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BRIEF TELRoRlMs,

Portland, Oregon, had q asl7O,OOO are
yesterday.
The Kansas city distilleTy was damaged
by fire yesterday $1,000.
Seven business houses ri Abilene, Kan,
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
A Gre at Newberry, S. O., yesterday, de-
stroyed several stores. Loss $1,000.
The Michigan senatorship isis,ill un.
solved. Ferry still leads with 52Totes,
Fire in the Atlantic mills Of Lawrence,
Mass, yesterday, damaged the building
5000.
A Nitro elycerine explosion at the Acid
works I'M San francisco, yesterday, killed
two Portngese.
William Messing, a Cincinnati black.
smith, was crushed to death 81 being
caught arohnd the neck with a beIt.
Tho PdIeess Louise and MARQUIS Of
Iornc aud party arrived at Charleston, S.
d, last evening, and were met at ihe depot
lby o htEe crowd Of citizens.
Adhur Preston, (cOlored) aged 81, was
llIasged In the enclosure In the iail yGrd At
Bslalr, Nd. yesterday afternoon, IAr the
S5hrder Of his colored mistreas, MARI Dor.
lSey, last April, by cruShing her HkuiIwItb
An axe. Preston made no speech iroh The
gallows and maintained perfect Comp4ure
to the last.
The officers Of the leading temper Sice
organizations Of Iowa, in view Of the d els.
Ion. by the Supreme Court, holdinghhe
hfnhibitOTy Constitutional. .ataendA ant
was not In force, have called State en-.
vention Of the friends Of temperance tobe
held at DesSioipes February 7th, 10 CIn.
suit upon limo Of policy to be puBuedior
the iuture.
convention Of oil the cattle, sheep ind
honemen, Of Texas, has been called to
meet at Colorado City February ls;, tC
ilscuss the live stock business and State
hnd question, and determine what courst
the stock men shall pursue TO secure legis
lation favorable TO their interests, and u
organize q commission 10 look alter theil
aaaIn at the Capital during the session o
the legislature.
Hon. ]. q. s. Blackburn, at the Mer
chants Club banquet, at Baltimore, yes
terday, told story which he ald was cir
culated bybIr.Tucker's political opponents
lie said that once on an electioneering tou
Mr. Tucker came upon hanging and "a
invited on the scaiIold as an hOnored Rues
The man was pinioned, the black ca
was ready and the Sheriff asked whethe
the culprit wished 10 SSy anything Dea
silence. Up Jumped the Hon. RandOlp
TuckeE Spd Said HAs my friend deClin,
70 use his time, / take thiS opportunity {
say that ! am q cNndidate iOt Congfes
and- The speakers voice could not
heard ri Rughter.l F''
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THE REruBLiCAN CAUCUS
DccIdes TO Push the House Tariff Biii
aud Give u Precedence.

From Our Special Correspondent
wnsulxoroS, January l0.-The course
to be taken on the tariG. bill reported by
the Ways and Means Committee by the
Republicans Of the House was the object Of
a caucus held by the Republicans this ai'
ternoon. There were three propositions
broaChed, one to wait for the Senate bill
before proceeding with the subject second,
to provide a reduction OF all schedules; and
third, TO 90 ahead with the House bill.
The discussion developed tho fact that
there are many members who hold the
opinion that the Senate had no right
10 encourage the tariff bill now
under discussion In that body and that the
House should ignore what had been done
by the Senate and 60 ahead with Its own
BILL. This was, after some little debate,
decided upon Us a course oi &C.
tion. The proposition is to call
the bill up on Tuesday next and
press It's consideration against,everything
except the appropriation bills. 1t was also
agreed, II necessary, TO ask for night ses'
sions, to consider the bill The feeling In
the caucus, while not hopeful that a bill
would be passed, was that the effort should
be made at all events 10 pass It.
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WHEELING, WEST VA, SATURDAY MoRNIN

nail machines were burned beyond any
possible repair, and II Is doubtful II even
the iron in them can be revoked. The
nails were so entirely consumed aS to be oi
no possible account. The committee states
that the property destroyed was not insured
anything near what Il might have been,
and be within the usual proportion to Ia
actual value. There were 10000 kegs of
nails In stock, worth at tho mill s. 40 per
key, or nearly SOS, 900; insured for SO, 900
only. The buildings and machinery were
worth as they stood about Sl00, 900, and bad
but $5l 500 insurance. The loss above the
insurance will not probably, 1t Is thought,
ha laSl lhnn SItfl mn
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The chicago Nnil VIM rIrs.

CmCA0o, January 10.-At a meeting Of
the agents Of companies interested In the
fre at the works Of the Calumet Iron and
Steel company, committee consisting Of
O. W. Drew and r. ]. Smith and Mr.. Thos,
Underwood was appointed, which visited
the scene Of the aro and made close ex.
animation with view ol ascertainIng the
salvage, Il any, In the ruins The com.
mittee found that the loss would be total
on buildings, machinery and stock. The
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NOVEL XuprIAI.s.
The Marriage OF u Counierfeiier In n q.
n Court Room.

Ehc Mafringc OF Countcffeiter IN q
n Court Room.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllsrncer.
PARgREsErRo, January l9.-An episod,
occurred in the U. S. Circuit Court to.da,
not provided for in the statutes, and not OF
the court docket-that Is the marriage 0
ono Of the counterieitep, Peter b. Fagan
now in jail here waiting the action Of III,
grand jury.
AT noon, Marshal Atkinson, with Pete
in charge, proceeded TO the Clerks ofIic,
and obtained the license, thence TO the U
s. Circuit Court Clerks Office where Petel
was united in marriage to PAMELA Shot
Of Marietta, Rev. S, Il. Dawson, O
Cairo, West Va, performing tht
ceremony. The novelty OF the afFairdrew AT
immense crowd. When Peter responded
to the charge, TO honor cherish and sup.
port, he replied in u strong voice, "a Ger
taiuly will 50 soon as get out Of this dill
Guilty" After the usual congratulations
Fagan was remanded to jail and MB
Fagan returned 10 Marietta. When The
rumored condition oithe wife Is consideret
Peter acted IN honorable part.
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EAEwmERE we reproduce from the Park
er,brrv STATE Journal an editorial article on
IN, United States Seaatorship. We desireto
uy to our esteemed cotemporary that the
Republicans did remain unit, and II the
opponuuity had COME they would have
uale their united force felt But the Hon.
Henry q. Davis was not contemplated In
their plans, and there Is reason to believe
that l,e could not have commanded any
Republican support. Certainly he was not
entitled to such support. Has he not
already been 'under obligations to RCpub'
licans?" Aud how has he discharged those
obligations? When has he shown bim'
self Opposed to the spirit Of Bourbon
ism2" lie has, In fact, shown himself
tho head Of the Bourbon machine In West
Virginia, aud that Is a sufficient reason
why Republicans and others In tho l.egls'
la.urO opposed to Dourbonlsm should have
and would have opposed his reelection
Just NJ they will oppose Mr.. KCnna's elec.
tion, though he will DO elected in spite OF
,hem. II the Democratic caucus had Jailed
to nominate the strong minority IN
tho Legislature would have como to
tho front to some purpose, aud The
line Of procedure was defined with
sufficient clearness. Doubtless 1t Is true
that Mr.. KOnna is with the Camden and
Davis wing OF the Democratic party
which wing Is virtually the whole bird. II
he had not been he would not now be so
near the United States Senate. The lob
byists who.would not have dared to raise
their voices for Kenua II Davis and Cam
den had not t1et them bose, were hert
shricklng for him aud getting in their
AnOst work for him. There is nothing tG
support the isrvid declaration that "undeF
tho aaspicious leading Of Senators Camden
and Davis, our State was ASSUMING :
rank among her sister States ot the unlon
never dreamed Of In the history Of Bonr
bOnism." The State OF West Virginia wa
never more BOarbon.riddeu than 1t TO-
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a uosrLEnS CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
While Searching fora Halter he FINDS
nAsarIS Nude Corpse.

TRor, n. Y, January l9.-Iast night u
well dressed man stopped at the hotel in
Raymertown, near Troy, and entered the
barroom, after hitching bis horse to a post
outside. The man drank some liquor, and
then requested Marvin McChesney to lead
bis horse under tho shed and Iced It. Nc
Chesney took the horse 10 the shed and
searched under the carriage seat for hal.
ter. Instead OF the halter his hand came
in contact with acorpse, which was doubled
up and covered with cloth. McChesney
examined the body as well as the darkness
would permit, and found II to be that Of u
man, nearly nude, and with wliiskers.
Being somewhat .superStitious, and not
knowing what 10 do, MeChesney allowed
the man TO depart with his ghGstly load,
taking the road toward Troy. Opinion as
to whether there has been grave robbery
or murder Is divided.
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ny,,y Y,fE Commercial Builetia hopes
NAV hear no more about the
.pM s,,,a, l.bor Of Europe" seeing that
S'r,, n nY., tIe Western States the 'Pauper
,.D,y of Europe is visible, aiding thou
'l,J' ,nJ y,ysin the grand work OfdeyelOpins
~" Sa'' ',rn,ry." rhcreis distinction here ne
", ,,, considerable difference. The
s.,,o., S,"' lalOr Of Europe" transplanted 10
.'. r'.' .nor.. becomes the free labor ol
.',S,. %. United States Of Amerlca-adds to
'n ',,,n,nlnrtion and Our consumption, and
Wv, ;",..,,. Il. surplus in our enterprises. The
,,,f;.Lman Irishman, scotchman.
';.T ,;,,m,p-any man who comes to till our
e.,i.o, mine our coal, to wear our shoes,
hits, hits, hbrics, ,nd eat Of our farm products
+. .',,, .as,omed as brother. lie helps to
,o,teaud supply our home market, to bear
,ho Lu,,lcn Of taxation, to develop the
s,,r,,v and make It strong. His ceases
:, he ranpcr labor with the first breath he
i.,r. n, the free air Of this free land. II
iii, !. spread eagle" it is also the spread
;", I ot American butter on American
byeil
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LONDON, January l9.-The Times' Paris
correspondent says "The prohibition Of
the display OF religious emblems in tho
Government bill, which the Cabinet has
resolved to submit, is a sop to those per.
sons greedy for religious persecution. !"
The correspondent, referring to portion Of
the Governments bill against pretendsrs
TO the throne. says those against whom it
Is erected will be always and everywhere
suspects" and this wretched pious tyran-
ny will revive in the gay and generous
nation shameful persecution which made
degenerate Rome the execratOn Of tho
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DIsfr..s In Ir.I.nh

BosroN, January lO.-A dispatch from
Dublin says the whole OF the North of Ire
land Is in a most wretChed condition owing
to the complete destruction Of the grain
crops in September by terrible tornado
and the rotting Of the entire potato crop,
caused by constant rain. In one place such
destitution prevails that twenty-five tous OF
indian meal per week are required to keep
tho people barely alive. Relief Is coming
slowly, and despair is staring everybody in
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All the members Of the cabinet wert
present at the meeting yesterday. The
session was short. The proposed Mexi-
can treaty waS tho only question Of i'm
portance considered.
Inquiry as to the probability OF closing thu
navy yards, leads TO certain conclusion
that on the 3lsto March all navy yards
will be closed except those at New York
Norfolk, Washington and Mare Island
owing to deficiency Of appropriations.
The Senate bill directing the Secretary o.
the Treasury to redeem five bonds, stolen
from Robert Stoddart Wild, and destroyed
by thieves, having become u law by the
lapse OF time, the President improves the
opportunity to express TO the Senate his
disapproval Of this class Of legislation.
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Terrific Powder Exn,o.io,.

AMSTERDAM, January l9.-Three terrific
explosions took place to-day in gunpow-
der mandatory in Minden, where nearly
all the houses were unrooied by tho con.
cussion. Tho neighborhood towns and
villages were much damaged. The loss
Of life Is unknown, but 1t Is feared forty
persons persisted. Windows In this
city, which is eight miles from Minden,
were broken.
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Tbe Lean otaLunntie.

NEw YoRE, January lO.-willism Har'
ris, a lodser at the jersey City Central Po.
lice Station, who says that his home Is in
Philadelphia, was put in the lodgCt's room
on tho second toor Of the station house,
and early this morning pushed up the
window and jumped TO tho ground, q dis
lance Of thirty feet. lie then jumped on Q
Grove street car. Ho was captured alter
lively chase. lie was found 10 be laborinl
under q lt Of insanity, and was locked "
for medical examination.
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MARRIED AT EIcurY.rouR.
a Wealthy ohio Farmer Joined In Wed
lock TO u Lady orIhirfy.four Years.


Pl1BBURdH, January l0.-Gossips wert
to-day furnished with piece OF very TN
usual news, the announcement that til,
fortunes Of gentleman Of 81 years and {
lady 80 years his junior had been united
for life. Miss Marie Sanders and IN oldel
sister have lived for number Of years III
in the house No. 1872 wylie avenue
Neither Of the ladies arc handsome, but
both arc blessed with genial dispositions
and have been considered permanent tx
lures by all the children OF the neighbor
hood. To exc out their slender income
they rented furnished rooms 10 gentlemen.
A few months ago Mr.. John Beabout, a
wealthy farmer living at Ashland, Ohio,
had occasion TO visit tho city and remain a
week or more. Mr.. BeabOIt Is estimated
10 be worth not less than half million,
but he has always been noted for frugality.
Not caring TO put up with the discomforts
Of cheap hotel, or TO pay the rates ol one
Of the hrstclass, he sought accommoda.
tons in private family, and was referred
10 the Misses Sanders.
In a few days the old gentleman gave
signs that he was favonbly impressed with
the qualities Of Miss Maria Sanders, and
before the close OF the week was 10 charm.
ed with the comforts the sisters provided
for him that instead Of returning to his
country home at the appointed time he
agreed 10 protract his stay indefinitely.
Having no business 10 engross his atten.
tiou, aud being quite hale ior his years, he
succeeded in making himself so agreeable
10 both ladies that when he finally
made proposal o! marriage twas accept.
ed. The gentleman returned for short
time to the Buckeye State, presumably for
the purpose Of acquaintlng his friends with
his intention to marry, and yesterday he
returned, and few hours later fhe twain
were made one. The marriage was not an.
nounced until to-day, and oven now the
relatives OF the bride cannot be induced 10
say anything about Il save that the cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Cow.
an, pastor ot the Third Presbyterian
Church, the most fashionable In the city,
and that Immediately after the words were
spoken the groom presented his bride with
paper which settled on her 100000 and
farm in Ohio.
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Honor. TO an ArchSI.hop'. Remains.

NEw YoRE, January lV.-NIueteen years
ago the remains Of Archbishop Hughes
were placed in the vault oi the old St. Pat.
rick's Cathedral on Mott street. Monday
week the remains are to be removed from
the old to the new cathedral, Beneath The
magnificent temple which owes It's origin
and much Of Ito growth to the energy, per.
severance and Inspired Aeal Of the great
prelate, his body will be placed. There
WiIi 10 solemn requiem mass, followed
by a paneHyric By Chancellor Preston. The
White marble Of The altar will be drRped In
mourning and all night long o cAtAialquC
will stand In front Of the sanctuary, illuml
mated by burning tapeFa.
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RoG0gss MURDER TRIAL.
unabated Interest In tho Proceedings.
The Insanity Plea Falls.

The lnhAnitg Eifh f""'
Special DIpatch TO the IutOll!sOnccr.
CLARvsBuRo, January l9.-The BOgIess
trial continued to-day with unabated in.
terest. The defense closed without at.
tempting to offer expert testimony as to the
prisoners insanity. The defense failed to
make out the case OF insanity. The prose
cution has already called about a dozen oil
the defendants neighboB who have
known him for yeaB and had
almost daily intercourse with him,
all Of whom swear that he was
sape at the time Of the killing. The
State is making strong case, There was
a sharp and interesting discussion this
afternoon between Elnsted, for the prose
cutlon, and Davis, for the defense. Every
point Is closely watched by counsel and
tine distinctions drawn, but on all these
questions tho Court appears to be prepared
10 decide readily. II Is thought the evi'
depce will close tomorrow.
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volye US in liabilities against which We
could have no adequate protection.
Yours, very respectfully,
[signed. EDWARD KIHdi

"wnERxAs, In the judgment Of this
Board, as well rs :ts Tnnsier Agent, Il Is
wholly impracticable to make any general
transfer oi the shares Of this company
while the conditions imposed by the order
above referred to are In force. And
"WlEREAs, The question OF the with
drawal OF such order Is 10 be passed upon
by the Court on the oath inst. Now,
therefore, be It
"RctOired, That the transfer books Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company be
now closed, and the same 10 be reopened
on the morning Of the 18th inst"
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NEw YORT, January le.-A iIto IN tho
sve.story marble building, Barclay street
adjoining the Astor House, to.right gave
the impression that twas thehotsl hnildine
that was on fire, creating much q citemeif
summoned and the exact place Of tGo flfc
located. IiWas quickly extinguishGd. Tho
damage done was about $1,000.
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UNIoS TRUsT COMPANY,
NEw YOnE, January Is, 1855.

To Vatan Union Telegraph Company:
GESTLENEx-I have received IN orlel
dated January II, lSS3, and made by Hon.
George L. Ingrahaui, Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of this city, In the case Of William
s, Williams, plaintiff, against your com.
pany and otheis, defendants, Z
This order permits the fG.opcning Of thl
transfer books and the transferring thereof
OF all the stock Of your company, excepting
such OF the Sl6 6,62G 500 OF such stock rs shai
now bG standing in the names Of parties q
whom It was originally issued or shall Ie
owned by such persons. "a
desire 10 cali your attention TO tho po'
sition in which the terms Of ;tlitF tder
place this company as you, transldf ents.
Il imposes upon uH-tk,s lslats rot lsfnIt1.
ing, as each certificate Of stock RtSll be
presented. for trans or, whether II Sepre.
sents In whole or In part the "excet,ed'i
stock, and would neceasitatC practicaIly, a
search into the history Of each certiacSe
an operation requiring SO much care And
time as would lead TO great delays belor.
the transfer OF any considerable amount o
stock could be effected. Insome cases th,
number Of which could not we'll estimate
except after actual experience, 1t would b,
difficult 10 determine whether the certih
cate presented actually represented any 0
the "excep,ed" stock or not, as where tn
dividend exceeded q hundred q shares,
certificate for each hundred shares woul,
be made out and We could not determin
In which hundred the proportion Of "ex
cepted" stock was represented.
In regard 10 the second clause oi Ii
Paragraph, 'ioF shall be owned by sucl
persons,n Il would be impossible for US 4
know the actual owners Of tie stock pre-
Eented fortIanSter, aS the order appears I
draw no distinction between the holder q
the stock RS eYinced by the certificate an
10 oWnelhip In point OF fact
To undertake 80 delicate duty woul
involve an amount OF responsibility tbs
would properly belong In no way 10 ou
functions Is transfer agent and might II
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pRoIIBiTIoX IL PENNSYLVANIA.
state Temperance Coinmlttee Called Il
Meet In Harrisburg In February.


Meet In Harrisburg In February.
PIrrspuRGu, January l9.-Joshua L.
Bailey, Chairman OF the State Temperance
Convention, has called general State
Temperance Convention, and invites all
State, county and local temperance organi-
cations, and schools, churches, presbyter'
lea. conferences and other associations
friendly 10 the efforts being made for the
Constitutional prohibition OF the liquor
trafIlc, 10 send accredited delegates. The
bsEiS Of representation will be ten delegates
for each State organization, Eve for county
societies, conferences, ETC., and two
for local societies, churches, lodges, diviS'
ions. &c, The Convention will be held In
the hall Of the Y. N. @. A., Second and 10
Gust streets, Harrisburg, on Thursday anu
Friday, February s and ., 1855, beginning
Al 10 4. NJ, Thursday, with an hour oi dc
yotion, There will be mass meeting II
tLe Court House, on Thursday, the sth
when Hon, John p. St. John, ex.GoN ernol
oi Kansas, vii! deliver ~ address.
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PulApELrIrA, January lo.-Thc deela'
ration fled in the Common Pleas Court
to-day for Alexander McEwCn, tho noted
anancier, In tho lattcr's suit against tllG
PhlladelpbIa 4 Reading Railroad Com
pAny, plaintiE, claims that by means
of cxtensions the deferred income bonds
IA the amonat Of 81, 300, 600 hnd been ne
RotIatt4l, and the defendants have received
SO .JO, ,OOO For his work lie claimS
S3iJ, ,0QQ,
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PiTDDuRoH, January l0.-The local pig
iron market is excessively dull, and deal,
en report very little doing. There is a iair
demand NJ tho low rates, but holders re-
fuse to make contracts on the present
small margin. Since last week there has
been decline Of fifty cents per ton Rnd
neutral brands Of standard are now quoted
at $50 10 cash, and SCI 90 four months. II
Is quite probable that number Of furnaces
viii close down, unless the cost Of produc,
ton can be materially reduced, as The fur,
nacemen claim that Il Is better to do moth
ing than work at q loss.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, January lO.-Tho
Poa.ErprcMSays the deposit Of the Monroe
County Savings Bank in Tie City nauk
was carried on the books at $4,000 when
1t was 5000, and the interest paid on tho
latter amount. Two days before the fall.
ure Upton made his note Tor q discrepancy
Of $4,000 and had L entered up to the
credit OF the Monroe County Savings
Rank,
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MONTREAL, January l0.-The leo palace
for the winter carnival Of sports will be
finished tomorrow. General Butler, Gov.
ernor OF Massachusetts, is among tho ex.
pected guests. The city, by special onli.
nance, has given up Peel street for tho
week for tho purpose Of toboganning. This
will make coasting surface down the side
of the mountain OF over a mile long.
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Tho MiehIgnn sspatorIal Conie,,

DETROIT, January l0.-The flst ballot oi
the Joint Convention Of the Legislature for
Senator resulted az follows Ferry, 81
Stout, 80; Hanchett, 7; Burrows, 7. Fifteen
other votes scattering on ten candidates.