The Dally Intelligencer, i M M The Weekly Intelligencer 'titiI Hooka, Stationery uml Wall I'eper,)** wo offer oar present locution lor rent. No. 90 Market direct, Crsiigle's Block, the room being too small forour purpose. Ktik!?h i* tl 11... I will, I.lut.i Iil.iu Tlu' location U No. 1, aud recommend* tUelf to any business requiring the space It offer*. 1'osmmIou the 1st of April. novlfl WM. PAXTON, 4th street. IIIOH RENT.-TIIE TIHtEE** L> story H tore House and Dwelling. on Kj Matn street, directly opposite the Grant** House, and at present occupied by Win*juried A Hon, Watchmakers and Jewelcra. To a good tenant, if desired, tho promlaes will bo materially altered and Improved. Ila proximity to the (Irani House and suspension bridge make It a commanding business stand, Possession April 1st. Apply to. novlfl WW. PAXTON, 4th street. For Sale. VALUABLE OHIO FAllM FOB HALK.? '200 acres in Washington county, 11 miles from Marietta and 4 miles Irotn tliu M. X I*. It. H.; all under fcucu; 1U) acres lu cultivation: Is well adapted for stock raising; good buildings, orchard, Ac.,and the laud Is very proline live The improvements sregood, the buildings new and in good condition. The faun Is underlaid with a I foot vein of good coal For saloh/ B. L. CUTHUKItT, iiovxH Monroe Htreet. Dwelling house fou** HALK.?I offer for sale Hip house In Hj| which I now reside, situated on John street, next house to alley between Fifth and Histh streets, Fourth ward. House contains six rooms, larg epantry and cellar, bake oveu, water convenient. The house is in good order. noW WILLIAM J. NKHlHTT. I^LIZA JANE ZANK, HAMUEL HprlggZane. Cordelia C'arr and Milton T. t t'arr, Noah Zane, Hophia Huston and Aleiinder Kiistou, and l'latoff Zane. n. Daniel 0. Lltt, Trustee t In Chancery, Circuit Court for Olilo county, West Va. 11 In purnuanco of a decree of said Court made In Unit cause on tho 211th day of December, 1H70, H 1 will oiler for sale, on li Kill DAY, the 15th day of December, 1871, v at tliu front door of tho Court House tor Ohio county, West Va., commencing at 10 o'clock a. m tin* following real citato, Ivlrig in the city of 1' Wheeling, on the west side or Main street, vl/.: r The two valuable stores now occupied by 1). c A. Adier A Co. and by Deter K. /Inn and others, lying between the bonnes occupied by Harbour v tC Dittman and H. Kline. Alftotho property on L' mtmeBldu of MhIii street now Occupied by the n shoe Htore of Hlc.hnrd Dorter, adjoiulng house owned hy J. II. Mheppard. Tkiimh op Hai.k -Oiie-tlfth of purchase to be paid in cash mill tho balance In one, two, three and four years from day of sale, with Interest, notes with good security to be given for the deterred payments, and deeds of trust, nt the expence of tho purchaser, as further pucurlty on tin- property sold. novlft DANIEL C. LIST, Trustee. CTXK0UTOR&1 HA.LEOFUBAL Ili K8TATK lu pursuanco of the will of Martha Knox, de'eased, the undersigned will, oil FRIDAY, the lotli day of Hoc*) 1871, at tho front door of the Court House for Ohio n county, West Va., commcncing at 10 o'clock a. 'I m sell the following valuahlo property, lying on c tliu west Hide of Main street In the city of Wheel mix, wring nil mi. iwo y*t mill |inriiii iiiv nu, mm t1>, being tho lamu now occupied by Harbour A Dlttman, by Ucorgu W. Rrkhart anil M. 0. llanc, ami by the dwelling house formerly occupied by (1 Mrs. Martha Knox In her lifetime. y Turns or Bai.R-Onc-fourth of tho purcbaio munoy to bo paid in cash, or much moro at the purchasers may choose to pay; tbo remainder In 11 four annual payments, with Interest from date H payable semi-annually. Negotiable notes to be t< Klven for tho deferred Instalments, to be secured v l>y deeds of trust and satisfactory Insurance on property, at the ezponio of the purchasor. JAMES P. ROGERS, D. C. LIST, uoyM Executors of Martha Knox, dee'd. c (7IDH 8ALE L0W AN1> OK EASY c IJ TBRMS?A first class Tannery, two story Prick ilntldlnfc, W) feet by Ot, with all the mou- ern Improvements and In good running order. r The low prlco and location would make It a??llabls for sny other manufacturing purpose. Also a good Brisk Dwelling House with 10 I rooms and full lot, on Hampden street. W. V. HOUR A imo., H novl Market street^ MWELLING IIOUBE FOR SAL.K. I olTur for sale the houe In which I nowre-flfijfck tide, situate on John street, a few doom {J! east of Fifth. The house la a substantial Ml|' twostory brick containing el^ht rooms, besides a hath room and kitchen, and a Mulshed utile, with a Rood cellar, hot and cold water In hittli moms Tho honso Is In good order and well located and in every way a desirable property, being hut a little over a pqnaro from the I'lmtOfflco. There is alsoou the premises a Rood II RICK HTABLE, sufficient for four horses, ami a carriage house. Any one wishing to purchase can examine tho premisca at any time. feplSS .ISO. P. McDKItMOT. It BLAND LOTS VOti BALK. Having sold all the lots offered at$JM10each, except two, I now otter ten lots fronting on the mm side of Rim and Chestnut streets and extending to tho river. I'rlco from fl&OO to $1,000 each, according to slr.o and location. Terms, one-fourth cash, raridne in equal Inatalltnents at one, two and three years. J NO. P. OII/OnHtBT, ?urfl At Top Mill. WANT Hllt'Pl.lRh 1 ./V To Pimply ii want felt for A real gennlne Rood rtlrlc (if Hoap lit? reaaonable prlco, tho tinder- 1 "fni'il In now mantifactnrlng auch iin article, aa "II teatlfy who have Been and used Tho Favorite Soap, t Manufactured t?y B. RBID, Wheeling, W. Va. 1 I claim that It cannot bo excelled, lat, In port- 'yand finality; td, In economy. becanM it la Arm ami hard ftia toon aa made and will not shrink ^lun i>x|H>rtcd to tho atmoaphere, like moat '"apado. It will therefore waah half aa mnrh t moreaa th.- aoai* uow In market at the aame prim; .td For perfection In waahln*. Yon mnat w?"ii with a pnre, clean aoap, or yon cannot have r|,,*n, white clothe#. V* Im FarorUt Nofi/>and win have no more tronblo Retting yottr r?nhei white and fanltleaa, and gnarantee t|jat will not Injure the iktn or the moat dellcatc wnrtca. 4th I claim for It an advance overall I "thera In thai It will hear leaving In water for 8 "r 1" hotira without Injuring It. Other aoapa are r' ndered naeleaa by forgetting them In the tun "r 'win after nalnR. IMcaao enonlre ol your Kr,?cer fur tho Favorite Hoap, tnrt yon will ho cotiv I need that it la the beat. ''At riojt. Rach bar la ittmped "Jflncra' and Y'rhitnlri' Farorit* Soap, man'ifartiirnl hy a. K'l't Whttlint). IV, Mannfactnred and Sold at whnleaale by EDWARD RKID, Boap and Candle Mannfacturer, oittt Wheeling. W. va. tfOX'S CINCINNATI tfPARCI!.?ftO I Boxtft jnat rccelred and for aale by n*l7 M RB1LLT. fflktSMfytrnt An Important Ruilwuy C'onlruct? The Went Virginia Central to be Huilt. We have by a telegram from Cattlettaburg, Ky., this morning, the important announcement thut a contract wan closed yesterday at Ceredo, between tbe Commissioners ol the West Virginia Central Itailway and tbe Kentucky Great Eastern Hailroad Company, whereby tbe lor. hut transferred to tbe latter all tbe franchises of tbe West Virginia Central. Tbe dispatch atlords no information ie* apccting the terms ot the con tract. We have before us, however, and append below, the letter recently addressed by the President of the K. A O. Company to ilio Commissioners,setting forth the terms >n which the company would tako tho barter. The Commissioners held a ncetiug and agreed to acccpt tho proposiion, and endorsed their namea on the pa>er. We have uo doubt therefore that lie contract signed] at Coreilo yesterday vas exactly on tho baats of the terms laid lown in this letter. Kbntuckt AGriat KisTfiiN H. H. Co., I Cincinnati, October 80j 1371. i fIon. Z. 1). JiunmUU, Commissioner West Va. 11 It.: 8ir Your favor relating to the charter if the West Virginia Central railroad is at land. In behalf ol tho Kentucky Great i Sastern Railway Company I submit to he Commissioners of the State of West firgiuia, into whoso hands tho charter of he West Virginia Central railway is ilaced, the following propositions: I 1st. This proposition shall bo accepted >y the said commissioners within thirty lays from and after the dato of this letter. ^d. The Kentucky and Great Eastern tailway Company will commence tho urveys upon the said West Virginia f Central railroad within six months Jrom nd after tho acceptance ot this proposi- ion. 3d. Haiti Kentucky and Great Eastern j {ailway Company will commence tho j fork upon said road within one year liereafter. I 4th. And will complete one-fourth of j lie entire distance ot said road within wo years Irom and alter the commeuce- lent thereof. oth. Alul complete tlio whole lino or niil road within a |>criod of six years rom and nllcr the commencement of the ?irk thereon. Otli. U|?in the acceptance of thin pro- osltlon, the sitiil Keutucky ami tlrent J lastcrn Hallway Company will ehtcrlnto ontract with the said commissioners ,1lhin thirty clays from and alter tliu ac- eptanco of this proposal, for the fulllll- lent ol' all the conditions therein act out. t Kespectlully yours, H. W. Mobton, I'res't of tlio Kentucky II. JS. It. Co. I Endorsed I I). 1). T. Faiinswohth. J. (J. McQiibw. I W?l. Jl. ClIANK. I and D. Hamsiirm.. Vommiuionen. L Candidate for President lit Washington Hall this Evening. Tlio people of Wheeling are invited to iston tills evening to a lecture by Mrs. 'ictoiita C. Woodhum,, of New York, woman who In various ways lias ac- ulred a degree of notoriety not at preslit enjoyed by any other person In the j Tnitml Ulaloa Wliftllinr tltlu milnrtnlv ia' J Itogcther of a kind to he desired by a idy we cannot protest to gay, for that I ependa on tho standpoint from which 1 ou look at it. II Mrs. WoomiuMt confined herself to lie question of suffrage and left her per- Icloua theories nl the marriage relation 1 i) those who practice what the preaches, j ve think she would do more lor tho elevaIon of her sex than she does, and achieve i better faino forherscll; but as it is, the ;ood she might do on the one haud la j ountcracted by the harm slio does on the t her; and wo havo no doubt the cause I suffrage for woman has Buffered by ilr?. WooDltut.l.'s advocacy of it, simply localise she has made the association ol I with her own name odious to the moral ense ol tho country by her advocacy of i vliat Is popularly termed Iroo lovo. Wo believe her lecture to-night is to i reat of the suflrage question, though 1 vhether It will bo conflned to that wo aro lot advised. Hut whatever may bo tho uliject ol the lecture, there can bo no loubt that n9 a literary anil intellectual mtertainment it will bo first-class. Mrs. iVoonm/LL in a brill innt and intrepid voman, whom it Is well worth the prico )f tho lecture to see and hear, leaving out >1 tho question tjo merit o! her argunont. Tiir attention ol tho lltgirter is respect* ully directed to two things in our telographic columns this morning. Ono is a etter from a Democratic Iowa editor, who Icclnres that tho Democratic party is dead ind that the carcass must bo buried. Tho )ther is a letter Irom John (Juinct \dams, of Mnssachuititts, advising tho Democracy to abandon their organization is a party and support some opposition ifrpttblican for next President. That Is o say, one plan is to bury the corpse at incc, and the other Is to keep it as long as he weatuer permits. u u wuuiu im? rcry much to know which plan onr neigh?ir favors. Amono the shipments from Cincinnati o Charleston, Tneiday, tiy river, we note ?as a roniplctcmitlit for a brewery and a row to run It. Charleston la hound to teep the Convention, Blic Is laying deep irnps Inr tho Ohio county delegation. Hho lias already on hand a large stock of 'mountain dew." Striiiirnvim.r PAi'KRa rc|*irt a sharp Increase cif small pol In that city, Tuesday afternoon thero were eighteen pronounced cases. The City Council is lieginning to get scared, and lieMirrlng themselves About means of prevention. Tiik Washington (Pa.) Ailmnee hjs been changed Irom weekly to monthly. The Latest Bulletin About the O'Lcary Cow. From the Chicago Tribune. The investigation now in progress, with a view to ascertain the origin ot the Chicago lire, and the responsibility for its extensive spread, will, we hope, result in something tangible. Nevertheless, it must bo admitted that very little satisfactory information has been obtained. The Commissioners have, however, brought out these loots, viz., that Mrs. O'Lcary went to bed ut half-past eight o'clock ou theufghtof the lire, on account of her "sore fut;' that Pat McLaughlin, the fiddler, resides in the frout part of the O'Lcary mansion; that Mrs. Sullivan, who lives opposite the O'Learys, did uot save its much from the lire as she could twist 1 around her linger; that Mrs.O'Lenry heard 1 Airs. White say that McLaughlin had a party, and the party wanted oysters, and I the oysters wanted milk to be "Hhtewcd" I in, and that thevwent out and milked her (O'Lc ary'v) cow, a rid that, finally, considerable knownothingisni can bu dovelopcd among the Irish, since none of tuo people in that vicinity have any idea ol how Ion# it was, or how fur the lire hud got before the engines ar- rived. The McLaughlins acknowledge that they were having a social en- tertainiuent in honor ot a "greenhorn" relative who had just arrived from Ire- land. (The particulars of this entertain* ment were lost by the destruction of the Timti newspaper.) Hut they deny having indulged in milk puuch or oyster "sklews," or haviug milked the Leary cow alter Airs. 0%eary had gone to bed. All tlio witnesses seem agreed that there was a pile of shavings in the barn, und that the tire was lirat observed im thu side ol the barn where the shavIngs were stored. More "CJrub" for the Jingle Horn ,J of Liberty. Kroin this week's llugle. r, Our much res|)ected lady friends, Mrs. p M. C. Kyne ami Airs. E. G. Ilaysli'tt, have sach placed in under obligations this week, in the way ol kind remembrances. t| Mrs. IC. bus sent us a "gobbler," that in lize, llcsli and fat is enouuli to spoil a [>onr printer's palate; and Mrs. II. n bus- t| 4et ??f savory sausage, tliat, if uncoiled,.' wouui nave measured twenty ii-ci in j, ength, beside the lug cabbage spoken of n our last issue. H( Wo return tliankn to our neighbor Mrs. Horner, on John street, mill also to the Misses Farnsworth, for their remembrance Hj n the luscious supply of sausage, pudding ind chine, sent us lust week. homktiiino WoilTir HKMRMnKHtNO.? [j(| rhe London hi licet, excellent authority, {Ives the following recipe for llio cure of ftl jone felon: Ah soon as the disease is lelt, nil dircctiv over the bpot a lly blister ibout the size of your thumb null, and let t'( t remain lor six hour*, at the expiration >f which time, directly under the surface f( >1 the blister, may be seen tlus lelon, n which can be instantly taken out with he |M>int of a needle or a lancet. JJ, Tiikhe is talk up at Washington, Pa., jj )f extending the Charticrs Valley rail oad to Waynesburg. The Advance says t< he road is now yielding a net profit on its JJ business of $100 per day. r( t CHICAGO. P oiisrhvanck op tiiakwiivino. Chicago. Nov. 21).?TJianksglvIng will j' 1)0 generally observed in thin city to morrow. All the daily papers will bus* I' [Hind, and the banks, I'ostofllce, Custom I louse, Boards of Trade, etc., will bo dosed, and business gouorally will rest ror the day. shall rox. The small pox prevails to some extent in this city, and much dissatisfaction is tivlnced by the Board of Health on account ol the neglect of many physicians and others to renort the eases to that Iwdy. Tho Board threatens to critniually ft prosecute any |>erson guilty of this neg- n lect herealter. (j Human hones were found this morning i. in tho debris at No. 08 North Clark slrcet. Belore tho Are a family named Dressier t lived there, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Dressier and her brother, all ol whom have been missing. Tho remains found 0 lire supposed to ho thoso of Mr. Dressier, is Uiey were discovered near the spot where his safe stood, and where he was tl last Been. _ c TENNESSEE. Nabiivilltc, Nov. 21).?Hon. T. A. r. Nelson, of East Tennessee, litis resigned his scat on thu supreme bench, and J. T. Shields, >i distinguished lawyer of the same section ol the State, appointed his successor. The bill to repeal tho Inw allowing conventional rato of interest as high ns 10 per cent was killed, in both Houses of the Legislature to day by a decided majority. M. Htroliraier, one of tho parties principally concerned in tho Meaty scouti fraud, by which the Government was swindled out of $00,000, lolt here this evening in charge of U. 8. Marshal Spcnce for Washington, where ho will bo tried with (Jen. W. H. Stokes and others. Tho ollicers wlio wero Bent to Fentress county to capture Captain Meaty and his sons, have returned and report that tiley have fled the country. The Tragedy nt. Havana. Np.w ofifjrahb, Nov. 20.?Tito Timen Bays that unparalleled infamy and brutal!#tt am lliiitL-firila wliirli Um u'luiln rlvlllvnit world will bestow upon the deed of unexampled savageness and Mood thlrstiness of the authorities of the inland of Culm in the execution of tight young medical ntu- elents, charged with desecrating the grave of a Spanish officer. It says the government of Cuba has placed itself beyond the pale of the law of nations,and it to especial* j Ijr incumbent on this republic to take into wrious consideration the question whether such a government slmii be permitted to hold sway over an Mind almost within sight of our shores, and to insult by such flagrant arts the Christianity and civilization ol our age. j The Mace-Co' nrn Ptiie*Fight Near j New Orleans. Nkw Orleans, November 20.?The j IMace-Cobnrn mill occurs tomorrow i m itbin fifty miles ol New Orleans. Many tooted pugilists are here. The police re- i port an influx of a large number ol roughs and thieves. I ?The steamer Andy Johnson, which was sunk last week tielow Ouincy, Ills., was raised yesterday and will be taken to Hannibal lor repairs. ?The centre cotton mill of the Ludlow Manufacturing Company, at Jenksville, Massachusetts, was burned this morning. Jxfts $30,000. Partially insured. BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATED PRESS HE POST. Excluiiivclj to llie lutelllgeurer. (Uy the WcHturu L'ulou Line. Ufllro N'orlb-wusl cur. ol Main and Monroe ata.) WEST VA. CENTRAL RAILWAY. l'hc Charter Transferred to the Kentucky t.reut Eiutern Co. Louidvii.i.K, Nov. 20.?The Kentucky Ureal I&utern llail way Coin puny closed i contract atCeredo, W. Va., to day with .ho Coiumissioaers of West Virginia, by which they acquire the franchises imd iropcrty of thu West Virginia Central Kail way Company. WASHINGTON. itkdkk.minu kivktwkntiks. Wasuinuton, Nov. 2D.?Tho Treasury department to-day received sixteen milions of the called '03 bonds from Loudon. Altogether tlio Department has thus far eceived tilty-threo millions of the ono nmdred millions of called bonds, of which t will only bo requisite to redeem in coin let ween six and seven millions, which lave already have been provided for. The emaiuing portion has all been olfered in xchaugc for new per cents. It is eonfl lently believed at the Treasury Departnent thai negotiations connected with the yndicato will all bo completed without uy unusual disturbances in the money uarket. Tho sydicato operations will not I ll'ect in any way the Secretary's usual nonlhly programme for the purchase ol onds tor the sinking fund. The Commissioner of Patents to day xtended a patent to Nowcomb Dema- i>y, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, for a snow loinrh. naval intklmubncb. It i* supposed at tho Navy Department iiat lliu Terror having yesterday been or- i ered to Havana, will arrive thero to day. The Worcester, now at Boston, will bo 1 lie flagship of the North Atlantic fleet, Ldmiral Lee having, it is said, Iclt Wash- i igton to join her. Tiiu Bwatara, now at t iorfoik, con not immediately join the i inadron. as her Captain reported tlii. t turning that sho first required repairs, i lie govern in nomminally in comtnison, hut hIio will not bo fitted for sea. t 'lie Worcester takos her place. The [ansa* and Nlneic will soon join the I juadron. The Hliawtnut, which recently i arted for Jlra/.il, will he recalled for fc unpurnry duty in the squadron. The j uthorities do not apprehend any dlfllcul- h es at Havana with the American cltiens, but say the return of tho squadron I tho North Atlantic is iu accordance ritli tho usage to have a forco convenient 'I >r the protection of our citizens, should ecessity for it occur. Tho t;on- c ress, now at Mew York, will, it is t iipposed,go to the Mediterranean to ro- i eve the (Jucrriero as flag ship of the eet. I The annual report of Supervising Archi- j jet Mullett gives a full account of the t fork with which his olllco has been barged. No action has been taken in I i.'Iation to the new Custom House and 'ostolllcc at 8t. Louis, the sum appro- riated hein^ insiifllcient for its erection, 'lie new building is needed, but should j ot bn commenced unless tin; government t an aflord to npriul uu amount uccensiiry o produco the proper result. The c rogrera of the work on tho New York 'oatolllco in gratifying. Tlie cost thus t ?r is kept within the esthnatefl. There r no reason to doubt but that tho build- lg will bo completed within the limit j xed by law. The progress of the Boston 'ostofllce is also gratifying. It is exiccted to be ready for occupancy during lie summer o! 1873. 1 He recommends that the Marine Hospi* il property at Pittsburgh be sold, and hat a more eliglblo site be purchased and I hospital erected on tho pavilion system; j Isotnat the smaller Murine Hospitals be isposed of and hospitals bo maintained y tho Government at the principal porta f tho country. Iloiays, In relerenco to f ho Custom House at Chicago: "I believe j lie necessities or tho Government require lie purchase of tho remainder of tho block j n which the Custom House building is t itmiioil itiul thn itrnntlmi thnrnon. without. .(.'lay, o! 11 building oi'sulilclent capacity t a nccommoilato nil branches of tlio Gov- I rnmcnt service In Hint city. Mr. Mul- 1 L'tt calls attention to the Imporuncc of scouring tlio whole or n portion t f the buttery in n nlto liir tlio erection of new Custom Home and other buildings I nr the use of the revenue department ol i ort cnncludcd with the .quarantine liiestloti, tlio supervisor expressing the I iplnlon that, if the quarantine ia to lie I naintuined it ahonld be under the dlrec- I Ion ol the general government. The I 'residont has appointed C. W. Habcock -s Surveyor General ol Kansas: Gen. J. i V. Ilandevere, of Iowa, and N. llill, if (t. Louis, United States Commissioners o examine and report upon the road and elegraph lines ol the Kansas A Texas tallroad Company In tlio Indian Terrl- i ory. I Vico President Colfax and family, Ben- itors Morton nnd Merrill, of Maine, with lieir families, and Senator Sumner arrived i o-day. There arc now aliout thirty nemlitranf Congress In Washington. nr. t.otil*. St. Ijotiis, Niiv. 20.?The National 1 Hoard of Trade will meet at 8L Louis on lie (III) of December, instead of Clnclnlati, as Incorrectly reported l>om Chicago ast night. Arrangements have been mauo or the proper reception and entertainnentot the mfitrtbcfu. Holier! Ilallen lias been arrested here diarged with killing Haptiste (landron at i French Village, in Madison county. Ills., in the fltli of Heptemlwr lost. Last evening a wilt in equity was irnuglit In the Circuit Court against Hie Life Association of America by D. It. Houghcr, charging the Hoard of Managers ol Hint association with committing regularities In Issuing policies conspiring lo appropriate to their own use the profits it Insurance, Ac. To day the Executive [Committee of the association, composed d some of the most prominent citizens of lliis city, met and adopted resolutions leclaring the petition tiled by Houghcr as raise, slanderous and malicious, and requesting Wyllls Kitlg, Superintendent ot Hie Insurance Department of this State, to make an iinmedlato investigation into the affairs ol the association, and make the result of his examination public. They also determined lo publish the petition of Houghcr, which was tiled In court without being sworn to or signed. NEW YOBK C1TV. New York, November 29.?The first snow of the season here made ita appearance last night. The excitement in reference to the readiug of the Bible iu school continues at Iluuler's I'oiut ami Long Island City. Yesterday some or the scholars who were previously dismissed returned. Other dismissals arc taklojr place. The Dolico are keeping order tUcre. Two bondsmen were accepted on Connolly's bull lust night, Philip Smith qualifying in $100,000, and Hubert Boyd in $200,000. The refusal of the SherilF to accept some of the sureties,,leaves a balance of $250,000 yet to be raised. It is asserted that Hall, Sweeney and the others will bo arrested shortly. Many politicians say thut Mayor Hall will resign at once. The demand of the Committee ol Seventy lor his resignation was not unexpected. II he retires Irom the Hoard of Aldermen. Mr. Cowan, who has been a Tammany Democrat, would for the present take his place. Senator Genet says he will sue him for irauds iu connection with the Harlem Court llouse. The small-pox is spreading, and the Sanitary Inspector thinks it is likely to become epidemic. The health department have not the requisite funds to adopt the necessary preventive measures. An examination of the sureties upon tho Fisk bail in tqo Mansfield suit were expected to bo made yesterday. One ol Iheiu, Air. Hlanchard, stated that he was worth over one hundred thousand dollars, but his real estate was only a stable. His other proi>erly was mainly in buspension bridge stock. The examination was not concluded. Senator Morton had his wallet taken by a pick-pocket at the .limy Cily depot tu Tuesday evening. Tho thief escaped. A party ol' young Japanese arrived uero yesterday from Han Kraucisco. rhey leavo for England, having been lent out bv tho government to receive tin English education. The suspended savings brinks uro havng their accounts speedily adjusted, riiero is a probability that depositors will lavo some ol their money restored. Tho tax payers ol tho town of Morisiuna held a meeting in reference to the ax bunions tho lust Legislature imposed ipon thorn. One of tho speakers suid that he new boulevards there had saddled ipon the county $i),000,000. Twenty election fraud cases aro before ho Brooklyn grand jury. It is staled that forgeries on tho city tanks amounting to f 10,000 have been liscoverod, which woro traced to ono Jaroni, who has (led to Cuba. The forged >a|Kjrs arc said to havo been passed conIderably in Western cities. Nkw Yoiik, November 21).?Noon.? llayor Hall is to bo arrested at one 'clock on charges similar to those aguinst ['weed and Connolly. Judge Bedford has extended tho term i il tliu irrimil inrv in ririlcr to irivn tlioiu line to ('.oiuplot'* tho investigation of the uunicipal frauds. An order was obtained from Judge Irady, In the Supreme Court, to-day, enoining and restraining Tweed from dis* iosin? of his property; also to show cause i n Albany why lie should not he abso utcly enjoined. Connolly expects to have his bail com)leted this evening. Charles II. Wallace, clerk in Tiffany's eweiry store, was committed Tor trial at lie.Iell'erson market police court to day in tho charge of stealing $10,(MX) worth >f Jewelry. One hundred thousand tons of Scranton !oal was sold at noon to-day, the prices anging from $1) S15 tor lump to $5 10 for itove; a falling oil'in the prices realized it last monthly sales, except in chestnut, vhich rangedjfrom 85 to $i 20. An Investigation shows that $170,000 >f tho money furnished to the Hrooklyn Water Hoard tho past year is not accountid for. There is a rumor that Jas. W. Booth is to jo appointed Postmaster of New York in llace of Patrick II. Jones, tho present injumbent. Judge Iirady, it appears granted the irderTorthe arrest of Mayor Hull on a ilmilar complaint to those against Tweed md Connolly. The fact was known at lie City Ilall during the lorenoon and [(all soon disappeared, it is supposed, to lecuro bondsmen, and save the annoyance )l remaining in custody on thanksgiving lav. The bail Imnds aro to bo for a mil Ion dollars, requiring sureties to Justify it 11 two million dollars. The receiver of the Bowling Green Savings Bank stales tlinl lis nssets arc M57,(MO and its liabilities *47?,000. II ts securities realize their full value the lcposilora will rccclvo 1)5 per cent, less lecessnry expenses. The loans include fl48,000 on personal security, without :ollatcral. The receiver of the Guardian Hayings Bunk reports that all the depositors will >e paid in full?the smaller ones at once. A verdict has been given lor tho United jtates, in tho casifigiiinst Harvey Barnes, lo recover |54,547 on account of fraudulent invoices of imported sugar and 1110lavoi. Freights west from Now York, Boston >nd Philadelphia has advanced to Oil cents per cwt. to Cincinnati, (1.00 to Chicago, (1.20 to tit. Louis, and other points proportionately. An expedition ol Catholics to teach the natives m Ecuador the mechanic arts and farming, started to-day in the Ocean tjucen. Tho health officers report that tho cholera has disappeared from the bay. ?nd tho steamer 1 ranklln will he allowed to conn) to the city Sunday. Coal fell fifty cents per ton at anchor today in spite ot thofold woetlier. Tl,n (mvprnmenf stpnmpr flpti MrAlls ter, tobe used In dredging the mouth of the Mississippi, was launched to-day. A portion of the Erie basin of South Brooklyn gave way last Friday from the prcssuieot' the stock against the warehouse. Damage, $8,000. There is a lull to day in the Bible war at Hunter's Point. 1 he Lord's Prayer was read without interruption. Kate Denncw, who was expelled as a leader of the disturbances, applied for readmissson but was refused. Borne ol the sus]>endcd scholars were allowed to return. Four policemen remain on duty in tho school. The principal Is still subjected to insultfl in the streets, but expresses tho belle! that the Catholics of the place do not generally approve of tho disturbance. A petition for the commutation of the sentence of Hotts for the murder of Pet flalstead, will be presented to tho New Jersey Court of Pardons. In the case against Smith, Gould and Martin, growing out of the transactions of Black Friday, the Jury came into Court this evening, and the foreman announced that ten were in Iftvor of n verdict for the plnintiir and two were holding out. He asked tho Judge the inquiry whether it was improper if inducements were held out to these two. The Judge sent them back, saying that he would consider the Question if they did uot agree on a verdict. The jury were locked up for the night The putcnt case of Iluinaston m. the American Telegraph Company, for alleged breech ol contract, nnd in which $100,- j 000 is claimcd, closed to-day in the United States District Court by a verdict of $75,* 000 for the plaintiff. Mayor Hall has not yet been arrested. Connolly was locked up in Ludlow street jail this afternoon. Connolly loft his apartments at the New York Hotel yesterday, and, accompanied by two Deputy Sherills, scoured the city in quest ol bail, but without success, and at length he was forced to admit that further search would be useless,and lie reluctantly consonted to be conveyed to jail. The conduct of McGovern in withdrawing his ...nun 1.:? .11.. i! I lotuiu Itt/m uia I'I'UU mw ui|(bwiuuj jiiiuitui to the ox-Comptroller, lie was provided J I with a comfortablo bed and left to his gloomy reflections. As though in J I mocking to his present humiliating ih)sition, the first object which met hit* gu/.e on entoriug the jail was a luli-aize portrait of himself as hu appeared in the Y days of his prosperity. Connolly appeared .j much depressed in spirits and looked, iu j fact, a broken-hearted man. The (Irand Duke Alexis was given a J1 ball by a committee of citizens ut the J Academy of Music to-night. The ossein- 7 blago comprised tho very best citizens of J1 both sexes. Tho decorations were mag- J nilicent and in excellent taste. In the corridors were largo photographs ol the Russian imperial family, while a banner on cither side of tho stage represented tho Emperor Alexander emancipating serfs and President Lincoln liberating slaves. The sidewalk in front of the entrance on 1-lth slrccl, was canopied aud car|>cted, n and to this the (Irand Duke drove tip It half-past 10 o'clock, where he was received by (Jen. McDowell aud E. M. Blough- d ton and conducted to his box. f< It is announced that Jatnes 8. Morgan, tl of London, borrowed $5,'000,000 for tho c Pennsylvania Railroad Co., debentures of l? the leased l'hlladelpnia Erie road, and the oilers therefor have reached $12,- L1 500,01)0. o A REMARK All LE LETTER* tl ii A Democratic Editor Declares that (J the Tarty In Dead and Mnnt be Hur- 0 led. o Chicago, November 29.?'The editor of U the Democrat of Davenport, Iowa, lias a addressed tho following letter to the Hi Chicago Timet, which appears in that journal this morning: "Having faithlully served as a member llcy, during the late war will cling to it T and prevent its success no matter how much we may become purilied by a in change of heart. The result of tho rcccnt ?t elections is sufllcient proof of this fact. We u can organize by forming some integral ni part ol a new party, and probably resurrect our principles; but the body must bo 0' buried and the Btench of its putrid remains pi removed from tho public nostrils. The n present is tho proper emergency to test m the patriotismuf the incmbaa of the Dem- tt ocralic party. If wo love our country Hfi better than we do our party abandon the y organization and unite with patriots, dis- w regarding political nntcccdcnta, and we may reasonably hope for a change of nd ministration In 187'J that will protect and guarantee equal rights to nil sections ?l our common country. Centralized power will vanish; the war will soon bo forgotten, ami our country again will bo peace- t( Hil, prosperous and happy. II "UKO. 11. I'AItKKIt. m "Dawtiml, lorn, A'ov. 27." p ci SALT LAKE CITY. T Bai.t i/akk City, Nov. 28.?Hon. 0. II. y llcinpstcd.ou hohair ol tho defendants in tl tlio case or Tin! People r?. Ilrighain Young, Illckman, Kimball nnd others lor murder, to quash the Indictment, occu- t< pled the attention of the court tho wholo of to-day. I, Tho Mormons assert emphatically that j, Hrigham Young will make every elfort to y bo present at court on Monday next, lie n Is three hundred miles away, and the roads aro very bad, but It Is thuuglit lie will bo here In time. It Is understood that both Mormons nnd Gentiles will suspend business on Thursday next for tlio olisorvanco Thanksgiving. Tlio customary party on tho evening ol that day it Is expected will bo the most brilliant over witnessed in Utah. Preparations aro making by tho Masons Tor a grand ten dollar bull on next HI. John's Ony. Tlioilorm hero crnncd this morning. The weather is now freezing cold. Nothing from the canons since jester- dtiy. No ninils from tlio oust or west to- day. The Union I'nclflc Is said to ho thirty hours behind lime. Bai.t Lake, Nov. 29?A malt carrier from Cottonwood arrived litis afternoon, having left there yesterday. lie reports si* leetol snow on the level, and driits of from 20 to 100 feet. The principal mining claims, however, manage to continue as usual. At the Kmtna mine operations are uninterrupted. To morrow Thanksgiving will lie,duly observed by all classes, and business of every kind will lie suspended. The Mormon Journal says that notwithstanding the erttsade against the I,alterDay Saints, they can heartily join in thanks and prayer to (toil, lor they Know irom posi experience mm wni'ii their extremity lias been the greatest their r deliverance and triumph have also been y nearest, and on these accounts and many others the people of Utah will heartily fl join In thanking God for his mercy. n The trains on the Utah Central today were three hours late from flgden on au- j count of snow. MEXICO. Nf.w York, Nov. 20.?A special dis- j patch from Mexico says tlmt a general f rising ol the revolutionists is expected to i take place on the IIrst of DccemW. The Government is concentrating six thousand troops near Oaxaca. Diaz is at Oaxaca with five thousand men ready for battle. Nkw OuTiKanp, tin Matamouas. Nov. 30.?Gen. Trevine telegraphs the Ittwl*' fioni*t st Monterey that lie has canton*! the greater part reigu olllce has received intelligence mt the Herman sailors, who were under Dulinement in Hio Juniero, have been reMised by order ot the authorities. A pailic arrangement ol the dilliculties with Irazil is now probable and thoexcitemcnt n the subject is subsiding. Jiuitr.in, November si).?Tho press tiroughout the country comment with udignatiou on the frequent unsown nations f German solders in tho occupied districts f France and tho almost total immunity f the perpetrators from punishment at tho amis of military authorities. Energctic ml eflleieut action la demanded to put a ton to the outrages. lJlsmarck was unable to attend tho penlng of tho Prussian Diet in conseuencool protracted indisposition. Bkiu.in, Nov. 21).?Tho Herman squadi>n, o( Evolullm, is ordered to practice in 1 I... All.lMli.. ENULANI). UK II.LNKBfl'oP TIIK I'MNCK OK WAI.KfJ London, Nov. 29?Noon.?TIio latest ulletin from Bandringkatn re|x?rt? that icro bus been no change in thu condition f thu Princo of Wales since yesterday, ho fever in not so great, and the patient easier and obtains some sleep, by which 0 is greatly strengthened. Notwithanding tho favorable aspect of the case, to anxiety with regard to thu result ia ot concealed. Tho iihysieians' bulletin dated at six clock this evening, says tho l'rinco has issed a quiet to-day. Tin: indications ol to condition of His Royal Highnefls are 01 Considered dangerous. It may bu sta(1 that his physicians consider it necesiry to issue only two bullet ins cach day. hould tho oaso become critical a bulletin oivJd bo published every hour. HELMUT JH. HKSKINATION OK TIIK MINISTUY. IJiiuasKM, NovcmlHjr 21).?Tho Minis>rs have tendered their resignations to io King. The people, satisfied with the l'complishmentof their object, have (Mbcrsed and order prevails throughout tho i|y isiiiifWKia, flovcmucr z??evening.? 'lie King of Delgium ban commissioned I. Georges Francois Tbomisson to form ib new Cabinet. Tlie Burgomaster of Ghent, at tlie head f n deputation of four hundred citlzcns, i dny waited upon M, Jules liana, a well nown Liberal statesman, and presented Im an uddress expressing admiration >r his political principles, and the hope at he would ngaln lie called to particiate In the administration ol tlie governlent. M. liana was Minister ol Jiutlec i tlio Cabinet of M, Flrere Orbnn. SPAIN# arty and break tho bonds ot party discipline. Now, there are lew more obstinate passions than the sentimental devoion which men oiler to tliut vague abitraction ot party glory, and not many ot he creeds of theology areas despotic as i platform. It will tie a ditllcult task to >ring a party, yet glowing with tho recollections of a miuhtv nasi, and yet burning with nnticipntionn of a great future, to field the bend of this column and the command of the Held to the allies who were yesterday enemies; nor is there any strong guaranty that these allies will not llinch, an the lost parly leaders are seldom famous for the high moral courage which jau abide unshaken the stern pressure [hat forbids the rupture of party ties, [lut if they daro fling down the gauntlet or a duel to the death with the President, I might be possible for I he Democracy to iso to the height where the humiliation >f the partisan is lost in the satisfaction ol ho patriot. Hut it is charged that the lacrillce will be to win, or, worse, to surender the wholo scheme of Democratic ibcrty and bo base and bound to its onenies. I do not forbode the event. 1 canlot believe that the protest against a dieatorial government can bo weakened bv oining a baud which deserts it bccause it la lostile to civil liberty. Will tho enemies of corruption in oflice, disband because they mite with those who have sickened and timed away from the sight of corruption. Jan friends ol the Constitution preserve ind protcct it more strenuously by refining to hold up their hands who have fortaken their own friends, rather than donee it further. It seems to mo on the 'ontrary that the strength of the support vhich this movement would bring to tho escuo of the principles of Democracy trntilil lin in nvnnl tirnnnrllnn tollman. rority of the lilow to tbo prido of (bo )emocratlc parly. For these principles nuflt bo dear indeed to llio men who can tbandon lor them an ancient and honored lame, and not less precious, to tlioso vho daro to follow them even through lie scum, contempt and obllqy which iwait political treason." CINCINNATI. Cincinnati, November 21).?Geo. W. laysl, of tbo firm of (layBl HotcrholT, illetl a petition in bankruptcy yesterday. Liabilities 174,000, assets ?!W,000. An alliance lor the purpose of further ipreadlng the faith ol Prcsbytcrlanism In Jincinnali and Mcinity was formed at a neetlng last night, held by representatives roin tbo I'resbytorlan churches ol Cln:innali, Newport and Covington. A rule was yesterday obtained against the Mayor of Cumininsvillc, compelling lilm to show cause why bo should not bo lent to Jail for disobeying Judgo Murlock's recent order restraining htm from Interfering with tbo construction of tbo Avenue Railroad in Cuinmlnsvillo. Tbo Mayor caused the arrest of llvo men who were working on the track on Monday. A special to tbo Umrlle from Chillicothe dates that John Blackburn's mother tea lifled Hint tho defendant's father wan Inlanc, also Ills sister, a great uncle, and Ills 'ather's brother. This was tho cliiel teallmony of tho defense. Tho public offices and business houses liero will close tomorrow for thanksgivIdb OMAHA. Omaha, November 2I>? Koporta from Hie west say tlmt snow continues to fall. Trains are slill running with tho help of snow plows and several engines, although mostly behind time. Lancaster county, Nebraska, voted yesterday In favor of issuing ilOO.OOO In bonds In aid of extending tho Midland Pacific Itailrond to connect with tke Union Pacific. Htnlcv. tho nostofllco robber of Coring Ion, Neb., was to-day sentenced to ten years imprisonment. A man named Henry Ellis, from Ills., wm found by the mad Bido a short distance west of this city to-day, frozen to death. A WARLIKE ORDER* Admiral Lee Ordered to Romhard Havana. New Yohk, Nov. 20.?A Washington special states that Admiral Leo, with a fleet, lias been ordered to the Cuban waters with instructions that if satisfaction lor the recent outrages is not tendered, to open his guns on the City of Ha* vsna. _ ?The Pacific Hotel and Railroad Eating house, located at the Illinois Central passenger depot, at Dubuque, burned yesterday morning. It belonged to the Illinois Central Company. For Additional Dinpnlchw M$ Fourth I'af/e.