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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-08
Weather Rsport.
WAN DIPAnTHHNT,
WAsHMafoN, d, O., duly I.-S:O0 p. n.
PROBABILITIES,


For the New Epgland and Middle
States, partly cloudy and warm weather
will prevail, with southeast 10 southwest
winds, stationary or falling barometer,
and local rains from Pennsylvania north
eastward to Maine. rg.---
For the lake region and the Northwest,
increasing cloudiness and local storms,
with south or west winds, continued high
temperature and slight changes in the
barometer.
SFor the South Atlantic and Gull States,
clear or fair weather, easterly or southerly
winds, continued high temperature, and
stationary or rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy and continued warm
weather, southeast 10 southwest winds,
and no decided change in the barometer.
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MIcnroAN VIM be the tirat state IN th

MICHIGAN will be the tist State in the
Union to decide at the polls on the ques-
ton Of woman suffrage, and 1t will prob
ably be"the last. The election occurs
next November and the question comes
up in the form of . vote on . conatiiu-
tIonal amendment, which, Il adopted,
will confer the right Of suffrage upon ev.
cry woman Of age in the State. There u
an exciting canvass Of the subject going
on throughout the State, but from, the
present lookout there win be q large ma:
josity againat the proposed amendment.
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A. II. Stephens Not Candidate for
Reelection.

AUGUSTA, Ga, July Tin response to
9 letter from number Of citizens, Alex.
q. Stephens announces his determination
not to be candidate Tor reelection to
Congress on account Of bis falling health.
II he does not improve during the sum-
mer he will reslgn his seat in the present
Congress In time for the unexpired term
TO be filed. At the same time the cleo
ton shall be held for the member to rep
resent the district In the next Congress
Mr.. Stephens Is so feeble from rheumatism
that he has been but once out Of doors in
six weeks,
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FoRT WAYSE, July 7.-About 9 O'Clock
this evening the Michigan Central Rail.
road depot and freight house at Grand
Rapids, Mich, was totally destroyed BY
Are, together with the contents, among
which were several valuable pianos.
Loss Sl2, 900 or $4,000. It Is supposed
TO have originated from the sparks OF .
locomotive. l.E- r- r.- ,'l.
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THE discussion Of the scheme for tun.
neling the EuGlish Channel between Do.
ver'and Calais n revived, in Europe by
the announcement that tho French Min.
later Of Public Works has appointed 0
special commission, composed Of Engi,
neers, TO examine the subject. Already
there have been surveys made and plans
formed for the projected tunnel, but theil
result hiss not yet been made public. The
EnslIHh press generally regard the scheme
Ias chimsrical. "a I,
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A Minister Whips His Wife fol
Breaking The Sabbath.

a Minister Whips His Wife fol
Breaking The sabbath.
fFrom tho Alexandra Cya J aazNte.1
The Presbytery Of Chesapeake met In
BllumoreWe Wednesday to try the case OF the
Rev. q. z. Q. BlkerVille, oil Laurel, charg.
ed with whipping his wife. The specI-
acation Is that one Sunday short time
since the reverend, gentleman, who is the
.provider for the household, having failed
10 procure anything for breakfast except
bread and butter, was surprised 10 find
some eggs on the table, and being In
formed BY bis wife, 10 response to an in
quiry, that she had borrowed them from
q aneighbor, told her he!would "teach her
how TO break the Sabbath, !, aud did 60 by
slSpping her jaWs-one Of the slaps strik.
Ing her on the eye and "blackiug" that orb,
into which he had so often fondly looked.
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ST LouS, July 7.-The steamer Belle
OF Jefferson, running in the Usage river,
when about three miles from Jefferson
city last night, exploded her boilers and is
total loss. A. A. Hibberd, her captain,
Alex Stewart, pilot and James T. Kelley,
passenger, were scalded, but how badly
Is not yet known, Two colored deck
hands arc missing, supposed to be
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cRnpa ANnrpLvRr

Advices from Northern Texas say the
crops are very fine In that section, and
the travel 10 that State Is very heavy,
especially over the st. Louis Iron Noun.
tain & Southern Railroad, which is now
running through trains from St. Louis to
Houston, distance 800 miles in forty
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HAMILTON, Or, July Henry Lewis
was brought before Judge Ambrose for
extradition, on the charge Of attempted
murder by running train of the track
on the Little Miami Railroad, Ohio.
Amer an examination Of witnesses, the
Judge decided that sufficient case had
been made out Of the papers, now semitic
the Governor General for approval
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Another Hydro;phobia.

FoRT WAYNE, July IA man named
Evans, living at Warsaw, Ind, was bitter
oy rabid dog some ten days since, Or
yesterday he began to show symptoms o.
hydrophobia. Dr.. Woodwork, Of thil
place, was telegraphed for and found The
man suffering the most terrible agony.
Everything possible was done to relieve
him without avail. TheSphysician saya
he cannnt nnaaihlv rennyas
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CLEVELAND, O., July7.-Peter Cahill
fell IRON an Ice wagon last night on Han.
over street, and was instantly killed, the
wheels Of the wagon crushing his head.
A little child aged three years, daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Ann Carroll, was run over and
killed OF the Superior street crossing last
night BY Q passenger train on the Q. o. q
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Factory Rurnsd.

PITTDURoH, July IA special 10 the
ErtTing Chronicle from Rochester, "a,
says that at an early hour this morning
the works Of the Rochester Tumbler Co,
at that place, were totally destroyed By
6rc. The loss Is estimated at 600, 900;
nearly covered by insurance. Tho cause
Of the fire Is unknown. - IN {
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catlonAl Institution In the land, with WhA,
success the public are able to Judge. II
his personal character Bishop WnHtLs
was genial, kind and Amiable, and had %
cured the esteem oi all whose good for
tune 1t was to enjoy his acquaintance.
We have understood that his govern
uient Of his diocese was eminen,ly pater-
nal, and his custom, In most instances
was TO issue his orders more in the shape
Of wishes, which his clergy were glad ID
respect and obey. In his demise hi
Church has lost 0 BShop whose name
and memory will live for all time in The
hears Of his flock; the city Of Wheeling
and the State Of West Virginia will mlsl
one of their most eminent and useful
citizens, 80 ~
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snIoIdsi hn shoo,inr.

NAlHynIE, July 7.-Henry Miller, q
young man 2S years Of sge, formerly
book:keeper for D. T. Parker, olthis city
committed suicide last night BY shooting
himself In the left breast, He attempted
to shoot himself through iheiheart bui
failed, and he lived about three hours
No cause Is assigned for the rash act.
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PROVIDENCE, July 7.-Dr. ~. R. Jep-
nlngs, Q prominent physician Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, committed suicide Of q hoteI
OF Naragansett Pier this morning. HiI
niece, daughter Of Gov. Wise, Of Va
Twas with him OF The Pler. !. - =
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MEAPHIS.
rEsrASrIY KILLED,

MEasea1s, July ION Friday alter
noon MI Rock holdt. Q worthy planter 70,
siding near Mount Zion, In this county
while returning home with a wagon LOAF
OF provisions, was instantly killed by q
tree falling upon him.
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ARepubllcau Candidate for COugre..
Editors u the Intallleoueer.

Editors u the Intslllgsuesr; erg ,g.ta
Have VIC a Republican Congressional
Executive Committee for the First Dis
trictf live have, Is 1t not time for them
to take some action In regard 10 calling q
convention TO nominate q candidate fol
the forty, Fourth Oongressi We want q
true Republican In the field. We do moi
desire any one whose record Is black with
back pay" we want Republican from
principls, not money. We do not de-
sire one whose "ieelings have been some
what soitenen toward the Republican
party" or.
July 7th. 1874.
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/, ,Dled.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 7.-osrriO os:
trander died 10 day from injuries received
June 2Sd In the iall Of the Baptist church,
making the fourteenth victim. !
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Burned to Death.

CINCINNATI, July IA special 10 the
GaEstt. from Springfield, Ohio, reports
that Nora Madden, . servant girl Of that
city, was burned to death "a. day from her
clothes igniting while she was ilehline q
fire with coal on. =. :. - . :
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Ryths Western Union LinS.
Omeo Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe ets
WASHINGTON.
pKoLINRs.

WASH1SoToS, July7.-James ,. Gill-
ALLAN has declined the appointment Of
principal clerk IN charge OF the Appoint
ment Bureau In the office Of the Secreta-
ry:of the Treasury and accepted the po-
siIion OF chief clerk oI the Treasury
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FOREIGN..
ENGLAND.

FIVE PRISONS KILLED ny A oot1n,os. col ts, q
LONDON, July 7-There was collisionu
on the Lancashire Railway thIs Irornlne
oy which aye persons were killed and
several hurt. e-f j rs..fIl,i n,
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Fatally Ipjured.

BosTcN, July 7.-Capt. Geo. R. Peach,
while on Q voyage from Gloucester to
ffoYineetown, struck the cook with an
oar, Initiating fatal Injuries.
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FIRE.

A fire OF noon burned the planning mill
oi Tobias Rits, on Fairfield avenue. The
building was IN old frame structure Of lit
tie value: Loss on lumber, tools and ma
chinery 50 900; no insurance. NJ
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a 0lb,o0o Fire..No Iusuranee.

CINCINNATI, July IA FIRE at Fort
Wayne, Ind, to-day, destroyed the plan.
Ing mill Of Ritz & RuBh. LoaS $4,000
unlnsured.
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nnYr. EpRAnrR hcn

The affairs Of Hoyt, sprague & Co, on
the petition Of the executors of the estate
Of Edwin Hays, were placed In the hands
Of q receiver some days ago, and this day
receiver A. D. Gulllard was confirmed BY
the Court and has taken full possession.
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MAYoR'a PRoCLAlIArInH.

The Mayor has Issued q proclamation
ordering the police to shoot every unmuz
zled dog where ever found within the CITY
limits, and the law Is being strictly en-
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RRPuDrAT1oS OF NATIONAL AND STA.


The Appeals Paris, Tenn, special says
Col J. K. Hawkins, ex- member Of Con-
gress from that District, In q speech at
Paris yesterday advocated reputation Of
the national and State dehts.
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A special meeting Of the Board OF Al
dermen b called for tomorrow to con-
slider the present condition of the munich.
pal affairs, Police Commissioners Dur
gen and Dlsbrocker, under the advice Of
counsel, have consented 10 meet with
the recently convicted and reappointed
Commissioners, pending the decision ol
the Court on the question Of the legality
Of their reappointment,
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YARN MRArnRn

This afternoon, from Ito 5 O'Clock, ,he
thermometer IN the shade never ranged
below 100, and In many places 105.
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FRANCE.
pIscussIoN Posrroa7p.

MARsRrLLEs, July 1.-THE Assembly
has postponed until tomorrow the dlS-
cussiou on the Interpolation In regard 10
the suspension ol the Union. lof
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AIeyere storm this afternoon blew oti
one.hal Of the roof Of the AAnd Street
etidge, and blew down one building In
Auegheny City.
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RoBpERY oF AMRRIcAN TRApERs.

P. W. Taylor, United States Consul at
Winnepeg, British North America, under
date Of June 10Th, writes to the Secretary
Of State that about the Let Of May three
residents ol Manitoba who were trading
with the indians for iurs at White Mud
river, near Wood Mountain, were met by
party Of eight men, led by one Charles
Hart, representing themselves to be au-
lhorizsd by the Marshal Of Manitoba.
They seized 700 buffalo robes and
the effects Of the traders on the
ground that they were trading, with
smuggled goods In American territory.
Consul Taylor had written! TO the Mar.
shal OF Manitoba 10 ascertain whether
Hart was acting under legal authority,
being under the impression that It was
q pretext for robbery. The locality In
question Is near the boundary, north Of
Fort Benton, but Is generally supposed to
be on the Canadian side Of the frontier.
The United states Collector oil Customs
at Pembins and the United States Mar.
shal OF Dakota Territory state that these
proceedings were Without their authority.
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Tho RallrOad lIeletlng Last Night.

The Railroad Meeting Last Night.
Last night was anything but q iavora
bic time for holding an indoor meeting
and hence the ringing Of the bell, calling
the people TO attend the railroad meeting
at the Court House, was rather slimly re-
spondsd to, As previously explained, The
meeting was called in the interest Of ar
additional subscription to the P. W. q
Ky. Railroad. The Hon. ALRxAsDkH
JACOB was chosen to preside, and tht
hon. o. D. HunBGRD, President Of th,
Company, made the opening speech. he
referred to the fact Of his having been
called, much to his regret, to the Presi=
dency Of the Company. But having ac,
cepted the position he had endeayored tc
do everything in his power to advance
the interests Of the enterprise. To this
end, he had visited New York In
the interests OF the road, but ow.
Ing TO the panic had been uns.
bic to make any satisfactory ar
rangement for negotiating the bonds Of
the company, he therefore had laid the
matter before the authorities Of the two
counties, and the final result had been, as
was well known, thata vote on the ques.
ton Of an additional subscription oil
100000 had been, authorized. ofIthia
amount the ACountyof Brooke proposed
to guarantees the interest on $4,000. The
question Is with a great many people, said
Mr.. HUBBARD, whether $4,000 will
finish the road. Ho believed II would,
he had gone over the road from, steuben.
vile bridge to Wheeling, and he felt con.
.fdent that the amount needed to repair
tho road-bed had not been underesti.
mated. The estimate was that 81. 900 per
mile, or $ee 900 in all, with 5000 added
for contingencies, would certainly repair
the damage done to the roadway and
make it ready for the ties. The items
entering into the expenditure Of the $500. !.
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The new charges against Charllck and
Gardner will be laid before the grand jury
on Thursday, In accordance with the ar.
rangements' male with District Attorney
Phelps. Tho charges against Mayor
HAvemeyor arc 10 courae Of preparation,
but the action taken will depend upon the
result oithe conference with the Cover
nor, which will take place this afternoon
at his residence on Long Island.
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[Slgned.l
JoHs D.M1LRSt.

Mr.. Miles is q Quaker, and Is considsred
BY the Interior Department 10 be cool
and thoroughly reliable sgent His 70
quest for troops has been indorsed and re.
commended for immediate attention by
the military authorities Of tho War de.
partment. The hostile Indians referred
TO are estimated 10 number 2,000,. COM,
prlsing about one.iourth Of the Cheyenne,
Kiowa and Arrapahoe tribes. /.
Commissioner Smith last year recon
mended that these tribes, who had then
been raiding extensively In Texas, should
be brought Into thorough subjection and
compelled TO give up their faiding lead.
ers. This was not done, and trouble now
proceeds from tho same turbulent portion
OF the tribes, three.iourths Of which are
peaceably located OF Fort Slll Rsscrva-
ton, where Satants, Big Tree and their
other prominent chiefs still remain In
compliance with their agreement.
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PITTSBURGH.
RsLHT FOR THE SUFFERERS By THR
LATE FIRE,

PrTrBuReH, July IA large meeting
o. cillzens was held In Allegheny City to:
night to take measures 10 relieve the
sufferers at the recent disastrous tlre.
Committees on subscriptions and relief
were appointed. Several thousand dollars
were subscribed, and over $1,000 In cash
was at once placed in the hands Of the
Treasurer. : 500 : -. $500 :.
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he had gone over the road from steuben.
vile bridge to Wheeling, and he felt con.
.fdent that the amount needed to repair
tho road-bed had not been underestl.
mated. The estimate was that 1000 per
mile, or $4,000 in all, with 5000 added
TOR contingencies, would certainly repair
the damage done to the roadway and
make 1t ready for the ties. The items
entering into the expenditure Of the $780,.
900 would be as follows: .gsr.
Present indSbt9dnesS and To-.
teroat Ia B1y.."..... ....... EbQ0
4ITs sRs road sSf .Ssi t.sr ....:::. 10000
Amount Of expenditures per
mile is estimated as follows:
ss tons OF Sib rails At sos per
ss So Is: Of iFca IN ii ;psSS '~
bars At 3Ae per lb.......... 165 30
2,0N lbs Of iron inf sos bots
At SIC pef lb.................. i0i %
$3.50 lbs Of spikes at .,...... 40 70
. o croSe tics ~ 100 apiece. 900 90
Track ASing, per mile. GS GO
BauAsting. ........'....,......L Sa6 %
Or, topIoii.dIsd a a & N N! eS@ntInEssa @ i: ~
sOsd S q g 4 s:io miles long: ~
sSuSs1S s e GSd 10 UeE s1anS &o onG WoSiS SSsss
amount %: ;..:;;;:;:.:::::i: 100000
Ata turn AZ abIssS TsSSa and sTitsass sas 10000
And v,A,v,. . ,o,., n.e.,,.,y
10 aulsh the road of.......: ssasoe
The above is substantially the table Of
estimates that we published some weeks
ago. but it viii be read with interest
again In connecnon WIN MI: hubBARns
remarks: ACCORDING 70 ms ngnres' tnere
would remain . balance o. $7'oOo out Of
the SSOoOOo'Wish which 70 purchase roll
ing STOCK OF otherWise Apply Ior tne use
OF the company.
as shoWing Wnas Me Foaa Woala PROD;
ably carr u puilt, nf' HusnARD SUD-
mitted the following nguFes IN regard 70
the operations ot ono furnace In 'ns VI
cintty, VIZ the hVersioe Furnsce' Fnat
concrn commenced making non on me
OH Of February, 1872 and up to March
Slst, 1874, Its transportation was as iol-
lows: 6i40s carloads OF coke; o.lSs oi
ores; 1855 OF mill cinder; S.4OS OF pig Iron
and sundrles; or, in all, 1889 carloads
Of materials necessary to make and de-
liver the product OF q furnace for two
years. The freight paid on this trans.
portation by this one concern amounted
i $4OOb71 40. ag- B
In addition to this exhibit, Mr.. Hub
BARD said that he had learned that the
Baltimore 8 Ohio Company dispatched
from Wheeling every day on an average
from 40 10 80 car loads Of merchandise
saying nothing Of the number Of cars re-
ceiyed. And as showing the amount ol
freight received In this city by way Of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, he In
stanced the fact that the amount paid BY
thatroad for transfers between Wheeling
and Bridgeport was from $4,000 to $40,
900.
Some people, said Mr.. HuBRARD, might
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ABOUT THE 1--WE FER oRNr nRsrRys,

A Washington dispatch says Of the fve
per cent National Bank reserve required
70 be kept in the Treasury, that over
~. 900. 900 have already been received,
exclusive OF to.day's receipts. The Treas:
urer estimates that tomorrows receipts
will increase the amount to $1,000 900,
which is one-halt OF the total amount 10
be deposited under the new law. Under
the new currency law the applications for
bank charters in circulation reach $3,O00,.
600. The amount Of circulation surren.
dered under the law reaches nearly
- 600. 900, and all In New York City.
The applications for circulation came
from parties who had previously made
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FL: Boyle, formerly Of this city, but
recently q merchant az Beebe, White Co.,
Arkansas, while draining water from q
public well at that place on Saturday, lost
MS footing and falling into a well broke
his neck. -
R1puDIATfoN OF NATIONAL AID srArr
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INcRE1sK OF FRRIaHT RATES,

The freight agents who met to revise
the rates Of freight from the West by the
Erie, New York Central and Pennsylya.
mia Central Railroads have resolved 70
increase the-treight on live stock to about
double It's former rates. The basis Of the
increased rate was fxedpt 55 cents per
100 pounds from Chicago to New York.
II Is the intention Of the managers to In.
crease and not decrease tho charges on
all c1apsaa nj Irai1ht
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Tho trial OF cx-Dsputy Tax Collector
Gill, Of Brooklyn, on the charge Of en-
bezzlement was begun today In that city
NEW cHARoRs AoAINsT cHAR11oK Asr
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The Erie Railroad Go. has fled its an
swer 10 the Augell suit commenced q
week since, and completely traverses and
denies every allegation thereof. The Erie
Go. has also commenced suit sgains,
jay Gould for the recovery Of 81, ,29S, 900
This sum Is made up In two separate &C,
counts, tho tnt covering tho money ex,
pended by him and the proceeds thereof
In his transactions In the stock Of the o,
8. Express %. while President OF the Erie
90. The second Is o claim by the compa.
ny for reim6ursementin money expended
10 free from an incumbraDce certain
property covered by Gould 10 the Erie In
the famous restitution transaction In No.
vember, 1879. Under an agreement then
entered into, Gould sgreed TO free these
properties from the !. incumbrances 10
which they were subject, but has failed
70 do 80, and the action Is based on that
stipulation. The following Is the Erie
Railroad directory ticket to be voted on
on the 14Ih inst, which will probably be
elected Messrs. Roberts, Slebblns, John.
ston, Smith, B9bcock, Duncan, Meyer,
Ramsaell, Robinson, Barlow, Morgan, j,
Baltzer, Gray, Parker and schurchsrdt.
II Is reported that JeweIt will not be-
come connected with the Erie road. The
delay In furnishing the public with the
report ot the English experts on the Erie
Affairs Is unsyoidably commented on in
Wall street.
Three thousand dollars In national bank
notes were received ct the redemption di.
vision 10 day.