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BETTER THAN GOLD.

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oRFIoERs
WALTON H. pBoKHAM, Prea,dsnf;
WIS. r. HOOKER, Vice President;
LucluS HoApAH, seo'y and Aetuaryi..
&C. CLENCH. Asst Secretary.
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THE laws of the State of New York, WHICH AP-
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM
PANY, give on insurance effected for wife or chill
arsp, to them exclusively frs FROM the olsins OF
creditors.
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SECURITY, oHEAPNEss, LI8ERALITY, PRO-
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GuTsH THE MANAGEMENT OF This
COMPANY.
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City of New York.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
THE LEGAL TENDER QUESTION.
The Supreme Court ReYerses
Its Former Decision.
The Constitutionality of tho Legal
Tender Act Affirmed.
NFW YnEK- Annl 2

NEW YORK, Aprl p,
The 7HBunc's Washington special has
tue following important intelligence: "Thc
decision Of the Supreme Court on the
cases involving the cOnstitutionNlity of tho
Legal Tender Act Of 1862, concerning
which there has been so much interest,
will be made known in open Court Mon.
day next in the presence Of full bench.
The opinions, however, for there will be
two, will not be delivered until the meet
ing Of the Court ut the next term in De-
cember, in order that the Judges niay have
time 10 perfect them. In . case Of such
magnitude and involving such important
consequences, it is thought this decision
will be final, as the Court will probably
hereafter refuse to consider the points in
volved, inasmuch as a full bench willnow
participate in the judgment,
The court will decide not only rs TO
the liabilities Of contracts made before the
passage OF the act, but Of those made
since. It Is positively acertained that
the decision of the Court will reverse the
decision in the previous case by deciding
that oil contracts made before the war
may he fulfilled by the payment Of green
backs. In this decision the Court will
stand rs follows: Affirming the constitu-
tIOnality of the net. Justices Miller. Davis,
Swayne, Bradley and Strong; against, Chief
Justice Chase, Justices Nelson, Clifford
and Field. AS to the ConstitutiOnaIiLy Of
the act, us applicable to contracts made
since its passage, thelo is some doubt as
to how the Court will stand, although it
is certain that the legality Of the act will
be affirmed as in the other case, and per
haps by larger number of the judges.
The Court on Monday will announce
several other cases, and will then end the
term by adjournment until December.
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clined tosay why the same power had
not been used TO stop Sunday demonstra-
tions. Ar. Disraeli gave notice of reso-
luton 70 the effect that the financial plans
Of the government were unsatisfactory to
the House, and should be reconsidered.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer then
announced that the Government, seeing
violence and opposition to tho measure,
would withdraw the watch project, and
would propose a new one Thursday. .
. LONDON, April 25.-11A. NJ.
The steamship City of Paris, from
New York, April Is, arrived at Queens
town at $50 this morning. The steam
ship Oceanica, which left New York on
the same day, land passed Sandy Hook
thirty minutes ahead Of the City Of Paris,
has not yet been reported at Queenstown.
It Is reported that the steamship Queen
Of the Thames, from Melbourne, bound
to London, has been lost, and that large
number Of persons were drowned, No
particulars.
4 great race for two thousand guineas,
between three year old colts and fillies,
come off to-day at Newmarket. Out Of
Sc subscribers only 1S faced. The
starter Of the race was won by Boutwell,.
Sterling was the second, and King Of the
Forest the third.
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GRIND Lodge Of West Yirginia.
GIouxDsvILLE, April 25, 1871.


The Il W. Grand Lodge l. 0.O.F. Of
West Virginia convened in annual session
this morning in Odd Fellows Hall. There
were present Peter Darnell, NJ. W.
Grand Master; Geo. Edwards, Right
Worthy D. G. NJ; Thos, G. Steele, R. W.
Grand Secretary; Richard 7. Roberts, R.
W. Grand Treasurer; Wheeler Reeves
r. W. Grand Warden; also a very full
representation 0! Past Ghnds. q -rtT
The business consisted in reading the
journal Of tho Grand Master, which gave
a very satisfactory account Of the progress
Of the order in the State. The Report Of
tho Representatives at tho late session Of
the Grand Lodge Of the United States was
also read. The various committees were
appointed, swho will report on Wednes-
day The next session will be held at
Clarksburg on the 4th Tuesday in April,
1872. 1t is expected the Grand Lodge
will continue in session till Thursday; q
large amount Of business Is 10 be trans
acted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
GENERAL NEWS.

The post office at Wilmington, Ohio,
was entered by burglars Monday night
and robbed oi $500 in stamps.
Its expected the full returns of the
census Of the entire country will be re-
ceived by May.
Geo. Nutter, of New Durham, N. II.
who sailed under an assumed name from
Portland for Liverpool, Saturday, is
charged with uttering forged orders to
the amount OF $4,000. He obtained
$4,000 from the Dover Bank.
-MazeIl, the Netherlands resident
Minister, has been recalled from this cOun.
try and appointed to another diplomatic
post.
The Ohio Legislature yesterday re.
solved TO adjourn sine die May 2ntl.
II. Monroe Campbell, contractor ol
the Normal University building, at Car.
bondAle, Ills, while experimenting the
hoisting Of material in the building, Mon.
day, was struck by q falling IOist, and died
from the injuries.
AT Ossian, Winhepeck county, Iowa,
o lew days ago, Mrs. John Taylor
smothered her infant, 3 weeks old, and
then committed suicide by throwing her
sell under train Of cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
GheGntelEigetr

RIGHT OF WAY GRANTED.-Both
branches Of Council last evening passed
the Ordinance granting the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company right Of way for
track up John street to connect with the
Hempaeld. The ordinance provides that
the Company is to be reponsible for any
legal claims for damage done by the
altered grade of the streets, or otherwise,
to private property, and has other proper
and salutary provisions for the protection
Of the city and her citizens, which may be
briefly enumerated.
The grading is to begin where the east
line of Market intersects John, and is to
end at east line Of Fourth, and is to be
not more than two feet below the present
grade where the centre lines Of Fourth
and John cross. The track is to be so
laid as not to obstruct the track Of the
street railway and so that the top Of the
rails Shall not be above tho general sur
face level Of the streets travcrsed. The
city is tObe indemnifed for any expense in.
Cured in adapting the grade Of Fourth
street, 10 the altered grade Of John. The
Company at its own costSis to restore tho
streets rs speedily as possible, to as good
condition rs they arc now in, and not TO
permit their obstruction by allowing cars
to stand on the track outside Of the depot
to run trains through the streets at no
more rapid speed than four miles an hour;
and to keep watchmen at each point
where street is crossed, to give notice Of
approaching trains. The city reserves the
right TO annul the grant il the Company
at any time makes connection with the
Hempfeld by line south of the creek, or
violates the provisions of the ordnance
making tho grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
THE IMPENDING FLOOD AT
NEW ORLEANS,
Several Breaks In the Mississippi
Levee..The Bonnet Care Crevasse
Beyond Control.
NEW YORK, April ..

NEW YORK, April %.
A dispatch from New Orleans at late
hour last night says "ThG whole city Is
filled with rulnors Of crcvasses and the
probable innundatiOn. A careful inquiry
and personal investigation reduces the
number of .CrCvasses from which immi.
nent danger is anticipated TO four-at
Poverty Point, Wallacke's plantation and
Bonnet Carrc above the city, and Moran's
plantation below. Tonight three of these
are reported under control, leaving the
break at Bonnet CarrG alone to be com.
balted. Here the danger Is great and im.
minCnt. Waters OF the river are rushing
through with a roaring sound audible
Tor miles, blowing u channel tllty
feet deep, fur into the vacant lands, while
the levee rapidly Crumbles into It's boiling
waters. Piles, four feet deep, driven 20
feet into the ground and packed with sand
bags, arc swept away like reeds No ei'
forts can now close the Crevasse, and as
soon as the flood has cut Its way into the
lake, the latter will overflow the whole
rear portion Of the city Of New Orleans
LATER.-The latest news is that the
Bonnet Carre CrevaSse Is still extending,
and that twelve miles Of tic jackson
railroad has been washed away. Two
other crevasses, one at Saint Monaire,
west OF Baton Rouge, and one on the Nc
Donough estate, below the city, arc re-
ported,
The latest news from the Bonnet Carre
Creyassc reports the break to be 200 feet
wide, but nothing official has been recelv-
ed from that point This morning the
water Is running over the truck of the
Jackson railroad, between the 18th and
14th mile.posts. At Kennuers volunteers
have turned out to throw up works TO stop
the water coming from the rear. Chief
Engineer Thompson has ustrecelved OIL
ciai information that the Wallace Crevasse
at ST. James, has been electually stopped.
The Merceo and Tillers CreVasses have
both been closed. Men have gone to the
McDonough CrcvaSse, and 1t is expected
that they will be closed By tonight
Nothing has been received from Poverty
Point to-day. Gen. Thompson asserts
that there is no danger Of the city being
oyerlowed. i,
The tug.boats Aspinwall and Admiral
while racing In the river yesterday, ran
into the harbor police boat, knocking i tc
pieces and killing officer Douglass. The
other officers were saved by swimming
ashore
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Frauds by an Insurance Secretary.
..'. NEW York, April 20. 4

A meeting Of the Stockholders oil the
Common Fire Insurance Company was
held this afternoon. W. +. ueins, an &C.
Countant, who was requested by the Com.
mittee to examine the books and draw up
II statement, read u report which showed
that for several years Secretary Doughty
had been practising serious frauds and II.
regularides, involving the company in
losses. The investigation Is yet incom-
plete. 1t Is said that, besides u legitimate
outlay by tho Company, $l50,OOO has
been spirited away. Mr.. HaweS, the
President OF the Company, who was pres.
ent Ot the meeting, was severely reflected
upon, as there were entries in the books
which placed his name in question. The
Stockholders desire \ continuance Of the
examination. A motion to that effect was
passed, and new Committee appointed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, April 25.

WASHINGTON, April %.
Synopsis for t1ceaty;tour hours'-On
the Pacific Coast tho barometer has con.
tinuCd to rise, with an increasing south
wind. The cloudy weather Of Monday
evening, prevailing from Minnesota to the
Mississippi, had on Tuesday morning
brought light rains to the regions Of south
Indiana and Illinois, with rapid dimiDu.
ton of the pressure on tho lower lakes.
Ssoutheaslerly winds have during the day
prevailed along the Atlantic and Gulf
coasts, with cloudy and threatening
weather, and there were occasional light
rains in Pennsylvania and In the Central
Mississippi Valley. II Is probable that
on Tuesday night the barometer will con.
Time to fall over the lake district, and that
on Wednesday cloudy and rainy weather
will DO very generally experienced from
Missouri TO Alabama, and eastward, with
brisk winds in the middle and eastern
States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Important Income Tax Question-.-
Liability OF State Officers.

.El.lI.i WASHINGTON, April 25.
The recent opinion by the Supreme
Court in the case Of Day %. Burlington,
in which 1t was held that the salary of 8
Judge Of a State Court was not liable TO
income tax, has brought before the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue for deci-
sion tue very important question as 10 the
liability Of other State. officers TO pay an
income tux on their salaries. The opln-
ion referred TO was based on the argu-
ment that If the right Of the general gov
ernmcnt 10 tax a judges salary Is once ad-
mitted, then the State judiciary might be
taxed out of existence. Other State off,
GERS appeal from the assessment made
upon their salaries, holding that the argu-
ment applies to their cases as well rs 10
those Of judges. The question involved
is an extremely important one, us q de-
Cision in the cases now pending similar to
that already given would probably be fol-
lowed by demand from all paris OF the
country for drawbacks Of oil tax on sal
aries paid since tho income tax law was
passed. A question would also be raised
us as 10 the legality Of the income tax on
fees of sAeriiTS and other officers whose
salaries are not fixed. .EI .I..'.
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ENGLAND,
The House Of Commons Votes to
Tax NatcheS..RepOrted Loss Of
Steamer.

AuA
Steamer.
LONDON, April g.
AT the Clcse OF tue debate on the bud.
get in the House OF Commons last night, q
vote was taken on Mr. Oixon's motion
adverse TO the proposed tax on matches,
and resulted llvorably " The VoHern'
MeHt. 3
ln the House Of Commons last night,
Mr. Lowe, Chancellor ExchcQuer, in
continuation Of his remarks, said that Il
the Government were compelled To with
draw the budget the Government must
seriously consider the proper course to
nursuC, MesSrs. Gilpin, Bright and others,
liberal members, made speeches in oppo.
SIlion to the budget. Disraeli spoke in
aenunciatiOn Of the propositions Of the
budget for an increase OF the income tax
and the succession Of duties, aud for the
imposition Of an excise duty on mltches.
Nr, Gladstone, in reply, said that TO re-
call and reconsider the budget at the bid
ling Of m adversary, was unprecedent'
ID; In conclusion, he said that the oHpl'
Sltlou had in the main directed their as
'ault uponl the match tax, but the abolition
oI the system of the purchase OE army
commissions was the real target. In the
vote which eusued the Government was
sustained this evening. Mr., Gladstone
stated that he had assumed the responsi
olllly Of ordering the police 10 prevcn
Anu'match-taX demonstrations. he lie
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. ADril 05.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, April 25.
Gold has been firm at 10e; closed at
/ 10f, on the announcement that the Gx-
ports tomorrow will be only 050,000.
Loans at 1a8 per cent. Clearances 49,.
100000. Governments steady, at about
tc advance, in anticipation Of extra pur-
chases by tho Treasury tomorrow.
Stocks opened regular and ieyerish, the
dealings on an enormous scale, and lluCtu.
ations so frequent that 1t was difficult to
record all changes on the stock tele.
graph instrument, which communicates
with the brokers' Office. There were fro
Quent rallies, which were followed BY re-.
actions. North West common 'shares, es.
pccially weak, at one time declined TO
S3t, but finally recovered to 9i1. West.
ern Union was the only clique stock un.
affected, and has been buoyant all day.
Express shares strong. It is said by
some rampant bulls Of last week, now
bears, that cliques sold heavily at high
prices, and again re-investing in short In.
terest, will give the market another up
ward turn. Atthe close tho tendency Of
the market was rather upward than 9TH
erwise, and some leading shares selling at
the best prices Of the day, Money easy,
at Case. Southern State bonds steady.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, no.
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Investigation of Pittsburgh Min
lister,


The Committee to investigate the
charges recently preferred against Rev.
Jno. A. Gray, late Pastor Of Christ N.
f. Church OF this city, began Its session
to-day. After protracted discussion the
Committee decided 10 set with closed
DOORS They afterwards agreed to admit
one newspaper reporter for each side,
with the agreement that nothing be made
public until the investigation closes.
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The Match Tax IN England-.London
Asks Information Of Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 95.

W ASlAAENNASANt @APAA 49,
Commissioner PlcasOnton to-day re:
ceiyed dispatch from the Chancellor OF
tle Exchequer, London, as follows:
HPloaSe cable Immediately how the tax
on friction matches works. Did the I'M.
nosition derange the manufacture or check
consumption! What yield this year,.
General PleaSontoR made the following
reply;
aMr. Lo,cc, Chancellor Of The ESeheqnsr'
London:
~The tax on friction matches works
well. Manufacture not derangednorr CON
sumption checked, Yield two million
dollars per SnnuM.
TSirnedl PLEAS0NToH,
Commissioner"
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NEW YoRK, April o..

NEW IVINNI .NTIFI1 -
Tho 7ribpne'S correspondent telegraph
el from Washington last night that it is
0ulhorltatively announced thata successor
has M last been found for Secretary Fish
and tbat the next Secretary of State will
either he ex-senator Morgan or eS.AtIor.
ney General Evarts, probably the latter.
The changp wiiinoi he made Immediately
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Of chicr Jusllec Chase.
WASHINGTON, April 81.

" AsHINUIVNI -lVII ~'I'
It is understood that the Chief Justice,
whose health is still improving, will re-
main hero about u week after the adjourn,
ment Of the Supreme Court, when he will
visit Bethesda Springs, in Wisconsin, or
Ioln AIrs. Hoyt In Europe. The Chief
Justice is now able to take long walks
daily, and to devote many hours each day
to his duties aud his books. The other
Judges, excepting Justice Nelson, who is
occupied with the High Commission, will
nPoueed 70 their districts to hold Courts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Resumption OF Work in Six Pennsyl-
yanIa ColIierleS.

A dispatch from Wilkesbarre says six
coliieries IN this vicinity have gone to
work, the Enterprise, Port kawKley'
Pleasant Valley, Warrior Run, Nothing
ham and Chauncery. There Till 30 d
meeting Of the Wilkesbarre Coal y Iron
Company men, this evening.
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A special to the Herald from Conneaut
Ohio, says; About five O'Clock this morn
ing the small dwelling house OF B. G.
Poster, at the depot, was discovered TO be
on fire, and in a few moments the house
was in flames. Mr., Foster and wifi
barely escaped death, while two children
persisted in the tlames-Jennie, aged toul
years was burnt to crisp; Lloyd aged l2
leaped from the upper window and was sc
badly burnt that he died in four hours
Loss on building and clothing about fiYC
hundred dollars. No insurance.
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WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wn., April ".

,r MADISON, Wa, AprilS.
The Official yqtG OF the State for Asso-
ciGte Judge OF tho Supreme Court, gives
Nj. Lyon, Republican ll,6& majority
over Mr., Falling, Democrat.
Governor Fairchild left for Boston this
morning 10 deliver the annual address
before the army Of the PotaTnac, taking
place in that city in May.
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STATE BONDs-MissOuris, 033; Tennes-
sees, old and new, o.; Yirginias, new, II i
old, III North Carollnas, new, 4s; old hE995tt
STOCKs-W Western Union Telegraph, 59t;
AdamslExpress, SIT; Wells, Fargo s Co.,
43t; United States, 5Ot; American, 53t;
Pacific Mail AZ; New York Central, 1911;
do scrip, 05t Erie, GOT; Harlem, 1921; Read.
ing, I'LL Michigan Central, 122; Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh, 1851; Northwestern,
s4s; do preferred, o.; Rock Island, 111s;
New Jersey Central, 1851; St Paul 62i; do
preferred, sl3; Wabash, Gil do preferred,
81; Fort Wayne, 99e; Terre Haute, 81;
Chicago & Alton, 1870; Ohio & Mississippi,
5Sf; Cleveland, Columbus i Cincinnati,
sSE; Burlington& q Quincy, 1ad; Lake Shore
1901; Indiana Central. 90; Illinois Central,
1884; Union Pacific, Sgf ...
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Cincinnati Market.
CNoHNATI, April 25,

w
CorToN-Dull; middling 14c.
FLouR-Dull; family so 15a6 40.
GRAN-Wheat dull; red 81 9Oa1 SO.
Rye unchanged. Oats steady No. ? at
54aAac. Barley, 81 l9.
EGas-Dull at l4al5o..
BUTTER-Firm at S9a35c.
CHERsE-Qulet at 15a18c.
'PRovIsIoNs - Dull. Bacon TIC for
shoulders, and 0ta10tc for sides. Bulk
Meats nominal at 6ta74c. Lard, held al
lie.
ToRAcCo-Demand good.
WHIsKY-Dull at SOC.