ii a uh a The Weekly lutelligencer The Daily Intelligence!*, At M M Al Nl iV IZ .wn^Wt^tu bvMail.iHir year, In advance, .|7 SIiikWiCony, for oneyear,In advance,. 1 80 >lx oontha, l the Pittsburgh receive a scrip dividend n*n,\ capita); which is equal to ten per ccnt on tho old capital. The future improvement in the road will, of course, be realised by tin1 Pennsylvania Kailroad Company. An old lady, Mary Jackson, died recently at Dayton, Ohio, who, It i* stated <>n reliable authority, has attained the remarkable age of one hundred and nineteen years. She was admitted to tho county infirmary October 23,11837, and her ago at that time was registered at eighty-five years. Until within the last three weeks he was able to walk about tho place, and was remarkably active for ao aged a perwn. Bhe had attained her "second sight," and was able to see her last days without glasses. Ho health had been remarkably KOod.aml there was no indication of diseaso to the last, her life going out like a candle burned to the socket. Bho had been heard to say that her maiden name was Polly Mount, and that sho was born iu New York, but no information could he obtained from her as to whether sho had any friends or relations living. A N a it row oaloii JUn.noA!? from tide-water to Pittsburgh is said to be one "i win mil lormeu project! soon to no developed practically. Concerning who Arathe originator!, nothing precise can fttAtcd at present. It may l>o wild, however, that the office id In Philadelphia. TwrId'i district, which gives twenty thmwsnd Democratic majority, is pronounced by the New York )Vorli\ a? the 'n?*t loathsome political scab in the t'nited Plates." Till Hcliefont Iron Works, nt Iron ton, (Miio, owned by the Norton brother*, formerly of this city, his recently increased in capital stock from $420,000 \rop y. w Water renta 48,38100 Wharves 4,570 00 Weenies 14,000 00 Hullroad Ux 15,000 00 Market huQBO rent* 8 66*00 lllaullnneoua sources 4,?j? 00 $160,49* 00 Our expenditures (baaing tho calcula* tion oq lust year's) will probably bo as lollow8, viz: Iiiterest on $330,000, and slnklujj fund for redemption of aame $94,000 IiitcruHiaud elukln^c fund for compromiso Bund* $1AO.OOI)-(J?. Ii. Tax)- 15.000 Wntcr Works 14,000 Klro Department 14,0()0 tttrvcta and Alleys 111,000 Landing" 700 Markwts 8,000 Salaries 4,600 lie Will Department a,000 Pullcu 151,01.0 Sundries 4,coo $1-23,300 Kxccpa of recclpta over ordinary expodl $37,202 Buddoso a subscriptioo by this city of $200,000 in twenty year bonds at 7 or 0 ;>ur cent, a sinking fund to redeem these bonds and pay tlw interest on them would not exceed *20,000 par annum, leaving $17,202 to bo applied to the nse of the city. This statement Is on the supposition Unit the road will not prove a paying one. Hut does any sano person lor an instant doubt its paying, or suppose that this city will ho called on to pay interest or principal out ol the general funds of tlio city, 1 alter the first two or three years the road Is in operation? 11 this calculation is correct (and the figures lor it are taken from the Oily Clerk's hook) any one can see that it is entirely within the city's power to make tlio subscription without Increasing taxation n single penny, and still leavo a larger amount in the hands of the council for general city purposes by $17,000 than ever before. Would it lie just to our citv or ourselves, Sir. Editor, to permit an opportunity like lids to go through our hands without any clfort to secure it 1 A city of 25,00(1 inhabitants, with $18,000,000 ol tnxnble properly, an income ol $100,000, ami only $500,000 ol Indebtedness, and tlint provided lor out of our income, not able and willing to inaka a subscription of $200,000 to oneot the most, if 'tot altogether the 'moil, Important railway lines ever projected hero, is simply art absurd ity, mid Hint, too, men it aom increase titration a tingle tent. Whkmno. i The? Went Vii. Election?Whnt Thcjr Think of Us Abroad?Catalogued IVith Teiai and N. Y. City. From thu Cincinnati Gazette. The returns from West Virginia indicate a Democratic victory. Tlinisucli is the opinion ol tiio editor ol tho West Virginia Courier, wo Jmlgt*, from tho fact that he 1 adorns the heads ol nine columns with as many lusty fowls, that evidently think "the cnckio of their rustic burgh the murmjf ol the world." Tho official returns aro not in yet, but tho able-bodied editor, in his summitry of probabilities, remarks Unit the Democratic majority in tlie Btate will reach 15,000; that only one Republican has been elected to tho Btato Senate, tlius making tho now Benate stand 18 1 Democrats to 4 Republicans; that the House Will stand 47 Democrats to!) Republicans; that in tho Convention the Democrats will have 07 and tho Republican! 11. West Virginia will evidently have to bo put In tho samo category as Texas and New York City. It is a little discouraging to one who entertains a serene confidence In tho doctrine of human progress. a rtkw 1 ohk ucspaicuin iiiu cincinnati Timet Chronidt says tho holders ol Cleveland and Pittsburg, whoso stock was borrowed Just before the recent sudden closing of tho bonks, Intend diluting the rullillnrnt of tho lease to the I'cntiflylruiiit Central, lor tho ronton thai it guarantees only ten per cent dividend, when tlic rnniV Is capable of carnim; much more. Tho point will bo mado that tho lease mint bo ratified by a majority of stockholders as they shall stand on recloslng tlio books aflcr tho reopening of tbo bookt fur the special election. An ifijuctlon nil! Im soutfht tonrevent tho comummv lion o! the lenso without aucli preliminary notion. Tor editor of tlio Leslie (Mich.I hijahl, maddened by the "big nppjo" Items gWng the rounds of tho prcw, unblushlnfly arknowlodgt's the rccclpt of ?n npple weighing one and one-half ton. A-cwipi.h wiro roccntly married at (Ireencastlo, Ind, tlio groom weighing 38? pounds ami the bride M pound*. TnitRii rennttylranlaM r?ul about the war ol 1813, and then went and thrnahed i an Kngllthraan Sail to death. BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATED PRESS EEPOBT. Exrlnslrcly to tlie Intelligencer. lUjr ill* Weaicrn Uuton Liuo. UUitc North-wot cor. ot Main and Monroe nia.) CHICAGO. Ten IiiKurunto Ca?c?-To-Dav'f Elcctiou?Ilusineiw Suspended. Cuicauo, Nov. 0.?A petition in bankruptcy has beeu tiled in the U. S. Cir- cuit Court in this city, asking that the j Manhattan Insurance Company of New Vork, bo declared u bankrupt, aud an us- assignee appointed to take charge ot its assets tor tUe benefit ot' its creditors. This has been done to test the question as to whether a foreign corporation doing business in this State, is amenable to the bankrupt courts of this state. This is done under the authority of the uct of the General Assembly, passed inarch 11,184)1), in which il is enacted that an insurance company incorporated or organized under the laws of anv other State desiring to do business in this State must first appoint au attorney in this State on whom a process of law can be served and tiled in the olllco of the State Auditor. It is claimed under this act that anv loreign insurance company that should como into this State to do business, should be amenable to the laws of this State, to the sumo extent,its private citizens, and the creditors of such company should not be obliged to apply to tlio judicial power of any other Stale for the enforcement of their rights or claims. The .Manhattan Insurance Company in entering this Slute to do business, complied with the statues referred to by appointing an agent, who still resides in the city of Chicago, upon whom service can be had if a process is v issued by any court in the couuty. (l There is a deep interest manifested in j, tho result of tho election to bo held to* morrow. There will be comparatively a large vote cast. (j The Hoard ot Trade to day resolved to adjouru over until Wednesday, and no JJ transactions by that body will take nlace, y The Mayor has also issued a proclanm* tion recommending the closing ot all u classes of business uuring tho day. I)r. C. V. Dyer, an old and well known p citizen, was arrested to day at tho suit of g Thomas J. Sutherland, a lawyer, who J charges that Dr. Dyer on Saturday last, with lorcc of arms, made an assault upon 0 him, and then and there did beat him c violently upon the head and face with a large and heavy cane. Damages twenty* n five thousand dollars. L, The Shelter Committeo of tho Aid So* e cicty report that 5,089 persons have made application lor temporary ^houses, and l( 4,178 have been granted. v James Warrack has been appointed Hrltislt Consul lor Chicago. Tho Consu- late was abolished several years ago, but J has been again revived. 8I SOUTH CAHUIilNA. u tl Tho Unit) on tho Ku-Kliix?Tlic Alleged Corruption* of Ntato OIH- ir curi* IN tew York, November 0.?Tho Tri- bune'H special from Columbia, 8. C.. Bays: Ul Iti York county oyer one hundred men have been arrested, including four nc- groes, and nearly ns many more volun- j tarily gave themselves up, who confessed ttl that they belong to tlio Ku-Klux Klan, und Imvo told the whole story of their j connection with it. In BpartatiBburg JJcounty the number of arrests this fur in ibout ono hundred, many of whom have "J1, made confessions. Tim greater part of tlio men apprehended belong to tho tmor whito class. The reports published in jome of tlio New York newspapers of the 111 irruAtol women isuntruo^ iis aro all other 8,1 jtories about the prisoners being subJcct tn minltinfl or unnecessary hardship. Tho World reltcratcB tho report about the plundering of Boulh Carolina by tho Statu officers, and Bays later Information iliows it not only to bo correct, but even hi tempered In tlin Interest ol truth und lustico towards all as to fall lar short of tho real condition of allairs. The World ?laoallegesimmemuissues ol fraudulent I, bonds by tho Htato officers of North Carolina. It promises in a lew days to 01 ;ivo tbo ofllclal figures regarding both Irauds. K Tho Ku KIiii Arrests?Numerous Murders Confcsse suiferers. Kiglileen hundred iloUari r w:\fl collected In the same church t#o week* nf the members oi the old lire department. Fields is the candidate for the Benito irom the lttth district ugainst Uoratio Seymour. Tho Tribune says that in soma of the listriels, more notably iu that ol Bradley M1U urivil, UU liUCUXU lUltTCSl Id uiaen n the flection, which threatens to disJisturb the peace, while the proapects of k quiet election generally are not encour* igmg. The canvass of the past two uonlbs has beou noisy aud vigorous. In wnleala where the struggle in narrowed lown to a single candidate in the ring and lie reform tickets, frequent disturbances ire almost certain, though it is loped that the police and militay preparations are sufficient to sup* irets factiousness and prevent a gen:ral riot, which has been threatened, and nore have been feared. Practically, there ire only two tickets in the Held, that of he ring or Tammany, aud the Reformers. )n the county ticket of the latter the He- mblicansof both organizations and the lonest Democracy are firmly united. The icket is being made up of both Kepubli- aim aud Democrats, and is heartily inlorsed aud actively supported by several eform organizations which have sprung i Qto existence for this canvass. i The Time# is authorized to stato that j lov. Hotl'man will recommend the next jcgislalure to so amend the laws as to i i re vent imprisonment lor debt, lie will j Iso recommend special legislation regard- c tig tin? undue detention ol witnesses. j Pratt's oil works at Hunter's Point, imre burned veaterdav. Durirnr the fire large tank of gasoline exploded, seriousy* burning four llranum. Lobs $'20,000. Miss Alice Mapes, ot this city, was taken 1 rom a Filth Avenue stage in a dying conition Saturday, and died shortly alter at it. Luke's Hospital. The post-mortem I howed poison. It is belioved that she I nvs drugged by villians who answered er advertisement for a position as gov- The lire in a moulding mill on East s 'orty-second street, destroyed about I; 00,000 projHirty, half covered by insur- n nee. Judge Bedford, thistmorning, at the I pening of court at its general session, fi harged the grand jury with the excise, 1 sury, lottery and election laws against t upeaters, and that those violating the li lection laws should bo promptly punish- t d. c A mnndaiuus compelling Muyor Ilall s i appoint new Inspectors of Election, t fas vacated bv Judge Barnard. v Tlits olllce of the lloboken leader, was c utted Uiis morning by unknown parties, n t is believed it tins been dono at the In- t tanco of the rival Democratic faction.) n The water police liavo demanded, but t id not get two months pay, ol tlio C'omp- I oiler, today. t: Thero are many rumors floating to-day S i regard to the anticipated troubles at n 10 polls to-morrow. It is reported that 1 iingn ol roughs have cotne from Phlla- d clphia for repeating purposes. v The Sheriil lias not yet received the or- U Br granted this morning to arrest Fields, p o ellort will bo made to serve one tuitll tl Tier the election. An order for tho releaso of one or the u risoncrs In the Ludlow street jail, signed f Judgo Barnard, Is not being complied Ith oy the Sheriff, who has taken the lvice or counsel 4n the matter of Jurlsdic- y ction, which is to come up on habeas rput Wednesday. ft: It was ordered to-day that members of ll| ie militia on duty rnall bo relieved a 1)1 lort time to enable them to vote. The Fiflk-Mansllcld injunction, which 11 ly, is postponed until Wednesday. P All tlio Htate and United Suites Courts I1 ivu adjourned over to morrow. 11 On Biitiirdny, a clerk named Nevlus at- 01 lifted to toko Irom tlio register's olllce P Hint 2fl() deeds, mortgages, &o., invtilv- P ig four or (Ivo hundred city lots, but was J1 revented by the watchman this morning. I*. e was arrested and committed in delault f|2,000 bail to answer. T George Hoffman pleaded guilty to passig counterleit money to day and was Benmeed to three years Imprisonment. j l'etcr Tenlacher was Bent to Sing Sing q ir fifteen years for assaulting and robbing ..i >anlel O'HltlMAn In October. The tfcsoof tho repeater Lazarus was mtponed Indefinitely In Brooklyn to day Judge Gilbert mrged tlio Urnnd Jury In regard to tho cctlon law and tho punishment of Iraads n the ballot. The Coroner thinks the testimony will rove, In the caso of tho young lady mntl sick In n Fifth avenue stngc, who ibscquently died, ono of suicide. Mr. lapes, of Middletown, her father, was at lis a highly respectcd and Intelligent idy.. The Coroner's jury lu-dny were unable i fix the responsibility of tho death of 7 ohn O'liourkc.who was found in a dying tl ondltloti recently, In Second avenue. One ot tho rumors concerning Uie elec- a nn frauds Is that tlie Tammany rufllans itend having many false name? 0I1 the n ;gistry Us"0 bo voted upon early In the n ay, to tho exclusion of legitimate -voters. k'liere a man votes on a false name there 0 :ems to ho no refnody. Arrived?Steamer Calabria. Intelligence reccivod here to day re orts that tho assassins ottho lato Lord n lilef Justlcft of India liavo boen hanged. lis hodv was burned hy a number of atlves nf the lowest caste. I A number of prominent gentlchien.in* Indlng Clinrlcs O'Conner, John K. Dove- g nana Oswnld Ottendorre sent a com- iwiiiciunin u) mo tjiuifcioiiuii uwrcij, in- g Kiting their attention to the report llmt 0 migrants now In words on too Island re falsely registered, nnd asking tint icastnes lie taken to prwent their rotIg. Cafds have been pnMlshed by O'Dono- n nn Hr?a and Urn. Bigcl, the one solicit- v ig the support of the other. liosa etnten mt Sigel Iiim promised tho third of the j, atronagc of the oftlce 6f tfgtoter to AincH- ?ns, a third to tho Irish, a third to tlie lermans. H#>calla upon tlie cltizeM to i, ceo 4 lookout for the count. Us It ho gets t fair sliow ho thinks he can defeat Tweed. This evening Alderman Bernard O'Ncil, (thcSUl Ward, was arrested ami looked pf in thn f.nrtl'iw street Jul?. 'Hit- fiihrpc as made bv l'atrlck Connolly, who acused O'Ncil of Iiaving Induced him to i rate Illegally at tho last election. j li. O. Hcrnheira, fiinmfnrv t) the people of this State. On the conrary wo assort that llio people of this Itatodo now, as they did six months go when, according to tlio letter, said tuftiB I). JIullock, they werQ. peneoably t Isposed to ac(|uiesee in the result of the t mr rather than entertain any hostility i )ward the United States, nor deny any t erson within the limits of the State lid equal protection of its laws. Laid on Counterfeiter# Near Kansas City. St. Lours, Nor. (j.?a counterfeiters' (1 en a lew miles Irom Kansas City was roken up on Saturday, and J. O'iteillv, c lid Tom Hal lard arrested. Henry Cole v ml Joshua I). Myers, the latter the leader c f the gang, were also captured, hut eacap- s 1 while the olllcers were examining the A liners'house. The articles captured are d one thousand dollar national bank note t! late, one two dollar national bank note jl late, two ten dollar national bank plates, Mir sets ol fifty cent plates, two sets of y iigravers' tools, ten transfer rolls and bed H ieces, two transfer and live printing resses, $#,500 in counterfeit bills, and a uantity ol flbro paper, the same as used y the Government. I 'he Chief Clerk of the Pension Office to bo Investigated. P Nkw York, Nov. fl?A Washington f ispatch to the Herald, says the doings of liiefClcrk Johns, of Uio Pension ofllce I the Interior Department, will lis Inves- gated by Congress. One ol the schiStles i which Johns is concerned, wns the :asing of the Beaton Hotel, which wns icured for ten years nt ten thousand a ear, lor pension office purposes, and on s to rental of which, It is alleged, a large or contagowns paid to the committee on 10 subject of which 'Johns was a mem"* -a- Weather Report. Ii WARDlirARTNINT, Ornnfl OF TUB C'niKF HlflNAt. OPNMn, I WlllimoTon, D.C., Nor. 6-7:30 P. I t MOBABIMTIFJ. ti The barometer will probably rise on a 'uesday very generally along tho Allan- c coast, and Winds veer to tho nof tit-feast, Ii rith a rising temperature in the Middle I1 nd Southern Htates. Kaatorly winds rill probably continue during the Ight on Boutmrn lake Michigan, and orlb-east winds on the I/ower ]/nkca. angerous winds are not anticipated for ur coasts tlita evening. Omaha Library Drawing. Ii Omaha, November 0?Tho Omaha brary Drawing ban commenced, and nn 1 nmense crowd are present. Universal J ttisfaolion prevails. Colonel Patrick, 'resident of the Board ol Trade, is pre- c tiling. Tickets nro selling nt $10. flen 8 Itriekland, President of tbo Constitutional J] lonvention, addressed the assembly. The 1 uuiuiiMiumiis nuc onuiu tij I the police court. BOSTON. Boston, Nor. 0.?The news of the ills- I ster to the whaling fleet has advanced c fhali! oil from siity cents (o one dollar r or gallon. Tho Boston insurance ofllres I mcl little. If any, risks, but the New Bed- t ord offices lose one million. I Martin Van Klick, aged 17 yean, has 1 leen arrested flti Suspicion rtfliaring stolen .1 wuriu ui jewelry irmu ma wnu:r in i Irooklyn. I r klnbttmn ChntDinnnun Itnllrnnil Unnkrnpt. Montoomkhv, Ai,a., Nov. ft.?Judge Justeed granted an order declaring the Unburn* ts Chattanooga llailroad Co. mnknipt, and nppointwl Col. Gnldfot 1 ecetver. nml designated November '~nh s the day for the eletlon of an assignee, t Jrtl. Ouidrot was herctolore custodian i Id inUrim, appointed by th? Btate. I foreign. FRANCE. Paris, November (1.?Meai* uro to be taken for preventing future difficulties between the 1'rusaian soldiers and the v mien innaoiuiuis. Nkw VoitK, Nov. 0.?A letter from I'oris days tlut a meeting held to procure means to aid Chicago, which was convened by Minister Wushhurno, was largely attended by the American residents in Paris, there being many English present os well. Mr. Washburne, in his speech, said: "Chicago is the home of a population distinguished the world over tor its energy, its enterprise, its public spirit, its intelligence, its patriotism. They are a great people,but greater than ever in the future, tor they shall rise abovo their misfortune, and the waters of the magnificent lake that lave the shores of the burning city shall never sing its requiem, for it shall rise phoenix like irom its ushes to challenge tlio wonder and admiration ol the world. The great calamity makes all nations kin. Our suffering couutrymen i will bavo the sympathies ot the people ol i all nations. Though the people paint i llio BUlieringa from tUo disaster as tor riblo, wo will have their warm i .sympathy be manifested according to tlio measure of their ability iu a mitotan- 1 tial way. The great generous heart ol England has been roused, and largo subscriptions liavo been mado all over the I United Kingdom." i Various gentlemen spoko in behalf ol i relief movements. Among others, Mr. I Tucker, of Georgia, paid he was glad, as t a representative ot the South, to tako part 1 in a meeting which Is the object ol bo praiseworthy purpose, lie was sure that 1 Ihe South would be as ready as the North In giving to the suffering. Francis Cor* bin, of Virginia, also spoke to the same purpose. Thirty thousand dollars was subscribed at tho meeting. M. UochinpPrefect of the Department uf tho Seine, bus issued a circular an- f uouncing tho formation ol a relief com- I mitteo, asking subscriptions, and stating J llmt France, though poor, desired to givo i prool of her fraternal sympathies in return j for what tho the inhabitants ol tho United States had dono for tho French inisfor* uihh. ENGLAND. London, Nov. 0.?Tho immigration eturns at tho port of Liverpool lor tho J nonth ol October show a total of 14,203 leparturcs lor tho United States. Tho c ubscriptions at the Mansion House for ho benefit ol Chicago amount thin a. m f o ?-17,800. The British expedition for tho observa- j ion of the total eclipse of tho sun on tho 1th of December, has arrived at tho Bland of Malta. J. 8. Morgan Co., havo remitted two iundrod pounds sterling, received from n Ireonock, for tho suflercrs by tho forest Ires in Michigan and Wisconsin. (Jukenbtown, Nov. 0.?Arrived, tho 11 teumcrs Scotia, Parthia, Colorado and 'ity of Antwerp, from New Yofk. re riio Workiiiumen'fl Movement in Cier- ft many. u Beklin, November 0.?A Congress for I ho consolidation of tho Trades Unions vill bo held hero on the 10th inst. A 1 inion of all the workingmcn's assocla- 1 ions for co operative purposes is proposed. IherldnnN Usurpation nt Chichpo? d Tho Tien of Necessity Illustrated, ci 8t. Louis, Nov. 0.?A special from Inringfleld, Illinois, says: "Thodefense P it Gen, Sheridan's military occupation of u Jhicngo seems to rest on tho plea of noossify. It is not generally known yet ehetuer it is true that tho Adjutant Genmi of this 8tato, an ablo and experienced oldler, readied Chicago tho day after tho si iru wuuwjv picKcu men, wen armed, un- \s or orders from Gov. Palmer to cnforco n lie laws and preservo order, and that un- r< or tho advice and direction of Gen. Bhei*lan ami Mayor Mason ho returned homo ritli his men because there was no neccsIty for either. After this tho regiment ol /hich Gov. Palmer complains was organ- h '.ed and called into service." ic V) Expected Resignation of Secretary tl Fish. Nkw Yoiut, Nbv. 0.?Tho Tribune re-' orts tho' resignation of Secretary Fish, ml Bays editorially that tho country lias U cen ftfllicted with rumors Innumerable m oncoming the resignation of Hon. Hamton Fish, Secretary of Mate. These _ zero finally crystalled Into, tho slate- h lent which wo have to-day from Washigton in a shapo so authentic and rustworthy that we are compelled to ivo it credeneo. Ic >eath or n Prominent Itnilrond Mntt. Pout Wayrb, Ind., November 0.? ,l( Vin. Madiug.for eleven years master cur uilder and car inspector fur the Pittaurgh, Foft Wayne ?fe Chicago Ifailroad, ieu nt his residence in this city to day of vphoid levrr. I In has been a member of lie town council for a number of years y hu hold a prominent position among the Bailing men of the city. Tho city buildugs, railroad shops nnd oHIces are draped 8 i mourning. Jlis remains will Imj taken d Alleghany City, Pennsylvania, Wcuncalay for interment. u n NEW OIU.KANS. ci li New Onr.f.axf, November 0.?The ol terimboat Wade Hampton, from Vieksiurff to New Orleans, uprnng a leak and tc unk Opposite Donald9onville this mom- gi nff. No lives were lost. Cargo: 1,000 lales of cotton; AO hogsheads of sugar; p; 00. barrels ol molasses; 2,BOO..sacks or M ottfirt wed. Most of tTie cargo will be aved in a damaged condition. The boat nay be raised. 8ho was valued at |0O,- f)0, and was insured in Western and J: Northern olllccs for $35,000. Vbnl Happened to A Party of Indi- ft( nnn Coon Hnnters. cmcAno, Not. o.?a party or men n Iving near InwixHl, Indiana, went out oon liuntinc Saturday night, unci while etuming home at a Into hour, three f>l ho party sat down oh the railroad track c o await the arrival of the rest of the c larly. They very noon Icll asleep. An '/xprcM train soon eatno along. It struck C tonn CI rent and threw him sixty cct, causing hi* instantaneous death, a tobblns was badly hurt, but it is hoped lot fatally. Tho other was unhurt. n A Ocnerotu t'onRrcunlinri. n FnARRMR, Pa., Nov. 0.?The M. E. n 'hureh of this place gave Dr. Thomas ti >1.000 cash yesterday, In aid of the romllding of the Methodist Churches of I Jhlcitgo, and passed resolutions of sympa- a by. Tlier .will, al the Erie Conference, roto to incrcaso tho amount to at least 1] (20,000, _ (i CINCINNATI. Cincinnati, Nov. The committees on roads, canals, railroads and sewerage, ol the Common Council in joint session, agreed to-day to re* commend the Council to vacate Ritgour street and Eggleston avenue, from l'earl to Front, for the use uL the Cincinnati Bridge Company, and llltsburgh, Cincinnati tit. Louis Hiilroad Company. If the Council adopts thin recommendation, aud it is believed it will, it settles the question between the city and Bridge Company and railroad, with reference to the approaches to the bridge, and Bccures all the depot* now projected ou a grand scale on this side ol the river. A proviso is annexed that other railroads may, use, ineso streets on C'tjUltaulu term?. THE 1'ACIPII' COAST. Tha Whaling Fleet Disaster?The Domestic notations ot Joaquin Miller. Ban Fhancisco, November 0.?The disaster to tlio whaiiug ileet was fully prodieted by thu Esquimaux, but no attention was paid to their warning. Tho Esquimaux were boarding the ships and carrying ofl everything of value. Dr. Woodbridgo, surgeon of the Moses Taylor, died on tho Return voyago from Honolulu. Tho wife ol Joaquin Miller publishes a lengthy letter in Oregon asking her fellow sltinma to welcome hint as a poet and a nan ol geniHs, aud giving hor version of heir difficulties, and implying severe Centura lor his abandonment and neglect of lis wllb and children. Tho Han Francisco wood preserving ivorks has been burned. Loss $20,01)0. Fire in Ilrooklyn. h1100kvim.e, ind., November 0.?At ibout six o'clock yesterday morning a lire van discovered over thu furnacc of tho ixtcmivo mill ol tho Stewart Paper Co., n tills place, and in a very short tlmo the vholo building was In ruins. Loss about 175.000. with nil Inmiriihoe of iiiinut ('35,000. It in supposed to lmvo caught rom the iurnace. 11 rke K. K. IuvcNtiiatioii in Alaliiuna. Washington, Nov. 0.?A. letter Iroin a [ontleman conncctcil with the Hub-Ku Clux Committee, dated Livingston, Ala., let. !llst, says that up to tliiu timo about 80 witnesses havo been examined. Tills ounty, Bumpier and ('hoctaw are tho forst in tho Htato, and there is trouble to irocure deputies to serve subpoenas. Zesistnuco to Police In New Haven* Nrw Uavkk, Nov. 0.?While tho poIco were arresting two roughs in tho pllth ward this evening, the oiilcers were ttacked by tho rowdies and their friends, nd ono officer was severely wounded. 1 (early tho whole police lorco was sum- toned before tho arrests wero made. Mystic Park Races. I hoston, novemuor u.*-Kunmng races j t Mystic I'urk. Helling race, purse $500, II ciacn, mile mid n hall?Mary Louise 1, I iord Byron 2, Cardinal 8?time 2.42!. Club puree, $1100, all ages, milo heats? 'ubman 1, Joe Elliot 2, (lerard 8?time i .471, Mil. f t ?Moorhcad'i) furniture lactory and realenco at London, Ontario, also a small iibinct simp, were burnecf last night. One i undred mechanics are thrown out ol em- t 'oyment. Moorhtad'a insurance is $40,- 110. Total loss. lurilrrof n School Tencher III Pela- j wnro. WII.MINOTON, Nov. (1? Clias. E. Wool- ;y, n school teacher in Christiana village, I 'es killed yesterday by Btcphcn 11. Cast- P cr, Justice t>f the Pcaco. Castncr surrndcred to the authorities. MEMPHIS. Memphis, November 0.?It.' A. Siicprrd, agent of the Transfer Company, su- I :ided lit:re to day. "Laudanum." He as from Louisville. dntemperanco was le cause. Ntenmer News. J London, November 0.?Tho steamships v icnmark, Westphalia and Otawa have 8 rrived out. U Nkiv om.kans, November 0.?Arrived -Bt. Louis, Irom Liverpool, with two J undred emigrants. Anvil Eiplosiun nt Monlfiomery. MnK-rnntfCiiv A.i ill gathering in Court square, tonight, r l anvil being used us a cannon exploded, tiling two men and wounding several lore or leas seriously. This up fortunate icident ended the meeting. MINOR TELEGRAMS. Baturdav afternoon, near Plymouth, id., David Teller, a well known fflrtner, Iftcovered two strange men asleep In his ny stack and two strange horses near by. r upposiug the men to be horse thieves, c e procured the nwlstrtbco c?f his neigh- J nrs and attempted to arrest them. The j icn attempted to escape. One man j (lined Ilcnry CoOlfwas shot dead. His J unrade ran away wounded, but effected J in escape. Cook hns had the reputation a thief Tor several years. ?The Methodist Churches of Itoehes- ir yesterday raised $1,2)00 lor the Chicat Methodists. ?Nearly a block of Iramo buildings In last St. Louis were burned yesterday A. Loss about $10,000; insured for about 0,000, mostly in insolvent companies. ?A meeting of the stockholders of the C. L. Hail road was held yesterday at y ?e Company's dept at Indianapolis, for i ic election of directors, and lo pass upon I proposed scheme lor the reorganization r tho Company, artd whether in carrying nt the said plan they will consent to r.n djudlcation in bankruptcy. ?Tho residence of Hon. William Fieldlg, Past Grand Master of Free ami Acjptcd Masons, at Sidney, Ohio, was humd at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. ?Tho General Council of tho Lutheran Jhtirch or Worth America is now in bcsion at Rochester, N. V. All the Synods re represented. ?The election of directors of tho Haft!i..i i. in i.?. crday at Hannibal, Mo. Nearly nine ulliiins of stock were represented. The ew board is understood to be in the insrest of the Erie Railroad. ?Stone Stewart's 'paper mill Irookville, Ind., burned Sunday. nee $22,r>00. ?A. (Ire, yaaterday, diWSfftd Casc'a irewery at Portland, Me,to thoeJtuntnf if |25,00?. Larue Land Sale to aC>ermau Colony* From tho lUvcuawood Now*. A gentleman from Koono county iuforms Epbrahn lko has recently sold 4,(MM) acres ot land, near Spencer, to a colony ef Germany who contemplate dividing it up into 50 acre lot*. Tbey will cut uud hliip the timber as fast as possible, and by next reason will have a large amount ol tliMmmi'ntietnot of land under cultivation. We are also informed that -1,000 acres more in the tamu neighborhood lias been contracted lor Game.?The abundance of pheasanta and turkies in surrounding regions this season n a subject ol general remark. Our markets bare been better supplied with these birds this fall than wo Lave over beloro known. Sportsmen from the city are going out "a hunting" every day, aud tbey usually return with a considerable quantity of gaiuo. On Saturday last Ur. Casper Kasain, ol this city, shot ten pheasants and one very largo wild turkey a few miles below this cay.?L'umbtrland Ntw. A Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati (Jasette says the Senate Finance Committco will meet next Tuesday to compare views upon the questions of tho reduction of tho tarill and internal revenue taxes as submitted t>y a resolution of the Semite shortly lieforu adjournment. It is believed the committeo will be able to plan for u reduction ol taxes to the amount ol nearly one hundred millions. Woods on Fine ?Knobly mountain, south ol this city, on tho Virginia side of the river, is on lire. A large portion of tho burning woods is in full view ol the city, and last night tho streaks of fire, stretching along tho mountain side, with dunse volumes of smoko rolling above, presented a beautiful sight.?Cumberland Nctn Monday. Twkki) says that this thing (nieaniug tho accumulating ovldcnco that ho has Btolcn million!) of tho public money) does not impair hi* chances of ulcction aa Senator today. 01 coursc not. Why should it V A Michigan doctor who was arrested bccuuso his patient died, has been acquitted on tho ground that he did tho best ho could, giving all tho medicine ho know tho names of. Tais next Legislature of Virginia elects about nno hundred county judges, who hold ofllco for six years. Oun postal arrangements with Franco uro more unfavorable than thoso with any other European country. A samri.i: of tin oro received from Utah, was found, on analysis at tho Land Dfilco, not to possess any trace of tin. Transportation. Ulovoliuid Pittsburg Railroad ON AND APTKK MAY 28th, 1871, Trains will run as follows, via: LB A VII. BXI'HBSB. bxf1ibsh. MAIL. Irldgpport 5:00 a.m. 8:06 p.m. H:S0aTm Itcubcnvllle 0:05 a.m. 7:10 p.m. 19:15 p.m Vellsvllle 7:20 a.m. 8:40 p.m. 1:55 p.m Ullanco 11:85 a.m. 5:10 p.m AttlUVS. loveland 2:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m Jreatllnn 6:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m 'ort Wayno 1:25 a.m. 6:00 a.m Jhlcago....- 7;20a.m. 18:10 p.m 'itt#?l)ur?li 9:40a.m. 10:40p.m. 4:00p.m Iarrlsburg 10:35 p.m. 7:15 a.m. 8:45 a.m taltlmoro 10:40a.m. 7:95 a.m Vashlngtou 1:10 p.m. 10:00 a.m 'hlladi'lphla 8:10 p.m. 11:15 a.m. 7:55 a.m low York fii41 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 11:80 a.m Tlrkuls to all principal point* In tho Bast and Vest can be procured at tliu Union Ticket Office, n M'Luru House,and atthu Station at Bridge ort. P. R. MYERS, Jcfl tlcneral Passenger and Ticket Agent. lialtlmoro .V Ohio Kaliroad Co. SJBHJH M on OH PASHKN(JKHTHA1N?~WI?L HUN L by tbe following Schedule on and after May 5th, 1811,'Wheeling time: CINCINNATI BXPIIRH8. AST?I.BAVIS. WIST L? TIS. Vheoling dally Wneellug d ijr at 5:40 a. m. at 10:50 a. m. AnniVMS AT a Hill VIS AT arkersburg. Zanesvllle... .8:15 p. m. !umbcrland...l:00 p. m. Newark 4:85 p. m. Vlncln'*tor...?:80 p. m. Sandusky....10:45 p. m. traaburg ColUtnbus 5:40 p. m. laKi'rstown...0:0fi p. m. laltlmoro 8:85 p. m. Vash'n City.. 9:40 p.m. Philadelphia..1:40 a. m. lew York....6:50 a. m. FAST LINK. HA'T-MAYM. I W*8T-L*AT*. Wbcellngdally Wheeling dally AlUtlVRB AT AUHIVEH AT ?arkenibnrg..8:08 a. m. fcatiesvlllo.... 11:00 a. m. tomhcrlanu...t:06 a. m. Newark 19:.10 p. m. Winchester .V.85 a. m. Hauduaky 5:58 p. m. Hra?btirg....ll!40 a. m. Unltimbuf... ?:W p. m. laircratown. .7:50 a. in. Mondays excepted, lalt! more.. ..8:35 a. in. Vasli'n Cltjr..!?:4? a. tn. ,hlla0clph(a..l:00 p. m. lew York 4:15 p. in. Sundays excepted. MAIL TBAft. RA?T-T.RATRB WRBT-t.lt A YW Wheeling dally Wheeling dally at 11:45 p.m. at 1*40 a. m. ARRITRB AT AnRtrR* AT arkershurg. 11:80 m. Zane?vllle....5:W a. m. Inmbefland ..8:05 a. m. Newark 7:05 a. m. Winchester...*#) p. m. Sandusky,.... Itraabnrg 4:.'N) j*. rn. Colnmlma ....8:80 a. a. Iag<-rstown...3:10 p. m. 'Haturdaya excepted. Jaltlmoro ....4:45 p. m. Vaah'n City..8:05 p. m. ,lilladi-lpbla..l:40 a. m. low York....5:50 a. m. Saturdays excepted. ACCOMMODATION. ABT-LRATRS WRIT?LttATM 'Wheeling dally Wheeling dally at 10:55 a.m. at 4:10 p.m. ARR1TRR AT ARRITRR At *arkersbnrg..9:35 p. m. Zancavllle... .8:85 p. m. 2nml)crland. .P:M p. m. Newark 10:15 p. m. Sundaya excepted. Sandusky.... Colnmbtil....11:48 p. m. Hnndays exoepted. w. r. D. DIVISION. Letvei Wheeling at T:M a. and 8*5 P. Trains on th<> Main Liuemaito connections at Inltlmoro with trains for Philadelphia, New i'nrk nnr M. RRIT.I.Y, Goshen ciieese.-mboxes selected erenm Choefe, Jftot rectired and for sale by Mppil M. R BILLY. T AL'NDiiV SOAK 11 Dotci Cramp tort. 19 sterling. inn Chemical Olive 100 Chemical Laondry. For tile by eeJO LIST, DAVBNl'ORT PARKS.