j' j The DaI1L1lt!!llgenCer' I I y 4 i yy^ The WeeUy Intelligencer WE5^^:::::::::::::?SB 7 Z? r uUii??rodtbT^5^p?''w~ii:::;:::::::: wi^u^?m?iij^i?*nw*....|ii| 1 cut*o< Ten ii oo TERMS OF iirei.JiitT.T "of Ptltoes 18 00 VOL. XX. WHEELING, W. VA? THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, 1871. NO. 107. iJ?fe^=SS Tl"- fn.tmi.tcr. tro reanwtcd to act m Accnta. For Rent. pillt KENT. A (Jood Business House, No. 141 Mniu atreet, oppoait* Union. Now oc( iipicil by D. A. Adler Co. Gnooftlio beat HiMDda iu tbecliy. Apply to L dWABAOKKU, deci7 at Union atreet. Fern rent.-one room in the McLnr? Homo Building, on Market ntreet, now occupied by tho Cltlaena' Btreet Hallway Company. Ono rood! Oft Monroe ilrcat, now occupied by W. P. McKclvey. Qua room oa Market afreet, onu door below thoMcLure House, occupied by Mr. Lenou aa a liger and tobacco atoro. Three rooms ou tbo accond and third floora In Mine bulldldjj. Two of aald rooms uow ready for occupancy. Apply to de. tt _ JNO. McLPRK. pOH HENTf A Wood Bulaea* Mobm (in Main atreot-ono of Che beat locailona In tho city. I'oaseealon Februar^lat^1 JocW McLaln'a Block, Monroe at 1 QT E EN BOD HOUSEFOR** D lUtNT.. lis lu thorough rcualr Cur UraL-cUm Ikutrdiuv Huhm. Apply at ido bonM or to. tall G?Q. W. THOMPSON. pOB UENT). J Tki aura Room ui 0?i?l?t bj A. L. KRAFT BRO., t novt? 118 M?ln Street. For Sale. pAHM FOU dALEI J I Valuable (jlirdenlng, Coil tud Farm- j lug Landa, lit Delmout Co., 0. The property beloniflag to tho bolrt of Matthew Nlchof. deceased. situated on thu National Koad, four miles west of tho city of Wheeling, contain- c In# 311 acri'B, In ,offered for laltt on reasonable ji lurtni. and If dot!red will bo divided Into ttaots na follows, viz: V No. 1. Tbo "Homestead property," containing gi iibout M acres, on which In a good two-story Dwelling lloune, bsautlfully located a low rods p from tho National ltoad. with all uoeessary out- i. buildings; also, a goodOrchard. This tract Is u well sdspted fbraflamr. tl No. 9. TJm well kuown "fltoneTavern" houso, r, with a good Barn and eztcmlvo Htahllng, with about 80 acros of land attached, 18 acres ot which o h extra bottom, suitable for gardening purposes. Thin Ih onto of tbu best locations on tho National 11 llimil for doing a hotel and stock dealing I>uhI> lids. No. 3. Contains about BO acres, on which there ,l Is a good Iranio dwelling; also, a Coal llank in t] worklug order. No. 4. Contains abont 85 acres of choice but- torn gardening land, lying between the National tl Kimdand Wheeling Creek, which will bo sold In tracts to suit purchasers. e Xo. 5. Honth of Wheeling Creek and adjoining n tho above lands, containing abput lb acres, 14 oT hlcli Is creek bottom, and tho balance good up- U land. ,i All the uplands aro well tlmbored, and under* Will with u U Hix Foot Vein of ExooliontOoil, n ('nipping out at Iho most accessible points. L l'ni|nii>iilous for the whole or any part of the a iiImivk described property may be made to the umlerslgncd, and If not disposed of before 11 KM DAY, thoSttlh day of December, 1871, C Ii will Iih nflVred at PUDLIG HALE on tliaf day, on ilio prenilaea. f urniH inailo known by application to DAVID DKOWN, #1 8t. C'lnlrxvlIlM, n *h? 0 M*t aldo or Rim and Cheatnnt atreeta and ex- tending to tho river. Price from 1500 to $1,000 each, according to aiao and location. Terina, 0: one-fourth caah, realdne in equal Inatallmenta at one, two and three yeara. 81 JNO. P. OII/JHRWT. (tn?2| At Top Mill. v HOLIDAY GOODS! j C We have inat received a lar lost week, at tho Court House, has done much io excite Interest anil Inquiry, and from ill wo can learn, the people of this city ire beginning to wake up to (lie very treat vaiuo of tilt! proposed road. The >bjectHm that many luid to the prapoelion voted on last spring, viz: that by [iving a mortgstfl the road was iablo to be sold out, and our took to bo totally loat, is removed >y the modified proposition, under which 10 mortgage on tbo road is to be given lor guarantee of interest mada; and it is ;cncrally considered, among men familiar villi such matters, that the proposition f the Pennsylvania Central to aid in the luilding ot the road, as that proposition tow stands, is a very fair and liberal one. Considering that company has now ono Inc to thia city, and could havo no incilental advantages to .expect, such as Vheellng has, from the new road, that ompany manifests a generous liberality i offering to incur halt the cost of Uio rork on terms so nearly equal with ourelves. It has been carefully exlaincd iu our columns, but (wraps canuot be explained too ollen, liat all tho advantage the proposed a?- i uigemcnt will give that company over thor stockholders Is that their slock is to o preferred?that Is that in making illviends theirs are to lie paid first to ,tho ijiuuiii ui i pur cum per annum, so iiiui u jo not profits of any ycivr are Ininfllolont pay 7 per cent on sll the stock, Hie lieoiency will full on tho other stocklioldrs. Considering tlio relations ot the two artles to the enterprise?the Incidental dvautages which lJrooko and Ohio will erive Irotu it?this prcfercnce Is not an reasonable condition. The l'ennsylvala Company can Invest Its capital in othr places where a return or 7 per cent is Bsured, and wo cannot expect any capiilinU to do better than it offers. The greatest value of this road to the Ity will bo, as wo havo conceived from lie beginning, in lUcompctltlvo character. Villi Its depot in the business ccntor of lio elty wo can reach the chief centers of uslness east and west jiut as well as by lio Baltimore Ohio. It will bu a coinetitor with tho latter, in cither direction, n terms of complete equality. That jch a compctlon would bo wortli thouinda of dollars every year to tbo business len of this city Is beyond all doubt. 'Ills seems to us to be tho moat Important nglo advantage afforded by tho now lino this city. At tho same time It will bo I groat valuo?a valuo not easily calcu- j ited or anticipated?in affording a 'liolesomo check to tbo now threatening I nd already dangerous Influence of tho 1 lalllmoro Ohio corporation in tho al- J lira of the city. Nothing is so fatal to tho rowth and progress ol a city as to bo in the f rasp ol some monster corporation, which 1 inpes everything lor Its own advantage nd tolerates no competitors. Lot us Bet own Mr Bcofr and Mr. Gamistt in our ll_ _ I Innttnn n.. 11 |n| lllllftt 1 iijr un an ti|um iuuviiik, ?uu ,iu? ?uuu? ght It out Bo Ion; u wo litre lit one great cor|xiratiou we Ahull bo I bilged, In self delense, constantly to ro- i 9t lis aggressions. II wchnvotwo, each j rill bold the oilier lu check, anil we can pot looking after onr own affairs and roflling by their contests. Wo say then, jat a branch of the Pennsylvania road, I ritlift depot In tho business part of the I ity, would be almost Invaluablo to pro- jet us from tho aggressions ol the Haiti- toro itnd Ohio, Just as th< latter would d If tho Ponnsylfanla Central was our 1 nly road, Tho lact that tho Halllmore nd Ohio Company, throngh all Its ofTl- era and luglcinen, is so bitterly hostilo to 1 Ills road up the rlrpr, ought, of Itself, to j e conclusivo evidence ol its value to tho ily as a. com|K}llter for business, and ijually bs a competitor for In- 1 uenco in the affairs of city tod ounty, and lor' favors at their hands., Another benefit that will b? conferred n Wheeling, and one that will grow in a proportions year by year for all tlmo, rill In the development ol btuinesn and opulatlon along the river from hero to lie county lino. Wheeling and Ohio minty must build a railroad up the river, a n measure ul gull protection. They mat do it to develop a manufacturing In- i jreat there. Thern are ten mllea o( manfiicluring iiltcii on the rlvor between here nd the lirtnka line, with bills' lull ill uchcoal nawe have here and the rlrer i mlerlald with attch as thr>y hare at flleu envllle. Yet hit mannfaelofM will or an bo liuill aboro tho city without a allroad; and If nurli fitcllitlra are not iirorded In that direction, Wheeling caplal will continue to go down to Maralmll onnlj or acrim into Ohio. In dealing vilh public Improvement* men iMfi ixik a fcw yean info the future. The treaent drill of liuslneas capital here.it la lot to lie denied, la down Hie rlrer. It la he onty dlrrcllnn In which there are any lite* Tor new mamtfaclorlea, and In that llmtlon Innlncaa ami capital will continue o go for exactly that Teaaofi, unleaa new crritnry ia deroloped ahoro tho city. Without this Denwuod and Bellalre nay reasonably expect that in leia than twenty years the center of the business within the four or five miles including those places and this will be with them, and "Wheeling will be a suburb, if Wheeling wants to be the future center, she must develop population und inanu* factures above us well as below, lu aidiug thut necessary work, this road would have a value iu the next ten or twenty years thut cuunot be culculuted. Aside from permanent udvantages like these, the building of this road would be ol very great immediate iucidentul bene- tit to this city. It was estimated by Prof. PhniH'Bkui that it would require an ex- penditure of $700,to build tliirt roud from Wheeling to Holliduy's i Cove. Hulf of this would be expended by Brooke and Ohio counties. Probably not t over u hundred or a hundred unit fifty 1 thousand of this money would bo loaned N by our own capitalists. The remainder 1 would eomo Iroiu the money center* of L the East. Hetween live and six hundred u ii thousand dollars would therefore bo J brought into these two counties from abroad, und would bo oxpended and j thrown into circulation, within a year. A t large sum would bo expended directly in t the city, and the greater part ol the rest v would find its way here. The effect ol this would be to refresh and stimulate every branch of business. j1 It would bo felt in a reviving prosperity hero that would improve tho fortunes ol almost every man in the city, that would directly increase trade, improve values, tt and encourage our somewhat apathetic ft und discouraged people to' strike out into now fields for fresh sources of prosperity. H Nor would the effect be temporary. It A would probably be the beginning of a re- c action from present depression, which, awakening new energies, would carry 11 Wheeling forward from one enterprise to Another, into a new era of activity aud J, permanent growth. o In Anticipation. It is with deep and universal regret Ii that wo auounco the death of our esteem* t( ad fellow citizen, i)r. Livingstone. This melancholy event has come upon tho country liku a thunderbolt out of a clear sky. Had tho doctor homo a charmed 11 ma iiih uuaiu cuuiu uui uiivu pruvoKuu greater astonishment and vexation. Up ti to yesterday noon, tho village pliveleiau it IJiJi was perleetly confident that l|o would reeovcr, although the pestilential slimato of tioudan had considerably wor itil him, and had proved fatal to hi* faithful and attached hippopotamus. At about U I o'clock, however, ho began to fail rap- is dly, and by 5 there was nothing left of v rim at IJiJI, though he was still prevalent h several regions to the southward, and ;ho vincinty of Gcbol-el-Cumri was pervaded with him in considerable quimtity. Hut by 7 advices camo from Dahomey hat ho was dead, in th.it section; by 8 he lad perished all along the Upper Nile; by Hiad ftded nnd gone from lieledelJar- t< 3d, and before daylight this morning tho M eturns were all in, and Dr. Livingstone, r :he great African explorer, waa no moro orover! The obsequies will take place at 01 [Joroorioboola Ghaas soon as all there- 8 nains can bo concentrated at that point, ei [nits deep affliction science has our hear- v, lest sympathy, and wo cheerfully condole with everybody.?San Francisco News Hj Utter. n Itl.ANKKT YoUIl IloltSK.?At tills Sellion of llie year, when wchave many cold, windy days, horses, when left standing In >ur streets for any length of time, should lave sotno sort ot covering thrown over hem to keep them warm and comlortablo lr md prevent tliem from becoming chilled, 'arclul drlvera will always do this, and si n passing through our streets it is very m rratilying to notice so many horses so 1 |n,ll.,.l|nl. (111! (ilitnuiml uuuij I;IIICII nu, *inivi* iyniputliy anil interest ol tho owner In lie welfare of Ills beast. There are those, lowever, who possess so little sympathy mil care (or their nnlmala, that they aeyer n liink of protecting tliem against cold,oren when sweaty from hard driving or over l vork. Such pcoploought never to have lie charge of a horse, hut aa this cannot ilways lie regulated, they should tie cornidled in some way to take proper care ol hem.?Hurtrhilt PublMtr. The difference between tho Baltimore ind the Philadelphia girl is that the later isnlwayswantingsomethingtocat and .ho former aomotlilng to love. Tho Phil- idclphlenno carrlcs lier young man to G llnner with her, and sees that ho Is well ii foddered. The BalUmorlenne carries b :iiiu oir for a ?trill, and looks into his t, V"*' m tl A Nohweoian lady has arrived in Mllwaukco with sotno twenty of her cliil- fi Irea. She sayi there ?ro ao many accidents she dldff t think itsnfe to bring them all on one boat, as In tho caso ol n wreck the wouldn't have heart to commence life In a new country, Hlie eipeola the rest [if them shortly. Jul,ta WaiiiiHowksays: "Tboscgrim <1 ami rugged outlines ofUrtrtfogy fannl- c lar to Bluet ofns are the Work ol the lnaa- b ctillno mind. Woman In lh? pulpit will, I hope, carcfiilly guard all that Is Just and valuable, lint she will clothe ind soften It with syuipathetio coloring." Mips Lfr.i.tlt ftfcVdtffio* Bi.akr, In her now leettire on "Modern Heroism,1' says tliat It reqnlroa aa mncli courage for a womnn 10 JIVOW neiauii III ii?tvi vriiiiiiiu ?nfTri?Re whim In the midst of a fashionable iwK>mhl/ u it does for a man to com- A mand a buttery. ,1 "You arc beautiful and I'udoro yon," laid a gentleman to the hello of the even- ing. "For my pari, I hate you, and lliink you frigliUnl," nil? Morten. "I believe yon, you frank girl. You do not tell po- lite falsehoods like tne." fl Mrss Annik M. IIut.KTTsof Itockfnrd, III the yonnfc ladj whom thoHupreme Court recently refused to admit to the practice of law, Is about to start on a lecturing tour, anil tell the people bow n she regards the refusal. I v Arrest of an Ohio Postmaster. V Ci.kvki.anp, Deeemlier 2?.?William t WlilllaVer, Pr*tmaster at nowling Green, Wood county, Ohio, was arreatcil and brought here today by a Deputy U. H. Marshal, chargcd with cmbez*ling I money order fnmls. Ite was held In the r sum of $1,500 to answer the charge at the i .Tannary term of the U. District Court. I r BY TELEGRAPH. AS60CIATKD PBBSS EKPOET. Exclusively to tbc Utalllgeucar. (By tbo WosUra Union Lino. Mw NoitkwMt eor. o1 lUla ud Mooroo lU.) ggg t1 CHICAGO* Ciiicauo, December 37.?Collector McI.tun, ol' tills port, bus received a letter from (Secretary Boutwell instructing bim to see me owners 01 tue mock oi lanu 3a the ?ite of the old custom Louse and post oflice, and ascertain from them what price tliey would put upon the land provided the Government should desire to purchase it. The Collector haa notified lie proper owners, and they will cach mine his price by to-morrow, and they vill lie sent to Secretary Uoutwell tor lonsideratlon. Should the prices be deemid too high, they will ho rejected at once, md the Collector instructed to open negations, with other parties lor a new ite. Chicago papers contain to day an extoaition of what was foreshadowed in liese dispatches a few days since, under lie title of another Bowlby-Hosenvcig. The facta, eo far published, show hut a Mrs. McCoy, a milliner, residing at 'resiliue, Ohio, and a lady of good charcter, came to this city and either went lorself or was taken to a lemale doctor on Hate street, where she died in a lew days, ike was packed iu a box aud sent ofl to )hio, where her body was discovered and rresta made. Among others arrested was baggago master on the Pittsburgh, Fort Vayne Chicago it&ilroad named Win. illreb, who was engaged to be married to ira. nicuoy, wun wns a wiuow. n is laimed by tlio |M?lic*e tluvt an abortion had e con practiced upon t ho decoasod, but this loruing i)r. Hen). Miller made a partiul 11 <>nt-mortem examination of the remains. 1 0 far ho says that he has disoov- red no grounds on which to use tlio belief that the woman died 1 tlier tliau a natural death. 1 Tlio statements of the National n iAiiks just published, show thorn to a bo stronger than thoy woro. Be- 1 >ro tlio tiro thoy held availablo means a f over 03 per cent, of their deposits, ft icy would be obliged to call on'over no-third of their loans to pay off deposits in full. There we' in store, in this city, on tlio ll :id Inst., live million two hundred and 11 ightecn thousand bushels or grain. 11 A report, well authenticated, says that 11 no Chicago Hopublicao will ceassto ex- it on Saturday next. It will bo merged Mth (he I'tat. Ii The Weather To-I>ny. I, War Dkpaiitmbnt, j i Or rim nr tiii Ciiur Uihnal OrricRR, V 1 Washington, d. C., Dec. 97-7:30 r. m. i 1" lMlOUAUIMTIRB. V Tlio barometer will probably continue v 1 raise Thursday, with northwesterly h rinds hacking to the north, in tlio New h England and Middle States, und north- a intcrly winds in tlio Southern and. Gulf tatcs. Southwesterly winds, with (breAt- o ning weather, will develop in tlio north- w rest. Clear qnd pleasant weather will revnil very generally east of the Missis- d ppi. nriHK Din noi uangeroufl wintia u ro anticipated for this evening. Ii UTAH. 1 Hai.tIjake, Di'conilicr 27.?More snow iclon, attomled with loss of lift}, occurred i the mining canons. J Wrn. Thurwood, a school teacher, m j lot hy J. Woodward, at Lelil, yesterday, ad killed. Woodward was the ngrcssor. Oarmtcrs arc at work on tho utrects. wo cases within the past week. Christmas was exceedingly merry, ritwlthstanding prevailing storms. Much embarrassment was occasioned y tho mm arrival of freight trains. MEXICO. II t! Nhw York, December 27.? Intelli- t; nnce Irom Mexico to December 30th p iys that certain (lovernment command- o rsaro in league with the Revolutionists, ml will turn the entire border over to letn; and thai Trevlno and Oanales, o lovcrnorof Tamanllpas, are now consultig at Liineas. The attack on Miers has J een postponed. Tlicre is much discon- c mt among the troops on account of c iicir1 lioft-paynicnt. Strict orders have cen Issued against any goods going free otn tho Zone to tho Interior. A "Trunk Mrsterr" 1 tjiichec. Nrw Yoiik, December 27.?A Quelle? ispatch says tliat a trunk mystery case as arisen thero which has dfeated much scltcment. A bo* was round, tho olhcr y ay, at the Grand Trunk railway depot, nntnitilng a mutilated Imdy of a lemalo, 1 a partially* decayed i1 (million. The mlta had been cut oil, and the flesh ropped otf them In large pieces. The o.t had been leit there by a stranger, ihosc name Is unknown. Font play la impeded. Investigation la pending. CALIFORNIA. h fi San I'nANcnco, December 20.?lion. lurray Morrison, formerly of Illinois and p udge of the Seventeenth District Court, led at l..!.? ?k.t nnllkn. II....I. i nw? a uoii utiuuj aw tuai uuuuui iiugu [listings our Jay Gould woulil attempt to pass thu examination required, and justify In the sums which thuy have oilered ihemsclves. When Tweed learned ot Farcy's intention as above, it is said that bo liaappcared immediately or be would have ilept last night in the county prison, lie ?as at bis office in Duanu street at about I p. u. yesterday, but thereafter disapwared, and, as tho Tribune asserts, up to >ne o'clock last night .ho had not been icon by those who bad Bought him. rweed's son, Richard M., of the Metrowlitan, has ottered himself as bondsman n place of Terence Farley, aud stated hatciias.0. C'orrell, Water-register and Jhas. Devlin would tako the pbice of Jould and Hastings. The examination if the sureties continues to-day, and It nay bo several days before all the sureties ire examined. The Corporation counsel, O'Qorman, tatcs that be will take steps for the ro. noval of Jas. M. Hweeney end Hugh liultb as Commissioners for tho extension if tho Riverside Park, on acc0untof their tbsenco Irom the city. These gentlemen >ro said to be absenting tbutnselvcs to voile the action ot the grand jury. It has been reported that Ohas. (J1 Conor would tcrmlnato bis connection with ho prosecution of the ring suits wlieu Utorney General Harlow came inUi olllee. larlow, however, says he will endeavor 0 have O'Connor's aid. It 1s probable bat the couusel for thu people will soon nove to attach Twocd's property; already pplleation lias been tnado to restrain ?wccd Irom disposing ot liis property, nd it is expected that Tweed's lawyers re about to move to have tbis application enied. The enrollment of Democratic voters nder the Reform Democracy .commenced it several wards of tho city last evening, lie objeet being to secure tbe names of ail iien who were Democrats, anil who, Irom liclr enrollment, were entitled to a voice ii political primaries. The statement that IIoss Tweed cannot e found lias not yet been authoritatively enied. It appears that Terrence Farley ad concluded to withdraw bis bail bond ir Tweed, but Hherlil llronu'an Informed 'arley that ho would he held res|>onslble ,'illi the other bondsmen until Tweed nis delivered over to the Bheriil. Farley ns becu busy endeavoring to find Tweed, ut iinsuccesslul. Tweed's sons offered nother party in plaee of Farley, but lie ras not accepted. At present several fllclals are on tho lookout for Tweed, rtio, doubtless, Is hiding in town. Ai.iiany, Dee. !!7.?Judge Iicarned has enied tbe motion to continue tho Injuncion restraining Tweed from disposing of la properly. At n late hour Ihla evening the SlicrlO I nil lulled to discover the whereabouts of 'weed, though a largo iiuiuher ul depu- Icb made an active Bearch. Ills Bona perlat that their lather la in the city, and liat they had an Interview with him toay. A warrant lor Ilia arrest wan put a to the hands of a deputy sheriff. The umor that Tweed was arrested and conned In the Metropolitan Hotel is untrue. Kx-Hherll! O'Brien -was a witness ho- are the Grand Jury yesterday. Indict- lonts were returned in tho case of the catli of Mr. Nowkirk in the Jefferson 1 larket Prison. The rumor of the indict- rent ol Mayor Hall is still believed, and l it staled that the paper was returned to lie Jury lor tonie ^corrections, and liat It will soon bo ready for mentation. The Hiwslan fleet has been rdered to remain hero for tho present. Theodore I logon, n musician and pttblaher of tho Wnkly lirrU'tr, diod to day I heart disease. Tho adjourned examination of Dank Examiner Oailender, elm rged with re- I elving bribes from tho Ocean Bank, was ontinued to-day. Tho JMenir counterfeiting case has gone ithe ]nrj. A special meeting of tho National As- relation for improving the interests of lie trotting turf was held to-day, George I. Smith presiding, to receive evidence jr decision on disputed point! during the ear. Tho session continues to-morrow. Tho steamer Cuba, hcnco for Liverpool, rhile going down the lower liny this lornlng, stuck on tlio knolls, where she ow remains. The Coast Wrecking lompanysont a steamer to her assistance. Senator Hcliurr. lectured this Evening i the Itedford Avenue Church on the 'ranco-Prussian war. The property ol tho New York Print- jg Company, hsccntly seized by the i iherllT on a snlt brought by the Ocean i lank on a protested note, will be sold nt iuhllc auction from January nth. i The steamer Blleas, ^vhlcli left Ham- j urg on the 18th of December, was dotycd by log, and did not lenve Havre ntil the 2:id of December. The Hiltiw awiot I if nxperted, nmuenuenlly, baf6re lie 2d or 3d of Jltnarf, The jury la the Minor case brought In a i erdlct of not guilty at one o'clock to. light. i Judge Benedict's charge indicated to hem that the evidence ol the dctectivcs, md of Coleman, who has just been reeased from custody, should lie treated ?itli contempt, and Col. Whltbv could inly be justified In c? lending Irecdom mm prosecution to Cole in event of Mllor'a conviction. It appears a worth lens check for 00000 anil th<> Uitnntwl Vn. lioutil llank or Aurora, Illinois, with a capital of $100,000, were to day author- 11 izcd to commence business. General Sweet, of Illinois, entered upon his duties to-day as First Deputy Coinmis* c aloner of Internal Kevenue. The Postmaster General to-day ordered 81 a mail service on the Lake BUoro it Tus- Jj, caruwas Valley Hailro&cl from Kamson- villo to Guilford, Ohio, from January J' 15th, next; and on the Decatur, Hullivan it MaUoon ltailroad, Iroiu Matloon to Morrow town, Illinois, six times a week, 111 from January 1st. The mall scrvico is nI extended on the Ht. Joe it Denver City llailroad Irom Marysville to Hanover, Kansas. tl w A It k A NN AN. Tlio Truth About tlio Chicot County Troubles Coming Out* St. Louis, December 27.?Tho Dvmo- u oral'* Little Hock, Ark., special Hays: H| Arrivals from tho Chicot country rc|>ort tl that after the shooting of the murderers, ti Sanders, Gairott and Dugan and the de- u Btruction of Garrott's store, where Wynne was murdered, the crowd immediately iimpi-ravo iiiiu mi; hihtiii mm passu nave Binc'o romaiiiuil in peaceable possession of U] Iho place. Sanders, (Jarrett und Dugan n bad ltcen notoriously had characters, one having committed several murders? p, another having whipped a negso and Cl broken his arm previous to this combined y, attack on Wynne. These circumstances ln rendered the negroes, when assembled, UI uncontrollable until thry had secured jj themselves iftitti any other violence at 0j their hands. _ CURA. Havana, December 27.?A communi- a :atiou has been recoivcd from tho author!- 0f lies ut Cienluegos, expressing the belie! thai Doctor Howard in not an American, p In the recent engagement near Man/.a- uillo, the Hpanish Colonel Urigon was cr tilled. Valmezeda has issued a proclamation, 0f 11 "which ho says tho oirer of pardon f0 to insurgents cannot last forever, lie now j,t proclaims that every insurgent captured U1 liter the ltith of January will be shot, and C(] :hoso surrendering after that time will be u, tentcnced to perpetual imprisonment. u( Negroes nro to bo treated the hiuiio us whites. All negfo women captured will tjo delivered to their owners, and will be compelled to wear a chain for four yearn. \11 white women captured in tho woods }V ifter the 15th of January will bo banished from tlio country. Chiefs of insurgent mnds will be allowed to surrender until .ho 15th of January, under the conditions lcrctoforo granted. j. Accident on tho Erlo Hallway? la Wreck of n Coal Train. of Nrw York, December 27.?Yesterday when a coal train was within three-quarters of a mile of Lackawaxcn, on the llonesdalo branch of tho Brio Hallway, raeof the rocks on the side of tho road, weighing many hundred tons, tumbled lown and lodged on the railroad track a m fow feet ahead of an npproaching train, j)t which was running pretty fast. The sngineer, D. 11. Woods and tho fireman, Jolin ohuttz, were thrown Irom tlio engine? the latter being thrown on his hend wan instantly killed, whilo tlio engineer Tl wan only slightly Injured. Tlio loeomo- cl live was completely wrecked. Tlio cen- cii ler of lite train was thrown high In the air, gt forming lor an Instant, a huge pyramid, 01 Llicn fifteen cars went crashing down an smbankment, forty loot, to the river. Jn THE CHICAGO MYSTERY* j|j Snspectnd Murder in nn Asslgnntion nt Hoime* ln Cincinnati, December 27.?William w 9herb, baggago-master on the Pittsburgh, Tl Port Wayne tfc CliicAgb railroad, left Clil- gr cago last Baturday on the day express, tli liaving in charge tlio corpse of Mrs. Mc* w (Joy, who, it seemed, died there very suddenly under suspicious circumstances. He was arrestod on hia arrival at Lima, Ohio, in compliance with a telegram from Chicago officers, and was taken to Chicago, where an investigation will he held. ni The oflicers stated that the corpse was M seen to come out of a well-known assignation house, and that there lind been Foul play either by poison or abortion. 1,1 Hirer New". mi Cairo, December 27.?Arrived: the pp Jtilln, from Vieksburg, nt2 a. m; Capital w City, from HI. Louis,at 11 a. m. Departed: II Iho Valid, from New Orleans, at 7 A. M, or Telegrams Irom Grand Tower report In that the Jasper passed a4 noon and gorged Immediately after. Weather elear and rcry cold. Cincinnati, December 27.?Hirer nix feet eight Indies and rising. Freezing JJ hard. Navigation partially suspended. Tlie Bteamer Torn Iieeae was seized by cr the United Btatea Marshal at the mouth 1,1 r>f Halt rirer and sent to Louisville, the n underwriters' claim growing out of the *v linking of the barge Annie Hearer at ,H: New Orleans. 8,1 T, "Chocked" finder Ihr Ice. Omaha, Nrr., December 27.?Lost Pri- ilsy night a band of armed and disguised ov men took a pcradn named Thompson pf From hfs shanty, aliotit twenty miles th south ol this place. -Nothing has since nr l?een seen of him. Thompson had made himself obnoxious to parties near by Hiving evidence against a person for H stealing. It is believed he wa*"chucked'' Ki under the ice. S| FOREIGN. ENGLAND. London, December 27.?The Queen reurns to tiandriuuhaiu to day. The bulletin to-day reports that the 'rince of Wales passed a quiet night, but hat his convalescence is retarded by h lainlul affection above the lull hip, at oinpanlcd by fevcrishncss. No iuquiijude is felt but regret and disappointueut at the slowness ol his recovery are enerally expressed. i ao sieamsnips iseriin ami iiouanu five arrived out. The mail steamer from the Cape of lood Hope brings intelligence that the nnouncemcnt that the treaty of. anuexaon of the African territory to the liritish ad been concluded produced much exilement in that territory; and that Brand, 10 President of the Ireo Btatcs, had isled a formal protest against the transfer r the diamond liclda to Great Britain, ho uUcovery of gold in considerable uantitiea had been made in the Transvool lepublic. The report uttractcd many iventnrers to that quarter. The dialond seekers were abandoning tho dialond districts tor tho newly discovered :>ld country. Capetown continued throng1 with the arriving and returning lor- i mo-hunters. Tho business of tho colony as making great strides. FRANCE. Pa his, December 87.?'Tho Minister ol le Interior proposes to mtifaiso the ringcncy of the laws and regulations for ko control ol tho press. It is understood tat his intentions have the approval o! 1 ion President. en. Hhorman in Pari*. Paiuh, December 27.?rins against the revenue or Jlllti million. ITALY. Komk, Dec. 27.?Cardinal Amot do Ban j ilippeo Bosso, Bishop or Palestine and icc unanceuor 01 mo noiy uoman lurch, Is dead. He was elevated to a irdlnal in 1837, and died at the age ol ?H lira. His Majesty, tlio King of Italr, has sent 1 s congratulations to the (Jueen of Eng- nd on the announcement that the Prince Wales was out of danger. r CHINA. London, December 27.?Dispnlchcs 5ui Shanghai nunounco that tbc Uhlneao Dvcrnmcnt has determined to follow the ;ainple ol the Japanese and hcihI young en to England and the United Btatcs to i educated In the schools of those conn- (i ies. t Fire in Ilichmond, Va. Richmond, December 27?Midnight.? J lie kitchen of tlio Exchange Hotel in this t \y, 1.1 in my mumu^, iiiiii uiu mu iimj y itiiramilctilo lo (bo main building. The icsls nro nil panic stricken anil moving it. Tim lire was subdued without much inry to the main building. Considerable imago was done to the furniture of tho itel by moving. The stocks of O. Cra:r, li<|iior dealer, and Latance, merchant iior, who hnvo stores under the hotel, ere also damaged by moving and water, he panic among the guests was very eat, many rushing out in nothing but eir night clothes, fearing another Spoilsood calamity. HA1NT LOUI8. I'repnring lo lleceire Alcils. St. tours, Decemiier 27.?Arrangecuts nro completed for the reception id entertainment of Grand Duke Alexis, e will arrive Friday evening, January h. A committee will meet him Borne ilea irom the city, and on his arrival cort him to the Southern Hotel, where impiuous apartment* navo Deen preired for lilm. On Saturday noon he J ill lie formally received at llio Southern i atel and serenaded in the evening, and i Monday evening there will be a grand n dl and banquet at tho Southern. r' Ntenmor Lout in tho tiulf. n New OftMt an a, Dec. 27.?Tho steam- i|> Florida, hence for Apnlachleola, rung a leak and sunk in the Oulf of oxico on the 23d Inst. The officers and P ew look the boats and landed twenty J ilea east of Mobile Point. John Heed, colored man, was drowned by the ramping ol the boat in the surf. The at was valued at $20,000. No in* ranee. j he Hlockade on the Pacific R. R* Omaha, I)cc. 27.?Haw 1 ins Spring's re>rts this evening nay no train has poised 'er the blockaded i>ortion of tho Union t icific railroad nince the 21st. Most of o present difficulty H between Cheyenne id liawlin'a station. ?A)flre ocenffed last evening in the arvard sugar refinery, Water street, Ml Cambridge, Mass., owned by Nash, wilding ?V Co. Low, $.10,000. Insured. The Fisheries Coou'res-oouul Aid. Boston, December 27.?At a meetiug of the persons interested in the tishcries it was decided U> appoint n committee to wait upon our Senator* Hiid Kepresentalives iu Congress aud endeavor witli them to obtain either by bounty or some other means of neutralizing wliatcver evils tlie treaty may threaten to indict upon our tlsherman. MINOR TELK(.HAMS. ?Twenty disabled soldiers arrived al the Daytou Holdiere' Home, Tuesday, from Knightstown, Indiaua, >vkere the Homo wus destroyed by lire. These, with fifteen more to follow, will increase the roll to over eighteen hundred. ?Dispatches from Galveston, Texas, state that the ship Orion, having one thousand bales of cotton on board, was burned outsido of the bar, and sunk in four fathoms of wnter. ?A littlo son of H. Foulke, of Urbana, Ohio, yesterday, while playing allpped and fell upon an open penknife, the blade of which |>enctrated his abdomen, inflicting u probably mortal wound. The knife was a Christmas present. ?.Joseph II. Hackett, the veteran actor, aud father ot Itecordcr Hackett, is lying seriously ill, at his residence, on Long Island. ?A, .fecial from Washington says the desire to know about the connection of Senator Harlan of Iowa, with the Wright Indian frauds is very general among politicians there. As Wright will noon bo brought into court, Harlan's connection with them will bo immediately explained. The chanccs of Harlau's election will be damaged by these charges tigainsthim. ?The Hoard of Indian Commissioners bave presented their report to President Grant. It gives a cheerful view of the peace policy. In the purchase of Indian supplies and other measures they have saved about $1,000,000. ?Oatacnzy is now in Washington, clos* lri?wp his business. A letter from Berlin, just received in New York, says ho was obliged to leave Hanover, alter great diltlculty, for incompatibilities of one kind or other. ?The Secretary of the Treasury, yesterday, commenced payment without rebate ot interest due on the 1st ol .January r?n U. H. bonds. ?The announcement is made bv an* lliority that at 11 o'clock Monday, lnt o( January, the President will receive the members of the Cabinet ami Foreign Ministers; nt 13:24) tho Judges of thoHuprome Court and U. H. Henators. ?Sunday evening, during the absence >i the family, the residence of JrC. Ward, it Madlsonville, nix miles from Cincinmti, was entered by burglurH, who ahitrncU'd from a trunk #5)0,000 in bonds md notes. ?The Connecticut Democratic Hlate Jonvcntion Is called for Tuesday, February 20th. ALK OF VALUABLE ItKAfj EH0 TATB. n the matter of Richard Porter and Klchard J. Porter, parUiera ah K. Porter St Co., Bankrupt a In Bankruptcy. The underalgned, Robert P. 8to1l# walgneo In lankruptcy of aald Bankrupts In pursuance of 1 decree* made and entered by the Dlatrlct Court >f tho United HUto* for tho I)litrlct of Weat Virginia, November 35th, 1H7I, In the above entitled auso, hereby glvea notice that he will, on THURSDAY, December S8th, 1871, ommcndnK at li) o'clock a. v., offer for Mlo at ?ubllo auction at tho front door of tho Conrt lotiaeof Ohio county, Went Virginia, tho fol owing dealmblnand valuable real eatato, to-wlt: Ail No, W on the east aide of Market atreet, heween JeflVraon and Adama atreot*. In tho city if Wheeling and HUto of Weal Virginia; Lot fo. II In aquaro No. 15, between Monroe and jnlncv atreeta on tho went aide of ftth afreet In biii cur nun ouuu \tau imuu utilise;; lino nil) )i%nt linlrof tlio north east quarter of section eleven 11) and tho north west quarter of the north went luartcr of Bection twelve (12) In township Wi of ango IS In Putnam county, Missouri, containing 90 acres more or less; also tho undivided nlneeen-twentloth (19 30) of the Bonth one third >0 part of lot No. 73, situated on the north wont vrncr of Mnrket and Jefferson streets in the city tf Wheeling and Btato of West Virginia, said hlrd^pnrt fronting on Mnrket street twenty-two i'i) feet more or less, and running l)ack the sumo vldth to a private alley or recess. The terms of sale will he ono-thlrd of Iho pur hase money for any of iald property cash In land, and tho balance payable In two equal Intalments in six and twelve months from the day if sale, with Interest frnmaald day, the purchanrs giving their negotiable notes with personal ecurlty satisfactory to said assignee for said de erred payments, and tho assignee retaining tho Itle until tho payment of tho wholo of the purihase money; but any purchaser ahall ho at liber y to pay the wholo of his purchase money In ash or pny his notes for tho deferred payments ir any part thereof bolore they become due, there ly stopping tho Interest on tho amount so paid. The title to the undivided one-twontleth (1-80) if said south one-third Of) of lot No. 7.1 on tho ornerof Jefferson and Market streets ii In John I. Seymour, a minor about eighteen years ol ige, who linn agreed In writing to convey said Inerest on his arrlvlna at tho ago of twntyonp ears, to Itlchard Porter In consideration of tttfl IK) paid him at thu date of said agreement, nd In tho further consideration of the promlwc if said Porter to pay him $1JW W upon tho doIvery to him, aald Porter, of a good deed for aid Interest of said John II. Huymour, the per ormanceof said contract of said minor Ih Mcur d by an agreement In writing of Wolcott Boynour and and Thos, C. Wilson to pay said Por er $400 an liquidated damages sfioald said minor all to carry out his contract aforesaid; now aald inslgnce, by tho order of said Court, will assign alrfftgreements to any purchaser from him of tho aid undivided nlneteon-twentlotlis of said south bird of lot No. 73. Bald lot No. 1W will either bo sold as a Wholn ot or In different portWfli, nn aald assignee may letermlne at said sale. i tenant whodelfcaao expired Ai>rll 1.1H7S, and Im it the ml* of iMOpefinntitn. fmt thld property very dedirafde and would readily rent from 11.(UN) to 11,100 per year. Upon lot No. W there are two dwelllnga. onn f which l? rented nt present to a tenant whoto saae expired April 1, IB7*. and whoin annual entldtMO. All of the prrperty to lie offered for Mle a* foresaid Id believed by Mid a?dljjnee to he frm rotn All Incumbranced, except the right of dower ri experUney of the wife of Richard Porter, uhject to which the ?alo aforetald will he made: otdclllng addddlgnee, the dald Kohert r. fltoll rill merely warrant fpeclally the title to Mid roporly and will convey an? of the Mme to 11m nrrhacer by deed of dpeclal warranty upon the ityment In fnll of the pitreftMe money therefor. KOHBHT P. RTOLL, Addlgnee In Bankruptcy ia aforeaald. dec-IM n kkmhIJE, u. IroliltPft Mid Superintendent, OFFIC'R: No. ?7 MARKBT ST., VAMDRN, N. J. Order* from a distance will receive prompt atration. odM r EA PEHtttNB' BAUCK.?PRO1 -J NOUNORD by connolddenrd "THK ONLY (WOO 8AUCK." !t Improved appetite and distention, and It la inrlvaled for ltd flavor. Wo are directed by Meddrd. I,ee k Perrlnd to >rr*eca trail partled mnklnir or vending counter eltl. JOHN DuNt'AN'H flONH, anplfeod Apentd. New York,