Tlie Daily Intelligencer, a A/ y y ^5T M U I The Weekly intelligencer ~~Mz WMttff *mj$F IS Am$ m.soiTmwmi.., three montha, 100 j Single Copy, for one year, In Advance,. ...ft 1 60 elltcrtd by Carrion, per week 14 i i ii* fr 1 ;_ _? ii* mnntha i oo 1 ciobe ot Ten 18 00 VOL. XX WHEELING, W. V A. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2 1871. NO. ?1 JSfe=S~|j Six month?. In advanoe, ISO A?d an extra copy to theperaon gutting op Club. Three month*. In advance, 100 ___ i _____ ???????i??????????' Poetmaatere aro requested to act aa Agent*. Financial. Depositors secured uy mdividual Liability. M CJUMQIM. I. P4I 71.I. W. m. BOCUU. THE CITY BANK Deals In Ullls of Exchange, United States liouila, Gold Coin, and all Negotiable ttecorltiea. Notes and Bills ofKichaag* Discounted. Collections mada for Merchants, Manufacturer!. Banks. Banker*, and other*, on all accessible poluts In the United Btatee and Canada. Drafts In soma to suit purchasers on all the principal Cities and Towns In Gwoanjr, Qreat liriuln and Ireland. Interest allowed on Bpoclal Deposits. R. CKANULH, President i. D1LZKLL. Vice Prcsldcut. t. H. ECCLBB, Cash!or. marll purbt national bank OB" WHKKLINGk United States Depository. Capital 1300,000 A K?neral Banking, Exchange and Colloctlon bUHineaa transacted with fidelity and promptness. Certificate* of DopoBlt Isauod and lntoro*t paid thereon. Korcnao stamps for Mia in aum* to rait Now Fractional Currency Mid 1,1, J and 5c coin alwira on band for the accommodation of the public. Account* of Merchant*, Manufacturer*, Bankmi and other* aollcltod. DuuKToaa: JOIIN K. BOTBFORD, President. Jacobi Hqrnbrook, Cheater D. Knox, (hx). W. Kranaiioun, A. W. UanipbuU, Jacob 8. Rhodes, I Morgan L. Ott, 11 John L. Ilobbs, T. J. Campbell. janadaw QBOKGH ADAM8, Cashier. J -^EUCUANTS' NATIONAL BANK J or WIST TIBUINIA, AT WH1KLINB. Capital $500,000. 1 C Deals In Gold, C'oapons, Bonds, Commercial Psper and Bills of Exchange. INTEHK8T PAID ON BPBCIAL DKP08IT8. CvlUctloia tnadt on all point* and procndt c promptly r*mUUd, V Ksveuae HUmps, New Praetlonal Currency, 1,1, 3 *nu o cod i com conaUuitly on uaad. DIBIOTOM: J. N. Vanco. John Uandlan. P t. 8. DelAplaln K. J. Htone. 0 T. Hweonoy. Wm, Bailor. A. A. Wilson Kelly. W. 8. Gocborn. tl A. Wilion. ,i J. NKL80N VANCB, Prwlden*. a JOHN J. JONK8. Caahlor. myldaw p DAN L 0. Liar. JOSEPH IBTBOLO. v ttlNRT a. UBT. U1B80M I.AMI. Peraonal Liability for all Deposits. Bank of Wheeling,I WHEELING, W. VA. J Dralaln Hills ol Exchanffo, Go von j toon t Bond*, tltocka, Gold, Coianu-rclalPapor, and all Nsguti* abla securities. INTKRBST PAID ON 8PKCIAI. DEPOSITS. t! ritiar.lal attuntlnn utvnn tii rnlluctlniiM. 1). 0. LIST, President. 11 GIDHON LAMM, Cashier. JOSEI-ll H BY HOLD, A.iis't Cftih. febtt M"ATIONAL BAVINGB BANK i, or wnnuiM. fl tnsnrroraUd January IS, 1W9. C CAPITAL, $100,000. a Mono; rewired on Depot It. Interest paid on i. Hpcclal Deposits, Nou-s and BUI* discounted. Exchange bought and Bold. Collection* inado on I] ill point* and proceeds promptly remitted. Discount Day?Monday. umioToiw: Tbomas II. List, Robert Pratt, A Robert Gibson, R. A. MoCabe, J. 0. Thomas, James McCluney, u J. L. Htlfel. h T1I08. II. LI8T. President. u J. MoCLUNBY, Vice Prcsldoot tl tt. P. HlIiDHETII, Cashier. rrHE PEOPLE'S BANK. h OFFICE, NO. 69 MAIN BTItKKT, u WHB1LIHU, W. fa. r; Money recolred on deposit. Interest paid on Hpeclal Doposlts. Notes and Hills Discounted. Exchange boagh ?nd sold. Collections at home or firom abroad promptly attended to. h DIltROTOBfl: n John field. Christian He**. John llandlan, John Vockler, 8' fismaol J. Doyd, Richard Carter. Androw Wilson. John P. Truschol. 0 Thomas O'Brien. JOHN KBID, President J08IAI1 P. UPDBC1RAPF, Cash'r. my9 Q TMIE CITY HANK, DEM,AIRE, 0. Oflre oa Water St/, Opposite Central Block, rr I'oci a general Banking bualneia: reeflrea w money on drpotlt and pava In twit on fpeclal n dopoiilu; dlncoutita notes and billo; deal* to HickanM. Oonpona and National, HUte and local Mfurttlca. The promptest attention given to collection! on J Bfllalro and Ita vicinity. The correspondence y "*nka, Bankers and othora, hating kuilncaa a, Ubla point solicited. 8 dibiotom: A. W Andrraon, I liaac Booth, A.p. Mcllntt. A. P. Tillman, 0 John T Miirrnr f fl UaII* A. W. ANDERSON, Prea't. A. P. TALLMAN, Caabler. ?ep? J ti A WANT SUPPLIED. 1< -ti. b To anppljr i want felt for a real genuine food i. article of Suap at a reasonable price, the under- pod Is now manufacturing auch an artlolo, m all testify who have seen aud uaed The Favorite 8oap, j Manofacturml by R. RBID, Wheeling'W. Vi. fl I claim that It cannot be excelled, tat, In pari- 8 tyand qnallty; Jd, In economy, because It la and hard aa soon aa made and will not ahrlnk whsn exposed to the atmoapheee, like moat t, oapado. it will therefore washhalf aa much fl nnreaathe soap* now In market at the aune u price;.ingtt WMjjifcW.T** NICK FREBll LOT OF 1 ORRAM CRACKBR1, y OAT .MEAL OAKB9, GRAHAM CRACEHRB, ?C?AR JDMBLBS, 1 ALBERT BISCUIT, nBSSBRT CRACKERS, OYSTER CRACKERS. At t ZIMMER'S BAKERY. _*# tM MAnmiT BTTtBBT. 'J'RIMBLB A HOHNHUOOK, L Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters 60 MARKET BTItKHIT. Oriwi from Ul? country ttttntM to 1 ihCTt ?nM. 1 90H !'BS tobacco TWINE ?>?*n b?M "f cnX?. h. ?Kn?T. SkMfUujmm-. The Official Vote of Ohio Coaalr. Ad error UfcTiug crept Into our table yeiterday, we reproduce the vote tlila morning, and are hippy to believe that it U now entirely Iron-clad. The Colored Troope Onr tke Rlfer. Of course It wu the "nigger rote" that defeated the Democracy ol Belmont count; this yoar. Mo white man ever defeats them. AU itrictfy Caucwiu cilizuus are known to be averse to Radicals. The St. Clairsville Uauttt la therefore iloubtleu correct In charging the Democratic reverso over there on nejrocj, especially those of them that were 'fresh from Rappahannock county, Va." Thoy appear to have come muiti udinously, "as the winds come when bresls are rended,u the wave* come when lavies are stranded," and all that sort of hlng, and all on purpose and Just In time ovote tho Radical ticket The beglra 1 rorn Rappahannock county most have j dearly resembled the midnight .exit of he children of Israel from Egypt. Was I a party by the name of Johnson" their loses for the occasion? And what we ro more particularly nlleltoas to know i, are there any max of the sami sort oft in Rappahannock county 1 We want j o arrange with them tor service in this ouoiy at me next election. A Crushing Rebuke. If 50I11U ol the West Virginia Demoratio oditori could only bare subject* rorthv ot their power*, we should see ome ''deal loin writin." When, (or Intance, the editor of the Greenbrier ImltmtUnt can expreaa himself thus superbly ?er a little bit of bolt from the regular Icket In that county, what could he not o,if,as old Archlmides would say,he bad lenty of loverago. Here's the way he rlthers bis opponents: ICS, IUO pCOpiO DBTB spOKCn, BDU UIO onspiracy against the integrity ot the )cmocratlo and Conservative party hu ecu ground to powder I Touched by lie Ithurial Hpcar ot popular rebuko, the ihnntom spectre Ua? vanished into ?J?e mptiest anil most otheroallzed nothing' IC89." Tun Diffbubhcb Tnf* Kin.?Up to bis data this year the Democratic pyramid consists oi the State* ol Kentucky, >1118 and Wo?t Virginia?not a very mitv column cither individually or col actively?whilo the Republicans pan out i s follows: Now Hampshire, Conneotlut, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, Colorado ml California. There la some difference 11 the exhibit, both aa to weight of num>('! and weight generally. Tua New York UtraU regreti that the tory of the origin of tho Chicago flro has ecn contradicted, as "the lceaon taught iy the auppoaed origin of the conflagralonlo connection with keroten* might are been the means of earing many a utnan life by causing moro c&ro to be scd in handling tho inflammable matelal." Ws burn up every decade, nyi Apptorn'! Journal, enough property to enrich all the population. We spare no expneo In ornamenting and beautifying our tructures, and yot seem to grudgo the 1 oat of rendering them (table and tec we. 1 An exchange says: "A man forty years Id, at Hliolby Depot, Tenn., mourned hla rllo aix jnontlia, and then married hla lother-ln-law, aged alxty." That man lay have married hit mother-in-law, but 10 shall always bellovo that It was hla iotli6r-ln-law married him. LABonitM are scarce al St. John's, N. and womfn are employed on the rliarres at four ahllllnga per day, but it la aid not to bo a pleasant sight to see them nloadlng Teasels, rolling flour barrels, (heeling along large barrows full ol salt, nd carrying fish into the stores. Tint Hague, the political capital of j Iolland, Is reported to be tbe wealthiest Dwn for Its population In the world. At ;aat ono-thlrd ol its cltlsena are aaid to o rich enough to liro entirely on their j icoinei. Two i.adies were traveling on the cars I rlien a stranger uked the cider what I elationahip ahe bore the yonnger. The nawer was quick and pertinent: "She ii 1 ny sister's daughter, and my daughter's iater I" Tiikt tell of a Chicago lady "whose miband was worth- $240,000 before the Ire, and who traveled last Rummer with Ixleen Saratoga trunks; now *11 she has eft wai saved la two barrels." Am, the first claas hotels and cigar torea In Chicago were burned up. It wis nore than a week before the cltiuena ould procure a good clgaf,' so a* to join he rulna In smoking. A MAn courting a young woman was nterrogated as to his occupation, "I am i paper hanger on a large stale," he rallied. Ho married tho elrl. and turned lUt to bo i bill-sticker. "How do you define black u your i*l r' a?y? tchooltnaater to onool bit mplla. Darkneea that may be felt,*' rallied the youth. Tim "proud cathartic State,'' la what er loving aoni call the Commonwealth if Kansas It lit comes from the cultlrainn of catlor-beant. What air doea the young monaealng to ho old mouae when biting hla way hrnugh the accnery at the opera f Hear no gnaw, tna. (Norma) A. rtjtAnciAt, reformer lain deroted to lgurct that when he haa nothing elae to to he caata up hi* eye. Tiirm la a man In New York to proud [hat he won't keep hie own company, for roar of degrading himself. Jack KiTcn being uked on what ground he claimed the clotht of thote he hanged, titeWetM, "2a their mentor" BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATED 1'BESS &13P01IT. Exclusively to the fntelll&onrer. CBj Um WmUtq Dnlon Line. Office North-wcit cor. oI Mala and Mouroo ?U.) WASHINGTON. Wamiikutoh, Nov. 1.?The public debt baa been reduced |li,U50,480 during October. Milinry cbanget have been made by the President transferring tho Btate ul North Carolina from the Department ol the East to the Department ot' the Boutb; the Indian Territory north nf Texas and south ot Kansas is to bo added to the Do partment of Texas, and wilt be under the command of (Jen. Auger, and to the Department of Texas is added a division of the Missouri. Tho Department of the rnaunt la /I iastmil inliii/l Tlio States of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mia lalppi and the gulf pots will constitute a now Department. Frederick 0. Grant, 1th cavalry, has been ordered to report it general army headquarters, lie will tocompany (Jen. Sherman in hit tour ot military inspection in Europe. The Commissioner of Pensions is now lick at Philadelphia. The President has appointed A. J. Dufar and J, W. Virtue commissioners for Oregon to the centennial celebration at Philadelphia. The President has appointed Charles Harrison Assessor of Internal Itevenuo in the Gtb Ohio, and George 8. Scott As- lessor in the 2d Arkansas Districts. The Information received by tho Navy Department Irom Dr. A. Patterson, of Sana, concerning the German'discovery )f the open Polar Sea, states that the lorthernmost point reached was 79 de trees north on a.ineredian 48 degrees east. rhey found a most favorable state of ico awards tho North Pole, with a favorable mnnanllnn with thn nnon Ditt north lit Liberia toward! the cut The iipedltlou ?u made in u small sailing vessel at tbo ixpense ol tbe officers. I The Secretary ol the Treasury baa sailed in another million and a half three wr cents of tbo denomination of $9,000, roil) No. 2508 to No. 2819; also ol tbo lenomlnation of $10,000, from No. 2007 o 2833. Tbo Interest will cease on tbo list of December. Uen. Geo. B. Williams, of Indiana, tolay formerly concluded kit engagement ?lth the Japanese Minister, lie will go a that country for the purpoao ot organizing an internal revenue system there lirnuar to our own. Gen. Williams is low Second Deputy Commisilonerof Internal Revenue, and has also bad expert>nco as Assessor, Collector and Bupervi or of Internal ltevcnue, having been employed in these separate offices for five 3T six years with marked acceptance to the government. It Is considered that no better selection could bo made than bis sngagrinsnt for threo yeari at a largo sultry. Gen. Williams will sail from San b'rancisc) lor.Tapanon tbe first of January jext. Heveral Judgmonta wero affirmed in the Supremo Court last Monday, awarding 10 per cent damages, besides costs, on tbe ;round that tbe prosecutions wcro for jurpoecs of delay and to make parties cautious lo tho appeal or ctisos in the uture. Indian Agent Walker has loft Cheyenne a hear the complaint* of the Sioux Inliana. It haa been ascertained that tho lenders )f the Ku-Klux now In Jail In Houth Curillna will not bo released on bail. Major Thomas Donohuo died to day at ;he age ol 75 years, lie was long coniccted with tho InMligtntor. 0. W. Curtis has presented tho rules idopted by the Civil Berrice Commission. Tho Kvtning Star says Presldont Grant las addressed a letter to the President of he Beneca fltono Company, resuming ilm to dispose o[ ills (tho President's) itock in that company. ARKANSAS. LittIiK Hock, Nor. 1.?Col. W. J. Paton, publisher of the Journal, who wn? ronoved from the position of Internal Itevelue Collector by President Grant tho othtrday, U Vice President of the Republi;an Southern Press Association. Some movers were passing through tho illy yeaterday on route to Georgia with leverstl negroes, mon and women, who vera raised wlthj the family, and n? i matter of choluo wcro going to Texas irlth them. A crowd of about 200 negroes lurrounded the wagons and took tho ne[roes from them by force against their irotestatloni, Oreat Indignation is felt lore among the white people at tills out$he Little Rock Conference of the M. B. Church South met hero this morning, Bishop McTyrel presiding. Th# Grand ixxlge of Odd Follows meets o-day, John M. Hanks, Grand Master, )resldtng. The Btale Medical Association moots his evening. Weather Report. Wi.a Drfj?t?ht, Oma oxn f'nI?? Sioral omnia, n r -Knw 1 7'mi I pnoBunn.rriits. Tho arcs of tilgh barometer In the Ohio falley, will probably move north and laatward, with hrlsk northerly winds tolight for a abort timo irom Virginia to Mew York, followed by partially clotidy ind clear weather on Thursday, In the alddle States, and on the lower lakes, and with aoulhweaterly wlnda and rising temperature on the tipper lakes. Ndrtliwfslerly wlnda, Teerlng to tho aontbwest, will '.ontlnne on Lsko Ontario, on Thursday, md freeh northwest winds will continue in the New England coast, Increasing to i moderate gale it aomt distance off the ihore. Tho low pressure on the coast of Maine, will probably prodnee a setero itorm in Nova Scotia. MASSACHUSETTS. Boston, Not. 1.?The Chairman of tho Republican State Committed of Maisachunftt* hu been authorized to address the National Republican Committee, Intiling them to select Barton an the place for holding the NatlAhil (JrfbrtMkm (n 1872. J GEORUIA. Bavakjiaii, Not. t.?The Mount Mailln party who were ahot and wounded by a band of South Carolina negro Ku-Klnx will recoTer. No arresta ot the negroes. Negro highwaymen have boon robbing the .country peopla coming tit BATantmli bv the IiouliTllle road. ?It la reported that the Philadelphia, Wilmington A Baltimore Railroad will be probably laued by the J'fnntylVanla Railroad. NEW YORK CITY. Nkw Vouk, Novemlter 1.?Thomas A. Ledwith having accepted the Tamwany nomination lor tiuprewo Court Judgn, resigned last ajgbt liin membership of tlie Committeo ol Seventy. Ilia resignation excited much comment on necount of (bo lateness of the seasou. Tbo New York Yuclit Club have post- poned until next year the race for the Ben- 1 nit challenge cup to Newport and bock. 1 Deputy Comptroller Oreeii decline* to pay police Justices and cierlu on the ground that tbey have boon overpaid, ai I thu increased salaries tbey have been ro- 1 ccivlnr, uniler a vote of the common council, wire in contravention of law. 1 Under this decision they will not receive I any salary for several months to come. 1 iXauuuijr iiuwwuj iuui. u? iuav iud vjutcn a cup, but conteuds that the committee did not run tlie races in u sportsman-like manner. Ho will make no claim for tbe cup nuii will not come back hero next j'cur. Governor Randolph, of New Jersey, declines answering subpoenas from tko Court ol Chancory, in the caw in wbicb tho ruilroad monopoly aa a question, Involves bis tiubcrnutorial right to refuse signing bills. The Tima baa information from tbe Captain of the steamer Hermann, which sailed hence for Bremen, September 23d, leading to tho belief that Andrew J. Ourvey and wifu, went in tbat steamer under Lbu assumed name of McDonald, and upon arrival at liremen, proceeded to Basle, Switzerland. The Tune* says, a letter was received at this olBcu yesterday, Irom a gentleman in Bremen, In which tbe writer Btatod that he had met a Mr. duBscn, of Chicago, who bad told him ol a supicious personage on tho Hermann, and {ttvo the same facts as derived Irom the Jupluin of tho steamer. Thegrandjury was dismissed yeiter- 11 lay, without finding an Indictment against 11 fweed. His easo will bo brought before i now grand jury to be impannelod Men- s lay next, before Judge Bedford. Tlii) Mutuals beat the White Stockings yesterday by 11 to 3. Smallpox appeared at Hoboken. The Common Council ordered tho 0 Horse Itailroads to bo torn up, as the Company has not paid llconse. Ingersoll had not returned up to last light. Ilia Irlendu claim ho will return ind give the necessary ball lor bis reap- 11 H'arance. 1 The order of arrest which had been Is- lucd against James Fisk, Jr., charged 1 vitU using fund* belonging to Mrs. 1 loaephlno Mansfield while noting In a idlcuary capacity, was served yesterday 11 tfternoon by Deputy 8herlff Jarvls. At c our o'clock Mr. Jarvls walked into Fisk's com at tho grand Opera Uouso and ad Irosslng his prisouer aald: 1 have an J] >rdcr lor your arrest and it Is granted in ;ho suit of Mrs. Helen Josephine Mans- leld against you. Fisk laughed heartily. j' jo lis Mansfield again is It? I have 11 mndsmcn hero and hn calloil Chas. Robinson, of Flshklll and B. W. j1 Blunchard, each of whom were Qualified as bondsmen and both were ac- 8 :epted. The ntnount of bail is $1)5,000. 11 1 letter from Mausllcld to Fisk upbraids ilm with perlldy, and says Its a Bliamo to :ompel her who grew up with him IVoin 8 >nil.ln? ?lw? nuiu "runt Kfl/i ftmnrnuu 0 lUlIIIU^ IIIU UK.I g(VU? MKV ;o vindicate herself In court, ntiil rulers to P lis scheme, revealed to her lour years 1, igo, nl stealing the Erie hooks, and how, when he was buying tho Now York Leg' slaturo, he said it would result in cither c i Flak palace In Now York or a stouu illaco at Sing Bing, requesting her if It Jj was tho latter to take a cottnge outside he prison. Bhe Is willing to have aii'airs irhitrated by Win. M. Evarta, hut says if lis power over tho courts is still supremo ind Tammany still ablo to protcct him, ho reward may still bo his. In tho Bupremo Court to day a writ of nandamus was issued ordering the pay- e nent of *200,000 in faror of tho Depart- h nent o! Public Parks. A b A ctatomcnt was mado tounded on tho c varranls paid by the Broadway Hank, that ii ngersoll and Ourvey, in depositing, In- o variably gavo fony-two per corn to J iVoodward, twenty-lour per cent to J rweed, and kept thirty-lour per cent for q heniBclvcs. I flnstave Ruilcr. of Yonkcrn. was found a >n tlio trackof tho Hudson River railroad i his morning with a pistol shot wound In tin breast. XIo said ho liad beoa wounded 8 nid robbed by highwaymen. Ho was a irougbt to Ibis cily and recelvod surgical mention. Ho was sen! to llollcvue ilos- e )ltal. v A special dispatch from Washington a his evening sayB that it Is asserted on tbo iilthorlty of Senator Poole, that President ti Jrant lias expressed bis determination to |i leclaro martial law throughout tbo eutlri) ti Jouth, In consequence of tho continued lutrnges. _ si Tho Long Island Sugar Refining Comiany Is reported as about to suspend, rim embarrassments of tho company, which are nearly three-quarters ot u miliun, nro said to bo duo to excessive Irareflation* of moluscs, since which tbt narket has ilMilnnh i v j Couuterlelter Jackson to found guilty J1 o-day. ills sentence has not yet been innounced. n At a meeting of the Board ol Health .o-day a proclamation was adopted de- jlarlug tho ports of Charleston and Key IVrttto be in rccteil ports, 00 account ol he yello* fevcf there. The proclami- ion is to extend lo tho 8th of NovembM. The Committer) of Seventy desire con- ri rlbutlons to defray tlio expenses of print- 8 ng their election ballots. There wMsmna excitetaeol among tho n jolltlclans of Urooklyn to day, In confluence ol an attack nptm the school mis- resics of Brooklyn, appearing In a Jourta( edited by Delrnan, formerly Director f tho Bureau Statistics at Washington, i, rhe charge was that tho lady teachers sere paid to suit tho purpose* of vile men. Tlio 8ul> Comrfiitibe of tho Democrat Ociternl Commltteo willed upon the j Mayor, saying that tho article lind been llctatral by him. This tlm Mayor demies. j, Keglater MoLnughlin, spokesman of the n l?nrly then challenged tho Mayor to corao y Into the street, declaring II ho did he g would knock the Mayor'* hoad riff. There _ are simpletons that tho Mayor had somotiling to do with the publication, and Mo- j liaughlln threatens to tine a cowhide if be c dlsCuran thpreal author ol the libel. Ail ffi&Wt'S i heirs ol AnnekoJans Tho petition again dlspntea the tltlo to tho Trinity church property. I At tho nmmlng acsalon of tbo Board of i Commissioners to day a statement was mado representing that department en- f tlrely bankrupt. Th? Board want money t to make payments to employees, but dls- t like to countenance payments by putkido Tboto was nothing definite dedor. Hodman changcs Thanksgiving day io (he 80th q! November. t 0?r?rnof Bitnook, ol Georgia, l? In thla r city. Ho state* that kin resignation wus intended to mors and thwart the schemes nl ku political enemies in tkeir efforts lu get control of tho Bute; tkat it kad been determined on long ego. He assorts tkat there is no foundation for tho charges against him, and that ko will soon return tu Georgia. He demands an investigation. lie will not permit himself to bo wrested in Georgia, at bis friends think hU political enemies would probably cause a mob and Kn-Kluxhim. In a letter Isted Atlanta, October 2.1, Jiu refers ut length to tho ckarges, ana exposes the plans formed by his political enemies tn unng oisaaieraon lue oiau1. At a meet of tho Greeley Republican Junvenliuu tonight a resolution was :>aased condemning tlie action of tbe Comiiittee of Seventy in striking off the names >f three or four aldermen aa candidates llaccd by tho organization on tho county Ickct, aud ^declaring their adheranco to he original ticket. It is stated that tho >thcr wing of the Republicans aa well as ho Reformers aro dissatisfied with Iho [Iterations of tho ticket by the Commiteoof Bevcnty. Tho English papers received to-night contain an additional denial fur the Conservative Lords' and statesmen of any inowiedgo of tho new Alliance between ho Peers and tho peoplu concerning the iow social movement. But it is stated n a loiter to the London Telegraph from ho Executive London C'ouucil that the ignatures of tho Lords aro 111 possession >1 a Mr. Russel, and that another band if Lords aro know who wcro coalguatales on tho part of tho Artisans. Somo of tho properly of tho defaulting Luistant Postmaster Norton was disposed if by his suroties at an auction aalo yesterday. Nearly $00,000 worth of property old for less than $20,000. i Eugono Taylor was killed in a houso of ll-fame at Patterson. New Jersnv. this i nornlng. Tb 11 quarrel uroso about a wo- nan. Tlili evening a man giving hla name aa Icullcr, but who la aupposeu to bo Canty, raa arreatod in Jersey City. Arrived tho ateamor Thuringia, from laraburg. Tho German Joint Committee to night ndoried O'Donovan Itoaaa aa Senator. The town of Fulton tubscribed $2,000 i 1st night to the Northwestern auBercrs. To day waa tho second registration, nd 08,080 voters were registered. On hn flraf rllV 9:1 7'ffl ninrn rmrlalarail Tn. ?l reglatrtulon to dalo 91,810. Two days till roraaln to receive tbe names ofvoters, 'ho total registration last year was i 43,000. There waa a great deat ol comment In bis cily to-day upon tko Mansfield Flsk orreapoudence. Revelations are expect- d damaging to Krlo pfllclala m well as 'weed, Sweeney, and other Tammany- ;es. Flsk attempts to reply to the Manseld letter by declaring that the suit Is an ttempt to extort from him. Ho was to- ay busy preparing his deleuse, and hold- nr consultations with leiral gentlemen. Hio Janeiro advices of Ibo 8lh of Octoer, give a full text ot tlio emancipation ill. It frees all children born of slaves Iter llnlale, and all slaves of tho governlent, numbering 1709, and establishes an mancipation lund for tho benefit of existig slaves. Tho government was conratulated by all the foreign Ministers, nd IHIcltatloiis aro pouring in from all arts ol Ilraiil. There aro already cviences of a movement among owners, iu 30 direction of converting slaves Into oo tenant farmers, or freeing them op ondltlon of a lew years service. Lewis Bonnet Was arrested by detecvos to-night on suspicion ol having murercd John Hchmitto three years ago in Ills city. TJTAEL Sai.t Lakh, Utah, Nov. 1.?To day verythlng is pacific, and there is not the :ast probability in the city of any outreak or diillculty. Tho Mormons all dls lalm the most remoto intention of resistig the law or opposing tho United States 1 dicers in the performance ol their unties urige McKcan's course In admitting 1 loyor Weils to ball Is admitted in all uarters to ho eminently wise ami prnper. fo hull Is found for refusing boll for Stout nd Kimball, although it Is not deemed liat the probability^! their guilt is greatr than ttiot of Mayor Wells. It laundertood that Marshal Patrick Is preparing n expedition to follow and arrest Brigam Young. Itellablo reporls are to the irectthnt Young is still moving southrard, lmvlng with him eleven wagons nd one hundred armed men mounted. The appointment of Geo. 0. Bales, Unltd Slates Prosecuting Attorney for Utah, I approved by botlufio Mormon and Genlie press. Dullness is dull, and money unusually mrce. The weather is delightful. KENTUCKY. I LotJtsviLi.B, November 1.?A switch- i inn named Jack Giilieghan wan run river )-d?y at JclTersonvlile, by o engine on j 10 Jefferson, Mniiison jdiannpolis tallroad. He wa? horribly crushed and I tangled and died loatanlly. I On Monday a girl, thirteen years old, t anted Anna Stair, three miles Irom Now j .Ibany, Indiana, was attacked by a ne ro as alio waa returning from school. ler screams alarmed iter father, who ran her rescue, but tell dead bofnre be jached her from heart disease. The ne- i ro escaped. 1 A movement 1; on foot to build another i ridge across the river at this point and teets with general approbation. I Seven convicts esot|icd Irom the Jeffermvllle, tnd., Btata prison this morning, ut were recaptured alter an ctcitlng haae. They were flogged and locked tip t their cells. j CINCINNATI. Crucmiutt, November 1.?Col. Sidney i 1. Maxwell, lor several yean connected i rith the Cincinnati OautU, was to day utalled as Superintendent of the Cincln- I ati Chamber of Commerce, w>? William i mlllt, resigned. Mr. Smith has been uperlntendent of the Chamber lor the ast seventeen years. "-!??J Di-iAw f*ntiff itaalnr/lan "I mo VUllCU DNIin VUUII ii.iviun; torris Jcsaup and others filed a bill In hancery to foreclose the mortgage Tor tlio lie of the Cincinnati lodlsnnpolls unction railroad for nonpayment of onds, doe July, 18111. 1 The Newport As Cincinnati Bridge I ,'om|iMiy1>a?1lled a crwwfletiilon against ho city aSklttg damages In the Bum of 159,000 for the Interhtptlon ol tlio work i m Kllgour street, tlio police having Inter- i sred there to arrest the construction ol i ho Approaches In the manner desired by he Company. i i CANADA. ottm, our., Hdt. 1?Skead'a lum- i ter mill wax burned thla morning. Lois 1 limit $40,000) Insurance $90,000. CHICAGO. Cuicaoo, November 1.?Two laborers, engaged in taking down the outsidu walla of tlio Triiunt building this morning, Tell from thn lourtU story to the basement, and were killed. Wo cannot learn their names. Lowlier!, frto candidate fur Judge of Circuit Court, Ira W. Buell, candidate for Judge o) Superior Court, and W. II. Mllligan, candidato lor Alderman, on the Lnion ticket Mo. 3, have declined their nominations. Secretary Guoneboum, of tlio Popular Bunk, lias received authority by a cable dispatch to open In this city, an agency lor tbe Hamburg, Bremen Fire Insurance iuiiv, uuo ui mo oiuesiana mosisuostantlal in Germany. Tho agency will be opened at onco. Tho Attorney General of this State, has commenced proceedings against tho following insurance companies, upon an ofllcial statement of tbp ytuto Auditor, that tho assets of tho companies are unsufllcient to justify their continuance in business Chicago Firemen*' assets. $378,000; losses $3,000,000. Merchants' assets, $000,000; losses. $0,000,000. Chicago Fire assets, $400,000; losses, $3,000,000. German is assets. $260,000; losses, $1,500,000. Stato assets $300,000 losses, $3,000,000. Homo asset*, $250,000; losses, $2,000,000. Mutual Security assets, $311,000: losses, $1,800,000. Total assets about $3,000,000. Total losses about $20,000,000. Tho names of tho two men who wero precipitated Irom the Tribune building this morninir wero Oliver Martin and i Win. Law. Martin waa instantly killed, but Luw showed signs of life, and was Hill aiiyo when last beard from. To suit a number of tbo candidates nominated by tlio Union Conference, lome have declined the Intended honors, rbe following changes have been made: i\ Ound for Police Commissioner In |)lace of A. ICaatung, crowded off; K. IC. Tones lor City Treasurer In place of Chas. II. Ilall, declined; J. P. Atwood for Judge of the Circuit Court In placo ol 1 Lambert Free, declinod; Elliot Anthony lor Judge ol tlio Superior Court In place Ira W. Buoll, declined. ST. LOUIS. Sr. Loots, Nov. 1.?A double and cold flooded murder was committed a few niloafrom Marshlield, Webster county, Missouri Saturday last, under tbo follow- :ng circumstances: Oeo. Chamberlain, a teamster, residing in Tanney county, while (in his way to Marsbfleld lor a load if merchandise, overtook another team iter named Dunny, with a load of lumper :hat ho was hauling to Wm. C. Davenport, a lumber dealer ol Mainhfiold. bunny's wugon broke down and 10 requested Chamberlain to haul Im lnmhiT Inln titwn P.ltumltorluin luoH. id It on ins wagon, but bad not proceeded iir before bis wagon also broke down, lie vent into Marsbfield and procured tbe vagon and assistance or bis son-in-law, ieorge France, and returned to the broten wagon, reloaded tho lumber, and itartcd tor tho junction. They were met ly Wm. 0. Davenport, and Matthew and lucob IIolTuian. One of tho Hoffman's itrurk Chambcrluin on tbe head with a evolver, knocking kirn down, and Davmport shot him with a shot-gun, killng him. Davenport then shot Mr. 'ranee, killing him almost Instantly, davenport and Mnthcw Hoffman were irrested. Davenport is an cxshorlffol iVebster county and a man of consldera>1o property. Mrs. Janice Morris, wifo of a prominent sitizen of Marsbfield, suicided Saturday >y banglilg herself. Temporary Insanity J esultlng from 111 health was tho cause. J INDIANA, j KvAmvri.i,K, Nov. 1.?Tho excursion rom this city to 8t. Louis lo morltiw over he Ht. Louis and Sontheastern Railroad irotnlsca to be a grand affair. Over 800 nvttatlonshavo been issued and every arrangement made for tho pleasure ot the [ueste. At Mount Vernon, III., tho ex- mrslonista will bo received by a delegation if tho St, Louie Chamber ol Commerce, vho will accompany them to iho latter :ity. The road is 100 mllee in length and will soon bo tho great thoroughfare be- s wren St. Louis and Nashville. Judgo Laird, ol tho Circuit Court, deeded to day that tho feo end salary bill, io far as it applied to auditors,sheriffs and ilerks, Is inoperatlvo and void, on the ground that It is In violation ol tho con- 1 ititutlonal provision that taxation shall be :qunl, because this indirectly taxes these illlclals. j ai f IVNirunT a St. Paw., Not. 1.?the first phasn of ho libel suit of Got. Austin against Jus. 3reen, editor of the St. Anthony Democrat, ermlnateJ last evening by binding the lefendant over to appear beloro the grand ury In the sura of$0,000. Tlio testimony ntrnduced by tho defense, upon which It josed tliu truth of Us assertions (if brljory, was tho lact that Got. Austin obalned fivo thousand dollars from tome Philadelphia parly through F. H. Clark, President of tho L 8. A 51. It. li. Tho ilaiutlll showed that tho five thousand 0 lollars was a loan at ten per cent, secured ly mortgage upon real estate of twice ho valuo ol tho amount loaned, which c oan was not sought until moro than a rear after the approval ol tho bill which Jreen charged that Got. Austin was iribed to sign, PENNSYLVANIA. d PiitLADBLPitlA, Nov. 1?The Citizens' Municipal Kelorm Association "hcceeded n securing an Indiclmont agal.it the s Jity Treasury and his broker. Warrants or tho arrest of tho accused have been ssued. Startling developemenla at to the Management of the city affairs Isejpected. Tho City Treasurer and Marcer will r lavea hearing upon tho charge of being i defaulter to tho city. Pension Agent Forbes was held in the ram of $25,1)00 to day on the charge ol 1 tmbetiling government bonds. I mexico. Matamokas, Oct. S3.?a courier from ramplco arrived to-day nnil brlnga news rom the Capital to llio 23t], nil li quiet. Old* wm not In the Held. Nearly all the jovermnenta of tlio State bail sent con(Mtulatlima to Juiirtt, and oflered tlielr itrvieea to aupprtsj tlio Monterey prolunclnincHto. The Juareziata deny the reported capitulations ol Bultlllo. Tlio revolutionists Irolil all ilia avenues if communication between tlio border ind Monterey. ?Fred. Kuaey, was convicted of mnrSer In tlio Mcond degree at Annapolis pesterday, for killing policeman Olark.ln Baltimore on tha OTd of May. FOREIGN. i AUSTRIA. Vihxha, Nov. 1.?Baron liatzellluu having declined, the Emperor baa invited Baron Kellerperg, tormerly Governor of Bohemia, to form the now Cabinet. GERMANY. Bkulin, Nov. 1.?Owing to tho Illness of Uen. Van Koan, the Minister ot War, lien. Bleach, baa been placed in temporary cbargo of the War Ollire aa an assistant. SPAIN. Madrid, Nov. 1.?The radicals will i make an attack next week in the Cortee, i on what particular question It Is yet uncertain. The result depends on the attitude of the C'arllaU, as they hold tho balanco of the power. FRANCE. Pahu, November 1.?The President accompanied by tho Minister of War and Marine will lay the corner stone of the projected military establishment at Rouen on tho 27th. ENGLAND. London, Nor. 1.?Tho collections at the Mansion House, for the relief of the Chicago sufferers, up to last evening, reached tho sum of $11,000. I.onglon, a town in Lancashire, has given $1,000 toward tho same fund. RUSSIA. St. PETEBSHUita, Nov. 1.?The Journal ile SI. 1'cltriburg denies that Minuter Uatmicyhas been told that ho cannot stay it Washington after the visit of thoGrand Duku Alexin, and states that Mr. Ourtln, Iho American Minister, haa never Inform?1 the government hero that tho American government had threatened to lend Iho Hussion Minister his passport. WEST INDIES. Havana, Novcmher 1.?Hay lien advices to tho 13th ol October biro boen received. Tbe authorities are endeavorlog to evado the payment of claima arising rrom their transactions during tho revolulion. Kingston, Jamaica, October 80.?The British mail steamer Venctuelan took fire it sea on her voyage trum Liverpool. The flamca woro extinguished on reaching tho liabor at Banta Martha by scutllng Ibo forward part of tho vessel and submerging ono of tho water-tight compartments. Tho fire lasted throo hours. Two departments of Guotamala, are deJlared in a state of siege. Tho rebels have Ibrico been defeated. Honduras demands of Nicaragua, the emoval of certain relugees from tho Ironiier. Salvador has sent troops to aid Honluras quell and tbo Indian revolt. Tbe Columbian government lias been .hanked by the United States Minister for indertaking fo protect tho steamer Vir[Inla. There Is n ministerial crisis in Bolivia, n consequence of tho congressional rejeclon of a bill providing for a Federal contitution. The government will probably omove to Lopez. IOWA. Bioox Citv, Nov. 1.?Henry Hospers, ormerly Mayor of Pells, lows, snu now nanager or the Sioux Colony, Bioui couta- y, liu sued Jumes Ii Carry, editor of the iiwx County Uernld lor libel, claiming J lamages to the amount or $25,000. The t lerald charges Hospors with adultery and heft. Boiler Explosion. Baltimore, Not. 1.?A boiler In Cal- r 'eston's sugar refinery, on Black street, xplodcd this morning, killing a man lamed Snyder, and baldly scalding? numicr of others. Nteamer News. Nrw Yon*, Not. 1.?Arrived tbo toamsblp-CRy ol Brooklyn, from Russia. ?Byron S. Olllott, of Elmira, N. Y., lefeated Geo. F. Blossom, of Flint, Midi., n n 1,000 point carrol game of bllllajds, it Elmira, N. Y.. yesterday. a Whkn a man's fuco turns as yellow as a Itilnea bo Is said to linvo a rtcb cotnilcxlon. o Cleanmnkss Is next to godliness, and t is soap that la next to charity. m India needs drainago morothan l)ible>, ind health officers raoro than missionaries. Wnv Is a thunderstorm like an onion f 3ccauso It's peel upon peel. A lotki,t mode ol reasoning?Man and voman putting their heads together. A tax on cats, 00 cents per head per innum, Is imposeed In Paris. a Boons "Chicago sufferers" are overrundug the country. TnAiNS on tho PaciQc Railway aronuw lotting snow bound. New York claims at noon on a week lay to have 1,400,000 population. At Louisville, tho "bed or the Ohio" Is aid just now to be a favorite promenade. _ Nervous Debllltjr. Thousands suffer Irom It. A weak lervons, exhausted feeling, no energy, anmntinn nr vmnr Inn intrila r>nnhi?P(l lead, weak memory, nocturnal or Involintary nominal cmialons, with low of >ower and threatened Impotence. The :onsequence ot exceaaea, orwwork or In- liscretlona. Tlila Is Nervoos Debility,and Inds a sovereign remedy In Humphrcy'a C ilomcopathlo Specific No. Twenty-eight rhounanda havo been cured by thCBO aim- >le sugar pill*. They tone up the system irrest the discharge*, dispel the gloom ind mental depression, and rejuvenate the i jstem. I'neo $3 lor a package of five lojea and a tlal t>l powder, which la lmmrtant In all old long-standing casef, or M per stogie bo*. Sold by all first-class Iruggiatn, ami aeut to any addrrw on ro:elpt o? the price. Addreas Humphreys' tptelflo Homeopathic Medlclno Co. 503 Jrondway, Now York. ?od?w IIOW EYES ABE HADE. "What do you think of this fellow auks thu occuli&t of his clhmt. "Study liia features, his look, anil aay frankly what you Ibink "llo looks well enough, answers the other, laboring usually under some liltle emotion. "Well, Jean, reveal your secret to thin gentleman." Whereupon Jean introduces a kultting needle under his eyelids, removes his eye, places it in the Imnd of the astonished spectator as unconcernedly as though it were a shirt stud. How Is It possible to resist auch a demonstration 1 These gentlemen charge from Inrty to fllty francs for an eye. The manufacturer of tho liuo du Temple baa id entirely difleront way of doing business. IIo U generally a man pretty well Informed; ilmple, polite, a littloo! an artist, a little of a workman and littlu ol a tradesman. He scarcely employs cither apprentice or issiatant, except when he receives a good order front soino naturalist fur animals' jyee for his collection. All day long, tealcd at n table at ouu end of bis work room, bu works by the light of a spirit lamp. Before bltu are arranged, In eilber laliiw nr atlnlra tlm maloriulu naitil liv him in his profession iiu lakes Utile enamel, melts It, and by the aid ut a blow pipe, slows it until It becomes a small ball at be end ot tbe Instrument. This ball It leatlned In represent tbe white of tbe eye. He next takes some more enamel, wbich colored this time, and lets a drop of II all upon tbe corim. Gently beating it at tho flame, It spreads mtinloared spot,and eventually becomes 1st, and resembles the Irii. A darker Iron olenumel placed In tbe same manner n the centre of the Iris Imitates tho pupil. The ball Is now detached from tbe blow)ipe, cut to an oval shape, and smoothed it tbe edges, so that on Introducing It leneath the eyelid It may not wound any >1 tho smaller nerves. These eyea coat 10 morothan from twenty to twenty-lira rancs, which one can quite comprehend, is there is neither heary rent to pay, nor ho wages ol a livried cyclops. The manulacturo ot artificial eyes Is lolh difficult and tedious. It suits alike loth men and women, and many of the alter succeed well in It; It Is, moreover, mo of tbe bust remunerated ol art lndusrlcs. Most ol tbo work people are paid )y piece-work?that is, so much an eye, rarying from ten to tllteeu Iraucs, and a :levcr workman will turn out Ills eye wr diem. Others receive from the large nanutacturers u share of tbo proceeds irising from the sales ol eyes manul'aoured by them, and bavo to take back any yes not approved of by tho customers. 1'lioso they put on one side, to serve for Ibelr stock in trade when they commence business on their own account. Unu of tlioso collections form a somewhat curious sight. ltepoHlng upon wad Hill# ui luu uouuiu ui u umwur uru nuv?ral eyes, ranged sido by side, und exbibiuug a singularity of expression. Borne iro small, others large, somo black, others iltie, hazel brown, bluish and greenish jrey, nearly all brilllunt; all btvu a fixed itaro?all iiro, in fact, looking you hrough. On one side are laughing chlllrcns eyes, next to theui the liquid-lookng eyes ol young girls, tho languid eyes >1 middle-aged women, eyes with an amiajIo or sinister expression, severe official ;yes; then came tho old men's eyes, ilightly filmy; and In a corner &ra he worn-out eyes?eyes that liavo been dready used, and have been returned by he customers as models to mako other iycs by. Tho camel's eye, after being exjosed to the actiou of the atmosphere lor otno months, loses aliko Its color and Its ustor, and becomes opaque looking; a hick, dingy coattntr of Bolldlfled buuiors preads oror its polished aurlace, and It ias a glassy look like the eyo ol a dead >erson. "Touch them, you will do to lurui," says tlio oculist to visitors, Just ai bough It was a collection of colna or minimis they were inspecting. i 1111 For Sale, pRUSTEE'8 SALE OF VALUABLE JL HKAL BSTA'I K-AN OPPOHTDNITT fOR OlPlTALlBTd ttBLDOM OFFERBD will offer for mIc, In the city of Porta noulb, )hlo upon WBDNKSDAY.the ltd of No?em er, at public auction, the Furnace. Landa and 'eraonal Property belonging to ih? Boone illnlnc And ManufucturliiK otnpany." described lehw, and located In Carter and Lewla Oouutlea, tmtucky. FUltNACB flITB No. 1 la Mtnatcd onBnffale Treek, containing fay 7,000 fcre?. adjoining the vlebratedL MBBKT UK* BANK. ?l.b abundnee of the aarae Iron ore op jii tola piopeity, ,nd timber almost untouched. Tbe Leilug ton nd Big Bandy Hail ond, when completed, will ea-h thla portion of the property. FUhNAUK BlTrt No irmbracca aayT.OCOto i.000 acrce, la loeated upon Orurf Creek, and >ery rich In choice orea timber, llmeatone, A a. rhe Improremeut* on thle property conrht of Jlaat Furnace, now In ancceatlal operation; am* lie tbeda for coal: More, aplendld warehouse, aw and ftrlat mill, wagon ehop, atabloa, Mo. la iddltlun to tho'o, ih?ie are nearly lirty tonetie it lou^ea, and a number of fine farm* under f. see ind cultivation. There la alto a lar^t quarry of reoatone, aud a bank of aupetlur tUaiaaud. I'ho Cincinnati and Ureat Btatcrn Nailioad wlil ouch tbla portion of the propery FUii*AC!?MlTB No a fuel mated upon Bruahjr 'ork, and embracte about B.OuO *cr?a naflijr Inhered. and win unlimited aappiy of orea ai d Inni-tuno. 'I Ji<*ro are ul?o auuiu'h roi tenement ion. the celobrated ''BOONS LANDING) 'ARM, situated U|?oo tho Ohio rlrer, about ten niloa bainw rorUmoatb, conrietliiK of about 100 cree of the flneet farming lands apoo thv Onlo. t Is all under fence and cultivation. la ouh ui tt ioat In idioms upon the river, and ha* a ware* ion?e and a number of houfos and ?table*. In oodordtr and cotultlon. 'Iho new y aurv?*fid onto of the Cincinnati A Orrat B*st? rn Railroad IUNB FKOM Tills FAR* DihBUTLY UP 40NT0UMHRY t'RRBHL TO TUB FUH> At'B ROPBRPY, and will nudouhted'y be built as laron county has Jostled off wltna tubicrip* ion of nearly hull million of dollars Furthrr details will be fornlfhtd prior to d?to if sale, and the property will bi offered either rhole or la part, aa may be deemed for the htsi uteraate or the property No such oppon unity for a rapid and mceessful [peculation In real estate baa b<*n offertd In thla ecllon for years Adlrni CHABLEd MEND8NOALL, rrnalw D. M. and M comi*?Jf, No. 81 Wat Front 8trc?l, Cincinnati, (Jhio. octl-M 1 1 Q 0. K E M D h K, iroliltoct and Nnperintendent, ornoa: No. 17 1IARXBT ST.* 0A ifD Elf, y. J. urctero irom aautanoo wui receira prompt at? entliin. uc84 J H. FAIRFAX, ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTEND EITT. JmcM-CrangU Block. Market fit, Wboellnf, W. Va, and 4JN. Id St., Zanearill*.O. af*^ee!a'1 attontlon giren to Tobllo BnlMlnga. IVTONTANA A BEAR DUCK FOR LVJL ftooflln# Steamboat* and BarRot, on hand md for aalo low for cMh. (V>hT i'HARIJM B. BIHHYI riVERPOOL 8ALT.-50 BACKS Li Liverpool Table Salt. Joat rtctlved and or *aJe by ocfl M. RBI LIT. JJIOK DYSPEPSIA, USE McLAIN'8 Vegetable Cathartic Pills