Priucipal, $1,000 Interest, 500 70
1869 900 1856 SO
1870 80 1000 Z" 6i2 So
ISL " 5000 T" 1851 Do
$25 90 50 421 As
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Weather RepOtt-sept 1l-s2 p. Nj.
War Department, Signal Service U. S. Army Di-
vision kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
CHE PRESS.
CITY AND VICINITY


sz-Our advertising patrons are requested to Send
in tbs,r com as early an the day as possible. Id
perti ssments to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Satu day, mot Snndoa.1
New Adveri,-s ,nents To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries. IF. 0. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN,
Portland & ogdensburg Excursion.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Opening OF New Goods. Turner Brothers.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Professional Notice. :. DIR Jacques.
M. c. NJ. A....Geo A Harmon.
Lost
Clerk Wanted.
Challenge. K. Jones.
To Let. Two Rooms.
Farm Tor Sale. =. Chas II. Lord.
LOOK. Davis Novelty Agency.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
AnOld Grim Unear,hed.

skeleton has been found in Unionvle on
the Harlem railroad, under the site of house
formerly occupied by Ephram jones, shoe
maker, one OF whose apprentices named
Brown, mysterlously disappeared about twenty
years ago. The remains are sunposed to be
those OF Brown. A coroner's inquest has been
held and Jones examined. Several admissions
made by him are regarded as strongly confirm
atory of the suspicious entertained against
him. When the skeleton was disnterred Jones
was asked to look at it, bat no persuasion
could induce him to do so. Mr.. Jones is now
| worls If
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
$2,421 As
&27.421 4S

$27, 421 45
The investment of the fund as compared
with last year, as follows:
1870. 1871.
City bonds OF railroad loan, $19,5OO 90 $4,000 90
Cash. III 43 403 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

yanfeezS @ubma@er t5nnte i'm @efe,
Elm 3t@ter tpetben. Dtele lber(1uGiet
0eifesfraft bic it@ In Der &eael mug
los TN Sanoe oerlduft, miro raber ;ur
8erwirflidun9 neuer Speeu (lou bi.r
Nottuns, Gtnfdue bsiben) perbrau6t
unb 1T bic urla9e jener Neuaierpe ltlbf
Ger b5dfsebilceten &la0en. Der ali,
Nussefraste bdlt Die prosecur fir Elm
3ei@en BON &pbbeit wdbreno tiele
Neusteroe bod MUIR Gin 3eiGeu elmer
aQ;u lebbaft sdbrenben Snteuisens 1T.
Mit bteier einstsen @usnabme 1T Der
oornebne Neueneldnoer Die Eribune
rennt i'm: the Brahmin caste of
New England - nit ieiner boben
Siloung uno uncerempni6ien GtnfaG,
belt, Der bette 2ypuS res wobler3p9ene1
anerifanil9en Mannes !"
Der @olfafreunb madt III pieier
Gtaratteriftif folsenre Semerfun9 Die
orei 9r6etsn 3iatunsen te5 GbarafterS
Der garfeee> Der llpli9en Gentleman
unp Ger Deutldm - tlolirt III Neuz
gnslano, TT ben 5irlt aaten unb in aez
pi1en Gbeilen YennflpanienS, uno att
oerer Staaten, - besesnen iid NUM-
mebr tint Mefen uno in ben WittelRaaz
ten uno reasiren II lanse seser einanz
ber, bis eatrpeoer cine reue Miiduna
eellnsen ODER eiues pieler Glemente
sdn,lt6 aus9emerat fem miro.
Gs miro itd idon in ben nddfen
@enerationen berauSfelen, tas Die
Deutl1en auf bic Seite Der 0efttuna
uno rie yanfees auf pie Ser tonpesleitt
ben srDbtsn GtnFub bel Der neuea
Mt19uns Iben tperpen. Ole yanfee5
pereen permutbli9 ibre Grstebunssv<
tsme uno ibre :@el9dftsmetbopen, bic
Deutl1en tbre e@teren Gmpfnpunseu
unp &unfridtun9en benz teuen gpltsz
@arafter subrin9en, unp tpenn 1id ba<
su 1tatt peutl@er Derbbeit unp Neuene@
ldnpi(@er S@leideret oas pfene mani
mes tol3e lelbtbewuBte Belen Der Slo>
ldnper 9eieut. 70 fam man pann wpbl
1a9en> pas rer Wmerifaner oieier Miid>
ung Der bette 1yp Der 8ewebner pieieS
2anpes lein miro. BiS pabtn feblt
NQen aIiberaQ nod iebr pid 3um Nh
redt auf ben &ubm Der eebtloetfen
Wenidea auf Der Gre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

tlaeefano oer(ebt gu tperpen-aber bic
@orlaean9et fonnte man nea lebten
Nadridten eemd6 nod nt@t an ibre
Mcre0e brineen, bic Betre6enoen fonnz
ten DON ben @eridt5bpten nift 9efunz
ben &peroert.
@rose Spannuns berridt nutarli@
tet ben ~6etlisen" fowobl ais BET ben
u6eioen" rpesen oe6 tpeiteren @srlauz
.fes Der Mfaire> welde Die @ursel beg
Mcrmcnentbums offctrt.
@pr eini9en Easen Serfaufte Die
8unoesresieruns in Sort Douelas in
l1tab cine Mn,abl @afen nebt Mnntz
tion; Der Mprmonenseneral 2awlpn
ertano bic @aGen. Die Murmonenz
milis, beibt,s> ~erereirt beimli@ uno feiz
Gig 3ur Naatsett. @enn man bic
Mcrmonen iiber tbr Gerbalten befra9t,
aeben 1e ldbelno auSweidence Nntz
rporten. Das in @alt Cafe City erz
ibeinence Organ Brigham youns'S,
Der u6walr," lberlarieb aber ietnen
Beri9t ibsr ben erwdbntenNnfauf Don
@afen unb Munttien nit ben Wer<
ten: vSn Trterensseiten mub man fid
fir ben &r;es riiten", cine Drobung,
rpcl9e Don Seite Der 8anbe5reeierun9
pur@ mititdrtlde Rlfunsen erpieoert
1pirp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
Suarej pieber @rdTbent in
mericp.

Nad laneen Sntrtsuen uno l1mtrie<
ten> peren Gnce cine ausemeine 3eppz
lNtion TT Merico su wercen orcbte, 1T
es benz b;sbertsen Snbaber perWewaltz
berri1baft piecer 9esludt, i6 AT Der
5piBe pes burdmlblteu 2anoes gu be-
baupten. l1eber6apanna fcu1rnt mimi
lid foloenoer 8eribt aus Der 6auptz
fart Wericp:
Die Dabl 1T poriiber uub Suares
BAT int Gon9reb eine Majoritdt Don IS
Stimmen. Seine @abl 1T baber ee<
F9ert urb BET @onsreb bat nun ntdts
tpetter ;u tbun ais Der Gorm nad bic
Wobl bur@sumaden. Man slaubt
ntGt tae treeno mel6e repolutiondren
@rbetunaen Don @tdtiefeit auf baS
Relultat fpleen tpereen. Sn Saraea
b.rrldt jepod in Gelse Der Na@rt@t
CAP pie Mnbdnser spu Dta;, bes Nipaz
len pon SuareS in Dem &f UNI bic
prdicentlaaft l1d rliten UNI ben Nuss
tritt Der Staaien Saraca, Gbeapa uno
Eabasco aus Dem mericanil1en 8unce
~ er3wingeu, etntae N~ufre9una.
Der plat1 Der Dta;ifen loQ Der fein>
ii9 nit Zen unsufriebenen in @uates
mele su sestiuvtn, etefe 3epublif III
repolutipniren unp einen Mn{dluB ter<
lelbeu an Die mertfantlden Sipfaaten
unter elmer ielbatdapisen 3esierun9
berbei3ufubren.
Der GonereB bat fi@ burb bic @abl
Gabriel Mancera's gum prdipenten
uno 2erpo 2ejeca's gum @teeprd1penz
ten pr9aniiirt.
IS beibt nunmebr, Suarei tra@te
eabin, cine Musi6bnuna Der perldieoe>
men parteien berbei3ufabren> UNI benz
rutntrten 2anoe enoli@ ben Grteoen su
brin9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

l@er Garf eefabrt. Sc ,war 70 treu
uno TOPPER, neil es nt@t ent@riilt@t,
nt@t turG liberale @runoldBe oeroor>
ben mar.
,M5ee @ott ben, Deutl&en 3aiier
bethlehem, bo6 er, pie ct Granfret9 be-
fe9t bat, ols eS uns becrpbte, ou@ TN
Snnern Deut(dlanbs jeue frans6flden
yrtnetpten uno @rune(dBe Der @ottlo>
fisfett uberptnoe> weI&e Granfrei@ 5u
@ruupe 9ert9tet baten, uno tpel&e
aud in Deutidlano, ms eeutiae @olf
uno ms peutl4e Seer, iene partet eia>
birsern nil, bic ra5 oeutide @et@ gun,
&fe sesen bic Stride serleiten
m6hte.
sd trinte au@ auf bic @elunnebeit
unlers bo9selietten 0robbersoss. SD
Babe cine beionpere YRidt als 8ilaof
ptelsr Di5csle, letuer BET jeoer 0sle<
oenteit NIT trsuer 2ists uno Danfbar>
felt 3u s%epenfen. Gr 1T etn sere@ter
Turt seae,, feline fatbcliihen Inter
tbanen, unb tpenu er aud feineS 9la6t
auf Zen, S4ladtfeloe 9el9lase' bat>
70 seb5rt tod Elm erbabener Sinn uno
Elm bober Mutb pasu, >penn tn un1erm
9anoe Elm Gurlt aud se9en lctne tatbos
lil1e1 l1ntertbanen eeredt fem wiQ.
limb bie1en bobeu, unerI9ltterltAen
0ere9ti9teits finn bat unler @rp6ber>
soa. Sd babe mic, rpie IS 70 oft 9ez
iast ,porcen 1T, irseno Elm privtlea fdr
bic &atboliten in per Ii5ceie Main3
aefosnert ~ lan9e id bier bin. MQes.
mas rariber piepre0t eeiast ppnBeporz
susun9en, BON auberoroentli6en prirfs
lesien, Don b%eionbern 8eaunitisunsen,
pom bduFsem @ertebr swtldat mir uno
Der Staat5beb6roe, war un>pabr. SD
babe ME etpaS perlanst fit Die Stelz
lung ber STRIDE BIER in unlam 0robz
bersoetbum 6e7en uno 1T rr DiSeele
Moinh alS bas aQeemetne 1tdt> raS
&edt pie IS audi in Yrmbsn Der
STRIDE eesenlber beltano> e{rli@ unp
etnfa& a%nerfannt. Das batDer @rob<
bers oa sepde:t, uno eas bat e nit gro
eer Weredtisfeit 9ewdbrt. DeBbalb>
meme Yerebrten 9errn, In bsler Sc
fnnunJ Der Ereue sesen unlem &ail let
unp un(ern 9ancesberrn, III b. @einz
nuua, tpelde eas @ebpt 0otte ~@es
bet eem 8ai1er mas pes &ailers 1T, uno
@ctt, paS 0ottes it," TT uns 9ez
pRanst bot labe td Ste Elm, BE @ldler
gu ersreifen uao in ben &uf en;ulftn@
men: Gs lebe sc. Waiefdt rr &allcr
Don Ceutihlano!-Gs lebc sc. S.
nisl, 5obett Der @robberscs vcn 9e's
fen! @te leben bpdT Gle Nrlan1n1>
lung Rimmt beseiitsrt ein.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
81 mertfauer optt einettt Mmeri:
faner 8ejeicbnet.

Die 81. 3. Gribune," bel @elessn>
belt Der @ieerlesuns zines BON einen,
G%naldnpsr entporfenen Biloes Der
Amerifaner, tas tbre Iu9enben auf Die
NcliaiSftdt tbrer &ureltern ,urldfabrt,
oerluht Is curd fpl9ence weniee Stride
cen Gbarafter tbrer 9anosleute feltsuz
iteuen* vSm Durdi6nitt," iast fie,
lit Ger Mmerifaner Elm reltsi5ier unp
estilcetcr Mann. Gr i1p5rt ntdt
uno lpuft ni6t aus. @r 1T ebenlo
wsnie bobfabreno unb sdnfii4 NIT
Mdnnern, als er jemalS uerfeblen mtrp,
seaen Jrauen Elm ar itdnotse5 Betrosea
gu becta6ten; n prdnst i19 tpecer
NIT seiitisen nod pbp6i9en Mttte'n
por, unp tbut pies. nidt neil er etpa
aus relisi5len @runbidber f@ an
Selbfbeberrlduns eew5bnt BAT, ioncert1
ein,te peBbalt, neil Jpn bic Griabruns
selebrt baB Diejenisen, welde int @ez
pranee am meiften ftoeen uno braden>
ant ,peniaiten pormdrt5 fcmmen. Del
aanataner iiberldbt cinen Gremeen
liz priteslbft mas unsefdbr 9eraoe
E tbdtli@ unarl.bieien it, als psnn er
: Entertainer 1T in ruoelt wlroe. Der
E Sd Don Rem SD ute gdaaft nur
" Be,iebunssn Ed bic kuden lug teRen
j., r,no,n Der Mrliofeit uno Se,,tti<
: eraeben, Rat e. tsinta ~s %Hes
: 1T beloupers i'm Be1en csr :" Oee
Die eeute piel su beiddftist ttnp, ~o
eas 1e in Besue auf ibre petlotl!!9'
e Mnaeleeenbeiteu anoera. als >@pf's'a
1ein f5nuten. Sn Neu>Gnslano
n pisIes wenissr Der gau; bort i.a0 81
+ Qeute iberbaupt sebtlpeter ais tnS ~. ~
n item unp pi6en piel mebr ais .er9 Sto
y tilde Bel4aftieuns ett0r0er'' W.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
Sturj SEES mprmpmettbums.

@as bur9 @afeneemtlt bisber
ntGt selanA bat bic Gtlenbsbn berbeiz
eeflbrt bic Nsrni@tuns br Mormpz
nenberriaaft tint utab : 2erritorium.
Sn aQer Sttlle bat bic B1npesreete<
steruns Worbereitunsen aetufen> uut
Dem llnmeien Der @ielwetbest mittels
Der Bafe ee6 0eleBes ben GoeesfoB
su perleBen.
Das BunceszD ifrAts< Geri9t fir
Zen 3. 8e3irf bat pteie Nufmbe iiterz
nom,nen. Jsrmellen Nnlab ba;u ga
ben bic &laseH einiser Gralen, beuen
es nt@t ldnser seiel, eab lire Mdnner
aud aneeren, otelen ipdter vansetrau@
ten" Grauen lire Netsune ;uwanpten
unb bic ibre ebelt@en &edte papur9 III
wabren iudtsn> taB iie tbre Gbeberren
,ue9en Gbebrudes perflaotel. Gortss
Bode trat nun bic betreTsnse Grano
SURF sulamme1t, ~ Der man feline pos
li9amtiten 3enommeu batte, pas Die ~
senannten ~5eiliseu", mie bic Mcrmus
men ftd cemutbiser Weile lelbf nennen,
wdbrenp fe Nneerssldubtstn einfa9
BEN Gitsl "5eioen" eeben, beildufis sez
iast, iebr libel sermerften. Sberri1ter
McRean t%nitrutrte bic @roesel9wsre>
men auf iebr teseidnenbs Betie; in Der
PeSl9liden Mnlpra9e bteb IS u. q.
W.:
merr' biIcet einen 8stanctbeil Der
mus lid a 81, 'ro oas S0lt son utab
faasn. 3 IN rp;lac s'7gunessseltsen
ma0eu lid uor ben @9ranttRt tban,
ridtes perantwortsn, uuo fcutsn0e<
einRuerei@en 0tdpner, pslAe oenBurt
cesseleseu STentlia 5obn fre@sn> UNI
purd tbr b5jes 8etlptel anoere Gag
aufsrcern, Die eriten iein, pel@e b
puue 5treuoe oes 0eleses trefsr ND
ae, anftatt jenen utieuren Wenlden, b
pou ben GinFubretden selsitet pereen'
! Sn @emdbbsit oieier Nuna1ur
!, wurpeu beun an, %. september Srtt
, BAN gouns, ale 5aupt ce' Mormcne1
r Weuo0enldaft netit sterSebn istn
r 6raueu, lomie George q. 5u'it,b Der I
r Nanae youue am nddften febsni
: Wormone, por bic 0rano Sury sel'
E zen, I'm, Dor eerlelben aber 'br IN ,!
r Auae, Der Bunpesselese ebebre@eril
er1&eiueupes Iamtltenleben pernor.m
= unp paur epentueQ peBweeen IN v
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
Die 2atbplifem in Oenti1lan6

ino in 1,euerer Belt 70 sielfaden Qn<
fetnoun9en BON Sette Der rabiealen
preGe %ausseiebt, bab Der 8i@of Sen
Dtains 6reiberr .. &ettsler, fd SER
anla6t fab, at Der @eneralz@ erlamm@
luna ber tatboliiaen @ereine bic Stelz
lung @einer @laubensseno0en in fret>
mitbtser Reoe su setdnen. 8ir la1en
btefelbe bier fulsen:
yDir baben - chen aus ber TuQe
un1ere6 9ersens BEN beiltsen Slater etn
Sod aus9ebra@t. l1nlere @runo|dBe
unb bic Gmpfnbun9en ualeres 6ersens
forberr, baB mir jest au9 Elm 6od
austrin9en auf unlera 9ai1er uao un<
fern @~rpeber;os.
,@ptt bat uns tefpblen: @etet ben.
Safer, tpas css &aiiers 1T, unc 0ott,
was@pttes 1T. @te wi@ti9 bielerNuS5
{pru@ hess etlanpes ift1sben mtr caraus.
pae er uns III bret Gpanselten bert&te'
wire; @ir beuteln ni9t bic @ort'
Der beilisen @arift mad unlerm Belte'
ben : pir nebmen fe f@lt@t uno etn'
fad al, 1T tbrem ppQen unb pabre1
5inn uno MAIDEN fe sur Storm unle
res 6antelns unb unlerer pRt9terfal
lung. Dte &ir@e, bic auf cen Seller
petrt oebaut it, 9ibt aud Dem Sinn
beS Wprtes @ptteS isinen feten Sail
70 pae es pte Elm Jels Der @abrbeit Il
{eineut urlprIneliden etnfa@en I'M
,pabren @inne fortbeltebt uno III IN
fern 5ersen ieltf tptecer eth Gels tpirt
Der uns idlBt ee9ea ale Gertrrut,ee
uns uu8 ftdblt In BET treue1 Grfau
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
Nus be,,, prptefautiiDeu
Eager.

IS eiebt sewi0e 3eiden eer Set, bic
maj, nidt unbeadtet lalen parf; oas
fublen aud sldubise prote tanten*
90 f1reibt man aus Darn tapt:
Dem Dor mebreren Wonaten fisnaz
liiirttn Nutbruf pes Granffurter lutbe>
rtl9en @emeinpe<Y oritanpe5 iiber ben
INNER mebr %3unebmenpen Mansel an
protetantilden Tbeplp9tezS tuotrencen
uno prepteer@G anoipaten 1T jeBt Elm
dbnli1er, nod lauterer Notbruf beS
protetantii9m "9e6. Rir@enbl." &C.
fulSt. DaS 8latt epnitattrt ais ubee
fannie Gbatla1e," rae tn 5e6en uidt
wenise dltere uno frdntlide Weiflide
&ieare trauden> aber feline baben tDnz
nsn, m>il feline ba fino." uDer Manz
9l," ,..vt eS weiter, u>pirp (t9 nod
jtsissru, renu bic 3abl Der Gbeulpsie>
5tupirenpen 1T gum Grbarmen sering;
;panjts eesen feben3is bis odtjis DOR
snei SabTebnten -. Nt9t eenus,
cab fsinNa9wu@s s%orbanoen, au@..uou
Densa> bic porbanpen> sebt Giner na9
sen Mneern meg -. Son jun
sen 2euten, pelde nad ei9enem uno
Der Glteru @unla Gbeoloste ftuctren
wouten, 1T un6 b%efannt, pob fe ale
ie ~ Often bic uniperttdt Bergen. Gin
anperesS tuotum erwdblten -. Maa
miro man tbur> .penn Der Wan9el an
junsen Gbeolp9en nod sr6ber miro?
Wan miro SteQen ;ulammenleBe11.
Neue Yfarrfellen sriinoen, 9robe &tr@<
lpiele rtemenbriren, tpcr Der Nubm cer
flpmmen gor3ett. Wte wtre man elm
Mal pie @esenwart notirsu 2" 0ian
brau9e fi9 l%ibri9ens> iast ras ~Rir<
9enblatt," BET ben 9e9enpdrttsen fird@
l:aen 3utdnpen tnnerbalb bea prote<
itanti6mus iber bic erbarmunssp1rz
zig serinse 3abl Der &beclo9tezS tuoi<
renpeu gar ntdt gu %oerpuncern, ea
man einer, uanftdnpisen, balbwe9s
ebrli9en Menl9en ni&t 5umutben
f1nne, fem &inp ueinen la~n9jabrteen,
wt0en1@aftli@en GURUS rur9ma9en
.3ett, &raft unp germbgen aufwenpen
gu la0en> un e5 iAlteblt& gum &ne&t
pes freiseiftieen pSbels perpen ;u ie<
benz Die Nbnabme beS &irdenbeiu>
4ea be3iHerte Elm eifriser lutbert>
1eer paitor felt einem Sabr;ebnt UNI
labut9 peni9(ens a9t Yrpcent.
II.
DeWCe go G3o;asa Ohm ~ nn1Sfp>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

PENCE -, @eifes Sinh 1T na@fez
Cine bier a6S
BON prutefantil@e" .g,er(ammmluns
Disee(en bes biefse' S.:5.~-~ss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

Giuffuouugeu uab aurre(ponsen,ea
aber tir6lide uno weltlide 8eseten<
beiten uro 3utdnoe fnp itets miQfemz
n,en, sprausselebt, rab fe BON Ser
faNer uuter3eidnet f1no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-28
A Curious Story of Corruption In
Alabama,

WARRINGTON, March 26.
A curious circumstance has been brought
to light, which 1t Is understood will be
made the subject Of Congressional investi.
CATION. It appears that the State Of Ala.
bama, Is entitled to several thousand acres
OF agricultural land scrip, under the acts
OF Congress, and that W. W. Smith, the
late Governor Of that State, visited Wash
ington about year since, for the purpose
Of causing an issue Of the scrip. The
Commissioner Of the Land Office directed
the scrip TO be made out, but for some mys-
terious reason It was never issued.
Some few weeks ago, Governor Lind
say, Of Alabama, received Q communication
from gentlemen Of Ohio, charging tho ex-
istence Of conspiracy forth withhold.
ing Of this scrip, by which Alabama per
cent bonds were to be deprecated in Wall
street TO sixty cents on the dollar, then
bought up by interested parties, and under
tho State law exchanged at par rates ar
this scrip. As consequence an examina-
ton into the matter was had under the
auspices Of Gov. Lindsay, oI Alabama,
and a package Of scrip Is said to haYe been
discovered in the Land Office, all made
out and endorsed on the envelope as with
held by direction of Senator Warner. A
writer Of q warning letter from Ohio
charged that Ex-Gov. Smith and Senator
Warner were interested In this stock Job
bing conspiracy. It Is said Ext -CommiS.
sioner Wilson. knows all about the affair,
and will no doubt make some curious
revelations Of this and other land Jobs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-28
New York Live stock Market.


CATTLE-The market, with a rising Of
1000 head Of cattle for the week ending
tonight, closes less firm. Prices are
scarcely any lower, but cattle cost much
more on the way here, making dealers
very little money, hence many OF them
call prices lower. There were 4,30O head
to-day, 81 cars at Tooth street, IS cars at
Communipaw and 80 cars at Weehawken.
It was only possible to sell out; 500 head
Of State cattle were sent in. Dry cows,
bulls, and old oxen went at 11a18c; fair
steers at 14c; prime to extra at 15a15tc,
with few fair at Ice, and 90 choice lii.
nois, of9t cwt. at 16ia16c; 80 Of z cwt. OF
14a15c; 80 Canadas Of Z cwt. at 14c; 100
Illinois Of 0 cwt. at 1910. Prospects not
fAttering.
SHERP-Total number $4,000, with
7,1O0 Of them to-day. Market very dull,
and prices declining. Very many remain
unsold. They are worth 6a7c for thin TO
fair wool sheep, with good to choice at u
asic, q few selections Of extra fat stock
reaching &c. One car Of prime State fed
Canada sheared sheep, 1S4 lbs, sold at 7c.
One car, IS lbs, Ohio wool sheep at 6tc.
Hoas-Have run down rapidly, live
selling at 74aSc, and dressed 0ta10c. To-
tai, 13,60O, with $500 to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-28
THE PROBLEM in THE SOUTH
Measures for the Suppression Of Vic.
lence About Agreed On.
The President to be Empowered to
Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus
and Declare Martial Law.

The President to be Empowered to
Suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus
and Declare Martial Law.
WASHINGTON, March 90.
The Republican members Of the House
Special Committee on the Presidents
Message, have unanimously agreed that
some legislation for the suppression Of
lawlessness in the South, Is imperative.
1t Is therefore proposed to report a bill
to-day, or tomorrow, and the committee
have instructed Mr.. shellabarger to pre-
pare draft Of one, for consideration
at their meeting to-day. This bill which
Is already completed, will be sim
pie, and at the same time compre-
hensive, and will be founded principally
on existing laws providing for their
application to present the contingencies.
The third and last section, which Is the
most important feature Of the bill, pro-
yides that when domestic violence and
disorders shall exist in any State and the
same shall Re caused by armed and organ.
lied bands, combined 70 commit such acts,
too strong to- be suppressed by State
authorities, or where such authorities by
reason of being in completely or sympathy
with such organized bands do not repress
such disorders, the President shall, with
out waiting to be called upon by the Gov
error or the Legislature Of such State,
issue his proclamation ordering the dis
banding OF such armed organized bands,
and he shall have the power and It shall
be:his duty to use the army and navy ofthe
United Statesto suppress such disorder,
and arrest all organized bands causing
them. W.
Il provides also, that in pursuance Of
such duty he may declare the disaftected
district IN insurrection, proclaim martial
law, suspend the writ of.hdbeGs corpus
therein, and proceed to tho suppression Of
violence and the punishment Of offending
persons. '.f
This section also embraces a provision
embodied in Mr.. Shellabargers bill, that
when offenses punishable under this act
are begun In one United States judicial
district and completed in another, every
such offence shall be regarded as conf
mitted in either district, and may DO In
quired into, tried, and dealt with, the
same as II wholly committed in said dis.
trict. F fsl5 3La4 ri
The operations OF this section are, by
It's terms, limited to the first OF June,
l1S72. sg- gss. gt .tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-28
NEW YORK CITY.

New York, March 81.
The 7n6unSS financial article says that
the recent activity and buoyancy in Lake
Shore stock have been at different times
explained in various ways by the wise
ones Of the street, and whatever may
have been the real cause, the Vanderbilt
clique have taken pains 10 quietly circu.
late the statement that an extra scrip
dividend Of $5000O00, about IA per
cent, Is to be made, which will increase
the capital stock to $4,000, 900, and that
the road Is then to be leased to the New
York Central, which corporation Is to
guarantee 7 per cent 10 the stockholders
Of Lake Shore. Whether this will be
done or not remains to be seen, but there
Is no doubt whatever that at present the
Central clique desire the public to be.
lleve that such Is the programme,
The United States store-ship Relief,
will sail from the navy yard tomorrow
for Philadelphia, where she will receive q
cargo Of provisions for the destitute peO-
pie of France. Her chief officers are
Commander Geo. Fl. Perkins and Lieut..
enant Commander G. r. HASwell,
A movement 10 on foot to send abroad
under American auspices, an expedition
for the purpose oI . thorough exploration
Of Jerusalen1s and the Holy Land. A
committee Is already organized In this
city, and are well under way towards car.
rying out such plan. Last evening they
held a meeting In DR.. Adams church,
Madison avenue, at which addresses were
delivered by DR.. Crosby, Rev, W. s. Bud
inrton. Rev, Drs. Hitchcock, Thompson,
and Others. A letter has BEEN received
from the Archbishop Of York, England,
endorsing the movement
II Is rImofed that the United States
ship Ticonderoga, at tho Brooklyn Navy
Yard, third rate, ten guns, new Gag ship
Of Port Admiral Strtngham, has been or
dered 70 adjust her compaOses Withextra-
ordinary care at once, and prepare for q
special and important mission. A few
weeks ago she was commissioned anew,
and was sent to this post % relieve the
United States steamer Narragansett,
which latter vessel hRs recently sailed for
San Francisco direct. a .st.e
MANY naval officers are Of the opinion
that we arc on the eve Of some important
movement in naval matters.
The United States ship shawmut will
70 to sea on her official trial trip, Wednes.
Arrived. Calabria, from Liverpool.
T In the Supreme Court today Judge
Barnard dismissed without costs the suit
of the Erie Railway against Vanderbilt,
for one million dollars, involving the
charges Of fraud in settling suits against