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Albright and Dol. Bay. in whom have full con-
tidence.
learn that Mr.. Boyd proposes to make q full
confession, and then retire from public life and
all connection with the Ku-Klux. leave the
matter in your hands, after full conference SI
shall have done all thct may be required OF him.
If his action is entirely satisfactory he may be
released on his parole, and IL he plays false ne
can be again arrested.
the next list will be furnished to tie JUG ge Ad-
the 25th July. Some of the Oaswell criminals
are escaping. / want you to exercise sound
discretion as to such arrests in Oaswell not on
The company in Dallas, CASTOR. will be under
your command, W. 8. Mckee, Captain He Will
be mustered i'll morrow 1t would De wen 10
needed. and they can have control over CASTOR,
Lincoln Rnd Oatawba. Twenty or thirty OF your
men should be sent to Shelby, cleveland coun-
ty, to keep an eye on Plato DurhAm's frlenos
and prevent intimidation of voters.
Our friends in the mountain counties are very
much concerned about the loss OF votes by the
absence of your men. Send as many as you can
spare to Asheville. Marshall and huntsville, 80
that they can vote and return. Come men will
be actually needed ia Ashevllie ana burnsVlne
TO ensure q fair election.
would be glad to have 3 full report -
The lawyer exhsusting every expedlent,
but they will fail. This is their last movement.
It is important that the Chief Justice, who is
substantially sustaining me. should be very
courteously treated in the person of his messen-
ger. -
wish Won to send me list of persons and wit
nesses together with the proofs in each case. I
want to know the evidence in advance OF the
Court.
With my best wishes for yourself and the Off
GERS and men under your command. am re-
spectfully,
and Commander -ln-Ohief
The registers of the Marlborough House
and National Hotel were offered to show
that both Kirk and Burger registered as
from Tennessee in June last, some time
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current

L1XK, - bbl.0 90 %
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after being in the service of Gov. Holden
The counsel for respondent also proffered
to show entry on these registers of a later
date. showing that they had registered as
North Carolinians.
Pending the admissibility of the regis
tiers az evidence the court adjourned.
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& e VIE W
OF THE
MARKETS
FOB THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY
February ., 1871
E e V L Il w

TURPFSTINE-Has been in active request from
distillers since the close OF our last review, and
prices have improved 10 cents on all qualities.
he IF cent rise in the river has enabled parceIe
from above tideway to reach m ark ct more freely,
All OF which has found ready sale-clcsing firm
at So rs forsoft and 81 10 for hard y Dbl. of 28O
lbs. The arrivals and sales for the week foot
up .Q32 bills. q follows
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fPIR1Ts TURPENTTNE.-For this article the
m arket has ruled steady and nm throughout
the week, and quotations gwen in our last has
been fully systematically cents y gallon for
Southern packages. Receipts have been meagre
both by river and rail, and there is no stock re.
naming IN factors hands-Dearly all here being
in second hands, and held for foreign export
The market closes firm at above figure. The
week g sales arc as follows
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If you feel dull, drowsy, debiIi aied, h4v + e
quent he dache, mouth ra-tes rad, poor app
tite and tongue coated, you suffering +
Torpid Liver or Billousness " aud nothing W II
cure 70 so speedily and permsnentI' a, Dir.
Pierce Alt. Ext. or Golden Ne1icsl Discovery
Sold bv all druRqe16
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SEVENTH DAY.

SEVENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, Feb. 8, 1871.
Concluded from Saturdays issue.
Mr. Merrimon We next put in evidence
the reply of the Secretary of War to the
telegram OF Gov. Holden.
The Clerk read :
WASHINGTON, D. g., 1870.
Coz. W. ". Holden
In connection with your telegram OF August
9TH. to the President, the Attorney General sub
united the following
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Aug. 8, 1870.
do not how the United States District
Judge can refuse to issue the writ if the petition
makes out a case for it under the hdbeas corpus
act OF 1859, IA statutes, 1856. II the return 10
uhcontroverted. or the facts appearing on proof
&c the Judge, after denial by the petitioner
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No DISAPPOINTMENT No Ridiculous Tints, or
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-08
HALIFAX.
The Ship Golden Fleece on Fire

HALIFAX, n. S., July THE Amer.
icau ship Golden Fleece, OF and from
Boston, bound for Bombay, and laden
with ice, put in here last evening, on
fire. The ship sailed on July lst, and
all was we'll until Tuesday, when smoke
was discovered issuing from the forward
hatch. The fire was in the lower hold,
where there was quantity OF sawdust
and shavings. The seamen cut a hole
and poured water in, but without avail,
10 the Captain ordered the matches to
be closed tight, and the ship bore up for
Halifax with smoke issuing from her
as abe bore up the harbor. She was
Immediately made fast to a dock and
the fire alarm sounded. Several streams
were PLAYING into the hold all night, the
ship Slowly settling down. but up to
noon the fire was still burning fercely.
The only hope of saving the ship is by
filling her with water, after which the
fire engines will have to pump her out;
The fire is supposed to have originated
from the spark of q cigar or pipe falling
into the hold while she was loading at
Boston. - ~ & r. TELs.E u .
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New YORK, July Several Of the
most enterprising Of the Associated
Press papers in the city and elsewhere
COPY without credit the full and inter
esting account of the Tennessee railroad
horror furnished by the American Press
Association on the 5th. The Cincinnati
Commercial, Gazette and Enquirer copy
the report and credit it to the Louis
vile Ledger, which is member of the
American Press Association, and whose
account of the disaster wac furnished
by the American Press. The energy
and enterprise displayed by the Amerl-
can Press Association in its domestic as
well as foreign service is being reward
ed by the extension of its field Of opera
ton as far south as Selma, Ala, includ-
ing Atlanta, Macon and Columbus, Ga,
papers in each place having left the old
Association to join the ranks OF the
young and vigorous American Press
Association, whose dispatches contain
news which is invariably correct and
reliable, fuller and more interesting in
detail, and nearly always twelve to
twenty-four hours in advance of the
Associated Press. ..
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NEWPORT.
Third Annual Meeting ~ the Amy
and Navy or the GulH.

NEWPORT, r. l., July THE third
annual meeting OF the Army and Navy
OF the Gulf was held here to-day in the
Academy OF Music, Lieutenant General
P. II. Sheridan in the chair. A memo.
rial and resolutions in relation to Ad'
miral Farragut were presented and
adopted. An election OF officers result.
ed as follows President, General P. II.
Sheridan; Vice Presidents, Rear Ad-
miral Theodorus Bailey and Major
General William II. Emery; Record
ing Secretary, g. p. Hanes Correspond.
ing Secretary, Maj. J. f. Montgomery;
Treasurer, General Jacob Sharpe; Ex.
ecutive committee, General Jacob
Sharpe. General Duncan s. Walker.
General II. B. Sargent. Colonel j.
Schuyler Crosby, Colonel Robert Watts.
Major J. f. Montgomery and Captain
C. II. Raymond After the evening
exercises at the Academy, there was .
grand banquet at the Ocean House, the
Fort Adams band furnishing the music.
On the removal OF the cloth, speeches
were made by Admiral Bailey, Cover.
nor Padelcord, of Rhode Island. and
Others Midnight closed the festivities.
The next meeting is to be held in New
York on the 18th Of October. 1871.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ll3.
Catharine Schenck, aunt Of General
Schenck, died at her residence in Frank
lin, Ohio, on Wednesday. She had re
sided in Franklin more than sixty
years.
A heavy rain and wind storm passed
over Portsmouth, Ohio, Friday evening.
unroo6ng the Catholic school, Presby.
terian Church and county Jail, No
body injured.
A German named Ignatius Solomoa
fell from the third story Of his boarding
house in Dayton, Ohio. on Wednesday
night, splitting his skull, causing death
soon after.
A man named Latta died at Green.
field, Ohio, Thursday evening. from the
effects Of q wound received at Frank.
fort, Ohio, by a man named Helfritz.
who struck Latta violent blow on the
head during fracas.
Isaac NJ. Pennock and Joseph Pen.
mock, his father, are under arrest 10
Pittsburgh, charged with embexzlement
and fraud to the amount OF $4,000
Both are prominent citize rs, and the a.
fair is creating a sensation.
Mr.. Cyrus Wakefield has donated the
magnificent sum OF 100000 to Har.
ward College, to be used In the erection
OF recitation hall. 1t is to be situated
near the spot where DR.. Peabody's house
stands, and will be called Wakefield
Hall.
About six thousand people witnessed
the game OF base ball bet-een the Red
Stockings, Of Boston, and the White
Stockings. OF Chicago, in the latter city.
yesterday afternoon. The game was
won bv the White Stockings in . score
OF 7 to |. The Red Stockings played
well, but were beaten at every point.
Scott Hastings, Of Rockford. was um.
pire. The game was very satisfactory
to both parties. Time, one hour and
fly minutes. The only home run 10
the game was made by Tracy, Of the
White Stockings. The batting Of the
White Stockings was terrific.
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The Paris Bank OF France yesterday
dispatched one hundred and four million
francs in specie to Prussia. Fourteen
dray carts were needed for its transpor-
tation to the railway station.
The trial Of Rochefort, Asst and Ros-
sell has been postponed for fortnight.
President Thiers subscribed one mil
lion francs to the loan.
The small pox is decreasing in Paris.
1t is again reported that NJ. Favre
has resigned the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, but the rumor arises probably
from his frequent expression Of the hope
that he will soon be able to relinaulsh
his portfolio to bis successor.
Numerous Algerian tribes have given
in their submission to General Taller
nande, and the end of the insurrection
is near at hand.
MADRID, july Tt is believed that
Merit will resign the direction of the
Ministry of Finance after the presenta-
ton of the report of the committee upon
the tobacco monopoly.
The vote of censure of the Government
has been rejected in the Cortes by a
vote Of ll9 to 81.
A proposition for general amnesty
in Spain and its colonies is under con-
sideration in the Cortes.
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WEATHER REPORT.
synopsis for the Past Twenty.FOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, July - P. M.-The
barometer has fallen somewhat on
the Pacific coast, and still more at the
Rocky Mountain stations. An area OF
low pressure is probably developing in
Minnesota, while heavy rain is now re-
ported. The low barometer on Thurs
day evening over Lake Huron has
moved eastward and is now centered
over the Bay of Fundy. A light rain
fell during the night from New York
eastward, where partially cloudy and
clear weather has to-day prevailed, with
fresh westerly winds increasing to brisk
breezes at New ork city and Rochester.
The barometer continues highest in
Florida, but is lower than on Thursday
evening. Fresh southwesterly winds
have continued in the Southern States
Brisk easterly winds have prevailed at
Key West during the day. Fresh west
and northwest winds prevailed from
Tennessee to the lakes.
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather
is probable for Saturday in the Middle
and Eastern States The disturbances
west of Wisconsin will probably extend
to Lake Huron by Saturday, but dan
gerous winds are not apprehended for
any great extent Of country. A severe
local storm ls probable for southern
Iowa tonight. Southerly wirds with
weather will probably ex-
tend over Alabama and Georgia by
Saturday noon.
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FIRES.

New YORK, July IA fire was dis
covered this morning in the engine
room of Matthew Byrnes' building
yard, l42 East Thirtythird street. and
before the fire department could arrive
the flames had gained immense head
way causing the following losses
Byrnes building yard $4,000; insured
for S2S,OOO. The adjoining building,
No. l44, occupied as dwelling by A.
Johnston, $1,000; insured. Leather fac.
tory Of H. Bitters, No. $50, $4,000; fully
insured. The cause Of the fire is un-
known.
PHILADELPHIA, July About half
past twelve o'clock this morning fire
was discovered in woolen mill owned
by Mr.. Sidney Solines, on River road,
causing a loss of $1,000, chiefly by
water. 1t is supposed that it was
struck by lightning during the storm
which prevailed at the time.
BosroN, July AT about half-past
IL this morning fire broke out in the
brick building, Nos. 6, 8 and 10 Boyls-
ton street, occupied by DR.. Babcock as
a drug warehouse, causing a loss OF
$4,000 on the building and contents.
Fully insured. The fremen expert
enced great difficulty in obtaining an
entrance, the fumes of the chemicals
almost suffocating several OF them.
BosroN, July IA fire broke out
this forenoon in the carpet mandatory
of Philip II. Mills, OF Boston High
lands, and caused damage to the extent
Of $4,000; insured.
The tannery and currying shops
owned by Mr.. L. G. Richardson. at
Waburn, we're burned last night. Loss
$50 900; insured for go, 300. a
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NEW JERSEY.
The President nj Newark.

NEWARK, n. J., July 7.-President
Grant arrived in this city yesterday as
guest of Senator Frelinghuysen. A
reception was given him at the residence
of the Senator, in Park Place. Among
those present were Judge Bradley,
Secretary Robessn, General Porter, Hon.
6. A. Halsey, Mayor Record, Ex-May-
or Bigelow and several members Of the
Common Council. The reception closed
with a collation.. In the evening the
President was serenaded by the author.
ities and large concourse OF citizeos.
He briefly acknowledged the compli-
ment. Speeches were made by Senator
FreliDghuysen, Secretary Robson,
General Porter and others. The Presi-
dent will return to Long Branch to-
night.
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NEBRASKA.
Resignation Of General MilrOy-Par'
ticulars OF the Late Storm-An-
other Kerosene Horror.

esISuhtiOH OI HeuerAl "IiFOJ
ticuIars OF the Late Storm-An-
other Kerosene Horror.
OMAHA July 7.-General Milroy late
ly appointed United States Marshal for
Wyoming, has resigned and gone home
to Ipdiaps. By this resignation the
office reverts to Church Howe, the for
mer incumbent, as General Milroy had
not qualified for the position.
Further particulars Of the storm on
Wednesday evening show that it was
one of the most severe at Lone Tree,
twelve houses being demolished and
others unroofed The depot, water
tank and wind mill are almost total
wreck. Mr.. Phelps was picked up by
the wind and dashed to the ground
with such violence as to kill him in
stantly. His family were all more or
less injured, but no others seriously
hurt. Hail stones were picked up
varying in size from hens egg to
twelve inches round. Nothing fresh
from the wrecked train of the Elkhorn
Valley road has been received. The
wounded are all doing well. Walter
Whatman, the mail agent, Of this city,
will recover. About one mile from the
wrecked train the house of Nathan
Allen was picked up by the wind and
carried one hundred feet and torn to
pieces, and Allen was crushed to death
by the falling timbers. His daughter
escaped alive, though seriously hurt
Other casualties of a mllder character
arereported. The crops along the line
OF the tornado are completely destroyed.
Mrs. Titus, Of this city, was burned
to death by kerosene yesterday. She
was using it to start fire.
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state Of things, he encloses to Mr..
Washburne an official statement which
exhibits the number OF deaths in Paris
for recent week, as compared with
those in London for a similsr one, and
compared with the deaths in Paris for
the same week in 1870. If the deaths
from wounds, included under the head
of other causes, be deducted, Paris ex-
hibit, a better state of health than during
the same period last year. From the
10th to the 18th of June, there were
1850 deaths in Paris from all causes.
In London for the same period, the
deaths amounted to 1898. 1t appears
by this table that the sanitary condition
Of Paris is satisfactory, and that no epi-
demic prevails. The number Of deaths
during the corresponding week in 1871
was ll44. Among the deaths for the
present week there was an exceptional
number of accidental deaths.
Important 10 National Banks.
A disposition exists on the part Of a
few National Banking Associations to
delay sending the reports of their res
pective banks until the last moment,
Notwithstanding the Com ptroller of Cur
rency has requested them by telegraph
to forward their reports Immediately.
1t may, therefore, be necessary to close
the books and make an official an
nouncement OF the condition Of the Ma.
tional Banks without embracing therein
the reports of the delinquents above al
luded to.
The Civil Service.
The Civil Service Commission has
taken no positive action Of any kind as
yet, but is employed in investigating the
practical working of the various de-
partment bureaus OF the Government.
From the known views Of the members
OF he Commission, it may be safely
predicted that the tenure Of office OF
Government employees will not be arbi-
trarily fixed, since the appointments
once made the responsibility Of each
officer would be thrown from Its
chief into the hands Of the clerks,
who could not be made accountable
except in extraordinary instances. The
principal question which demands the
attention OF the Commissioners, al
though it may not have arisen in the
precise form, is: How shall the power
or motive to remove one person for no
reason but to create place for another
be taken away2 With this problem
solved, it is generally believed that the
tenure OF office will be regulated by the
demand of efficient service. What shall
be done with the thirty thousand post
masters is one Of the practical questions
now under examintion.
Dreadful Catastrophe I'm Mexico.
A dreadful catastrope is reported from
the State Of Soacatcas, Mexico. lnthe
Guebadvilla silver mine, one Of the
three great veins in that famous region,
fire has occurred by which over one
hundred miners were sufocated. The
machinery and equipment Of Mexican
miners are quite primitive, but fatal ac-
cidents from fires are not common
there, nevertheless.
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CINCINNATI.
Seizure of Tobacco.

CINCINNATI, July 7.-Cotlector Pulian
has seized number Of packages Of to-
bacco from various houses in the city,
for technical irregularities in stamping,
the stamp being placed on the end OF
the box, and tapping over on the side,
instead of being placed on the top, mid
way between the ends, and tapping over
ON the side. As the box is made grooved,
it cannot be opened, when the stamp is
properly placed, without destroying the
stamp.
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NEW YORK.
The Proposed Parnde OF OrasE emes

Tne PROPOSED fRrHde Oi Orho Bosneo.
New YORK, July Most intense
excitement prevails here among the
Irish Catholics in relation TO the pro-
posed parade Of Orangemen on the 18th
inst. They are determined to prevent it il
possible. Tonight the Irish convention
Of civic societies reported $500 men
armed and drilled for duty on that day.
The Orangemen. IN connection with the
American Protestant Association, mum.
Der 5000, and have determined 10 pa.
rade, being supported 10 tha. determine
ton by the police force OF the city.
The Superintendent Of Police says hs
will use the entire force under his com.
mand to sustain the Orangemen, and il
is intimated that the military will be
called out on the occasion.
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KENTUCKY.
Convicted or Manslaughter.

LOUISVILLE, July TN the case OF
Jno. Fl. Morton, son of a prominent
banker, charged with killing Dan Pow
ers, faro dealer. in house Of iIl-fame,
was yesterday convicted OF manslaugh-
ter and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary. Morton is nineteen yes's
of age.
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Fast Freight Line.

New ORLRASsy Mly-7.-A shipment
of freight from Cincinnati to this city,
made via the Louisville and Cincinnati
Short Line on Saturday, the lst inst, I,
reached here Yesterday morning. This
is the fastest freight time ever made b.
tween these CITIES.
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ILLINOIS.
Governors Proclamation.

SPRINGFIELD. July 1.-THE Governor
issued his proclamation to-day, setting
apart the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, the regular cleo
ton day, as the time for special elec.
ton to fill the vacancy Of Congressman
at large, and also to fill the vacancy
from the Third District in the State
Senate occasioasd by the death Of Hon,
9. K. Casey.
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BOSTON.


Bosroy. July IA telegram was re
ceived this afternoon at police head
quarters announcing the arrest Of Jas.
Armstrong. in Essex county. Arm
strong is charged with the murder Of
his wife, in North Bridgswatsr, Q few
weeks since.
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Helm or We Perish.

This is what neglected teeth wonld
saw if they could demonstrate with their
owners; and mark this, the teeth can.
not perish or become black or yellow if
the Sesodosf il used daily.
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