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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-17
The WIN Of Edwin Forrest.

PHILADELPHIA, December lG. The
will Of Edwin Forrest, dated April 5,lSG6,
contains provisions for his sisters which
have become imperative by their death;
1t appoints as trustees Jas. Oakcs, of BOs.
ton, Jas. Sampson, Of New York, and
Dan'l Dsugherty, OF Philadelphia; it
directs the sale Of his property, except
Spring Back in Philadelphia, which he
fixed as the location Of The Edwin For.
rest House, which Institution shall be for
the support and maintenance Of actors and
actresses, untitled by age or disabled by
infrmitiesi iwho, il natives Of the U. s shall
have served at least five years in the
theatrical profession, and il OF foreign
birth he shall have served in that profps.
sion ten years, whereof three years next
previous TO application for admission
into the Home shall have been spent in
the United States, and who shall IN all
things comply with the laws and regula.
tions Of the Home, otherwise, 10 be dis.
charged by the managers, whose decision
shall be final. The number OF inmates
shall never exceed the annual net rent and
revenue Of the institution, and af.
ter the number OF inmates shall
exceed twelve, others to be admitted shall
be such only as shall receive the approval
oi majority Of the inmates as well as OF
the managers. Said corporations shall
be managed by board Of seven mana.
gers chosen by the trustees, and shall in.
Clude themselves, rs long MS any of them
are living, and also the Mayor oil thila.
delphia for the time being. As vacancies
occur the managers shall fill them, so
that only one vacancy shall ever occur Of
time. The managers shall elect
one of their number US President,
and appoint secretary, steward,
matrOn, and if needed, n clerk. ExCepl
the treasurer, the paid officers shall be
chosen from among the inmates. Tho
treasurer and sureties shall not be man.
ayers. A provision TO remedy any fail
ure to fill vacancies and correct any fail
urc or breach OF trust by application to
the orphans Court The purposes Of
said Home is intended to be partly edu-
cation and sclI.sustaining, as well as clee.
mOsynary, and not to encourage idle.
ness, selishness, thriltlessness or any
who are capable Of useful exertion.
1tprovidGs that his library shall be loca.
ted at the Home, which shall also contain
picture gallery for the preservation Of
his collection, and n neat theatre for nri.
vatc exhibitions and histriOnic culture, 10
which pupils shall be admitted. Lectures
on science, literature, and arts are also
provided for, as well as celebration on
the 4lh Of July and Shakespeare's
birthday. 1t directs that tho char.
ties tor the institution be obtain
cd from the State Legislature. The
COdCils Of the will give an annuity Of
$2 500 to James Oakes, md bcquests OF
IS 600 each to James Lawson and Daniel
DOughcrty; $4,000 to Miss Elizabeth
Welsh, daughter Of John r. Welsh;
$4,000 to s. s. Smith, Cincinnati, and
$4,000 10 the Actors Order oil Friend.
ship, Philadelphia,
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MEMPHIS.
Horrible Murder by Two Negroes.

Horrible Murder by Two Negroes.
MEMPHIS, December 1G-A horrible
crime was perpCtratCd Saturpay night on
Poplar Street Boulevard, just outside the
city limits. About 8 o'clock two negroes
entered the grocery store OF j. B. Ginni.
chOn, al Italian, and asked Tor come
cheese. While he wns serving them one
oil the negroes struck him with wagon
standard, breaking his jaw and telling
him. They then rushed into an adjoining
room where his wife wRs, heat her until
insensible, and then, seeing her little
daughter asleep on a bed threw u trunk
upon her, and thinking they had killed
them all they proceeded 10 rifle the
store. In the meantime the little girl,
who was only slightly hurt, escaped and
alarmed the neighbOrs, who found the
aged couple wcltering IN their blood, md
the assNssins gone. The police are in
search Of them to-day. There ls no
hopes OF the recovery of GinniChOn or
wife, owing to the severity OF their wounds
and their advanced age.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December lG-An open air
meeting was held in Stockton, SUNDAY, In
lavor OF the Fcnian amnesty, at which
l2OOO persons were present. The crowd
was very Gisordcrly and there was some
lighting, during which several persons
were injured. The English and Welsh
outnumhrrcd The Irish and charged on
the platforms and carried oil the Irish
Ht27 and trnmplrd them in the mud
Ogden WAS announced To speak but failed
to appear
Tnr lnboFcrS who cmigrslcd from Eup.
land To Brazil, lp work on farms. have
pclltjoncd the brazilian Government 10
assist them 10 return home. Letters have
been received from them giving accounts
Of the hardships they have suffered and
warning their friends against coming 10
the country.
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ST. LOUIS.
The Horse Disease Declining.

ST LOUIS, December lG-Tho horse
disease continues To ahqtC although fatal
cases Occur daily. Probably there has
urcn hualrcl ur twn deaths since the
distemPgt iirst broke ol;. All the street
ear companies have Resumed business
partly, and iull service will be done In a
icw days, The Fifth street line has not
stopped running cars Gt my time, the
Superintendent ri that rn4i believing
u moderate nm1un; Of exercise beneficial
To the horses, nni h" has not hal one ia
lai case in his stables The Transfer
Comr"ys horscs are also improving rap.
idly. The stress begin to assume their
wunl"a !ogii aud business is rcviving.
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Insurance Losses by the Toledo

ToLEDo, December lG-Thc follow
inG nrc II list ot Insurance Companies sus
tanning losses by the lire yesterday: The
Phmnlx Of Hartford and Springfield, Fire
and Marine, $li 900; German Ut Buffalo,
5000: WrslChcslcr ul New York, 81. 800;
ConnCc,icui Of Hartford, s. 900; Howard
OF New York, S9,dO0; North America oI
Philadelphia, $lO,j0O; Royal Of Liver
pool, s. 800; North British, $1,000; State
Of Missouri, - 800; Franklin OF Wheel
ing, S! 800; Queens OF Liverpool, $4,000
Brewers Ul Milwaukee, $4,000; National
nj Hartford, s! 800 FranklInoI PhilAdcl
phiA, $S,5OO; Pennsylvania Fire, $4,000;
sun 0i Cleveland, $9,5OO Home Of Now
York, $S0lO l'ircman's II Dayton, 81
6OO; Hartford ui Hartford, $4,000; Amn
an Of Cincinnati, $9,5OO; Firomam oI
New York, $!jOO
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Tile London Press denies that Eliza
Cock the well known writer is dead, al.
though npursnn bearing the same name
ml popularity, Is supposed to be the
authuTrsS tnat died in Dchpiurd England
john W. Rllpn, of PHILADELPHIA
wNohad hc,n engaged in the East India
trade for urWly halt century, died at
the agr oi yesterday morning,
The stony of the loss Of lite at Anti
cost, near = lyHcc, by the destruction II
the lighthouse, j. li,crciiicL at Ouaw,,
and Gnspr HE
The livery stable Of John Col,rell
nj Dayton, OIlu, WAS DESTROYED hy fire
sunday night; tour HORSES were burnt
loss estimated ats $1,000 insurance about
$1,000 III Ohio Gumplny oi Dayton.
Tho death ol Glrrri, Davis will Ne
announced IN the Scalr on Wednesday
10y MI Sumner
-pNcTsnn's planning mill at Jlmacai |.
|. and Mwvrrs blind trtory were burned
un Sunday Lns, $4,000
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trymen who arrived in this city recently.
and also 10 ask Congress to preyent su;l,
immigration.
Commodore Vanderbilt denies that he
has abandoned the underground railroad
Project.
Wm. Henry Russcl, for a long time a
merchant OF this city, died in the car; on
Saturday night, aged &c.
Gen. Dix declines the escort Of Battery
B, OF Troy, on the occasion Of his inlrrIi.
ration, prcicrring that the ceremony he a :
simple as possible.
Atthe meeting OF the Methodist Preach.
cTs' Association 10 day, paper was read
taking the grouui that scientists, in turn.
ing their attention to spirital Affairs, were
invading IL province with which they had
nothing to do
In the trial Of DR. Irish, in Broohlyn,
to-day, for the alleged poisoning Of As
SCISSOR Anderson, testimony was given to
Prove the general so5rictN Of the deceased
and the frequency Of the visits OF Dr.
Irish 10 Andcrson's house. The case lur
the defense was subsequently opened.
An argument WAS began to-day in the
Supreme Court Of Kings county on umo.
ton for an order requiring the Board of
Supervisors 10 show cause why a pcremp.
tory mandamus should moi issac compel.
ing them 10 place the canal deficiency in
this years tax levy.
A committee is announced to raise Il
fund for the erection Of bronze statue
to Horace Greeley, anl alsna monnmcn;
over bis grave AmUng the names are
John Z. Williams, VIM. b Ogden, sam.
uel }. Tilden, Augustus Schcll, Marshall
o. Roberts, ManlUn Marble, Jas Gordon
Bennett, WhitClaw Reid, Jas. Brooks,
Parke Goodwin, A. w. Palmer, Geo. G.
Reynolds, d. e. Gregory. Samuel Bowlcs,
y. p. Banks, John ". Furncv, Clri
Schurz, Austin Blair, 'rhos. A. Hendricks,
VIM; BToss, Thco. +. Randolph and W.
W. Miles.
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ObScquIcs of Edwin Forrest, tho
Actor,

PmTLADELRnIA, December l6.-ThG
ObscquiCS Of the late Edwin Forrest took
place from his late residence at 9 r. NJ. TO-
day. lie WAS laid out In the parlOr OF his
Int home aud WAS dressed In q full suit of
black. There was n laurel wreath at his
head and cross Of immortCllCs on his
breast; Alison number Of other floral offer.
ings were placed around tho room. A
large number Of visitors viewed the re.
mains. A committee OF the New York
Lotus Club, consisting Of Mayor Hall,
Col Thomas Knox, WIN. Appleton md
Frederick Schwah, were present. A
large number OF actors Intended informal.
ly. The pall.bCRrCrs were John W. For.
ncY, James Oakcs, James Lawson, DSnI
Dougherly, DR.. ], r. Burgen and Dr.
Samuel Gross. The coffin was black and
silver mounted, with the name, time,
birth aud death Of tho deceased Tho in.
lGrmCnt was in tho family vault In 81.
Paul's church, 3istrGcI
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lG-Mr. Coy's bill
Ior the resumption OF specie payments
was introduced III the House to-day. II
provides that IN md after the first day If
-, 1873, United States Treasury notes
shall cease To be lawful money, or legal
tenders in payment Of debts, public or
private, except in payment If debts con.
traclrd after February ~. lSG9, anl be.
lore the first Of -, 1873, and except
in payment for taxes, interest due, or Ia
hcc0uc due II the UuilcL States The
Secretary uI the Treasury shall with.
draw from circulation, and destroy dur.
ing the month from and alcr the first
day OF -, 1873, not less than -mil.
lions of Treasury notes heretofore issued
until the whole amount thereof iscxiln.
Gnishcl rHr iluking aud Currency
Cnmmlll"" viii proceed 10 the Cousiirra.
tim "i i!rsnnlrc' nj its meeting To NOR,
row
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHPlCE ~ THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPirEE,
WAsuINRroH, D. c., December Ia. -7:8OPH



For the Northwest md upper lakes
partially cloudy weather, higher tCmpcra.
lures, nnrthwGslerly 10 soulhwcslerly
winds, followed tomorrow Ivy diminish
Ing prCssurcs. In the Gulf and South
Atlantic States higher prcssurcs, north.
crly md northeastCrly winds, cloudy
weather and light rains, clearing tomur-
row, with lower temperatures at night.
In the lower lake region and thence over
the Middle States cloudy weather and
occasional light snow and rain, clearing
tomorrow. In Canada md New Eng.
land sOuthwGstCrly and northraslcrly
winds, cloudy weather and light SNOW
and rain, with lower temperatures Rnd
increasing prcSSurcs tomorrow. Tho dis.
play oil warning signals at the lake ports
has been suspended for the winter.
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The uppcrcnc.whrn, Mnrder Trial.

BALTIMORE, December lG.-Thc Jury
in the case Of Jess UpprIcur, on trial in
the C'imilrl Court here Tor the murder
OF his aust, Mrs, Wheat, after being out
since Saturday afternoon, were unable 10
agrcc and were discharged.
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Tho Recon, Gale on the English
COnNI.

llALIFAX, December lG.-'rhc gale Of
the liLh inst. did great damage 10 the
shipping along tho coast oI this province
In Cape Britlon, At Cow Bay, the barge
NJ. Is. Allnur and steamer Britiann, which
were loading with coal for the United
States, were driven ashore md totally
wrecked, The brig Is. l., George was
damaged Rt tho International Pier, The
hrigs Kate UphAm, Belle md N. T.
Troop were also badly damaged and The
pier much injured, The tide waS the
highest known since the storm OI 1860
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CHARLESTON.
The Capital Bill Passed by the
House.
ThIrty.three TO Thirty-Onc.
Special Dispatch 10 tho Intclllgcnccr.

SPecILT DIspLIch 70 INC IlItlIlgrhttF.
CHARLESTON, December IL.
The bill for the removal OF the Capital
to Wheeling has Just passed by vote Of
thirtY.iOur TO- thirty. Mr.. LAidlcy, Of
Kanawha, voted in the Affirmative in or.
der TO mOvca reconsideration.
AtVlIA,
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SYRACUSE y, y. December i0.-Thc
grand iUry Tor this county indicted the
BnghTmp;on Il L. rs II nuisance. The
case will come w at the next term Of tho
Cuu:t
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CIy the Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sti)
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The Tanncry Of BCardmorc II don ut
Acton, Canada, burned Sunday night.
Lose $4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
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Exclusively to the InteIllgeucer.
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Mrs, Thomas Smith, Of Virginia, was
detained on hnIrd the steamship CLli!ur.
mia, Saturday, until she was divcslcd by
the custom house officers II u skirt lined
with silks, sl,ins, jcTclry and silvcrwarc
Mrs, Gardiner, who contested the witl
Of MIS-; Bishop, on the ground that she
was II daughter 0l the tyslNiIiX, has with.
drawn her claim tn the property
Ada Myers, Couspicious in the courts
Of this city and New Jersey. couple ul
years ngO, in connection with her mother
IN II suit against \. Nrcrnui ut New
Jersey, attempted suicide by hOlting.
The Board ui Appnr,ionmrnl has been
ordered To show why nmlnlamus should
not issue to pay the Tenth National Bank
S2Gi ,O0O advanced To the Court House
Commissioners in 1871.
The holy of the late Inn. +. Krnsctl
artist, will lie in state in the Academy o
Design, to morrow, funeral ln take place
Wednesday.
Gcnrral IlnuCock vRi,cl ,hn head
quarters in the Department Ui the East
ihis afternoon, lie will a-sGmr command
in II few days.
Tho Committee Of the Italian Rnpuhi
can Association have arranged Ia solicit
contributions flr the rclirI ot their clun.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-17

We copy this for information from the
New York Tribune:
Two of the Presidents most unfortunate
nominations have been withdrawn from the
Senate. 1t is certainly concession to pub
TIC opinion that Mr.. Legate, of Kansas,
whose notorious doings in the impeachment
business made him unit to be confirmed,
should be decided unworthy of being sent
to govern Washington Territory. And that
MIR. Parker, an ardent partisan, newcomer
ring, should be finally considered not Just
the man to reconcile the unhappy differences
in the Republican party Of Louisiana Ito
say nothing of other qualification is
certainly all act of grace.
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CTEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati; or Colnmbu.
EAST!
Saving eighty seven to 10 miles, and arriving ona
train in advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving fifty whine miles, and arriving six and half
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-seyen miles. and arriving eight
and thIee.quarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THB GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o yer the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and EeIaire
are com pleted.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
Pullman's Palace Drawing.ROOm and
sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from st. Louis Cincinnatio or
Columbus to Baltimore and Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
By this route you avoid all omnibus transfers
and ferries.
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
and West.
L. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore, Maryland.
J. Z. WILSON,
Master Transportation, Baltimore. Maryland.
SIDNEY B. JONES.
General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
mills
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The Iberville South says :

A friend tells US that crop prospects are
not very promising or forward in the Crosse
Tete country, though the good peop.e of
untiring energy. They are determined tn
raise corn where the cane fails, and in this
show the best of good sense. Some will
plant cotton, but corn will not be neglected.
let their staple crop" be cotton and sugar.
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artlr 0rlfaus 8epnblifat1.
efF,cIAl JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
arrIcAL JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
Grey CoUNcu-oFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

City HALL NEW ORLEANS,
Tuesday, April l6, 1872.
The Council met in regular session at
noon.
Present-Mayor Benz. F. Flanders pre-
siding, Administrators John Cockrem I'm
provements), Alfred Shaw public Ac-
counts), L. T. Delassize (Waterworks ard
Public Buildings), F. c. Remick Com
merce), James Lewis tPolice), John 5. Wal
ton (Finance).
The minutes of the previous meeting were
approved and their reading dispensed with.
Monthly Reports.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
following reports:
From Mr.. Bonzano:
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,
April 2, 1872. )
70 Hon. Benz. F. Flanders, Mayor:
The operations of this department during
the month Of March, Just passed, have been
confined to the routine business of the office.
H. BONZANO, Administrator.
From Mr.. Lewis:
DEPARTMENT OF POLICK
- April l6, 1872 5
Hon. BENZ. F. Flanders. Mayor
have the honor to submit the following
report Of this department for the month
Of March, 1872:
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
change OF Schedule-JInuary ii, 1874.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL QE IRA

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
1880 A. NJ. Express leaves Houston daily, arrv
ing at COrsicana at 7:30 P. NJ, and st
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting ct
Navasota with daily stage for An.
dersOn, Huntsville, Crockett Rusk,
Henderson and LOngview. At Hearne
with international Railroad At
Calvert with stage for Belton-tr-
weekly. At BremOnd for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield,
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler. At
Corsicana Tor Dallas Mckinney and
sherman. At Ledbetter for La
Grange and Bastrop. At Austin for
tonic and Ell PasO.
1880 +. M. Night Express leaves daily arriving
at COrsicana at 1:30 A. NJ, and at
Austin at A. NJ Connection with
all points made as above.
Close connection at Houston with Morgan steam.
ers via Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail
road or steamboat from Galveston.
From COrsicana trains leave at A. NJ and 81
P. NJ. arriving at Houston at S P. NJ and 6:l5 A. u
From Austin trains leave at els 4. NJ. and p n.
arriving m Houston at P. NJ. and els A. NJ.
Passengers for San Antonio and all points IN
Western Texas will save twelve hours by going via
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles Of tedious stag
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas Will
find this the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
ioHte being from fortyeghr to sixty hours quicker
than via Red river.
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket Aoopt ia16 "
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g p CIAL NOTICE.
&c. Louis, Iron Mountain ana SoutheFn
Railroad.

| Ct. Louis, Iron Mountain ana SoutheFn
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROuTK
40 o.. LOUIS, Chlcago, Omaha. San Francisco, ~
Paul: Kansas City Leavenworth, St. Joseph.
ana All Po1nts North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave tho New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Dep0f
AN EXPRESS E TRAIN leaves the foo. Of Canal stree.
Chaftanoo a. NJ; VA the New 0reans, Mobile and
LIONS lions at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
pa roa aia 70 Al pc;uts North, East and West.
M strsats kailroad, corner Camp and Commcs
''ree's' under City Hotel; to
Ra Ass1t New Orleans Mobile and Chattsnoo
story Building, opposite City Hotel '-'
f3anar., s J. H. WlNGFIELD,
tain and Southern Railroad i'' ii'n n mS1'
no THE EAsT.........TO THE EAST
via Louisville and Ohio and NIi..t.sipps
81 me completion OF Louisville Division n, +h;s
trs1s, Amu tne splendid equipment for passeuee1
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST
v THREE Rec THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
WIN olrect connections from the south Tor ars.
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
ot re sure and ask for tickets via Louisvs and thu
niG and mississippi Railway, for sale At All nrir
cipai ticket Offices in the South and in az a
me General Office OF the Company. coruar FnnrtS
and Main streets also at Gait House AND Gnr;s1,ls
inc and Willard Hotels "'o LousVn~
. y. B.-Tckets to Cincinnati and mint. e... 81.
Inls me are good on mail line stesmers and Nan
line tickets are good on this road III" AAA
a.,,n CHARLES 4. POLLETy.
General 20 ssenger and Ticket Agent St I1ufs
J. l. GRlSwOkD
feneral Superintendent St Louis
81. THOMAS DORWIN.
oenefal southern Agent, Louisville