The Dally Intelligencer, y y 4 M U The Weekly Intelligencer FREW, HAQANB t, HALL, El7 I* AA I g% V '^llf 1^1 I f CUHKBiT^g, UTJW Jl^rZ: vHf fly fly ?111111 Ji li U11111 111! FT. gSa 1S >49 ?o.i?Tnwmii, ^uwlb^ffi?'^ s -i i Club* of Ten 18 00 vol. xx. wheeling wva Monday morning, November 131871 no 70 ^S^=;=is Biz month*. In advance, 1W An(j to gutting Qp ciub, T*hr** month*. In advanc*,.. 100 FoaUnaaUw aro requested to act a* Anient*. ?fofMfyww. K. Commercial Sngfestioa Affecting the Permanent Seat. A. correspondent of the Charleston Journal, complaining of the dilapidated uurroundings about the Bute House, and suggesting numerous reasons for them, indirectly blaming the present titato oftlcials, asks: "Or is there a more remote interest to lie subserved, by making the present locating or the Capitol look as squalid as possible, to facilitate thu removal of the Capital of the! tilulo to another locality?" Noticing tliis, tlio Monroe County Orgitler says pointedly: You hit tho mark tlioro at last; the idea is, to trade it utl to the Northwest in cichange for the tira wee and the Interim! Improvement robberies." We don't know what bargains tlio preaLu t representatives of the Northwest" limy be capablo of, hut we don't believe tlio people of this quarter want to make any such trade. Tho Internal Improvement robberies would cost us infinitely more than the capital ever would bo worth to lis. Tim rumored burial or the hutchct between Benator Fknton und Collector Mi'UJ'iiv has no better Inundation tbau tliis: that they accidentally met at tho house of a mutual friend and recognized etch other as gentlemen, as the laws ol l?litencss obliged them to do under tho circumstances. Murderer Menlenced at Weston. H|*f U1 to tllu Intvlllsoncur. Wbbton, W. Va., Nov. 11.?Ilcnry Montgomery, an accomplice with Ezra nruifl in tho inunlering of Edward West, in thin county, in May, 1870, wus to-day 1 convicted and sentenced to be imprisoned lor lite in tho Btato penitentiary. Weather Report. Wa* Department, Oftici or the Chief Bibmal OrrioiR, Wabuinstom, D. C., Not. IS?7:30 r. m. t PI1011ABILITIR8. TUe barometer will probably continue i high with clear weather to night, followed hy cloudv weather on Monday in the Mid* illj nnd Eastern States. Cloudy and rainy wrutlier will extend very generally over 1 tho Missiiwlnpi vailey and eastward over thuOhio valley and Lake Huron, and increasing Houthoaaierly winds on Lake Michigan tonight. Elsewheredangerous wi iiiIh are not anticipated. Tho cautionary Hi?imh aro ordered for this evening at Chi* Arrest or llnsworlta's Minstrel* at Louisville. ldtlisviLi.lt, Not. 12.?Mesara. OrHfln, UnwiirUi and Eugene, proprietors of the I'niworth Minstrels, from Now York city, were arrested and lodged in jail last nlglit, mi ii bail writ sued out by their agent N. II. Huberts, (or f2140 In cash and tli? parties were released. They lelt toil?y for Harlem, N. Y. (irn. Palmer, of Illinois, Responds ton Kentucky Indictment. liOtiisvu.l.K, Nov. 12? It haa transpired here ihnt during the timo that tien. Palmer commanded the Department of Kentucky, and while martial law was iu full iurce. lie was indicted bv the Grand Jurv iii this city, lor lolony, under tin; State I law, to wit: Stealing negroes. General I IWmer responded to tbo summons of tlie cntirt, and pleaded guilty to the indictment, because lie believed In the subordinutlon ol the military to tbo civil power i>l Ibe government.. This may servo to Mjilain Ills course towards Gen. Sheridan In Illinois. j Nuiclde of Fleeced (Jnmbler. Sr( Lowb, Mo., Nov. 11.?Louis Van- ileiliook, of Chicago, a passenger ou the cMtcrn bound train from Kansas City, on the Missouri Pacific Railroad, shot liim?lf, yesterday morning, inllictlng a fatal wound, Ho Wai> loft at Holden, Mo,, whure he received medical attention, Ho liiwl been playing three card monto on the train, and la supposed to bavo lost heavily. Arnault by Roughs at Norfolk, Nohfoi.k, Va., Nov. 12.?Two negroes were slightly wounded and a negro police 111 nit killed, oy a pnriy 01 rougns iiifli nlijht. Tho wounded negroes were at- In ked by the toughs, and flio policeman interfered to protect tlicin. Hcveral per?>m implicated have been arreted. Vesicl Rank III Lake Erie. ti.RVRi.AND, Nov. It,?A dispatch reeei??l this morning from Madison, forty niilm east ot tills city, reports a vessel sunk about two miles fromslioro and three men lushed to the cross trees. A tug has none from here lo their assistance. The name of the vessel is not known. A Wile Poisoner Pardoned. Auianv, November 11.?Gov. ltollman Iiai pardoned Benjamin Teachout, sentenced to lie hanged in Wyoming county l?r poisoning his wile. New evidence hna l?n received which throws doubt on his guilt. _ Hmatl-Poi III Phlladelpkla. I'mUbKl.ritlA, November II.?The lietlth re|*irt to day shows that thers no iitm hundred deaths from small pox 'hiring the week. The number of cases under treatment have largely decreased. I'eath or a Prominent Cleveland". Ci.Rvrl.Atro, Nov. 11.?Ocorgo Worth "lion, it rami prominent cmten ot una died last night. Tlio deceased wu J' tlio head of Iho large hardware houso of llmrno Worthington Oo. Tkr Murderer of llnlatead Hentrhrrd. Nkwakk, N. .1., Not. 11.?Oeo. llotts sentenced to day to bo hung on the I lit nt Dsccmber, for the murder of Oliver P lUlltcad. An exception to the senI'ihm Iim been tiled. Murderer Sentenced at Memphis* Mumphh, Not. 11.?Early Etison was to day sentenced by Judge Flipper, to bo Mniteil on the 20th of December, for murdering Ed. I.yle, last spring. Tlic New Vork I,e?lilntnrc. Nsw Yonit, Not. 11.?Tho latest olect?n reports tlve the Hepnbllcana98 TOtea 'Mho Assembly, against DO Democrats. BY TELEGRAPH. A.SSOOIATBD PRESS HBPOBT. Exilunlroljf to the Iatelllgeaccr. (By Uto Wefltorn Union Lice. Office NortUweat cor. oI Main and Monroe sta.) NEW VOBK CITY. Tweed Ooing to Bun Away. Thorough Work to lw Made of Llin AUfjCttll D1RUHV. The Tribulation of Jim risk. Alurpliy nud I'enton Not Reconciled. CONTKMrr.ATEI) FLIOirr OK TWKKII. Naw yonii, Nov. 11.?There are rumurs current that Tweed In nmlituLuijf lllght. Tho Bureau ol Municipal Corporatiou, composed of Charles Connor and Lis associates, who are prosecuting tlic cit; plunderers, have information to 11) id ellect, in view ol his having transferred io much ol bis property. There U overwhelming evidence against him, ai well In reference to tho Krlo Itailway frauds, aa those against the city. It is contemplated on the part oi the Atlorney General to ask an incronse of bis bull. As yet no answer has hecn put in in Tweed's case. Mo notice of appearance wua received yesterday. The deputation uf worltlngmcn who waited on Tweed concerning their pay, were treated with much obsequiousness, Tweed proming that the pay-roils should be made out lorthwlth. Tbe Tribune, commenting on the sub ject of Tweed's Uight, Buys: "To let him iscupo now, would bo to low the fruits of the Into victory, and that hla punishment st hard labor lu tho btato prison lor the rest ol bis life is demanded by evory consideration of public and political morality. With lua incarceration only will the people bo aatklled. TIIK AUUKAN STABLES TO UK TIIOROUOHI.Y CI.KANIII). Krom the statements of Mayor Hall, several aldermen and newspaper reporters, it appoars that the old Hoard of Aldermen have determined to contest the genu or lliu newly elected bourd, and that thu Mayor will Btaml by the present hoard Thia dispute, however, should It ariae, will bo nettled on the meeting of tho legislature, when a thorough reorganization ol municipal affairs will be intuit), lima art) using iiy lilt; Uommllteo ol Seventy abulishing tlie utlleen now held by Tammany or corrupt men In Mow York ami llrooklyn, Irnni tbe Judiciary down to tbo police. Nothing Bliort of a clean sweep will bo satisfactory. Binno tbe return of Ingersoli, tbo coilefendent in tbo Tweed suit, bo baa been concealed in bis iactory up town. It Is reported tbat the persons wbo promised to become bla bondsmen have backed jut. Tlio Slicrlll will probably act on tbo new order lor bis arrest to-day. It ia definitely settled that Woodward lias llod beyond tbo roach ol any legal process. Tbo resignation of Isaac Doll as ono ?l tbo Commissioners of Public Instruction is announooti. Ei-Judgo Barrett denies that lie was ;>ald a counsel fee of $10,000 for bis conlection with tbo reform movoment. lie received in all only about $1,000 for liia professional services. ANOTTIBR BWIHULK DISCOVKRJU). Among the awlndlea upon tlio city which the Hlng ia reported to bave dorlsed Is tho paving itreela under contract with tbe city means, under which prop rtv owners are charged at exorbitant ate? for Inferior pavement. One of iheao contractor! Is one Guidet, who waa recently selected on the jury which Barnml dismissed. TUOBK JIM riSK LETTERS. In tho Klsk-Manslleld Injunction suit Judge Pratt, of Brooklyn, on tho sixth of November, granted tho application of tho Jefondant to change tho placo of trial to Now Vork. The case accordingly was brought up yesterday before Judge Brady of thia city, of whom the Eric ring has always been In dread. When this becafno known Judge Pratt was again appealed to who thereon issued another order recalling tho writ and deferring the time of trial nearly t hreo months. The counsel for tho defendants think this action is unprecedented. The letters which Fisk seeks 10 suppress by these proceedings will cause n sensation when brought to light Besides furnishing evidence against the rogues, they have somewhat of in interest from tho amorous and racy stylo in which Ihey are written. THE I1R00KLTN FRAUDS. Tho meeting of the cltltens ol BrookJ' n last night was the largest over held in at city, and tho tono of tho speakers throughout waa of a character against all kinds of official thieving. Tho intimations Irom several speakers that the lamp posts should bo ornamented with the bodies of repeaters and ballot-box stuflera elicited enthusiastic cheering. A comtnittco was appointed to collect evidence, and promised every pecuniary, moral and physical aid necessary. The Marino Court of this city has been compelled to adjourn from day to day, i HIT I! living IIU Iiiuvisitiii w ncup iim rontiu heated. AN RXCLUBIVB VOTB. A lawyer named Darling, promises to glva $350 to Assemblyman olect Klekln, If bo can produce Hie affidavits ?f twentyllyc men, not employed in New York city, wlin voted for lilm. The count ?bowi that Fluids got 2,218 votes. TUT MlJRrHY-KRNTON TJUJOB DBHIBD. It h not true that Senator Kenton and Collector Murphy liare become reconciled. James Quimby, a counterfeiter, baa been sontenced to Ave years Imprisonment In tbo penitentiary. A HOLM ItOnUBItT. At noon to day TTcnry A. Oolyer, a watchmaker, No. 80 Nassau street, left bla store In cliargo of a hoy aged seven yearn, and during liU alisonce three men entered the store, lied the boy's legs, lorced gag In his mouth, and robbed It of f2,000 worth of watches. lm: ...1 fliMtavn Afar have hern nrnuit ted on the clmrge ol smuggling. They were (lommnnlsts of Paris, and came lo this city with over |S,000 Worth ol diamonds secreted about their person*, and on landing they were suspected of smuggliog. Deputy Comptroller (Ireen to-day began lo Issue warrants. Serein! of the clcrki get their pay ol September, and the utricles* scrutiny Is exercised oterthepay rolls. niramim woman's assocutioh. In Brooklyn,* Business Woman's Union Association has been organised, the object of wlilch is to provide comfortable homee at a moderate coat, anil educational advantages for women who support themselves. SMALLPOX. The City Sanitary Inspector reports that thero were seven new cases of smallpox since yesterday in various purls of the city, ll is feared that it may becomo epidemic here, as thero are now fortytwo coses in the city. firncst Kanp has been sentenced to two years ana six months imprisonment in the penitentiary, and Win. II. Rhody to eight years' imprisonment. Both were con liter lei tern. The subscriptions to aid tho suitors in the West, reserved by the Chamber ol Commerce Jteliel Committee, from November Uth to November 1Mb, amount to $138,01)8, making a grand total of $881 liNii by Information of his movements. O'Conner believed that Tweed would certainly lly and tbcro are not many lni|>edlinenlb in ilia way. lie thinks he would bu tiio only prominent criminal that would quit tho country, but wherever they go in Europe they will tlnd they can't remain with Impunity. They would bo lollowed wherever the law can follow. As to Fields, his seat In the Assembly would bu disputed on tho ground of fratttl In the election, of which lite proof is so abundant that Horatio Seymour will surely take the seat. The charter lias already been drafted for submission to tho Legislature. It will provide a more just government for tho jxtople. As to the difficulty about tho alIdermen the Mayor need not trouble himself about it, as in January, In any case, UIU nuwiy uieuuxi /vmuiuii-u win uu uiu Aldermen, and all points ol law will bo swept away. Faint's Irving In a published statement, Bays: "I know nothing about the assault on Dowly for which he was arrested: 1 don't know that 1 oyer Baw Dowly; was not near the Iracas and did not recognize any parties concerned in it. lie thinks tho action against him is for tho purpose or persecution and that he wus badly treated by tho United Btates authorities on that day. Mrs. J. O. Ives, a young married lady, residing at l,afayotto avenue, Brooklyn, committed suicldo by jumping from aBicon d Btory window on Friday. 8I10 was sullorlng from puroporal fever. Frederick Sturmfcl, a Gorman, aged 50 years, committed Buicido in Iront ol Trinity Church this afternoon/by swallowing a quantity of muriatic acid. The 47th anniversary of tho N?W York Bible Society was celebrated this evening. Tho annual report shows tho Bibles, testaments, &c., to Do valued at $18,072, Isfued during tno year: Uio receipt* ni uio year, *21,020; expenditures, New York, Not. 12.?Wo are indebted to the llerald for the annexed particulars of the reception of the Abrcck: At daybreak a stance vessel was made out, 1 and the Btara and Stripes were run up by tho Congress, which was responded to by the blue Hag of Itussla, quickly followed by a national salute ot 21 guns from the lfassian vessel, with the American flag attho.maln. The Congress rejoined from a battery of 0 inch guns. Lieut. Comuiauder Itobeeon-was sent aboard tho Abrcck to convey tho compliments of Admiral Howan, and to tender the itiual courtesies to the men-of-war. Tho Captain accepted an Invitation to dine with the Admiral, and running tho Vice Admiral's flag to the fore, fired a salute of 15 guns, which was returned by the Congress. At an entertrinment on tho Altreck, her chief oflicer gave tho toast: Wo are all glad to bo in Now York, and to drink to tho American pcoplo with Joy." The Abreck lite not seen the rest of tho fleet sinco tho third day alter leaving Maderla, and being a slow sailer, it was expected that the others would ho hero ahead. It Is believed they aro close at hand, unless they went to Bermuda to repair tho Bogatrle's boiler. ALEXIS COMINU. The Rnnlaa Fleet Off S?ndf Hook. Ui>? V.?. 11 t-?u1 persons heretofore llritisb subjects, who liavo become naturalized persons )f tlio United States. Tho United Hiatus and Spanish Commission, will proceed to consider tho claims in December. Before thin Commission was authorised, a large number oi claims lor spolllations in Cuba were pre Imps not more than nine or ten hare so far been presented to the Commission in uc- 1 :ordancc with the prescribed forms. J Tim CASK OK THR IIOIINKT. Tlio statements that leveral Bpanlsh g war vessels had left the Cuban waters Tor I llio purpose of selling tlie Ilornet are pro- i louncod untrue. The Spanish authorl- t lies have already heen advised that scrl- >us trouble may result Bhould the Hornet I l)e seized while she Is under tho American Hag, nnd especially as it Is not known that she has violated the neutrality laws. Whlio it cannot positively be asserted that she Is privileged to carry her own [lag, her true character, nevertheless, la i question for civil investigation, and not lo be determined alono by tbo Spanish 1 luthorities with tho aid nt naval forces. Another subject in this connection forms j the basis lor complaint by the Spanish c Uovernment, viz: Not long ago tho Span- t Ish Consul at Port nu Prlneo mado a demand on tho Haytien authorities for tho J surrenders tho Ilornet, but was rcluscd, t nur minister there having entered a strong I Srotcst against it, and also agaiiiBt the c panlsli menace. Sometime after these proceedings the Spanish Consul, while I passing tho wharf where tho vessel lay, was loudly derided by her crew, which is said to consist of about two hundred colorod sailors. Ill consequence of these i proceedings, the Consul roturned to his i consulate and took down his Hag, and tho roct in hub alleged Indignity lias iieen communicated to our Government. Tills In the matter as ItBtandB, with 110 prospect of an immediate Bettloment of tliu question ut issue, nntl In the menntline Portau-Prince is virtually blockaded by Bpiml?h vessels, liny tl being too feelilo to demand respect fur her neutrality. Washington, Novemlier H.?At the signal station upon tho summit ol Mount Washington at 6 o'clock last evening tbe wind was blowing <10 miles an hour from tho north; thermometer IS degrees above zero; light snow Inlllng. There was quite a frost at Louisville last night, Haturdsy night a thin ice was formed In this city. An aurora borealls was reported this uiornlng at 12:4S from Rochester. A small flumbsf of meteors wero also observed. An observer at Chicago reported an unusiinl number ol meteors. Washington, Nov. 12.?Accounts received from Columbia, H. C., state that twelve more prisoners, charged with KuKluxing, were brought there from Unionville Friday night, accompanied by six persons us witnesses. CitAJil.KSToN, R. Nov. 13?Tlierfl liavo been nn deaths Irom yellow fever during the pnst two days. Tbo lending physicians ndvise their patient* tint they may enme hack,, tnd lar^o numbers have already returned. Tiio City Council ha# ordered fc day, bf prayer and thanksgiving on' Arhnunt or tbo abatement oftho disease. Tliero waa a heavy while frost hero this morning. _ A Illoodr Tracedy In Indiana. IiOtnsvtlitiR, Nor. 13.?This A. m.,* family named I'arka was found murdered in their house, near Ilenfyville, Indiana, 1 which consisted pf Cyrus M. Parks anil wife, Isabel!*, son John, aged 10 yean. umiHiutcin XIVBIIIIU, Bgetl II jrunra, nnu Ellen, aged 15 years. Tho heads of all wero terribly l>eaten and crashed with lome blunt instrument. The brains of Parks, wife and son were scattered aliout the room. They wero lying In their beds. The daughters wero found sitting in the kitchen, alive, but delirious and fatally hurt. Bhota had been heard in tho night by the neighbors, hut the bodies bear no lmllet marKS. Information waa promptly forwarded to the pollcohoro. Mr. Parks was a leading member of a church near his house, and waa much esteemed in the cammunity. No clue has been obtained ol the murderer. Great excitement prevalla In tho vicinity, and should the villain be discovered, he would probably bo Instantly lynched. CALIFORNIA. Vui of Robbers Arrested?Mrs. Pair?Loss of Sheep br Land liana. Son Fbancisco, Nor. 11.?Jones, Holy and Sampson, throe of the gang of robbers who have repeatedly robbed the stage of the Sonoma Company near Cleavcrdalo this season, were arrested there yesterday. The three others will be captured. The wreckers succeeded in saving a largo part of the coal and cargo ol the British iron ship Btrades, at Ban Itamon, Lower California, to day, and will probably save the ship. The case of lira. Fair wu buloro the Supremo Court to-day. Tho argument Forty thousand sheep perished by tho recent land storms in Lob Angelos county. Malen A. Chlbcno, a claim digger, has been arrented at Aleiua, Marine county, for murdering his partner, Thou, Bilvaa, for all ty dollars, and compelling a woman with whom ho lived to uaaiat him in sinking tho body in Uolinas Buy. The womau revealed tho murder. BTAOK ATTACKKI) AND l'ASSKNUKIW MUIlDBKB1). The Wickenburg and Lapoae, Arizona, stuge was attacked by fifty Apaches ten mile* Irom thu former place and thu driver, John Lclz, otherwise 14 Dutch John," and two passengers with him on tho box, killed. On tho Insido were llvo passengers, three of whom were killed. 1 Win. Kenger and Miss Mollio Bheppard, jf l'rcscoft, woro wounded, but escaped to i chapparal. Kenger defended himself with a rovolver ana both reached Wick- anburg. Tho names of tho passengers killed aro Fred Bhaholm, T. N. Loring, N. P. Suloman, P. W. llowcl and C. 8. 1 WUoulcr'B exploring expedition. Adams won sculped and the mails and baggage plundered. One report says the attack was made l>y robbers Instead of Indians. lobn (laics has been sentenced to lm)rlsoument lor life at Hamilton lor killing laiues Miuikoy. Tbo argument in tbe Fair easo was included this evening in the Uupreme Jourt. Decision on tliu application Tor a lew trial next week. At Portland, Oregon, last evonlng, at a allroad meeting, a memorial to Congress .vih adopted asking that the usual grant >1 lands ho made to tho Portland, Dallas 1 i Hall Lake iiallroad, already Incorpora- 1 ed. The lino of tho proposed road Ilea last from Portland along the south side of Columbia 143 miles; thence to Monument ['oint on tho Central Pacific 588 miles, ind on to fort Granger on tho Union Pa- :111c 080 miles, making the distanco lrom Portland to Omaha 1.700 miles. The Chinese Consul at Um Anglos Is nvastignting the aflalrs connected with he late riot. Tho Chinese property seized it tho tlmo of the riot in the name but without tho authority of tho U. 8. Marshal, las been released to tho onnerB, but none >f the money stolen has been returned. San Kiumoisco, Nov. 12.?Capt. Barter, of tho whaleshlp Japan, wrecked on j ho cast of Capo Biborta In Octobor of ast year, when eight men were drownod. j titer wintering with the Esquimaux and ifter sulloring great hardships, joined Japt. Hays and crow of tho bark Oriole, lunk in ilehring Bea in Juno last. Alter lalllng to various places In Alaska on tho 1 ittlo schooner II. B. Browne, which finaly became unseaworthy and was abandonid, all arrived here to day (rom "Victoria. I riiey had been given up as lost, not liav- ng been heard from for months. I TENNESSEE. 1 Kmcnoa Etherldge in Favor of "PaMlrum." NABUViLi.it, November 7.?Emerson Stheridgo Is in Nashville. Ho Is cmlhaticaily in favor ol non-action on the >art ol tho Democracy, anil says that no ^invention to nominate n President ought o I Mi held by It. Strong etlorts will bo made in the j legislature to reduce the taxes, and It Is jolieved by tho Memphis and Nashville toards of tradu that tho effort will sue:ccd. Georgo Francis Train lectures hero on ho 17th inst. i Tho Bupremo Court, at Knoxville, ad- 1 ourncd to-dsy, to meet again in Nash/illo noxt month. A largo mass of busi- I less which had accumulated during and since the war was disposed of rapidly. I MABONIC CONVENTION AT NAAHVlM.tt. Tlio annual Convention or tho Masonic irand Chapter closed to-day, tho followng officers having been elected and Initalled for tho ensuing year: A. J Wheeler, High Priest; Juhn W. I'axton, Deputy High Priest; .fames II. Murfrco, jcribe; John McClelland, Treasurer; Jno. FriMell, Secretory; John T. Irion, Chaplain; 11 A. Caldwell, Captain of Host; j. 8. Beever. Hoyal Arch Captain; ,lo?. (Vnrlernnn, King. rho North Missouri Railroad Accl. fir. Louis, Nov. 11.?Further advices In relation to tbo accident rear Wellsvlllo, on the North Missouri Railroad, yesterday,state tlmt only two persons were tilled outright, but between twenty and thirty were wounded, several ol them 11 is feared, mortally. All ol tlio IcOured were taken to Wellsvllle and promptly :ared Tor liy the Railroad Company. Both ?f the cars were badly smashed, and but for the platform of the ladles' car, preceding tbo soldier's car, pulling out, the remainder of the train might have Iwen dragged from tho track and tho seriousness ol tho disaster largely increased. Information respecting tho acculcnt yesterday on tho North Missouri Railroad, is very mettgro. Tho only additional news it hand Is that two soldiers, Butler Fletcher, of Tenn., and Joseph White, of I*>jjansport, Ind., have died, and that thirty others were more or leas Injured. Efforts have been mado to-day to obtain the names ol the wounded, but the railroad officials manliest very little disposition to litrnlsh the information to the press or public. A list, therefore, has not been received. SOUTH CAROLINA. KUKI.UX smmifCKD TO AT,n\BT rKNTTBitTi*nr. Bobtoh, Nor. 11.?A South Carolina dispatch report) that the United States Court, at Raleigh, has sontenced a largo number Of the Ku-KluxisU to the Albany penitentiary. Convictions at Chester, were made on secret evidence of worthless negroes, one of whom hat been convicted of rape. On Wednesday, there were twenty-ono arrests. Tho Unionvillo people are fleeing rapidly. YonRViLLB, B. C., Nov. 11.?The A'njtdrt* of the 9th, says there were fortytwo moro arrests In York county, during the wecK, and three hundred more made confessions of membership with the KuKlux. FOREIG3ST. FRANCE. End of the Proviiional Regime Conlempialeil. I'aiuh, November 11.?la an interview with President Thiers, it is authoritatively Hiatal that when the legislative Assembly meets at the beginning oi December, the government will proposo tho end of the provisional regime and the establishment ol a detlnite Republic. l'rinco do Chlgi Alban, tho Papal Ntincio, had an interview with Count de Homusut, thu Minister of Foreign Attain, yesterday. The Conititutional to-day says that thoy discussed tho furthcoming protest of the Pope, in which the Holy Father will declare bimsclf tho sole King ol Home, and win nnnuunce ma ouwniiinauoii w uoiu uo official intercourse with any foreign representatives at the court or near the pernio of Victor Emmanuel. It is stated here that the first duty of tho Duke de llarcourt, on his arrival at liomo, will be to present to Cardinal Antonelli a formal protest against the publiciitiaa of a portion of the French Minister's confidential correspondence with thu Pontifical Secretary. Paris, Nov. 13.?Informstlon from Corsica is to the effect that the quiet iron clad squadron which was ordered to Ajaclo utiout tho time ol Princo Napoleon's visit, still remains at that port. Tho Fronch press very generally discuss the recent speech of the English Premier Gladstone, and deduce therefrom a necessity lor France to seek henceforth a Itussian alliance. Humors still continue as to thu approaching departure of tho Popo from liomo. Tho Kraut* to-day Bays, distinctly, that tho Pope lias intimated to Thiers that it is Ills intention to establish it residence in Prance, and that Thiers lias made a strong sffort to dissuade tho Holy Father from Ills purposo without success, and has final? .1 hi. illuiwuiiil tin. ('null,, nf Pan ENGLAND. riie Queen (letting Well?Ilcgency Abandoned. World HpscUl. London, Nor. 11.?Tlio Queen's condi.ion In wonderfully Improved. All propolals lor a partial regency urc abandoned. M. Quito! has accepted the position of French Minister to England. Iluko do Draglie takes the mission to Austria, M. I'lcard that to Belgium, M. Fleurlg to the United States, and M. Oonlard to Italy. SPAIN. Madrid, Nov. 11.?Tho Journeymen jftkers of Valienee, who are on a strike for iddltlonal wages, attempted to proven! he introduction ol workmen in bread rom adjoining towns. A body of cavalry llspcrsed tho moli. Madmd, November 13. ?Tho adherents n tho Cortes to P. Zorilla propose, on ruesday next, to press a vote censuring :ho ministry for ito course in regard to the International Society. IRELAND. Keller Aequlltcd of Murdering Constable Talbot. London, November 11.?A dispatch !rom|Dublin states that Kelley has been aclultted of tho murder of constable Taljot. The announcement was received ,n the streets cheered lustily. HOME. Home, Novcmlior U.?Prlnco Humbert irlll arrive Id this city on tho 14th Inst. Tho autumn Hoods ol tho Tiber recently lone much (lanugo, but tho water la now rabsiding. _ Romk, November 12.?'Tho Duko do [larcourt, tho Fronch Ambassador to tho Papal Court, was yesterday received by lie Pope and Cardinal Antonelll. BELGIUM. UBDSSRii, Nor. 11.?1Tho Bank of Bel;um to day reduced its rato of discount ,i) Four per cent Prlnco Flcrro Bonaparte, notorious for lis participation In tho assassination ol Victor Nolr, was married to day at the French Legation in this city to Mdlle. iiiffiln. Russia Anxious to Hear from Aleiis. liONDON, Nov. IS?Evening.?U. 8. Minister Curtln telegraphs from BL Pelersburg to the London agency that there is a dreadful state of suspenso regarding tho Grand Duke Alexis, and that tuey will bo relieved by tho newa ol tho arrival of Ihe licet at New York. Cholera at Constantinople. Constantinople, Nov. 13.?The cholera is increasing In this city, and many ilcatlm arc daily reported. HMRiKxirri. The Netv Legislature Htronclr Repnbllcnn. Mrmfiui, Nov. U.?An Avalanthu, Jackson, Mississippi, special to-night says the election was the most ordorly over held In the Htnte. Tho semi-official returns show the Hotiso to be Republican! 01; Democrats 511; Independent 2j Senate, Itepubllcana 24; Democrats 19. A large Democratic gain. Governor Alcorn will resign in a few clays, preparatory to taking Tils seat In tho United HlaleslSenate. There was a heavy Irnat last night. The New Jersey Railroad I.eniPi Plttl.ADitl.fMA, November H.?At a meeting ol tho Philadelphia Trenton Railroad to day n resolution wa? adopted to obtain the written assent of the stockholder* to lease the road to tho Pennsylvania Railroad. Theentlre voto will bo In favor of the lease. This wiU complete tho transfer ol 41)8 mills ol railroad in New Jersey to thePennsylvanla Railroad. I'nii.ADKi,PHiA, Nov. 11?Evening.? The Philadelphia Trenton Railroad was leasted to-day to the Pennsylvania Co. fllAAHiAr RAVI. Nrw Yon*, November II.?Arrived, (bo Allemanla, from Ilremcn. London, November 11.?Tlio stcarasliip Holatla, of tlio Hamburg American line, In leaving I'lvmoth en route to Hamburg, collided with n ?chouner, which ??nk. All tlio crew perished. The steamer* Bamarla, England and Wisconsin have arrived out. River Report. Prrrsntnum, Nov. 13.?Weather, clear and dry, noilgmof rain. River, 18 Indies In the channel and ntationary. Cincinnati, Nov. 12.?River, four leet threo Inches, and fulling. Wcither, clear. CHICAGO. Responsibility of Railroad Companies for Grain Lost En Home?The Election for Congressman. Ciiicauo, Nov. 11.?a mcollug ol grain receivers who havu lost grain cn roulo in cars ami elevators prior to delivery to consignees, was held yesterday evening. Tlie chairman ol the meeting announced I i..?v imu uaucu Upuii UID nuiuuriuui 01 the Northwestern and Illinois Central I Railroad* unci iu answer to his inquiry j they said they should refuse to nay for the grain in their hands, since the load I wan by the act ol' Cod. The consignees hold that thcru was no delivery until they had received and paid the freight bills. A committee wan appointed to draw up a paper to bo signed by all who wanted to prosecute the roads. It was generally understood that the roads would agree to a test case. llclurns or the election for Congressman at large in this State from counties give for Beveridge, Rep., 2U.121, and liays 34,873. Most of the lieavy Republican counties have not yet been heard from. Returns from 47 counties give lieveridge 1JJ.500. Forty thousand dollars In gold wcro received at this port last1 week for duties on imported goods. This morning tho dead body of a man was found lying near the foot entrance to the La Halle street tunnel. The led. face, and one hand ol the deceased ate badly burned, and it it believed that while intoxicated ho undertook to warm himself among the smouldering ruins near whero ho was louud, tell uml received tho injuries described, and then crawled to the tunnel entrance, where exhausted by pain and partly unconscious from drink ho layed down to die. Another dead body was found on the lake shoro, just south of Menomonee street. The remslns had bceu washed up by thu waves, and have the iipjtcarance ot having been some time iu the water. A viilltii/ mutt tiimin.l rUtiirlim Htilnu committed suicide last night at tho Grand 1 lotcl, on thocorner of Canal and Madison streets, by taking poison Two hriei notes were found in Ills room. Onu wan addressed to his moliier at 534 Wabush avenue, and the other to Miss Anna miles, 1U Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Neither exliiulneii tho reasons for the act. MALT LAKE CITY. Salt Lakk City, Nov. 11.?John B. Kimball, of the well known mercantile firm oi Kimball I.awronco, died last night of consumption. Tho deceased was an old and highly respected citi/.en of Bait Lako, but not a Mormon. Tho papers report that a company of missionaries of Mormon faith, are to loavo Ogden for the Eastern States, on tho lBth Inst. The Union Pacific ltallroad gav? them tickets at hair rates. Tho Kmma Mining Company, have commenced shipment East of tho immonso quantity oforo which has accumu mho uero during mo summer, rue aslayera ol this city aro now finding tin in 1 the oro from Ogden. Tim return it as 1 high its 10 per cent, and 83 per ccnt. on metal run out of tlio crudo process. Tin stock In again up. Tbo Adelaide mine, at Uttlo Cottonwood, ia claimed by Its owners to show every Indication of bolng a second ISmmn. i Nothing Irom Brlgham or Orson Hyde. I Tbo weatber Is stormy, and snow is falling on tbo bills. Salt Lakh, November 12.?Accounts from tbo provinces represent all manner of outrages pending tbe suits pftlio Kureka 1 Mining Company r.?. tlio King David and May Henrietta companies. Two witnesses for tlio defendants were assailed with slung sbots and badly Injured night before last, and on hour or two later the superintendent of tbo May Henrietta was snot it twice, narrowly escaping with his life. Tbo minors unanimously espouse tbe May Henrietta. The Herald tbis morning publishes n letter Irom St. Oeorgo relative to the eon lerence there, but not a word In regard to Brighatn. This is remarkable, as hitherto ovcry movement of Brlgham when away by letter and telegraph. Tlio funeral of J. B. Kimball, of the firm of Kimball Iiawrcnce, which took pines this afternoon, waa alien iled by all classea of peoplo, Monnons and GcntUea. The procession waa the moat solemn ever witnessed in the territory. Kimball never waa a Mormon, but Ills partner, Iiawrenco, although a seceder Irom tlio church, is a polygamlst. Tho reopening ol the United Htatefl District Court, and tho reassembling of thoOrand Jury to-morrow is anticipated with much Interest. It Is understood that Ho7.a Stout, ol tho party condnod at Camp Douglass under indictment for murder, with Mayor Wells and others, haa made application to tho Supreme Court ol the United States for release upon a writ ol habeiu ecrptu. Tho weather is cold with indications of another storm. Tho neighboring lilils and mountalnB are covered with snow. Tho winter is a month earlier than lost year. A Horrible Harder In Kansas* St. Ijoms, Nov. 13.?A liorribio murder was committed near tlio Osago Mission, Kansas, on tlio night of tho Olti inst. Tho facta elicited at the coroner's Inquest r..li VI,,.,.. II,. perpotrator ?t tbo crime, having recently met with pecuniary iofweft, resolved to ilexpntcli himself and family, fin J on the i Dili Inst, procured chloroform, nnd during the night Administered It to nlswlfo and two little girls, aged ten months and two years. About 4 o'clock in the morning Mrs. Flanagan awoke Irom tho stupor produced by the chloroform and discovered her husband in the a?t of driving 10penny nails Into the head of one ot tho children, and flying to the rescue of her babes, site louml them expiring from the eflccbi of the blows tnflictnl with a hatchet nnd the nails, hot she succeeded In disarming her husband, gave the alarm and ho was taken In custody. A letter was found tacked to the wall addressed to some of his relatives, in Which ho statea that in consequence of his mind lieing in such a condition that he could not do anything, ho had determined to kill himself and family, eiccptlng hlsson Clarence. TV Fire at Chattanooga. r.niTTANoooA. TRNN., NOV. 18.-?A flro wn* dUcoWNa this morning at ono o'clock, in Finlier St Hro'? Jewelry atore, corner of Eighth and Market streets, destroying a square and a half of the business portion of tho city. Loaa, estimated at $?r>,000; insurance, about 30,000. The lire waa tho work of an Incendiary. The city wna fired Hi two other places, hot tho dames were extinguished. Fifteen, supposed to 1m Chicago desperadoes, arrived hero from Memphis last night, ami suspicion pointa to them. A largo number of persons wero arrested for committing rohlmrrles. I MINOR TELEQBAMS. ?TUospar an J block works of Thouias J. Duueu, near the mouth of the Cuyahoga river, were destroyed by lire Saturday night Lous $3,000; insurance not ascertained. ?An old man named Win. Kyland, living at Now Albany, Indiana, on Friday, while drunk attempted to kill hia son's wife, inllicting several stabs with a penknife and knocking her dowu with an iron wedge. Kyland was arrested and held to answer the of assault with intent to kill. ?Tho concert of sacred music at the Baltimore Opera House, Sunday night, for the beuellt at the Catholic Benevolent illumine ill uuigago, was well iiucnueu. ?A nau named I'm. Kllroy wus killed oil the Kentucky Control railroad, in Covington, late Friday night, Ilia bead being separated from his body by the cars, The deceased was unknown in Covington. ?Information baa been received at Washington that the Hub Ku-Klux Committee, which met at Atlauta, Georgia, adjourned on Wednesday evening alter oiamlning 100 witnesses. ?Jako and Mat Hodman, charged with murdering Cbumborlain anil Francis, a short distance Iroin Marshtlcld, Mo, a few days ago, were released on ball Thursday ill the respective sums ol ten and five thousand dollars. ?Saturday three children in quest of coal, at Minorsvlllo, Pa., wandered Into an abandoned mine, when several portions of the gangway caved in and all woro suflocated. ?A. K. Gaines, a prominent and influential citizen of Boone county, Kentucky, died from lock-jaw last night at bla residence. lie will bo remembered in connection with the fugitive slave case in which Margaret Garner figured. For Rent. _F01t m ONE LA RUN IVAIIKir0 VSR, MUL Centrally locatud on Main trout. Alio, onoou Oulncy strooL Apply to noviu W. L. MoAKKE. For Sale. EXEOUTOKH' HAMC OK PEH80NAL I'llOI'KUTY.?All tho Household and Kitchen Vurnituru belonging to the eatatu of Martha Knox, lata of Ohio county, dcceaaed, will be sold at pnbllc auction by tho undnralgncd on Tl'BSDAY, November 31at, 1871, At tho lato rendoncc of aald Martha Knox on Main -atroet, above Union, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. Tvrma of salu caili, 1). C. LIST, JAB. 1>. UOGBKS, novlO Exucutnri of Martha Knox, dee'd. A HAKE CHANCE FOIt A BUSINESS MAN.?FOIt 8ALK-The atock, flxturea, Ac., ol a KeUll Grocery Store, now do in# a goou mminuaa, ami in ono or uie neai lura lion* In the city. Satisfactory rcaaontgiven for idling. Till* In an opportunity for bualness iJTdotn met with. Apply to B. L. CUTIIBBRT, nov8 M'Lain's Block, Monroe Bt. jjlok sale i A CORNER BUILDISO, Containing a Dwelling and Store Uoom, situated In the town or Benwood, oppoalte Union Hall. no*7 JOIIN BltoUP, Proprietor. F)i< bale low and on easy TBHMS-A flratclaas Tannery, two atory llrlck Building, Hfl feet by 04, with all the morn Improvements and In good running orderM Tho low price and location would makVlt callable for any other manufacturing purpose. Alao a good Urlak Dwelling Houso with 10 ooms and full lot, on Hampden street. W. vtlloob A bro., novl Market street. F)r sale-one good wakeroom on Monroe street. One comfortable Dwelling House on Monroe itroet. Two now Brick Dwelling IIousos on Qnlncy treeL Ono new little Cottage on the Island, on Broadway. I. IRWIN, oclB Real Batate Agent._ Trust sale.-by virtue op a Deed of Trnat made to me by William Holack and Nancy Hoaack hla wlfo. of Cameron, lu Marshall county, Weat Virginia, bearing date the Hat day of December, 1806.1 will, on SATURDAY, tho Iflth day of Not., A. D. 1871, )n the premises In tho town of Cameron, In the :oonty of Marshall, State of West Virginia, at 10 o'clock a. u. of that day, proceed to aell at jubllo aale all tho right, title and Interest of the laid William Ilosack and Nancy Ifoeack hla wife n and to tho following described real estate, hit la to My, til thoir right, title And Interest In ind to the undivided one-half of lot of ground iltuatcd In South Cameron, Marshall county, West Virginia, known as lot No. (10) sixteen: ilso tho undivided Interest of the salt! William lloaack and Nancy his wife In and to tho following described property situated In tho town of Cameron, and bounded and described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a stake, thence a IK dug. w. thirty-one feet to a stake, thence n. Hi deg. e. ?lxty-soven feot to tho l'oplar Springs road. Lhoncn thirty-two and one-hair feet along said road to a stake, thence s. dog. w. snvontjr- sight and one-half foet tojtbe beginning; also, one-half of an alley now oi>en between tho lot mentioned and another lot belonging to James Fulton, of the city of lialtlmoro, Maryland, which alley Is eight feet, more or less, In width at the front on Poplar Hprlng road, add runs hack to the rearnf lot adjoining on tire north belonging to said James Fiilton, and at the reor of said lot Is ten feet, more or lees, la width, the portion r>f said alley hereby conveyed Is tho one-half thereof, to-wlt: lour fret front and live feet,more nr less, at the rear, saving and reserving off of the prenlses hereby conveyed, the right to tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to remove, alter and repair certain pipes through said premises, now nsed and occupied by the said Company to convey water from there down V? the waU-r station on their road, and also reserving to said .Tames Fulton the right to have, rtse and maintain tho track running across the rearend Df said lot, being an extension ot the "Y" as the same ts now n*ed and occupied as long as aald "Y" and track Is kept open and used by said Company np to the lot hereby conveyed from the main track of Mid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; also a lot of ground In the village of Cameron. In Marshall county, State of West Virginia, and which 101 is Donnucu on mo w?nm nj m u (,'harles Keller, and on ilia weat.bj an alley, and on the north b? a lot of Henry Moore'a, Mil on the east by Rl?t*r lot, and Mot the aame property heretofore conveyed by D. II. Dlx and wife to the Mid William Hosack. Tkbn* otBun -One-half cash, balance three, tlx and nine months. R. J. I'ORTRR, nr.fO Trt?itee. j-j WELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. I offer for pale the hone in which I nowre-^Mk lido, altnate on John street, a few door* M] cant of Piflh. The honso la a substantial JUL two-story brick containing eight room*, be aide* a bath room and kitchen, and a finished attic, with a Rood cellar, hot and cold water In bath room*. The honso la In good order and well located and In erery way a desirable prop erty, being bnt a little orer a sqnare from tho FostOfflce. There Is alaoon the premises a good BRICK STABLE, nflielent for ronr horae*. ann a carriage nonae. Any one wlahlng to pnrchaae can examine the Jgil? MoDRRMOT, _ JBLAND LOTS FOIt BAf,E. Having aold all the lota offered at $300 each, except two. I now offer ten lota fronting on the e?at aide or Kim and Cheatnnt itreeta and ertending to the river. Price from $800 to $1,000 each, according to alte and location. Terma, one-fovrth aiah, realdne in eqaal InaUllmenta at one, two and three yeara. JWO. P. OILCHRIBT. anrtl At Top Mill.