~4=p1 She WhccUna JBI JntcUtwwcir, ^ipr V ^11,K2&l^6*T^lCei!'.'.iiiX00 bln^lo Copy, for ono year, In advanca,....| 1 SO throo monLh*, 100 tlx BO&tltfl.... .77^.... 100 Ualtvtrad bj Carrier*, jmt week 15 ?b# of JSloou' 18 00 r-._'?TZ'*Klw"KL" r- VOL. XX. WHEELING, W. VA MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20 1871. NO. 7G HIT IHTMll*" 1 fiO PoitlllUtiiri in MflnMtfld tn i/>( u i?ni? Tbroo monUu, la advuce, M For Rent. JIOKRBNTU\K STORK BOOM OS MAIN -Sr.,JUL occupied at present by C\ Lldcl, hair dresser and wig maker. For further particulars Inquire of A. BC'IIWJtHryJIGKK, no*17 110 Main street. FOR RENT?THEBPACIOUB lat and Sd story Warerootni and Hj| collar beneath, on the Kast tide of Market** street, aud adjoining the Grocery store of R. J. Smyth, occupied st present by tbo Menus. Hubhards as Furniture wsreroouis. Thuy have s depth ol 110 feat and a front of 33 fuel; the lower story front of which is tilled with piste glass. The location is No. 1, and rccommumls Itself to any business requiring tho space it offers. Possession the 1st of April. novia WM. PAXTON. 4th street. I7IO R RENT.-THE THREE** L' storr blurs House and Dwelling, on la Main a tree t, directly oppoaito the Grant** Houho. and at prcaent occupied by Wlnaenried A Hon, watchmakera and Juwelera. To a good tenant, if deaired, tbo prewiaoa wilt bo materiui1/altered aud improved. It* proximity to the (Irani IIoubo and suspension nridgo make it a commanding business aland. Posatialon April Int. Apply to. novlO WM. PAXTON, 4th itrocL For Sale. X/ALUAHJiE 1'HOl'KttTV i'OU V HALB.?A lot of ground uoar Dewey A Vance's Mill, at bead of Marshall alroet, 100 feet front by 371 deep, with a large brick Dwelling lioune of ball and 11 rooiua. Also, a framo tonunl liouafl. Will bu sold on favorablo terms to close an estate, by 8. L. CTTIIBBKT, m>vm Real Batata Agent. Monroe street. E" LIZA. OANB ZANK, SAMUEL Hprlgg Zatoe. Cordelia C'arr and Hilton T. Carr, Noah Zaiie, nophia Buaton aud Alexander Kuatou, and I'latoif Zano. Daniel C. Lilt, Traatco. In Chancery, Circuit Court for Ohio county, Woat Va. In pursuanco of a docruo of aaid Court mado 1b Una caaao on tho SVth day of December, 1H70, I will oiler for aalu, on riuuAY, ino loiu aay or Decemner, itni, at the front door of the Oonrt Houio lor Ohio county. Went Va., commencing at 10 o'clock a. m tbn following real eatate, lying la the city of Wheeling, on tho west aide or Main itreot, via Tho two valuable atorea now occupied by D. A. Adler A Co. and bj Peter E. Zlnn and otnera, lying between the houses occupied by Harbour a Dlttman and B, Kline. Alao the proporty on haiiio aide of Main atreet now occupied by tho shoe store of Richard Porter, adjoining bonau owned by J. B. bheppard. Tines or Bai.b?One-flfth of purchase to bo paid in cash and the balance in one. two. three mid four years from day of sale, with Interest, notes with good security to be given for the deterred (laymenta, and deeds of trust, at the oxpt niu of tho purchaser, aa farther socurltyon the property oold. uovnT DANIEL 0. LIBT, Trustee, T71XBCUTORB' HALE OP HEAL Hi K8TATK 1 In pursuance of the will of Martha Knox, deceased, the undersigned will, on 0 FRIDAY) tho 15th dtf of Dec., 1871, at the front door of the Court House for Oblo county. West Va., commencing at 10 o'clock!. 1 m sell the following valuable property, lying on tho west side of Main atreet in the city of Wheeling, being lot No. two (9) and part of lot No. one til, being tho same now occupied by Harbour A 1 L)11tnih11, by Ueorgo W. Kckhart and M. C. Hano, 1 and by the dwelling honao formerly occupied by Mm Martin Knox In linr Ufa timn. tumi or Hai.*-One-fourth' of the purchase j money u> be'pald in cash, or as muf h more a* the purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in 1 four annual payments, with interest from date psyablu semiannually. Negotiable notes to be j given for the deferred Instalments, to be secured by deeds of trust and satisfactory Insurant on property, at the expense of the purchaser. JAMKS P. IIOOKRH, D. C. LIST, novl4 Executors of Martha Enof, dec'd. EpXEOUTOItS' BALK OP FJfiRSONf AL PROPERTY.?A'lI tho Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging to tho estate ol i Martha Knox, late of Ohio county, deceased, will he sold at public auction by tho undersigned on TUESDAY, Novoraber 31st, 1871, At the lato residence of said Martha Knox on Main street, above Union, beginning at 10 o'rlock a. m. Turmsof salo cash, I). C. LIST, JAb. I*. ROOBRS, novIO Executors of Martha Knox, dec'd. BALE LOW"AND ON EASY L' TERMS?A first class Tannery, two story llrlrk Building, 8(1 feet by 01, with all the moaern Improvements and lu good running order. The low price and location wonld make It available for any other manufacturing purpose. Also a good Uflek Dwelling House with 10 ruijiiia and iuii uu.on uamixion siren. i W. V. HOOK A BRO., novl Market iitreet. t CHOR BALE-ONE UOOD WARE.Lj ROOM on Monroe street. Uno corofortable Dwelling Homo on Monro* street. Two new Brick Dwelling IIousm on Qnlncjr street. Uno new little Cottago on the Inland, on Broad* way. I. IHWIN, ih? Heal Kstato Agent. JJWELLINO HOUSE FOR BALE. I nflur for rale the bono In which I now re- JMfc Klili', situate on John street, a few doors wiQ east of Fifth. Tho house la a substantial JUL twoitory brick containing eight rooms, besides a bath room and kitchen, and a flnlahod attic, with a good Cellar, hot and cold water In tiath rooms. TJio honaois In good order and well located And In ere^r way a desirable property, being but a little orer a square from tlifl Post Office. There Is alio on the premises a food BRICK STABLE, sufficient for fonr horse#, and a carriage house. Anyone wishing to purchase can examine the I jiremlseeatany time. I sept23 JftO. P. MoDBRMOT. J BLAND LOTS FOR BALIS. j Having sold all tho lota offered at $300 each, except two.I now offer ten lots fronting on tha ra?t side of Blm and Chestnut streets and extsndlng to the rlrcr. Price from *500 to $1,000 I tic-fourth t*Ah, rwldun in equal infltAllmuntn it me. tw? nnc! three year*. JNO. P. GILCHRIST, I nngil At Top Mill. I J^L KllICAN Artificial Stone Works, WM. KRAU8E ft CO., PIUIiADRI.PlIIA, Miinnfiteturcrl of the Dnitbln and Bnntlfhl f Artillcial Pavement, Por Roada, BldoWAlka SndOardMtWSlka, eqnal "tone fla^lDf, and, coat* from 15 to 75 per 1 cent leas. Floors for Ice Honae*, Brrwerfea, Jvltfhens, t'elltra, Ac. Floor Tilw for Btorra, Hotela, Halla, Ac., In a nritty of (Mors. House rmnta, and Wills covered In any color atone, tmetery Rncloaorw, VaaeS, Monomenta, Btepa, Window Bills, Door Bills, Ac. ??Wr? on Mftrket street, In Hamilton's new Work, oppo?tt? Clt? Bsnk, where a specimen of the pavement can M aeen. i Orders for any of thft a bore received by i T18T RECEIVED? U 10 Kega Banes fro Gfcslngs. 1} Harrela new no. .1 Mackerel. do. No. I do. ts Half Barrels No. 3 do. *5 do. No. I do. M Rita No. I do. And for aale h? notlB LtoV, I) A V RN PORTA PARIB^ ()AT BAGS. 1,000 4-bnah. Bnrlap'a Ban for aslo br octIS LIST, DA VbNPoW1 A PARIS, UfahtMuftmr. Gov. Jacob baa laaueJ a proclamation appointing the liOUi Inat. as Thanksgiving Day. _ Ai.exis has arrived at laat and Now York ia iiappy. Ilia visit in tbo social i.it i nt tfcv ua.nn Kossuth Una just keen heard of in London, In connection wUU the International Society. CoxauEau will aaao ruble just two weeks from to-day, and when Garrett Davis gets to going we hope Cuuuctlmeu will take a brief respite. Tim llegiitcr will not support Tweed any longer. It is believed alsv that Tweed will not contribute any more ol his spoils to help support tho lttgulor. This will bo bad for both. Danuehous ilEoiUEN.?On tin Oth a little daughter of Eli Hammond, of Etlenboro, ate half a box of Costab's rat exterminator." A skilful doctor and prompt treatment saved her life. Tim Council Committee on Ileal Estate are' considering the nronrletv ol lo eating the peat bouse on Whoeling- Hill, on ground owned by the city. A good place; will bo brisk and healthful brcezea up there this winter. Ah the bottom is dropping out from uuder Tammany, the people of New York are growing suspicious of everything with which the Tammany leaders have any connection, Three or four of the New York banks have Buffered a run on account of this suspicion and been obliged to suspend and others are threatened with a similar fate. Transkbrs ok Ubal Est at*.?The following transfers of real estate were recorded at the Recorder's office during the week ending November 17th: Deed made November 3, bv John II. Trull to A. M. Btoveftaon, (or part of lot No. 0 in C. L. Zano's addition (55 feet by 108;) $1,150. Admitted November 13. Deed made April 1,1870, by Thoe. J. Blair and wife to John II. and Charles Lukcns, for the undivided b&lf of 85 feet ill' lot No. 5 in II. Moore's trustee's addition it,400. Admitted November 14. Deed miulo March 4, 1870, by llenry Brues anil wlfo to Miry Lukene, wife of John 11. Lukens, for Iractlonal lots Mo. 07 ?nd 08, Kim street, Wheeling Island; |47S; Admitted Novomber 14. Deed made October 20,1870, by Italph Marsh and wife to Italph Marsh, Jr., for fractional lot Mo. 8 and the north half of lot Mo. 4, Coal street, Webster township; (800. Admitted November 14. Deed mado November 11 by Nancy Y. Merrill and others to Daniel F. Mckinley, lor the south half of lot No.il in xioare 11, J. Caldwell's addition; 9|00. Admitted November 17. TENNE88M5. rhe Feel in the Delinquent Railroad OaMs-'-Fatal Kerosene Accident NAMiviiJi, Nov. 18.?E. II. Ewlng' W. F. Cooper and W. B. lteese, Btate Afr :orncys in tho delinquent railroad cases, lave addressed a communication to the Legislature in explanation of their doiiand for large fees, and taking possession, indor a lien, of $72,000 worth of Btate xnuis. They state that tho bonds will be eft witli the Btato Commissioners, or sucli >thor oiliccr as the Legislature may (llrcct; ;hat they will mako nochargo for services, tbandon any claims thoy may liavo to the )onds and leave the whole matter to the lense 01 justlco or mo legislature, rney idopt this course not bccauae they do not jelievo their demand la )uit and their fees reasonable, but becauso Messrs. Fogg and McKlnney, two ol tho Btato Commissioners, have ejpressed their jplnlons that tiie Ices charged are too large, and in self respect they add that [hoy should not abate their etiargo or niggle with Uio commissioners or Legislature. A committee has been appointed l>y the Legislature to recover the 'bonds ?ml deposit them with tho Btato Comptroller. Mollis Green, (colored) while filling a liunp last night, spilt some kerosene on Iter dress, which subsequently ignited, tier clothing was laterally burnt from her body. Her injuries are regarded as fatal. Lewis, her brothor, a'small lad, was slightly burned whilst trying to aalst her. 'The Weather To-Hay. was Difabtmikt, 1 Optics or tbi Cntar Sioif ai. uprioia, WAtllisoToN, D. C., Nor. 19?17:90 r. M. 1 rnoiiAnit.rriKg. The low barometer {n Wisconsin will probablf iilebd eastward, with bnsk southwest winds from Lako Erie to Illinois and northward, preceded by cloudy weather and possibly rain on the lower lakes. Northerly winds and clear weather will probably prerall on Monday In Misslmlnni and Teias: cloudy and clear Ing weather will continue in llto Southern Btalcs excepting Florida; threatening weather with lalllng haromoter in Florida ?nd on the middle and east Atlantic cout. Cautionary slgnala are continued at Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand Haven. MEXICO. City ofIIkxico, Nor. 11, via Havana, Nov. 11).?Sir. Nelson, United 8tatofl Minister, lias aent hit Secretary to malie in Investigation Into the eweofthn American bark Brothers, Mixed by the Mexican iiithoritlea. A formidable revolution is taking filaco throughout the country, nnd a jhangeln the existing government is expected. The Treasury la bankrupt, and 1I16 people are going over to the rcroluLlortMtS. CUBA. Havana, Not. 18.?Tlio Government continues to make arrest# ol person* implicated in the rebellion. The Consnl of Sweden at this port ha* lieen banished. Ho la charged with acting as the agent of Benor Aldama and other well known Culmn rclnfeea. ?Ki-Qovernor Heymnur had a Ion* polltleal conference Friday, with Governor Parker, at Trenton, New Jersey. ?Mayor Oaaton, ol Hoaton, accepts the Democratic nomination for re-election, and the present Indications are thai he will bo endorsed liy the Republicans. BY TELEGRAPH." ASSOCIATED PBSSS BEPOET. I Exclusively to tke Intelligencer. (By Uu WcaUn Dnloo Lino. OBm Norlh woit cor. ol Mils ?nd Muuroo lU.) ANOTIIBA JNDIANA MOB. Attempt to Take the Murderer, Check, from Jail at IJrookvillc. Indianapolis, I.n'i)., Nor. 10.?A mob, lost night at Brookville, Ind., forced the jail awl attempted to luko Cheek, the murderer of bin father-in-law, at Lawrencuimrg, this Stato, a year since, thcrofrom, it ia supposed with the intention of lynching him. Cheek knocked the first man in tho cell down, taking the revolver from him, and defended himself bravely. Many of the mob wcru hurt. The Jailor in the meantime cscapod and rang tho firo alarm, bringing the citizens to his aid wheroupon tho mob scattered. Many of them were recognized. Check has been granted ne* trial, and It is (cared that hia sentence may be light or dlsmistcd. Cincinnati, Nov. 10.?Later dispatches from Brookville, Ind., state that the mob which undertook to tako Macllonaid Cheek, tho murderer of Thomas llai rison, from Ike jail last night, nnmbercd. from seventy-flvo tu one kupdrad persona, who hailed Irom Aurora, Ind., and vicinity. The attempt was made at lialf-past 12 o'clock. ARRIVAL OF ALEXIS. The aretlBnd has* Rough PassaHU New Yohk, November 111.?Early this morning the Russian frigate Svetland arrived safely oil the light ship with the Duke Alexis on board. She experienced strong head winds and heavy was pearly the whole passage. Tho ofllcers on duty made Immediate inquiry II the other vessels of the Russian licet had yet reached port, and were iniormed that tlioy had. They immediately communicated tho intelligent) to those on Hoard tho Svetland. i A loud cheer soon testified that the news i of. the safety ol their companions had reached the ears ol the crew ol the flagship. I We aro indebted to tho Tribune for tho louowing: 1110 nussian irigaio ovci- land, entered the lower bay at noon, lit- tended by tho revenue cutter Northern. Approaching thu American squadron at Horse Shoe, alio tired a National salute, which was quickly responded to by tho Congress, Severn, Iroquin atid Kansas, each vessel dipping colors as she passed to anchorage. The Grand Duke oppeared on deck and bowed repeatedly to tho saluted of tho American officers, which Ad- iniral Rowan received with'all honors. I Tho Bvetlond frlgato met .'a storm off t Ilatteras, which lasted until Friday night, w lien observation showed her to bo lotty miles of Capo May. The pilot was taken at 4 o'clock p. M. Saturday oirtho Barncpa. Tho vessel received no damage and did not ship a sea. Alexis is dressed lu a simple uniform, is erect and tall, strongly built, lias the air of a gentleman, clear complexion, light hair and whiskers, blue 1 eyes, speaks English quite fluently, but I appears to prefer Fronch. The Russian Minister, Cntacazy, passed tho afternoon i In the frlgato as tho guest of the Duko. i Collector Murphy .Henry Cloves and other gentlemen will proceed to tho frigate at I) I m. to morrow in a revenue cutter. The Grand Duko will bo serenaded to morrow evening by tlio 0th regiment band. I'res- f ident Grant was officially informed by tel- egrapli ol liia arrival by Admiral Rowan. CHICAGO* The Remains of McDevIt, the Dilliard Player, Found. Chicago, Nov. 18,?Tlic charred remains ol John McDovltt, tho colcbrnted billiard player, were thin evening found under tho ruina of the TrBiune building, ile wh seen on tho morning of tho Ore in Iront of the building, somewhat intoxicated, and refused to make Ills escape when urged by his friend to do so, declaring that he was not afraid of being burned. The body was recognized uy the pantaloons ho had on. cnosnY ontuA nousu manager tiuks to kill himself. Chicago, Not. 10.?Dr. 0. II. Horn, formerly business manager of Crosby's Opera House, attempted to commit suicide last evening about B o'clock, at Batchel- dor's restaurant, No. 414 Btaio Btrcct, by shooting himself with a revolver. The i ball entered the loft breast but did not t penetrate deep enough to Inflict a fatal j wound. lie was not seriously Injured. Domestic Infelicities are assigned as the cause. I reappearance of tiie rrpuriilcan. j Tho UtpxMiain, which has been print- ing a small sheet since the fire, will appear in the morning In tho old shape, and hereafter bo published regularly. c SHOCKING Mt'BDER IN HOSTON. A Man Ilnrnshl* Wife to Death with J Kerosene. j Nbw Yoiik, Not. 11).?A ppccial from i lloeton says a man named John U. Clinton, a barber, was arrested at Lynn, Massachusetts, last night, charged with beat- ing his -wife In a brutal manner, then J pouring keroneoe over her and setting her on Are. She was literally roasted to death. The body was still burning when found, and presented a sickening sight. There was marks of vioionceon tier head consisting of one hundred and three cuts, looking as though they had been made 1 with some dull instrument. On her I breast were also wounds which appeared to hare becd caused by something besides i the flames. Her features were rendorcd unrecognizable, and her hair ?M burned close to her head, leaving tho skull bare and heavily crisped, and the black flesh dropping from the hands, arms and body. LITTLE HOCK. 5 Lrrrr.p. Rock, Ark., Not. 18.?Ilans Merchland, formerly of Memphis, and home, this morning curly, of one hnndrcd and ten dollnrit, nnd some silver. The police gobbled them. They will ho tried Monday. One hundred and thirty esses sre bo- t lore the Bonthcm Claims Commission to dste. 1 A Collision nt Ren. f IxiNiKtN, Nov. 18.?News has lieen re- ecived nl a collision at soa, between two supposed American vessels, the Alls Mor- i ton and Agnes Campbell. The latter 1 sunk. Nopsrticnlsrs. I NEW YORK CITY. -4 Buu on the Tammany Banks. Three Suspensions?Others Threatened To-Day. ARRIVAL OF ALEXIS. I.KTTKU FltOir JOHN STtfAUT MIU* Ntiw Yoiik, Nov. 18?Honing.?At a regular weekly meeting of the Liberal club last evening, a letter Was read Iroui .John Stmirt Mill, in reply to Mr. Grceloy's untilreo trail* criticism. noLD RODI1KHV. Yesterday afternoon two men entered the ollico of the Union Trust Company, and while one of them was convening III, II,i, 1'rrail.li.nt mnrmnlnir n lnnn rt. tub Tuny. 1 At tlio Fleetwood Park yesterday, In i match for flvo hundred dollars, urace iertain to harness, beat '1'opsy to wagon, 1 )est time 2:35; second raco lor |SdO, was von by William, boatlng"Rock ol Ages." J 1:07}. At Prospect, I'ark, yesterday, a natcii for |U,000, was won by Kingston 1 ind mate, beating Honest Allen and mate, 1 imo, 2:10}, 2:17}, 2:18}, 2:00. TAY (IOUI.D. Jay Oould 1ms not yet*filed with the Jheriir his withdrawal from Tweed's >ond. DEMAND KI10M TWEBD. j Tweed has llled a demand asking that ho placo lor the trial ol hU case be f changed from Albany to Now York. At a meeting ol tlio Workingmen's Union last, night notlccs were given that t everril trades unions would withdraw, as i ho association was being used by politi- i sinus. t WHY TWKRD's llANK COLLAMKI). The collapse of the Guardian Dank Is laid to bo owing to the withdrawal by I'weed of a large amount of the city and 1 :ounty money deposited there, rendering bo bank unablotocash checks for|70,000 iresented yesterday. i EXCITEMENT OK I,ON(l lfct.AND. I l' There la grcnt excitement at Hunter's Point, Ij. I., owing to differences concernng tho religious question in the public moots. In Brooklyn this morning Judge Gilbert eftmeil it mandamus to compel the Hoard >t Canvassers to reject tho election rourns oftiiu Sixth District. Mayor Hall has tendered the appointnent of Commissioner of Public Instrucion to James W. Gerard, in placo of Isaac 0. Hell, resigned. The Mayor dolies that he hat T*c?d'e resignation. nUN ON ANOTHER TAMMANNY HANK. All extensive run on tho Bowling Green Savings Hank to day was caused by Its umored connection with tho Guardian laving* Bank. SIAVOH IIAM. I't.AVIW! IT FINE. It was currently reported about the 'ity Hall to-day that Henry Stebblns, Sdwards Plerrepont.and Horace Greeley vere agreed upon by Mayor Hall and Jepiity Comptroller Green for tho vacan:i*s In the Park Commission. Mayor Ilall saeeklng to ally himself with the reformirs, and Is trying to got some refotm Demicrats to accept the places recently made meant. C'OsrP.HKtmi TWEED'S RBSlnNATION, The Krrninn JVWm, Ben. Wood's paper, ays, in respect to Hie Mayor's denying hat ho has Tweed's resignation: "We eiterato that Tweed lias handed Bis rcstglKtion to Mayor Hall. This was given on amriltlM 111At gratiemen whom Mr. i rweed named shall lie appointed Doaa ol lie Department ol the Public Works." mori rAPRnn i>rstboyf.i>. i Peter I). Sweeney was this afternoon I icrvcd with a legal process on behalf ol Hiss Mansfield, demanding the surrender if papers In Ms possession, which aro said I o implicate him and Tweed In the Erie i if hemes. It Is said that Sweeney has de- I itroycd tho papers alluded to. During a collision between a schooner incl some canal lx*?t this morning, on the i North river, a pistol was flrcd at the canal 1 mat, dangerously wounding .lames Hill, UOWLINO UKEEN WANE SUSPENDED. The ran on Bowling Green Barings Bank caused a suspension at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The officers of the bank say thai ut the end of sixty days it will be able to meet all demands. OTflBK BANKS THREATENED TO-DAY. It is reported that there will bo a run on other banks Monday. A TIlUtD SUSPENSION. The Nutional Savings Bank also suspended to-day, making three in all. EXCITEMENT ABOUT TWEED'S DANK. There was considerable excitement about the lluiirilittu ouvinga Hunk to day. The depositors were assembled in lurqc numbers (round the bank, though no demonstrations were made. The lricnds of Tweed tried to pacily the crowd by saying that the bauli would resumu on Monday. Prominent Taimnanyites have had ollicial connection with three of the suspended banks, Tweed being President of the Guardian Bank, and Police Commissioner Henry Smith, ot Bowling Green, in the olUee. smallpox. Nine new cases ol small pox aro reported to-day. This makes thirty-nine eases since Saturday last QUARANTINE CUOLKltA. Tlio cholera at Quarantine is now supposed to have been Bubdued. No deaths nave occurred since Thursday. The Humboldt, of the same line as the Franklin, expected to arrive on Tuesdsy, it is feared, will have a portion of the disoasu on board. WHY AI.KXIS DON'T COMB. It is snid at Quarantine that the real causo of the delay of Princo Alexis' arrival, Is owing to the fact that, as there la cholera in Huisla, it was deemed advisa- 1 bio to take a migratory course and visit 1 JIaderia and other Bouthern climates bo- 1 lore proceeding. a c0nwm1cm of fiuud. An olocted Inspector of Brooklyn named i Welilon pleaded guilty to tho charge of fraud, and gives bail in the sum of |2,100, i tho amount asked by tho Orand Jury. i didn't dib or HBitniNo. i The man who was reported to hare died from eating poisoned herring, is now j said by the coronff'q jury to havo died ol appoplcxy. 1 LATKH ('O.ICKIlNINd TURU0W1.INU UltUUN UAMK. Nuw York, November 19.?'Tho Sun- J iui/ lltratA says tho primary causo of tho suspension ol tho Howling Green Savings Bank is said to havo been the loss of a Suartcr of a million dollars in Hanibal t. Joseph Block, in which the ofllcers and directors, it is alleged, speculated with iu J funds. Wm. Heltuea, Its Secretary, stated J last evening that ho would not bu able to 1 upen the doors Boon, if nt all. He says Iho liabilities and assets are each about lialf a million, and that tho bank will bo i iible ofter a while to meet overv obliga- t lion, nnd have ample securities. They i liavo been obliged to bear tho odium of connection with tho Iiing for three months, and to ralso money thov bad to tell their securities at a heavy discount. J Mr. Tone Is said to have been appointed 1 receiver. The World says that Judgo 0 Flogan, who is one of tho directors of the bank, said Inat ovenlug that unless there 11 ira? Iraud there could bo no serious trouble result. If thero was fraud, bo 11 would not be sorry to Bee tho guilty inan itrung up to a lamp-post, and the poor, 11 whoso hoarded dollars were taken Irom r [hem, would bo likely to take Uio law Into :heir own hands. The Judgo nevor at.ended a meeting of the Hoard, though lomlnaliy an oftlcer. Tho Secretary and Walter Hoehe, however, assured him that ill was right. TUB NATIONAL 8AVINOS INSTITUTION. The ofllcers ol tho National Savings [natitution, corner oi Houston and Broad- ?ay, of which John McBride Davidson, j ,hc rlhg's side man Is President, deny that t has suspended, and say that it will be >|>et> Monday, prepared to pay all demands, ind that every depositor is secured. Ar- J angements hove boon mado to meet an ixtraordinnry drain, llichard M. Tweed s one of the trustees. ANOTHER HANK TOTTKniN(l.| 1 Humor lost evening said that the York- r ,111., Hi.vln.ra 11alib ,.f nl.lrll llnnri, IV 1 3cnct la President, had borne a heavy o unj tlmt its assets were entirely Inraf- o Iclent, and a crash la Inevitable. The lepoaitora are mainly ot tho poorer class- g is. Tho olflcors of this Institution say e hero was no run upon it; that its doposts arc under $100,000; that Its directors ire men of wealth, and liable to make ;ood any deficiencies In the event of nuch s in unlocked for clrcutratanco aa iusolvon- t !y. They repudiate any connection with he ring. n rwmtu JR. BRTinES KUOM TUB MBTIIO- i| rOLTTAM. d Rllibard Tweed retires from tho Metro- t >olltan Hotel on tho 1st of December, and t it. W. Wilkinson takes his place. a VIADUCT BAtl-WAV. Tho Viaduct Hallway Company will jo organitod next Wednesday. Fifteen J )ulortho twenty-flve directors iiavo re- ilgnod, and their gucccssors are to be men lficonnected with the ring and tho city t, ;ovcrnment. Commodore Vanderbiit is _ mentioned as ono of the new members. Kflbrts have been made to have Sweeney remain, but ho positively declines. Tweed ?nd Connolly are certainly out. It Is bo- leved that the plans lor building tho new v road are miendanecred. H Tho Russian clipper Abreck came to j| :ho upper quarantine yesi?rday. The Juliana is to bo promptly inspected by ;ho Health Olllcers. Application was made to luo British lonsulate yesterday liy tliree naturalized citizens for permission to resume alle- .1 ?lanee to Great Britain. The Williamsburg Mormon Church is _ jrenklng up, and most of Its leaders hare f jonotoutab. St, Andrew's Episcopal Clinrch, corner j if 27th street and Fourth avenue, was jurned last night Loss (19,000, The Jewelry store of ,1. Brennnn, la Maiden Lane, wan robbed yesterday of >2,000 worth of diamond rings by sneak hleves. Mr. Allen Young, said to bo the victim I1 if an abortionist named Mrs. Palmer, ot c (Vllllamsbnrgh, was found in Broome itrect last night, in a critical condition, J ind sont to a hospital. The American Girl beat W. II. Allen at J Fleetwood yesterday, in a deferred heat if Not. 18th, In 22?. .Indue Bowline has sentenced two nro wietora ol Keno estahltahmonta each to lit monthii In the penitentiary unit aline it aM. J Mrs. Ann McClcllnn, a ChlcagomlTcrcr, ippiied for lodglagat the pollco station In \ntnrla, ln.it night. She kept n hoarding tome at Main anil Market atrceta, In Chi- ago, where alto was In comfortable cir:nm?tanccs, hut lost everything hy the rent fire. 8ho haa made her way East n search of friends. ii Nkw YonK, Nor. 18,?Evening.?The h lawyers of this city, propose to form an association to put an end to tlie extortions and abuse ol Urn Hheritl'a oBice. An examination ol the accounts ol the Guardian Savings Bank, by tbc Receiver and clerks, shows that there were $57,000 deposited to tho credit ol the city, while the bank held no city or county bonds, or securities. Mr. 1 loclie, one of tho Vice Presidents, has given bond for the amount deposited to the credit of the Foundling Asylum Bank, which holds about $230,000 In real estate bonds and mortgages. A special detective of the United States Sub-Treasury, lclt to-day lor Europe, to accuro tho arrest ol Andrew J. Gorvoy. Thcro has been one death by cholera. Tho Merman Republicans and Democrats' active reform movement met at Gcrmanla Hall, Blgismund Csufinan, Hopublican, Chairman, and Marquis Ottcn- bourg, Reform Democrat, Secretary. Alter speeches Irom Oswald Ottendorfer, David M. Koehen and others, It was re- i solved to form a body representing all the German residents desiring to coaperats, and a committee was apiwtnted to ottcct i an organization. Tliofire to day In tho old Tabernacle church building, near Mulberry street, I now a tenement house, resultod in the destruction of the household furniture of 21 poor families, and the fatal burning ol' N. N. Wolsli. Arrived?Steamer Idago from Liver- I pool. I CINCINNATI. I Detection ol an Embezzler* t Cincinnati, Nov. 10.?'Tho chief sales- 1 man ol Howell, Oano Co., prominent hardware dealers hero, has been dlscovered practicing a system ol emboizlement f upon tho llrtu which haaextended through a number ot' years and which aggregates 0 about $13,000. The course pursued was lo ship goods to innocent customers in J! Chicago, who were made lo bolieve that e by getting them through tho salesman J' was procuring them cheaper. Tho goods thus shipped wero never entered on the l' Srm books. The oflchder was considered ibovo suspicion, but when conlrontcd by 1 iiis accusors he confessed and made nr- rangements by which tho larger part of J1 Jie amount will bo restored to tho Arm, im Irlends agreeing to make up the deficit. 0 BANQUET TO OUN. WKITZEI,. The committee to arrange for the ban- ti juct to Ocn. Weltzel, as u recognition of u lis faithful services In councction with v he Louisville Canal, has been appointed, Mnslsting of A. T. Qoshorn, Charles W. ti Rowland, Ulchard Hinitli, apt. Eckort, Bl lugustus Weasel, B. P. Covington and It. 3lggs. The chairman lett tor Louisville b resterday to conler with Gen. Weltzel b elativo to the time. TUo Turners of this city hold their an- lual festival to-day. Alter parading P hrough tho streets, they spend the re- Minder of tho day In Wood Park. (J DKTSCTIVKS TO BK OVBlUIAVtBD. Mayor Davis has ordered an investlgaion Into the conduct ol some of Ills detectves, against whom serious charges were nade yesterday at a meeting ol citizens, tho have recently been Uie victims of si lurglars. i, Tie revelations yesterday were damag- si ng to tho detcctivo system of the city, and lie proceedings published in this morn- b ng's papers has occasioned much foin- nent. KVANSVII.LE, IND. n ol Evansviue, Ini)., Nov. 10.?J?dgo h I. Johnson, ot tho Court ol Common tl 'leas, died at 11 o'clock a.m., after an HI- w ess of about four weeks. si David Hermann Kuper was elected n ouncllmnn of tho 3d Ward, at a special A lection yesterday, to succeed E. G. Van a tiger, ills opponent was Thomas E. al iarvln, a distinguished Democrat. tl A little girl named Annio Lillick, died, 1c eslerday p. M., from burns received the ir venlng previous by her clotbcs taking ai re from a stove. gi Flltoen men vera arrested litis a. m s| rlillo laying a track for the Bt, Louis !ransvllle ltnilrond, ih pursuanco ol tbo tl Sht of way granted by tbo council. b> ey were arrested at the instance of tho is wner of the property bordering tho track, n: n a charge of Sabbath breaking. a Maggie Cook, a servant girl, was dan- tl crousiy burned by Illuminating oil, this C vcnlng. _ 01 qi The Cave-In Voder Hyde Park. w Nbw York, Nov. 18.?A special from' T if ran ton says: Tho excitement at Hyde a' 'ark has partially subsided. The ground ns settled about one foot more since last 91 Ight, and still continues to sink. Thero Cl i, however, no apprehensions of further P1 lamago to property. The ground within ol lie limits of tho cave-In continues to set- tc le, tho breaks In tbo Burlaco widening, 'c nd tho cracks hi the walla of the bulldogs aro increasing. I" The Wilkesbarro Iron and Coal Com- lany's men are on a strlko lor non-pay lent of wages. It was agreed at tho re- o umption Mint tho men should be paid be- Oj ut during tlio election tho monthly pay- c< lentil were delayed until tho 21st Now l> boy insist on the terms being complied ritli. 'I John Evans deliberately plunged a dltk nifo into tho throat ol Benjamin Hughes, fltliln a few feet of tho largest fissure near lie cave, yesterday evening. Hughes can ivo hut a short time. K OMAIIA. V Omatia, Neb., Not. 18.?Thcro was a Bvere sleet storm In this vicinity yesteray and to day, and a snow storm westrhich has causcd a prostration of tho tele, a raph lines and a considerable delay ol rains. Gen. Ord will take command of the )epartment of the Platte, and Oerl. Angur jj ocs to Texas. Demonstration of Colored Idea nt Norfolk. ir New Your, Nov. 18.?A Norfolk (lis- p atch states that a mass meeting ol color- II d men was called for yesterday after- 1? oon, to express regret and sympathy lor ft lio death ol the colored policeman shot ai ?t Saturday night. The public meeting ras prohibited from being held liy the 8 layor on account of an anticipated riot, n A MILWAUKEE. A MIMMIflUt, Nov. 18.?Chief of police leek, Is now considered out of danger, 'ho ball hat not liecn found, but llie Inications aro that itfl cotirso wan such aa ot to touch any vital port, and will give t, lm no trouble. ci lionlalnnn Slate Fair. Jj, N*w Oni.RANfl, Nor. 18?The Lonis- C >na State Fair opened to day. The time ri ir entering articles Is extended to the 23d. 11 FOREIGN. GCBKANV. Explosion at Ehrenbreiuteia. Fbamktoht, Nov. 18.?Thlj morning in the Fortress at Khrenbreitstein, opposite Oobeulz, on tUu Itliine, souie cartridges ignited in (lie military laboratory, and a largo quantity tu unnn tlin Aniflrimn avotjim u A Paris letter ol November 6th, Btatcs lot tlio spirit ol tlie working classes is Bcomlng somewhat revolutionary. MuoU Baiil to bo due to tbo new radical lour- als, In one ol which there was published E direct injunction on All Soul's Day, to lose who had lost relatives during the ommuno, to mnko a demonstration at no of the public cemeteries. In conse- ucnco ol this several Uiousand troops ere under arms during the whole day. q rouble among this class may occur at t any moment. Tho trial of tho parties accused of anasnatlng Qonerals Thomas and Locomte ided on tho 10th. Tho prisoners were ronounced gnllty. Verdaguer and seven thors wore sentenced to suffer death, ono 1 imprisonment for life at hard labor, and c in to various terms ol confinement. P Tho reorganization of the French army o making rapid progress. By the end of J 10 year tho strongest straeetlc positions a the Knstern frontier will bo occupied B j a completely reconstructed and luor- uglily equipped corps of the army. r\ JTlio (immhUhmel says Duke uo liar- If ourt, tho French Embassador to the Pa- d al Court, had sent a telegram to Count e Remuset, Minister ol Foreign AfTdirs, f1 :ating that the Pone has expressed his In- l> mtion of leaving ltomo when a bill pass- n 1 convening tho Italian Parliament In latcltv. Jl Uambetta, Louis Blano and Victor Itigo have Issued a card soliciting sub- g wlptlnns for the relief of tho families of 'nmnmnlnt. nrlnnripm (1 ii NEW ORLEANS. b Nkw Okleanr, Norerabrr 19.?The J arner-itone of tho Templo of Binai, cor- ur of Triton Walk and Carondalet ,reet, wds laid to day. The ceremonies ere imposing. Elegant music br Itev. j t. S. Jacobs, nnd introductory address by fl Frank, Priest of the' Temple. Ilev. p K. Gutliricra, ol thb Temple or Eman- p el, New York, delivered au elegant and e, npremiro oration, eliciting ircouent aplauso. There was also an address by m lev. J. L. Lancli. The corner stone win j lid by tiie Grand Master of Masons, B. ft Todd, assisted by the Grand Lodge u nd brotlircn witli tlio usual ceremonie*. j Tho laying of tho corncr-stonc of the t. Hteplion's Church, on Napoleon Ave- t, uc. Sixth District, took place to-day, .ddress by Iter, itishop Qnlnlan. Iter, .rchblshop Perch look part in the cereionics. A Delinquent Jailor Arretted. Jj Bt. Look, Not. 18.?Wm. If. Valley. p epuly jail keeper of 8t. Lawreneo roun- r. New York, who la charged with re- n wing four burglar* lor a brlbo of fire nndred dollars, about a year ago, waa Ii rreated on Thuraday la?t near Kanaaa Ity. Ho la now en routo to St. Fiaw- ti ;nco county under charge of Bliorifl II towell, of tbnt county. 3! WASHINGTON. The Civil Metvice Coiuuiiuion. W ash INOTUK,November 18,-TUb Civil Service Coiuutiuaioueni, have been ill aeafiiou iluring the past week engaged In grouping and clasailying the inferior officers in the Civil Service. Secretary Bttlkpap leaves this evening for a abort absence in Iowa. Jiululi Oiven, a deputy in u,o Internal iktcuuu uuiutu, kwulti'u ma ru)l({nilllOU to-day, and iiaa acceptcd Uiu attorneyship to which ho waa elected ill Iowa. The PreaidouUo-day appointed Horace 11. Harrison United States Attorney for tlie middle district of Tennesaco. Tbo Agricultural Report says the returns Indicate a larger cotton production than was expected in October, and promises to inako good tbo moderate expectations of July and August. Tboro bave been no killing froeta, and tbo quality is good la all sections. Tbo yield per acre, as indicated by county estimates, is tbe largest in Arkansas. Tbo total registration ol voters In tbo District of Columbia shows 13,157 whites and 8,355 blacks. The Athletic base ball club havo received notice from the Championship Committee that the Athlo^ea have been declared the champions.' ' lluti. John Boylo and John McLaiigh muu, me lorracr principal trustee 01 luo states of Marquis Duto, and tho latter ['resident o f the Great African Blot in boat Une, callcd on the Secretary of thoTraoasty and prominent Government ofllcera .o-day. Their business hero lias relorenco o tho establishment of a steamship line ictwecn CardllF, Wales, and New York or llaltimoro, and to obtain information iu xmnection with the Invostment of capital. There Is no doubt the Pacific Congressnen will move inquiry Into tho tnanagenent, of Indian altars, in order to ascoraln officially whether tho peaco policy ias proved snocesslul. Tho American Hpanish Commission will neet again on tho 1st of December. Boviral claims were Hied, including ono of bo widow of Charles Bpeakrann, shot at iantiogo, Cuba, Juno 1B0D. The amount ilolraeu, is iJilO.OW. Mr. Newcomb Becretary of Hie Btato of roxas, 1ms been here several day's, procnting a claim for (200,000, advancod by hat Btato for the payment of volunteers :alled out before tho rebellion, under tho lUtliority of the United States government o defend its frontiers. Further leglslaIon will ho requirod tor its settlement. A largo number of cotton cases are beoro the Court of Claims, which will soon esumo ilssessions. Bomo depend upon the locision to bo rendered by tbo Bupromo 'ourt.on nn appeal trom tbo Court of Jlnlms. The latter having deckled against h? claimant* on tbo ground tbo proclanation ol tbo I'rcsldont went Into ellect it the time of publication, and not tbo lay of date. ST. LOUIS. Hcnvr Bulla for Libel. St. Louth, Not. 19.?Some daya ago lie Timet, of this city, jpubllalied anartlle stating that tbo wife ol n prominent IomcopiiUilo physician bad beeu false to icr husband, and left with a young nan from tho East. Dr. Hartmann, a roll MMMnbyalcian and somowhat ofa ollticlan, ortMi city, atatea tliat ho and is wife aro tbo partiea referred to in the rtlclo, and yesterday a ault was entered 1 tho Circuit Court in their namo against lie 1\mnt claiming ISO,000 damages for lander. Dr. Ilarlmann also entered suit his own namo againat tho samo paper ir $20,000 damages lor alleged Blander ontalned In another publication rclcrring that gontlemnna connection with Iraile LusTsky, Into defaulting Treasurer f this city. Bulla wcro also entered yesterday by leo. D. Humphreys and Wm. flage gainst.the North Missouri Kallroad iompany for |400,000. TIIB TOBACCO TAX. Prominent tobacco manulaeturora in io city una an Intcrvlow yesterday, with irael Kimball, of tlio Internal Revenue lureau, at Washington, at which the ucstion ol taxation or tobacco woa eely discussed. Resolutions were adopt:1 recommending a rednction of the tax, nd a uniform rate that Congress should rotect the manufacturers against tho sale I leaf tobacco at retail; favoring tho abotlon of the bonded warehouses i tint cddlers of tobacco should lie licensed, nd restricted so as to prevent fraud, and lat tho tax on sales should bo rovoked, ml tha( tobacco conllscatcd by tho ovorninont should bo destroyed. The Mnnsflsld-Fisk Libel Haiti New York, Not. 18.?The MansfloldIsk libel case drew a large crowd to the 'orkvllle police court this morning, 'here was a very formidable array o( ouncll, something like a hundred newsnper reporters and plxiut a dor.cn artists f Illlnslioled papers. District Attorney 'ellows said that as Fink had filed a bond >r his appearance at tho Court of General esslons, the JuBtlco was divested with le jurisdiction. The Justice, however, tied that risk was entitled to bo examled, and that the plaintiff should bo pro- uced. aiiaa mansiieiu, who was present t the opening of the court, had in the leantlmo left, anil the officer who went 1 aearcli of her announced that ilie could ot bo found for prosecution, and explainil that alio had left by hla advice, and liat ho bo given time lor preparation, tr. Alienor aaid that although sho had one away, alio had not gone "where the roodbino twineth." (Laughter) lie eaired the Court to acml for llint Injured idivlduai. Mr. Bpencer's remarks wero followed y applause In tho back part of the Court. Ir. McKlen requested the Court to clear lie room if It waa repeated, charging it pon tho partisans ol ink. Mr. Beach suggested that the applauao ra? a compliment to Mlsa Mansfield Am IcKlcn, tliat ho had been cxpoaed to rufaniam In the Court, belore ho waa prearcil to expect anything from certain orsons. The Court decided to liear tho Mnl llPilntr Bworn complaint* in tho case of Ihe tits commenced against Fisk by Miss [ansfield m served this afternoon. Tliey liege that Fisk had at various times in 30&-70, received tho moneys Mlm [anefleld and used thorn for |iccnlatlon? i atocki. Fisk had twent/ days In which J put in an answer. Hobberr l? Philadelphia. Pnri.Ai'i" ''niAl Nov. 10.?Tho jewelry loroui T. B. Frank was robbed last tght of $50,000 worth of watchea, etc. ine burglar concealed hlmsellln thenpcr part of the building In tho day time, nil admitted hia confederates during the Ight. m crease ofRmall-poi in Philadelphia Pmr.ADRt.rmA, Nov. 18.?The health port for the week ending to-day, shows 1:1 deaths from small-pox, an Increase of Joeer Inst week.