The Daily Intelligencer, y 4 A U The Weekly Intelligencer ""mt 20k* WkwiitMi 'SPf IJM ,^9- TBUOUBWBUl! threelaooUii, III!!!!!!!!!! 00 Alula Cod;, brouTtu. ta *d?UM,....l 110 IhiHinrxt h? fferrlorTfer >ak IS _ ill mflnlhj 101 ii 11 i i i i i Otoba of Tan IT!?!;'.! 1100 ?sESSS==? V05UXZ. WHEELING, W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 211871. NO. 77. Throo months, In advantt, 1 00 Postmaster! aro roqueatcd to act as Agents. For Rent. pORnENT? OSS STORK BOOM OX V.l/.V Sr..** Occupied at preaent by C. Lidel, hair drewcr and wig maker. For further particular* Inquire of A. BCUWKHTFgUKH, notn 110 Main itrwt. TTIOR RENT.?THE 8PACIOCS W X1 lat and ftd atory Warerooma aud Rig cellar beneath, on the Kaat aide of Markut*? atreet, and adjoining tho Grocery atoro of It. J. Smyth, occupied at preaent by the Mcain. Hub barda aa Komi tore warerooma. They have a depth ot 110 feet and a front of 83 feet; the lower atory front of which la filled with plate glaaa. The location Is No. 1, and recommenda luaclf to auy ouainaaa requiring inc apace liuacra. rv>aeaalon Ue lit of April. norie WM. PAXTON, 4th.itmt FOR RENT.?TUB TnuBB^n story Btoro House and Dwelling. on }|I Main atrcut, dlroctly uppoaltu the Graut***> llouae. aud atpreaent occupied by Wlnxeurled A Hon, Watchmakcre and Jewelers. To a good tenant, if dvalrod, tbu premises will be maturUN Iral:cr?d and improved, ft* proximity to the Grant llouae and suspension bridge make it a commanding bualncaa atand. Posaeailou April lat. Apply to. novlp WM. PAXTON, 4U> itreot For 8 ale. A 1.1." A Ii I. K PHOI'EHTV FOIf V BALK.?A lot of ground near Dawoy M Vance's Mill, at head of Marshall alreot, 100 but front by 971 deep with a largo brick Dwelling lioitao of hall and 11 rooms. Also, a frame tenant house. Will be sold on favorable terms to doae an estate; by 8. L. GiJTHBBltT, novlfl Iteal KstaU Agent. Monroe atreefc __ IT*LIZA~ JANE Z ANB, 8AMUEL LJ BprlggZane, Cordelia Carr and Milton T. Carr, Noah zane, Bophla Kuatoc and Alexander Daniel C. List, Trnitco. In Chancery, Circuit Court for Ohio county, In purausnce of s decree of asid Court made Id ihu ranae on tbo Wlh dsy of December, 1870, 1 will oiler for aale, on KIIIDAY, the 1&th dsy of December, 1871, at the front door of the Court Ilouae lor Ohio county, Went Vs., conpicnclng st 10 o^lock a. n the folloqkg eatstu, lying in the city of Wheeling, on fflbWost side of Vain street, via: The two valusbif stores now oosunlei by D. A. Adler ik Co. snd by Peter 1. KMfand othors, lyincI5 RealJlatato Agent. Jj WELLING IIOUBE FOR SALE. I oflvr for rale the houo In which I now rc-AMk plilo, ffltuate on John atreet, a few doora Rill east of Plfih, The boose la a aubstanthl JU1L twoatory lirfck containing eight room*, health's a bath room and kitchen, and a tlnlehed attic, with a good cellar, hot and cold water in liith-roomii. The houaola lu good order and well lorated and In ev?rj way a dteUabla property, being bnt a Utile o??? Pqnarefrota the I'ont Ofllce. There Is aleoon tho premises a good D.RIO K BTABtjfi, sufficient for fonr horses, and a carriage hotine. Anyone wlabIngto purchnaa can examlno tho 1 premises at any I lino. 'epttt JNO. F. McI)BRMOT._ 1 JRIiAND LOTS iWlt BALST Hating sold all tho lota offered at'$300 each, eierpttwo.Inowoffer ten lota Wonting on the east aide of Bin and Cheatnat streets and extending to tho rlrer. I'rlco from #300 to $1,000 each. Brairding to Hm and location. Termn, i one fhirtft cash, residne In canal Installment* at one, two and three yean. JNO. I'. GILOHH1BT. ?n>^l At Top Mill. K UT(TAN Artificial Stone Works, WM. KRAU8E A CO., rniLADEi.pmA, Manufacturers of tho DnraMeand Boantlfal Artifloial Pavement, |*or Roadt, Sidewalk* andOardenwalka, eqnal 1 to Mono flaming, and costi from IS to 7J per retit lfBs. Floors for Ico flonae*, Brcwrrle*, Kltebrtip, Cellars, Ac. Floor Tilea for Store*, i Hotfli, HtlU, Ac., In a variety of Colors. Ilonae oats, and Walla covered In any rotor utone. ttlra',pry Hneloearea, Vane*, Monument*, 8tep?, Window SUM, Door HIIIm, *c. Offlce on Market atroct, in Hamilton'* new "lock, opposite City Bank, where a specimen of P?*meniean be *wn. Order* for any of tht nboto melred by JAB. HAMILTON, Oeneral Agent for Wwt Va. uvkkiva" plomtfis barrels J-' "None Better" choice spring wheat Floor. Jontri^Wrt and for ??1eby 25 M. IIR ILLY. Rio coffee-wo haofl prime to choice nio Coffee. Jnit reeel?#d and iut ?ale by M. MILLT. CHEESE.?88 IiOXF.8 oris ^0,t w!T^*MdR?r^!|t,:' A Meritorious Aol Tardily Doae. Driven by the force of an indignant publio opinion the President has been compelled to removo^Collector Mtiwuv, of New Yorlc, the shoddy government contractor and partner ot Twutu dt Co. To un mutual humiliation a* far u possible, Minriiv tenders a resignation which is promptly accepted. This ia only iaj ouvo u|i|taiuuix8. lb u iuuiutui nonn the leat, and on* which /the.l'Rusi dknt confesses he was .very reluctant to make. In his warm avowals of confidence in Muitruv, III* Excellency does himself no credit, for two things are so clearly proven on MuiU'iiv, viz: his swindling of the govepiment in army contraols, und his intimate partnership with Tammany leaders when pretending to bo a Republican, that the Piucsidknt'b warm avowals of confl- i deuce and sympathy will not meet any corresponding feeling in the country. The I'kkhiiiknt thereby does MuRi-ur no i good whilo ho iqjures himself. Moreover, I the country will not accept unreservedly j the statements about Muhi'hy's manage- ment ottlip custom hooser lor it to charg- ed In IjTeV York^iot by Democrat* alone I but by Republicans, that thcro has never been more corruption about tho custom bouse than under Murphy's rule. And it Is more than hinted that bangers on abqut.tho HxocuUvc Mansion have found Muiu-hv's administration highly advantageous to them. It was high timo for tho purity of the public servlco, as welt aa tor the credit of the administration, that this tbe .first office under tho government was put Into cleaner hands, and it ought to .have been done without apologizing for It. If the President bad such unbounded contldcnco in Mtmrnr aa he says, be ought not to have removed him at all; but the lact that he lets him go while professing to esteem him so highly, only shows bow really hollow thou professions are; and in thus humiliating himselt in order to lot Muupnr down easy, tho I'ltrifiient appears to admit tbe force of some obligation which a man In his station ought not to owe to such a man as Thomas Muitrnv of Now York. Flak, Tammany, small-pox anil cholera, were certainly evils enough for ono com- munlty; but to these must now be added the want of money, Tho public instruc- f lion department Is In desperate straits for fund* to keep open the public schools; tho hoard ol appointments Is unable to grant tho requests of tho charitablo institutions which arc perishing lor lack of money; and worse than all, the board ol health is unable to continue Its precautionary measures against the spread ol small-pox for t tho same reason. c Tiib report that tho KussIdd Grand f Duke landed yesterday at New York and proceeded to a liotol Is corrected by later Information. IIo remains on ship-board I until to-day. Probably ho did not like to come ashore till MunriiY got out of the custom house; which if trno would t trglio that Ai.ttxis Is a gentleman of dis- t crimination and taste. Tweed a Partner in the National Democratic Orson. t From Bftttirdaj'a N. Y. Ban. Wo learn from a trustworthy source c that the William Marcy Tweed has ;sold c Ills Interest In the Washington IWriol to i JclTeries Co., for $7,000. The Patriot r claims to be tho National Democratic f organ. It Ir understood that Mr. Tweed's lock in the concern coat hint $20,000. f bRVRNTY-FIYB MUJUJSfli ltt ONE coun- j rv in Tuiikb Yram.?Representatives Bcofleld and Lansing, of the Hub-Committee on Ku-KInx, which recently visited Florida, returned to this city yesterday. They report that while In Florida they examined a large number of witnesses, and thnt In Jackson county alone since 18G8scvcnty-flvo murders bavo beon committed, and that there 1* not now a single white Republican In tluo cotmty.?Jt'uMington Star, Saturday, ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Tub Quintette Club or Boston garo a concert at Columbus, Ohio, to an immense (ilidlente. Mrs. J, Wi Weiton, Uio Bos- J ton vocalist, completely carried nway her audience by surprise. Also, tho same f might bo said of M. Herodl, tho flute player. He is acknowledged by all milBielnns to 1)0 one of the finest to the conntry. Tliey will gWe ono grand concert at Washington Hall to-night. lloaerved scats can l?'obtained at V. Ifardlng'a Music Ntorc. Attempted StnciDtt.?A low nights Binco young gent of this city having indulged quite freely In stimulants, concluded that It would lm a good tlms to "ahntllo olT this mortal coll." To carry out this dire purpose lie procured a piece of n broken mirror and made frantic elforta to aerer his windpipe. But that wss'nt a Biiccets. A sympathising Mend oflereil him a hatchet, thinking it a more cdectWo weapon. We gtiesa the wouldbe suicide thought it might be a llttlo too efleetlre, aa he respectfully declined tlio offer, but seizing a glass insulator, such aa Ii u??J In (quipping telegraph lines, he i proceeded to brat himself about the htiad anil breaat. Altft n fifeftjr freo um of 'lliia i nm Instrument (hr irach a purpose, lie I concluded ho would endure the Ills o4 We, j rather than lly In those he knew nothing of. He quit, and we trust is done former with the snlcldo business. 1 I Bor the Favorite Boap at John IW4, Jr.'s, *1 manufacturers' priw* BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATED PRESS BEFOBT. Exclusively to tk? Iitelllgencer. (By ttw Wouon Union Lino. Office North-WMt cor. of Main and Monroo ats.) THE NEW YORK COLLECTOR* 1 SHIP. Etil shoddy Murphy. A G Bikini Correspondence* j Washington, Nov. 80.?Ckciter A. Arthur, was appointed this afternoon, Col- lector of N?w York, via Murphy resigned. Wasiitkoton, November 20.?Tlio lol. lowing Is the correspondence between I President Grant and Murphy on tborealg- I nation ?l tne latter us collector 01 uie port of New York: I Custom Hobsb.Nbw Yoiik, I i Collector's Office, Nov. 18,1871.) i To the I'rwuUnt: I hereby tender ray resignation of the 1 Dfllce ol collector of the port ol New York, to take etfect upon the appointment Df my sucsessor. You are uwuro thut 1 [luring the period 1 have held this iinpor- tant trust, and because I have held ft, I 1 liave been subjected to persecutions which, 1 for persistent misrepresentation and unre- lenting vindictivencss has, fortunately, J but lew parallels in the history of politi- 1 :ai strife. Throughout this somewhat trying ordeal I have been sustained, howaver, by the consciousness ol my' own n rectitude and by the fact that during my j, Jlllcial term 1 have enjoyed unintcr- i ruptedly and still retain your conlidenc? indiminished by the vituperation ol ray c tccusers. For the manuer in which j ;he duties or the ofllco have been t lerformwl 1 take pleasure in ro- B errlug to the judgement or my official tuperior, tbo Secretary of tho Treasury, md to the figures on record In tho Troastry Department, which show how the evenue has been collected and with what liminlshed percentage ot cost. Unless four attention has been ctilled to this (_ ecord I beg you will refer to It. Ground- 5 ess as tho aspersions cast upon ino are, md as fuHy as Ihey have been relutcd bo- j ore moro than one tribunal, I am con- q clous that my continuance In office \vill ic made the pretext and occasion for as- j, suits calculated to injnro the liepuhllcan tarty, and rather than incur Bitch hazard t, would relinquish my position even il It tad been coveted, which you know it was tot. When appointed I uelloved I could c ender service by accepting the place, j, tfow I beliove 1 can render service by re- c, igningit, and 1 gladly embrace the op- c, ?rtun|ty In severing my official relations villi tho government. Under these clr- c tumstances.I may also properly refer to tho [ratifying result of the recent election la 1 Ills State, which leaves tho control of Its n ilTalrs substantially in the hands'of that j, root party of progress and reform of which 'ou are the acknowledged head, and for j, he success of which It will over be my w iride and duty to labor. Willi 111(511 reapcci,your nueuicut ct'ant, tl [Blgncd] Thomas Muki'UY. Exkcutivk Mansion, i jj Wahiiiroton, I). C., Nov. ISO, '71. J ram. Murphy (MUrtor JM A'cul York M Dear Sir Your letter ol Iho 181b, enderingyour resignation of the office 1 if Collector of the Port ol Now York, p vltli reasons therefor, Is received. It o, [Ira mo great pleasure to bear testimony t< o the efficiency, honesty and zeal which it rou have administered that office so h ong as It has been trusted to your keep- e; ng. Your own peace of mind no donbt vfil be enhanced by leaving the ofllco of ullector, but 1 uoubt whether such a d aurse will in any sense he a benefit to d bo public amice. Under your admlnls- ration the revenues from the Now York ol Jui torn llouso bavo been largely ncreased, and tho cost of collection in tl iroportlon to the amount collected has U icon greatly diminished, 'l'bla la shown p ly the records of tho Treasury Depart- S nent. You have had my unqualifled n onfldonco ever since you entered tile n ifflco as Collector; you had that confl- U Icnco before, or tho appointment would T lot have been tendered you. That con- o Idence Is still unshaken, and In accepting 'our resignation I desire to glvo you the v ull assurance of this fact, that whether F 'ou remain in or out or oiuco, nine win :onvince a Just public of yotlr entire in- t< locenco of tlio oliargca to bo brought igainst you. P Wlthgrcat rcspcct, Your obodlcnt sorvanl, o [Signed] U. 8. Oiunt. n Shortly after the President wroto the d ihove letter he appointed Chester A. Arhur an tlio successor of Murphy. The p (immiuum of Mr. Arthur was prepared n taring the morning at tho Treasury Helartment, and *111, without delay, be lor- 11 Yarded to Now York. tl I OMAHA. Oeflfrnl Know Storm Westward. Omaha. Not. 20.?The sleet and Bnow c torm which commencod here on Friday I loon, continued until Sunday morning, A ind extended over the whole country, rom the Ilocky Mountains to the Missouri l?erwhlch wascovered wltha heavycoat- ng of Ice, causing a downfall of telegraph ines. Tho Union Pacific trains "were f inow bound at dllloreut polnls hotween Jmahaand Cheyenne. Tlioexpreas train lue here Bstuhlay evening, arriving ibout midnight Sunday. Tho siorm Was e eported as still moro severe In southern ind western Colorado. MILWAUKEE. j, Milwavkm, Nov. EO.?Tho ease of J. Jhlaljj! POlfce. wns called up today, find Jio pflstncr held to ball In tho nmnll sum if #1,000, M Ihe Injuries will not prove fnal. The chief will be nble to (ittold to ill official duties in a few days. Tho Vienna Laily Orcheslra,thaHeccdjd from Manager Hull man, have organlicd iruler their old leader Madamo Hlischnidt, and giro a concert hero to-night. Loyal R Durand, of tho Iniuntticoflrm it Hclfcnatein Durand, died yesterday, tnil the Board of Trade adjourned to day n respect to his memory. PetHs of NftTlgMlon on the Lakes, Port Cot.borht!, Out., Not. 80.?The t lehooncr Advuncc, from Chicafin for Ogdennlmrg, h?? nrrlvcil at llth |iort 1 During the storm elio hml to cut ?w?y licr miul?. Tho c?rgo ll damaged ?nd c iherawol 1* leaking. c Owkk Sotrxn, Out., Not. 20.?Tho I ;row of tho schooner Gold Hunter h*?o irrlved here. Tho vessel ?u driven t ishnro near C'rhot's Head, lifter tho tug I Prlnco Alfred hud cut her ndrllt to save I bertelf NEW YORK CITY. tub sujl'endkd 1hnk.h. New Yon*, Nov. 80.?Tweed ttatec that he knows nullilng uf the affairs o; the Guardian Savings Institution. He had only loDt hu name to give it popularity, lie says the Vice President ol the bank lias placed $300,000 worth ol real estate at its disposal to enable it to meet its engagements. II. Binltli, ol the People's National Hank, states that all demands will be promptly met to day. ai.uxis?i'uouhammk kou urn kkckitiuk. A ruin storpt prevails tliia morning, which bids fair to hut all da/. It la probable, therefore, that the Grand Dultc'a reception will bo postponed. There wore :io reception formalities olfered him yesterday on board ol the Teasel. Ml of thu licet which is yet in tho ower bay will couic up the liarior led by tho recptlon steamer Powell, 1'he Kussian llag ship will he Hanked by be yachts of thu New York Yacht Club, tnd the United rtlatin steamers will bring ip tho rear. All will bo decorated with liussian anil American llaga when the Jrand Duke Is taken on board. Un tho oception of thu steamer, the whole fleet, OKOtber with all tho forts in the harbor, *[11 Are sulutii. The grand procession iscort will bring him up Broadway, As 10 passes TrTuity Church tho chimes will >eal forth n liussian national anthem, folowed by America. Flags aud bunting vill be displayed trom the buildings on iroadwav. greeley for pa?k commissioner. The llcrald again announces that it has iUtliority for saying that Horace Greeley to Ito appointed a member ot the Park 'ommlssion. Edward ttchell than been appointed re* elver (or the National Savings Bank, jcading Tammany men are demanding bo deposition ol Tweed as the grand achcm of the institution. reception ok alexis postponed. Tho reception of tho Grand Duke toay, was postponed. CONNOLLY RK8IONS. Richard 1). Connolly hus resigned tho !om|)trollorshlp, and Androw II. Green as been appoiuted in his place. A mundamys was granted 4>v tfudgc laniard to diy compel lling .the lloard of 'anvasnora to proceed with tho canvass f tho Aldermanle ticket. Tho Board, owovor, treated tho ordor with contempt, od resolved to moro to vacate It, and adturned, i ai.hxis in the city. Upon tho reception steamer PowII reaching tho lower hay, this mornig, tho Grand Duke upon bolng jnsplled upon tho subject, decided to omo to this city. IIo accordingly emarked on tho Powell, when tho Amcrian and Itusslan ttects proceeded up the ay, arriving oil the battery at 3 o'clock, 'ho I'owell then made a detour ol tho no, and steamed up the river, salutes be>g fired it parting by the men-of-war, forth. Hero tho I'rinco landed unci rent to tho Clarendon. James W. Gerard declines the Commlsonorshlp of tho Department ol Educaon. Tho Hoard ol Apportionment to.day Irected tho Comptroller to Ishuu two illlionsol bonds lor tho various improvelents, including the now Court House. ATOB nAlt, BURIIKNTERS AT DISCRETION. Tho Kunintj I'otl says it is assured that [ayor Hall's course, as shown In tho apolntment of Uiccn as Comptroller, and Iher acts, .indicates that ho has resolved surrender entirely to tho reform movelent, to appoint to all vacancies men canity approved by tho leading reformrs. YimitLltVriON FRAUDS IN IIKOOBLYE. SVvcnty returns Irom as many tleollim istricts In Brooklyn, have been found elective. Tlireo Inspectors wero this A. arrested, And gave ball each In tho sum r $2,MO. At a mcttlng of tho Commissioners of 10 Sinking Kund today, Chamberlain radley culled attention to tliu alleged ayment of $76,000 to Tax Commissioner antis, as tho tier ccntago allowed him lor egotiatlng a loan, and said that ho knew o authority permitting tho Comptroller authorize negotiations lor such a loan, ho Comptroller wis directed to report u tho matter at tho next mcollng. Tho trial of Bauloh and Hsggcrty, tho Duclior thieves, is postponed until celt rumy.; Ariothcr mail wns killed on 42d street, ?day. UenryO. Btobbins has been appointed ark Commissioner. The Committee on the lteorgnnlmitlon I the Viaduct Hallway Company, havo mv received the resignations ol all tho (rectors. Twcnly-tbrcc additional casos or smallox bftvu been reported Blnce Saturday oon. The Esecutivo Commltteo of tho Comlitteo of Fifty, appointed to Investigate to charges of Iraud in the Brooklyn city overnment, have requested tho Common louncil to lurnisli such facilities as .will noble the commltteo to Accomplish Its Utposes. Proceedings in bankruptcy hnvo been ommenccd against tho Quardian Bavings lank. HOTUEIl STOUT A110UT At.KXtS?ItR RK* MAINS AROAttU ms VKMRr.. It appears tho Heeoption Commltteo of ho Grand Duke did not go down tho bay i tbo steamer Mary l'owell, but met tho tnsslan fleet cotiMhg t!|l under the csfcort f tho American fleet. Tho Grand I)?ko ccented a public reception to-morrow, mill wllieh tlino he remains Mi board tho Ivetlana. JlmplnW in the U. B. nrmy, *M wnjluij ast night by two negroes, who drew nivff and demanded money or his life, ["lie old mtm dofended himself with a tonteano and succeeded In driving oft ho nasaiiantH, after having crippled one if them hv a blow with his stick. The President, officers and Execullvo ;ommitlee of tlio National Labor Union itibilsh a c?*cl to the effect that the call nade lor a Convenlion at Washington Jooember lithns the work ofastlteonlitutcd committee, and hat not tho saneion ol tho National Union or Labor Reorm party. Tho regularly Billed Con'ention will meet the third Wednesday In 'chrtinry, 1872, ?t Colombns Ohio. At tho annual meeting of tho Methodist ITIsUhmttty Society, omeeft were elected or tbe ensuing year, Including Bishop dorris, President, and Bishops Jones, tcott, Simpson, Baker, Ames and other I'iru I'rcsidcnU, and Thomas Carlton, rreasurer, ther? was a large attendance. Thero wss a meeting to-night of weliinm to the liusslan Deputation of Evanrelicsl Alliance, with Prof. Morse aa resident. The report of the Deputation riu luomittcu, anil it was iinicd turn a elcgrntn bad been received Irom Engand to the effcet thnt the miblect of reIciotis liberty n?i about to l? laid before be Russian Council ol State. The Tribune to-morrow will havo tho statement that Charles O'Connor is of tho opinion that through a ilaw in the indictment, Tweed will escape punlshf menl The want oC a definite plan and the storm marred the ceremonies in honor of Alexia to-day. Tho Mary .Powell, with Invited gueats, did not leave tho pier until noon, and then only to find that the Russian fleet had arrived ofT the battery. A barge from the liussian tyag ship brought one of tho ofllcers, who desired to know what the committee wanted. Minister Catacazy went aboard hero and waa received with Baiutea according to his rank. Tho Reception Committee were then Invited on board, and wero received with a salute ol twentyone guns. Mr. Asplnwall congratulated tho I)uko on his safo arrival, and tendered him u welcome to Mew York on behalf of the citizens. Alexis, in remarkably good English, thanked the peo pin oi inn city lor urn nonor, una assured them that he would gladly acccpt any civilities that they hail arranged. It was then decided to postpone the reception till to-morrow, too Grand Duke to remaini on hoard the Hvetlana till received by tho Mary Powell at 10 o'clock. The military will asscmblo at noon, and a lino ol march taken up Broadway. Soon after one o'clock the Mary Powell steamed round the tleet and the collation partaken aboard to which Admiral Itowan was Invited. The passengers soon after landed at Pier 80, North river, Thundering salutes ftom tho Russian and American flagships, greeted tho guests on their arrival and departure. The yards ol Bvetlana were manned and cheering tAe crew. Ar two o'clock this morning the weather was clear, and a prospect of a good day for tin reception. The loiter of resignation of Comptroller Connolly was placed in tho hands ol William T. llaney in October, WASHINGTON. AIMOUllNMKNT OF TIIB 8UPIIEMB COUHT. Washington, D. 0., Novombor 20.? Ia the Supreme C'oi|rt at the United States this afternoon it was announced that the court would adjourn next Monday, 27th Inat., lint die, The court will meet again December 4th, as required by law, to commence tlio regular term. The Secretary of tlio Treasury has written aletter to the Collector ol Customs at Fort Huron, Michigan, declining to grant froe entry of half the articles purchased in Canada for the sufferers by the recent fires In Michigan. The Department letter of October llltb, under which the requeit was made, allowing the frco entry of articles contributed for the relief of the Chicago sufferers, has been modiflcdr and hereafter only blankets and articles of clothing aro to be contributed fur the reliel of the sufferers in Chicago, Michigan and Wisconsin, tlio privilege only extending to January 1st. The Supreme Court has decided that In summary proceedings in bankruptcy, tuo Court is without authority to adjudicate tlio rights Involved In controversy, hut alioula put tlia parties in contestant to their remedies at lav or In equity. No inlormatlon lias yet been received by the government,ofllcially stating when Grand Duko Alexis will arrivo hero. Arrangements lor his presentation to tho President, will bo made by BecreUry l'ish, and Minister Catacazy. There will be no formal speech making, and no public display at the presentation, which will take place 4n tho lllue Itoom at tho White House. Tho President will bo attended by tho Cabinet, and tho Duko by his suite and Minister Catacazy, who will introdoco him to tho President and Cahinot, then ho will be oecortod to tho lied Iloom, and presented to Mrs. Grant. It is customary on such occasions for tho visitor to rocetvo n call Irorn tho Bocretaryol Btato soon alter his arrival in tho city and prior to his presentation to tho President. In accordnncn wltli thlnniiRtom Hprrptnrv Flail will cull upon him on tho evening of his arrival or before noon next day., It was heretofore arranged that Alexin, who had expressed a wish to tlmt ellcct, would ho gratified with a bulTalo hunt on the great plains, and had ho arrived in October Ucn. Sheridan would have organized ti hunting party, hut the latter la now of the opinion that the hunt will hare to bo abandoned, owing to tho lateness of the season and the prevalence of enow. INDIANAPOLIS. Imdiahapolu, Ihd., Nov. 20,?Tho Daily Hentin/I, Democratic, of to-morrow will contain 4 speech delivered by Hon. John 0. Oonner, M. 0. elect from Texas, delivered in response to a welcome address and reception given him at his old home In Noblesvllle, Indiana, in which he shows the manner and modo of conducting the recent election. Tho Texas Brand Lodge of 1.0.0. F. of Indiana, will convene In its annual communication Itrthli city tomorrow. Frederick Stewart, Uhtfid Sire ol tho Grand Lodge of the United States, Milton nernuon, rasi ueuiuy urnnu ciro ana Hclniylflr Colfal, Put Grand Ropresentalive, arivod to-day and will 1m In attendance. Wreck and I.o?? of I.ins on Lake Uaron. Detroit, Mioii., November 20.?Tito schooner Twilight, on the 15th lust., about AM miles below I'ort-au-Ilarque, take Huron, struck the rocks, sprang a leak and broko her Btccrlng gear. The crew found that sho was sinking and took a small boat?eight of thorn In all?but the boat turned over and only two reached tho shoro alive. The names ol the lost aro C?pl Glbbs, of Oswego; John lienwood, first mate, of Krle; Obas. Wilson, cook; Wm. Wilson, Julius Williams and Alexander Pupart. The saved are Wm. Henwood, second mate, and Wm. Itose, seaman. Ruck Island Arsenal. Kifw Vonir Nnv 20 ?Tnfplllirpnrn from Washington, says tliat tlie forthcoming report of the Commissary General, states that the work on the Hock lalnntl Arsenal, Is being economically, rapidly and well done. Two of the grout workshops are nearly completed, find will shortly be ooctipleil. One as n store house and the other in the place of temporary workshops, which are to be removed. Liberal appropriations are urged to carry ont the plana in respect to this arsonal. WISCONSIN. Madisok, November 20.?Fnll returns from all the counties In the State, oxcept Oconto, Illchland, J.ank, Bhawano and Wanpace, give Washlrarne. Hep., for Governor, 9.M7 majority. The returns from the counties named above will not materially chango the above flgnrca. Heavy cold rain here yesterday and last night, with a heavy frost this morning. ?General Howard will recommend In his next report the discontinuance of the Freedmen's Bureau. FOREIGN. ENGLAND. The Republic of the Future. A Bold Speech by Sir Chaa. Dilke. New Yobk,Noy.20.?The latest English papers have a speech delivered by j Sir C ium. Dilke, on November Oth, before u lurge crowd of the working classes, at New Castle, on the Tyne. The speaker dwelt at length on the subject of rcpre- 1 scntation, end ol the Inequality ot the 1 voting power In tho House of Commons, from largo cities and towns, us compared with the representation of small boroughs. With regard to tho cost ol royalty, lie snid: "Wo havo first to deal with the sum of rnmnnni.,.i purse, anil upon tbo household, to willed I add tho royal bounty aud royal alms, t which amounts to ?18,000, making up the 1 sum to ?1180,000. I Ho continued enumerating the various I eipenditures ol royalty, showing that it cost at least a million pounds a year, probably much more. Th? responsibility of these oppressions upon tlio people, he consldoreil, rested with tho Queen. He 1 said, in conclusion: "i doubt wlielhur if the cbargcs to which I I have alluded arc all well founded, tbo t Monarchy would not better set its houso t in order. There Is a wido spread belief f that tho ropublic here is only a matter of t education and timo. It is said that some t day acominonwealtl^will bo our govern- f moot. II you can show me a fair chance i that ropublic will bo free irom the politi- I col corruption that hangs about a mon- f archy. I say for my part 1 bclivo that 8 the middle classes In general will say, lot d it come." o His speech throughout was londly ap- plauded. J A COLLISION IK Till MK11SKY. London, {Jov. 20.?A report cornea t Irom Liverpool this morning that two e abipa, whuse uarnea aro yet unknown, fc ran into each other In the Mersoy with t such violence that both tilled and aunk r almost instantly. Aa far aa known all a lianiia are lost. Ii Sir Thomas Daken, late Lord May- I or will be banquettcd on tho 22d Inst.,, Tho Couutof'Chambourd, Chief Elder or the Bourbons, contradict* the report t that ho intends to aurremier hia hcreuita- j ry right to tho throne of Prance. r Tho remains of the late Col. Banderson i will bo sent to America. g THE QUEEN CUAltOKD WITH |DIIUNKBN- c ness. o The Htandanlt report of the suspension of negotiations betwoen England and i France for a modification of tho commer- li cial treaty is fully confirmed. ti John Urlflle, Secretary of tho Total Ab- 1 stenance Society of Brlxbatn, publicly ac- f cuses the Queen of Intoxication. The I charge causes a great uproar, and tho local authorities have already commenced legal proceedings against tho man who made it. TUB MEETTOO AT nlUSTOI,. London, Nov. 20.?A largo Radical 8I meeting, which was attended by 4,000 peoole, was hold in the city ol Bristol last evening. Blr Charles W. Dllke addressed t the assemblage. There was much uproar and fighting during the progress ol the n meeting, and tiie band was prevented from playing the Nations) Anthem, "Ood savo the Queen," j FRANCE. V igorous Reorganization of the Armr Paris, Nov. SO.?It is expected that bo- fore tho end of January, 1872, France will y havo ten army corps completely organ- J, l/.ed and luily supplied with improved n arms, posted at the great military centers t( ol tho country. I'asis, Nov. 20.--The editor of tho a Journal of Pete UuctuM hss boon court- rl mm tlaleu and sentenced to imprisonment w and hard labor Tor life. Vermesich and Vnlllaum lmvo been sentenced ti death j for contumacy. q TURKEY. U A Crisis Coming. j great complaints of disorganization lntbo B, public departments. Tlio Bnltan's orders n requiring economy In the administration t, of public afTairs aro misinterpreted and n not satisfactorily carried out Harmony t< does not prevail in tbo Cabinet, and a 0 crisis is looked lor. I, (JEItMANY. J Compulsory Military Service for Ba> 8 varin. IlRni.iH.Nov. 20.?The Reichstag has sanctioned the extension of the North German law making military service 0 compulsory on all Bavaria. n SPAIN. Madrid, Nov. 20.?Tlio debates til Uio jj Cortes and the events of tlio past week cause great agitation. The Republican V Deputies have issued a circular advising their supporters throughout tho kingdom to keep quiet, and advocating the mainte- 7 nance of public order In the mcautlmo. The labor troubles continue. The ba kcrs and dyers In Valencia obstinately maintain their strlko, anil make threatening demonstrations. Tho garrison baa been reinforced. A steam transport will sail from Cadi* I1 on the iJOtb, with fresh troops for Cuba, j] IRELAND. fl f Duiimn, Not. 20.?Two Important wit- v nessea for tho prosecution In tho case of t Kelly, who Is about to be tried for dls- f charging a pistol at an officer, hare dlsap- t peared. I The OeneT* Fire Charged to Inter- nationals. CIbnbva, Not, 20.?Tho origin ol the conflagration in tills city Is to be made the subject of strict Inrestlgatlon. Buspl- clon is directed ngalnst the agents of the International Society. F1TTRBURUII. tub ATTOtPTEn assassination of tit- j tock. Prmntntaii, Not. 20.?j. H. Robin- son, of New York City, who attempted to iwosstnnto John W. Pltfock, ol tho finning iMiIrr, Friday evening, assigns no motive for the act Ills roundel claim that tho man Is insane. r Four Springfield nurglnra Sentenced. Cincinnati, Not. 20? Four ol the gang of twenty-five linrglars, arrested at Springfield, O., somo weeks ago, were i sentenced on Bnturday cneli to five years' Imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary. i I CHICAGO. Mot the Remains ol McDevlU. C'niciao, Nov. 20.?A more thorough examination of the charred remains found under the Trihutu building on Saturday satisfies the friends of John McUevitt, thu celebrated billiard player, that they are not his. The examiners lound a lull set of false teeth, whereas John McDevitt bad only Ave false ones. TUK UBPUULICAN. The Chicago Ibuiiblicait appeared this morning iu Its old form and size, with now type throughout. RgPOllT OK Tim UKAN D JURY OH TICK ISSUS UKTWKKN I'AI.UEIt AND BIIKIIIDAN. The Grand Jury of the Circuit Court, which hare been sitting for a week past dosed their labors to-dav. Rofnre beinir lischarged they made a report on the Issue between Out. l'aliner and Mayor Masou relative to the military occupation if the city during and following tbe tiro, >nd the efforts ol Ciov. l'almer to have Mayor Mason, Lieut Uen. Bhcridan, CoL Prunk T. Hlicrman and others indicted or the killing of Col. Grosvenor. Tbe J rand Jury, in their report, desire to aay hat they fully endorse and commend the ictlon or Mayor Mason in calling to bis lid the services ol Lieut. Gen. Hherldan; hat they honor the wise discretion ot the Mayor in thrusting aside the petty vanity if place and position, and summoning to lis tide tbe wisest counsels in our nldst, and availing himself of heir powerful aid In the appalling mergcnclcs ol the lalo conflagration. In heir opinion tbe thanks of the communiy aro due to the Lt. General or tbe army, ur tbe timely and elHcient aid he offered n oil), II... orcu uf our city. Hecozniging in, his ofarts no spirit of usurpation of law or uthorlty, but on tho contrary an unaelflsh csiro to do a duty that the emorgencitB f the hour doinanded, the assumption of rhlch was a great relief to .the anxiety w Yoiik, Nov. 20.?A dispatch Irom Washington to tho Tdtgram (Demo:ratlc) says that tho Republican opponents of tho President Will probably hold i meeting at ItarrlstnH* on the BOtti Inst, to take steps to defeat his renomlnatlon. PHILADELPHIA. A Case of Supposed Mnrder. I'ltn.AURT.fHIA, Nov. 20.?The body of this morning with bis throat cut. lis is supposed to hftto been murdered. rPHHS WORLD'S INTEHNAL HEMJL EOT. JOHNSON'S Rheumatic Compound ?amd? blood purifiKr. (i(tick 1* it" ACTioK-r?ii*Ai**irr in its ?m?, Thin medicine la the prescription of a worldrenowned French Physlrian, who n*?4 It In his extensive practice many years before offerlr>K It to the pnbllc In It* present form, bnt Anally becoming convinced of Its mat curative properties, and desiring to profit those mfferlng from thfs terrible disease, consented to have It pat np In bottlee and sold at the LOW PRIOE OF ONK DOLLAR. If nee?Mlry, we might oflfer the certil! cates of thonsands who hate been enred by It, hot the beat recommendation we can glre It la i trial of one, two or three bottlea, which will certain!* rellere the most difficult ease. Try It and be convinced. We hare advertlied this medicine for file k. um> r Moodwln A Co.. of Boston. A core or the money rofanded, and ont of near MO bottle* aold at retail,th?y h?Ve had hut 8 bottle* retnrned. Sellers' Imperial CohkH Sjmp. The Impnial Cough Pyrup contain* no plrltooaa Ingredient whatever, and may bo na?d In all c**ea not rrqnlrln* artlre medical treatment. The Imperial t'oogh Byrnp haa betn naed for tho laat thirty year*. Prepared by It B. 8KLLBR8ACO., Wholeaalo Drnmrlata, Plttabnrjjh, Pa. *wn aoi.nnT nncnnm* *rt*Twmtnt ftovtO