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BY TELE GR APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
BY the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Once, ITO Main street.
W AS HlNG G TON.
WASHINGTON, November IA.
The Vfrsinius

An inquiry has been dispatched to
our nsul-General at Havana as to
the truth OF the reported execution of
the remainder of the Virginius prison.
era,
The indian Delegation.
A delegation OF Northern and South
ern Arspahoes and Cheyenne Indians
had an interview with President Grant
this morning. They were received by
the President and executive officers and
introduced by Secretary Delsuo The
President, addressing himself to the
Northern Arapahoe Indians, said that
under the treaty made with them, tho
government desired them to locate at
the Southern Agency; that he approved
o. all that hsd been done by the Secrs.
tary o. the Interior and Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs; that the government
proposed to do everything it could to
benefit them, and that by locating in
the Southern Agency they could be
better provided for.
Little Bear replied tnat as he UNDER
stood the treaty, they were not to leave
the northern agency for thirty-seven
years.
Powder Face said he was prepared to
do as the Great Father desired.
Dull knife said that when he signed
the treaty he did not know he was re-
quired to 90 south at all.
President Grant said, the fault, then,
was with the Interpreter, as he knew
that General Sherman in making the
treaty would not do them Intentional
injury. The President told them that
if they went south they would be pro-
tected ; il they remained north they
mustiprotect themselves.
The interview then ended.
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The virginius' Victims.

Further details OF the fate OF the VIC
TINS OF the Virginius say: The cap.
tives were taken from the Virginus
and marched to the slaughter house
wall, where they were marched up in
pla,ioons OF tens, in range oftbe troops,
fire, and shot down. AZ fast as they
fell the place wss filled with others,
who were shot down, falling on the
dead bodies Of the preceding victims.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.
Pittsburgh.

The Commercial OF Yesterday notes q
much better condition OF things in that
city than has obtained for some time
past. 1t says:
We are are glad to be able to re
port to-day q greatly improved state OF
feeling in our business and financial
circles. While OF late, in the manutac-
turing portion OF the community, con.
traction has been the order OF tie hour,
owing to the impossibilitv OF discover
ing how money WAS TO be raised in the
near future to meet the necessary eX-
pen itures for material and labor, yet
collections have not been by any means
st q stand still, especially, we may re-
mark. those payable in the Western
States. The gradual but constant in
lux of this money is beglning 10 be
perceptibly felt in our banks, and is, IN
q large measure, supplying the deficit
made hv the drafts OF alarmed deUosl-
lors We are assured by several bank
presidents that the present week has
Witnessed q number OF new accounts
aided to the lists Of those formerly on
their books. and these accounts are not
O q borrowing description, bat tona tsds
deposits.
Yesterday s Dispatch says:
The impression among those thor
og.h'y posted is tha! the turning point
has been reached aud the worst OF the
distress pas-ed. 4 prominent bank
director just returned from New York
states that the reaction from evil effects
Of the panic has already set in there,
money being easier and business rapid
iv resumiUg its old status. Large sums
were to te had on cal at three per
cent the range for the day being two 10
seven, C,o-iug as already published IN
our te.egraphiC aiviCes at the latter
&Eure He thinks that this CITY has
now reached the most stringent point
10 the crisis and that money will soon
:e-in 20 ease up, continuing 10 do so
craiua.lv, until by the middle OF Janus
sry i VI j be circulated in such volume
ias; tauker4 will he glad TO get good
paler to discount st rates lower than q
.ew moths ago This opinion lsshared
. ~ quite q number OF business men.
In New York the Improvement ap-
p.S:s 20 te even greater Than with us
ari We cxtrac, the following from the
E.7gcia! E.-.ri Of Yesterday, as the
wrst cheering seuterCe that we have
.ncounterei:
Land 10 We see the end. After
.oDg and perilous passage, drifting
about in uncertain seas, with no use for
..ompass. as the thick clouds have OBJ
cured the sun, the weary mariner,
@0aly, is able TO take an obser-
va,.on and with glad hearts aII vel
c.me the sisht of land. So we sr-
aource to our many readers the end o.
,-e efsuic OF 1873.
The Philadelphia Ledger ct the l2;h
avs There is continued improve"
men; in the money market. With in
creased demand there seems increased
confidence with leaders, under which
Tie supply Grows faster than the de-
maid. The market Yesterday was re-
.'ret quite active Strictly ti!st-c!asS
:vo-rGme paper was reported scarce,
VII sale At j. per cent per annum
Wen the Yarcr = satisfactory. Paper
- ,rovernms0is. running three TO 'our
a-.;aa, . pcr cent was the current
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VIRGINIA.
The EcVeiRh Case.

RICHMOND, November il The case
OF william McVeigh, charged with an
nssauI; on J.Vsnderwood, was resumed
today before United States Commits
sioner S.easauts Af:sr an examination
OF the witnesses and an elaborate ar
gument by Judge Cramp aud rejoinder
b. the district attorney the court cent
the case on to the April term of the
United States Circuit Court, Mr. Nc
Weigh WAS bs;led in the sum Of 81 900.
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TIE Forest Republican, publiChed at
Tiouesta, says that three bear were
seen nesr The residence o. Mis- Sarah
Ann Dale one mile from there, on
Friday morning, October 3lst, and that
the tracks OF 'our were seen On Tubbs
Run, on the following Sunday. Bears
appear to be plenty 81 through the
mountain counties
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Co0gress will be asked 10 do great
deal of fnsncjsl tinkeripg this winter,
sud We lesrn that members are provi>
ding themselve, with so extra supply Of
sofsolder. That were needless. The
beaviness OF its speeches last year
showed that it had q. much lead as
brass on board.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, November 10.

MONDAY, NONeulUcI ~
The journal OF Saturday last was read
and approved.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, submitted the following
report:
! am instructed by the Committee on
the judiciary to report back,
House bill 2OG, "A bill giving con-
struction to the word justice, recon-
meuding that the same do pass with
the following amendment:
Strike out oil after the word peace
in the first sec y. Also,
Senate bill % "A bill changing
the time for ho ing the County Court
in the counties ofJetTerson and Roane,"
recommending thst the same do pass
ss amended 10y the llonse, except the
amendment 10 section four, recon-
merdtng thatit do not pass. and also
recommending that the title he go
amended as to read: jefferson, Roane
ard Greenbrier" Also,
Senate hill I97, "a bill to amend and
rc-euact chapter l4l of the Code, con-
cerning the means OF enforcing recover
ea OF money otherwise than by levying
a writ of fsri tacids," recommending
that it do pass Also,
Senate bill 24j, A bill amending
ard re.enactng section six Of chapter
l33 OF the Code, concerning the re-
coyery Of costs," recommending that
the came do psss with the following
amendment:
Strike out OF the fifth line in the
printed bill the word ten" and insert
10 lieu thereof the word five" Also
House bill l79. "a bill to amend and
re-enac, section one Of chapter g. Of
the Code OF West Virginia, also sub
stilute for
House bill 49, a bill to amend and
re-enact sections one, fifteen and six
teen Of chapter 81 Of the Code"
Mr.. Thompson introduced, on leave,
House bill 2l3, "A bill to provide for
the incorporation of Banks and their
government which was referred, un-
der the rules, to the Committee on Pri-
vate Corporations and Joint Stock
r,mnan;es
NJ Legg nrcsented the pstition Of
F,ances G MarsbaI and Gs others. of
Berkeley county, asking for repeal
OF the Liquor Law"
Referred to the Committee on Taxa
ton and Finance.
On motion of Mr.. Davenport.
RcsoN>H That the Committee on
Enrolled Bills examine the printed acts
and conpare them with the original
Enrolled 3 lie and report TO the House
anv inaccuracies that may appear 10
the printed acts."
Senate bill 233. "A bill 10 confer ad-
di,ional Jurisdiction upon the Circuit
Courts, was read a third time and
passed with its title.
Senate bill 232, "A bill amending
chapter sixtv five of an act passed
March 3, 1873 corcerpiug commis-
siouers in chancery, prescribing the
number OF esch court and tribunal :;
for the appointment Of commissioners
bv 6 judle, in vacation, and defining
the cases in which commissioner may
ac,. what they sLaIl do. and the oath
they ehall take, and providing for the
execution OF order heretofore direct
ed vas read q third time and passed
With i,s title.
S-na,e BIZ 239 "A bill giving the
conssnt O, the Lsgi.leture OF West Viz.
ginia 10 the purchase by the United
States onand within the State Tor pub.
lie pprroses" was resd a tbird time and
passed with i,s title
~ 80 =, ~ So,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND
watchin.the SpanIards.

LONDON, Nov a. E A N.-The British
Government has instructed its consuls
at Havana and Santiago de Cubs to
watch the proceedings sgsinst the cap
,ives OF the VirgiDius, as it has been
informed that one OF them is a subject
OF Great Rritisn.
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UxE good thing which the GraCgers
propose to DO ia TO teach farmers how
TO take care OF theil agricultural lmple-
meots. A msjority OF Western farm
ers, it is ssid, leave their high ccs:
machines uncovered over winter.
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n."E5AO RE.oEGAN:zATloS.-lt IS
'..ei ;om New York that It bss
Ks decided to reorgsnize the New JeT-
'>E >.7',heru railroad, portions OF which
.."7 az /. Delaware and Maryland
- 10 tie Cnesapeake bav, 20 miles
rom &a,umo-e. Tie name Of the rosd
=, 70 " c.a2gei to the New York,
'-.sie.pL.a, and Baltimore. The lines
SoT connecting with it ere 10 be conso'
.iA;ei and the uuconpleted PORTIONS
III sAei. To DO this a, d pay creditors
VIII r,f2ire s., 900, 900, for which addi-
Us t7rds will be issued. The stock
"o.ae7z will receive 40 amount OF stock
o. ne Consolidated company equal to
.ast which was held in the New Jersey
Southern.
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BALTIMORE.
Cuban SNmnathIzern.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA procession
this mornitg Of the sympsthizers Of
Cuba marched through the principal
streets TO Monument square, where a
meeting was held and speeches made
derou1cing Spanish barbsrity.
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4t'heelln9 Aegl5tev.

TEE Wellsburg Iron and Nail Com
psny have purchased from George
Freshwster twenty acres OF land on the
bottom above Wellsburg, between the
railroad and the river, for s. 900, upon
which 10 erect their works.
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LIST OF GIFTS

The distribution will be positive, whether
all the ticke's are sold or not, and the l2.O0J
gifts all paid In proportion To the tickets
sOld-all unsold tickets being destroyed, ~
at the first and second concert, and not
represented in the drawing.
PRICE or 1ICkETs
Whole tickets $50; halves s2j: tentnS, or
each coupon, s.; eleven whole tickets for
$500; ~ tickets for 81 900 lll whole tickets
Tor IS OOO; ~ whole tickets for $1,000. No
discount on les than SJOO worth OF tickets
Rt a time.
Tickets now ready ioT sale, and all orders
accompanied 10y The money prumtly nllcd
liberal terms given to those who huy in
sell again.
THOS. l.. ERAnLETrE,
Agent Publ. lihG. Ky. aud Muns. Oi { Cont
Public Library Building. LOUISVILLE, Ky
J. V. 1, HoDGERs. sg.Dt,
100 Market stiv't
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PORTSMOUTH, Nov. l4.-The sailors
in the United States service, in this city
and Boston, have been ordered TO New
York for service o1 vessels bound for
Cuban waters.
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BROOKLYN.
Sailed for Cuba.

BROOKLYN, Nov. l5.-Tne United
States steamship Kansas, which receiv-
ed her sailing orders last night, called
to-day at 1880 O. m, for Santiago De
ko
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Joseph Arch hss one American Te-
culiarity. he .sys: Il have rersr-
sac. for 8 clergyman if be does right,
but If be Is q scspegrscs I call him
ONE
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IOWA.
The Election.

DEsMoISEs, Nov. l4-The officAl
count OF the vote which was made
yesterday by the State bosrl shows that
for Supreme Judge, J. N. Beck,
Republican, has q majority OF 2I41l.
For Inspector OF Public Instruction.
Abernoth's majority is 23,7lS. The
vote for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, will be counted by the Leg"
islature
Important Witness Wanted.
Gen. Barrier yesterday received q
letter from the council in the Tich-
borne case, in England, enquiring after
Henry p. Auilard, who was supposed
to have been An old soldier during the
rebellion, and stating that his testimo-
nv was very important, and that no
money would be spared to find him.
Boiler Explosion.
KEoKuK, Nov. l4.-The boiler in
Waguer's Touring mill at Donaldson
ia this county, exploded yesterday,
causing a complete wreck of the build
ing and machinery. Four men who
work in the building were al more or
lees injured, but not fatally. The ex-
plosion was occasioned by the impru-
dence on the part OF One OF the proprie
tors who undertook to run the engine
in the absence OF the engineer.
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NJ. Il n Y.Nn%c, SS9SSls anrET ETEH1 H.
lily WEEKLY, Il the Standard Authority
upon Practical Subjects aud a hlgh-Ionpd
Literary Journal. only $50 agar los'
10 clu's. Great Premiums or Cash Com.
missions 10 Agents. Thirteen NUmgf.
oct. to JAM On 1Tial, for only Iiit.
Gents! Premium Lists, &c, send FREQ 1
all Trial Subscribers. Address
ID. ID 4. MOORE, New York Clty.
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THE BEST PAPER.
TTv TTSsi

The FCrEH7iTTc AMERICAN In tho chsapTsi
and host ILLUSTRATED weekly paper publbb.
ed. Every number contains from 10 70 H.
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Chemistry. A years numbers contain 81
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Thousands Of volumes sre preserved for
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CHICAGO.
Meeting Of Railroad Association OF
America.

Meeting Of Railroad Association OF
America.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Rail-
road Association OF America, consisting
OF the general managers and presidents
OF all the railroads in the United States
and Caradas, will meet at the Grand
Pacific Hotel, in this city, on Wednes-
dav, November 18th, for the purpose OF
considering the advissbility OF abolish
ing the paying OF commissions to local
ticket agents. The Executive Com
mittee will meet day previou8f or the
purpose OF arranging tor the general
meeting. 1t is said that nearly every
western railroad has sigred an agree
ment to abolish paying this commits
sion.
The Billiard Tournament.
The game between Joseph Dion and
Francisco:s Utasey opened at I:4O this
ev eping, and Mike Foley was selected
IS referee. The following are among
the largest runs: Ubasey-l3, Is, IS
80, %, -, 80. IS, IS, 81; total, 400;
Joe Dion-l2, Is, 10, %, 10, Sc, %. 2l,
l6; total, 22S; the old veteran winning
bv l72 points. The house was splen-
diilv filled in consequence OF the popu'
larity of the PLAYERS. A game ia going
on between C. Dion ard Albert Gar
nier.
The Election
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE official major
itv of II. D. Calvin for Mayor Of Chicago
i l02j. The official majority in the
city ard county for II. 3. Miller for
Counly Treasurer is 10 S35. Total vote
in the city for Mayor Al ,335. The total
o. the city and county for County
Treasurer is 53,O4I.
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BOSTON.
simmer. BafIIefiag Resolution. +

hummer. BanIenag RESOLUTION.
Boeros. November IA movement
+. on loot here to secure the resc ndlns
OF the resolution censurlng Senator
Summers action on bsttlehsgs, and q
re;i.ion has slresiy been drawn up for
that purpose.
Injunction Asked.
Proceedings have been commenced
in the Supreme Court on a petition TO
obtsn an injunction against the con-
summation OF the heannexation 10 Boston
of Charlestown and West Robbery.
General Butler appeared in behalf OF
the petitioners from Charlestown: On
. former occasion Charlestown voted In
favor OF annexation, but Butler was
able to obtain a decree declaring the
election Illegal aud void. 4 fur.
tber hesriUg was adjourned until next
Monday week,
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divided into u 90 cash gins, will be distrlb-
uted by lot among the iicket-holders. The
numbers OF the tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gin,
nom another.
LIST or GIFTS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grandesi Scheme Ever Known,
FOURTH GRAND GIFT
CONCERT
Public Library
Of KontuCky.
I2,O0O Cash Gifts Sl,5OO,0O0
Every Fifth Ticket Draws 4 Gift
S25O,OOO for $50.

The Fourth Grand Gift Csneert aullIoriI,
ed by specia act OF the Legislature for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
will take place IN Public Library Hall. NJ
Louisville, KY,
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1879.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one half OF these are intended for the
European market, thus leaving only S0S
were disposed OF for the I 1hird Concert. The
tickets are divided into ten coupons OF
parts and have on their back the scheme
with a full explanation OF their mode oi
drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country, tho unpr, cedented sum OF
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,
M8gNEM
on AND AFTER

EABT-LEANgg. WEsT-LEAYu.
'Wheeling Wheeling
daily at....H - A. n. daily Rt-.-6:20 p. NJ
ARRIVE AT ARRIyEs At
Cum berlsud.s2 Il. Lancsyllle. IC:I5 r. 81.
SUNDAY excepted. 'Sundayr excepted.
Essi bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Fbiladel-
rhiar Now ICIE aud Boston. Al Wash
ington City for Rll points Soutb.
West bound trains make direct connec.
tion for al points West and Northwest.
PuL.nnn Palnce Cars on al nIght trims.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.

III w8zE ON AND AFTER NOV.
60 --92ss 2ul, 1873, Trains, will run
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-30
SECOND EDTIOE.?N
THE UNDERTOOK TRIAL.
Full Reports by Telegraph
Progress OF the Trial, To-day.

WEsT CHESTER, Oct. 80.
The Uddefzook trial was resumed at $50 this
morning.
The crowd was not quite sofarge as yester-
day. Mrs. Undertook is present with the baby
eight months old aud with Mrs. Arden and the
prisoners mother, sat beside him.
The examination OF Gamer Moore was re-
sumed. When he FIRST saw the body, portion
of the abdomen was uncovered,f
The district attorney proposed to exhibit pho
graph OF Goss and another persSA on the same
plate for Identification of the witness, which
was admitted after argument.
Witness said that the person standing in the
picture bears strong resemblapse to the body
found, particularly in the upper r4rt of the face
The brows and hair were like those in the pic
ture the shirt shown in the picture looks like
that found buried. s
Witness first saw the pbotogralh last Friday /;
he was not told who it was he b bed his recog-
milton on the FIRST view of the fsee when raised
up by himself and Mr.. r. Roads when seen the
second time, the face had become quite dark.
Hugh Rsmbo. deputy coroner testified TO
holding the inquest on the body; the right side
OF the face had whiskers on it. which came off
when touched with stick was saved by DR..
Baily; the whiskers on the other side OF the
face were gone the body had a hole in It below
the breast bone. and several other cuts lower
down.
The question was asked ''If you had known
this man in his life time, ,could you have recog-
nized him p but was objected to by the defence
and the objection was sustained by the court.
DIR. Billy describing the numerous wounds
and cuts, said he found on the body eight in
number, including one on the neck severing the
wind pipe, The throat and lungs wore di,com.
posed, except portion Of the left lung. Four
front teeth had been driven back iuto the mouth
and were removed. One moisr lAs two gold
plugs in it, The limbs wore ali separated at
the joints, but no anatomical skill Nhs displayed
in dismembering the body.