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Some of the Democratic papers Of Iowa
are trying. to induce the VIII Is Of the Legis-
lature to select Mf. Grimes as Senator, so
that the Democratic Secretary of State may
fill the responsible Office of Governor. One
of Mr.. Egal,s friends in the last number of
that sheet, acting upon the idca, makes a
second hand suggestion, That Mr.. Thoring-
ton, as he makes so good Justice Of the
Peace, be retained in that Office. Some men
are good in one capacity and worthless in
every other. 81
As Mr. Thorington has made us the best
clerk of court in th. judicial district and a
good justice Of the peace, the Wings arc will
ling TO trust him one session of Congress. and
IN the meantime that he may not get rusty
return to tie legal profession, and connect
with it an Office that in this city has become
one requiring taiept and responsibility
Gazette.
The Democratic papers, nor any other pa
pers need 10. trouble themse yes about having
MIR. Grimes presented to the legislature for
election to the United Staes Senate. He
was elected by tho people Of Iowa,to be SIM
ply governor of the STATE which position Mr.
Grimes is satisfied to occury,at least for the
term Of his election, after that time we can
not speak for him, but he viii then be in the
hands Of his friends for governor or for the
Senate or something else, may be for Presi-
dent, for aught We know, and we think he
would make IS good one as Mr.. Pie.ce-h 5
Old fri nd.
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HONORARY DEGREEs-W learn from the
Schenectady Cabinet, that ut the annual NEE.
ting OF the Board Of Trustees Of Union Col
ioge, on the 26lh Of July last, the following
sensible preamble and resolutions were
adopted and ordered to be published:
Whereas, the present method of comforting
Honorary Degrees is not calculated to pro-
mote high scholarship and eminent profess
sionai merit in so great degree as is desir-
anle; and whereas, it may be hoped that bv
corresponding with the authorities Of other
colies.es, some general principles can be
agreed upon which shall hereafter govern ac
ton in sncl cases, therefore.
resolved, That this board Will confer no
honorary degrees higher than that of Master
OF Arts, during the next three pears.
Resolved, That the Rev. Alonzo Potter
Rev. }. Trumbu.l Backus, ard Rev. Ebenc-
ger HALEY, be committe to open cores
pondence with the faculty and trustees Of
other institutions, with the view of securing
the general adoption of principles applica
BILE to these cares.
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New York, Oct. 9.

The Bremen steamer HaGss, Sept. Sd ar
rived this morning with IA passengers.
BY the arrival of the baq Hughbut We
have Buenos Ayres d,tts TO the 23d. The
Government have restored to extreme meas
nres to enforce the circulation of paper
money.
In the Graham c'se, petition was presen-
tnd to the Court By nine Jurors, praying that
the qualifications of the jurors might be
looked into by the court, as it was reported
that one of the iurcrs was a relative Of Mrs.
Ggaham. The Court intmated the eleven iu-
rors might sign the petition if they pleased.
The matter WAS taken into consideration by
the Court. The petition asks a discharge
0 Ing to their inability to properly per form
their duties.
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% LIV Els LOST!
DzyRolT TRIBUNE. OFFIcE, !


Elk. Collins, from thu Saul for Cleveland
left this city last night between 10 and /
O'Clock. About midni hit the boat was dis
covered to lie on fire little below and near
the Light House. at the mouth Of the RIVER
Before the boat could be got ashore she was
completely enyeloped in tonnes, aud tUeafy-
three persons perlshed either in The flames or
water.
LIST OF PASSENGERS MIssISG.-Dibble,
somewhere from the State Of New York /:
Samuel Powell, Of Cleveland-Lawrence
Whalon, do-Thomas Cook, Ptttsburg Rail-
road agent, Cleyeland-Mrs. McNeilv, wife
Of waiter-Mrs. Watrous and child. Ashta-
bula, body ecoyercd-co.ored man from
Virginia.
Crew mi.sing-Charles Adams, Barber
John McNeily, waiter-John Dennis, do
John Fink, GO.
John HasSead, head do-Lyman Post, bar
keeper, Mrs. Fanny Lewis, cabin maid Sam
uel Brown, hreman--Smish; waiter-Dayd
Corb tt, deck sweep-Wm. Conner, porter
Lawrence Whalen, assistant porter-vheel-
man, named Joseph--Tom Darnley, fireman
-Chas. Staiey, hreman-pa. Crapson, fire
msn-Thos. Henryhau, Pat Grnlan, Fl enan
Boston, McAIfee, Barber-Samuel Bols,
head cook. II. Brown, second cook-W m.
Cubby, carpcnte-another carpenter, name
nnAnosn.
Passengers saved-A. p. Rogers, Astabu-
la, Ohio: A. X. Cary, Grand Kapids, Mchi-
gan; j. ID. Patterson, Westlield, Chautaque
Co. New York; Geo. W. FAR, Becksv lie,
Ohio; b f. Dubois, Philadelphia; Killed.
ION, Nelm.l.ion, Ohio; o. Nortz, Dalten,
Ohio; Edward Powers, Cleveland: Bernard
Nc Donald. Detroit Miss Laneagwiih, Ash
tabuia; Mrs. Cook, Cleveland; Mr.. Lewis
Morris and lady, Ann Harbor.
DETROIT, Oct. 9--12 NJ.
The Collins took fire ON her boiler deck
and so rapid was the speed OF the flames that
the passengers and crew, whn had mostly re-
tired, were unable TO save ANYTHING except a
few articles Of clothing. She took fire ia the
Bay about q quarter Of a mile below Maid n
AMI nearly ARREST of the Light House. She
was immediately headed for the shore but
was unable 10 re ch shallow water before the
tlaMes had complete possession Of her. The
after part of the boat swung around into the
river and yearly all on board were driven TO
that par of the boat and were obliged to
Jump into the river.
The current here sets out very strongly
into the lake, and had it not been for the
timely arrival of the propeller Fintry, Capt.
Langley, nearly all would have been neyita-
bly, drowned. Seeing the light he fastened
20 the spot, and nearly al who were saved
were picked W BY him, few only reaching
sh0r--some were nearly exhausted. Every
thing that could be done to relieve the suf-
ferers was done by the crew of the Fintly,
who watched noblv.
Some wretch in the tumult stole $50 from
sick man, who had been ut work at h. Saul.
and constituted this seasons earnings.
parse IT 50 was made up for him.
The e Inns came out last ctober. She
cost .slO3, 900; insured for $1,000; 5000
IN the Mere ntile Mutual, \. Y: %j,Oa0 il
the Atlas, \. Y; 5000 in The Norlh West
eln, n. Y. She was owned by Capt. Ward.
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NAsHcNGToN. Sent. u.

Davidson King, late Surveyor General Of
California, is foand to be defaulter to the
Government in the sum of twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
The War Department will send a large
number Of recruits Of Texas and the south
western ports about the lst OF November.
The President and Cabinet have been anx
lons!y considering the Greytown affair, and
we finally determined to send Mr.. Wheeler
who Is now here to look into the business.
1t is not yet determined whether he will 90 in
a frlgaie or BY steamer.
IbePres dent certainly will not send Com
m 1nder IL 'lllns. lie approves his course
out h nks that his return TO Greytown would
aggravate matters. This information is from,
an authentic source, and is perfectly re-
liable.
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WlILTAM Y0I-NG. NJ d.
JONES CONHERGIlL C0ELEGE-
Southeast cor. Of Washington .4r. and Third,

! ooutR-eoSf cor or Washington .fr. and Third st
SAINT. louis MO.
NcoRPoFATED by the Jeneral Assembly, January
"a, 1919, with full authority ''o grant diplomas
award degrees, confer honors and exercise III and sin
gular the privileges common to commercial colleges
authorized by law in other States. CHARTER a.
Full course of instruction in this institution en-
braces Double-entry book keeping. commercial calcu-
iatlons, eolafrercial law, and penmanship.
oeatlemen can enter for the course separately and
Al any time, rs Instruction is impaired individually
ah hot classes and each department. is independent
and under control Of its respective Professor whoalope
Is responsible for the progress Of his nupils
feuhg gentlemen wishing 20 prepare themselves fer
business pursuits respectfully invited to "a during
business hours and examine the mode of mpartng in
anction the progress of the pupils and the superior
facilities extended to those DESTROYS of Qualifying
themselves for the practical duties of the coming
mouse Personal refeTelcc given to over one hundred
ana eighty lSO) practical accountants now in charge
OF DOCKS IN thiscity all OF whom have completed their
business education in this institution.
N. H. For circulars, containing information in re-
gard to the terms the courseof Instruction and all b-
sines connected With the above call at the hok bind
ing department, or address JONATHAN JONES
Jnne 30wiy. ST. Iouis
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LtTTELL's LIVING ACE, No. so, New Ser;e.
is on our table for October lith. The con.
tents OF this number are
l. Autobiography Of the present;
2. Sweden and the Allies;
). Fashion and famine, the shady side.
4. Crime among the islands of the Yves
tern Pacific.
D. Africa and the American flag.
8. Fate of Sir John Franklin.
I. The Eastern War.
8. Wild and Tame.
.. A carnival adventure in Milan.
Poetry, The First, Valentine.
Short articles.
This number contains, (as every number
does) fine steel plate engraving. "The
Coming STEP beautiful Illustration en-
bellshes this number.
Littell is one of the few American work.
that is destined to outliye, this fusion age
1t is published by Lit!elI son & Co., at Sc
per year.
Address Littell Son & Co.
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The TRIBUNE AND NiR. BLATKwELL.-The
Tribune discharges column Of bile upon Mr..
Blackwell this morning, because he had the
temerity to accept the nom nation Of his par
tv, after it had been declared by the Peoples
Convention dad ami buried!
Like the iahors in a certain vineyard we
read Of. this sheet cries out t'This is the heir
come let Us kill him and the Inheritance
shall be ours .''
Wentworth seconds the movement of the
Tribune, and in his pro. unciamento with
drawing from the canvass calls Sor the defeat
OF MIR. i. on the ground that should tho next
Presidential Election devolve on the House
Of K representatives.. he would not vote for an
antl-llarhor N hra~ka candidate.
The II huneopposos Mr.. Blackwell because
ne is Wig: the Democrat opposes him be-
cause he wouldn't vote for Locofoco for
President.
We don't see under the circumstances, why
every Nhi~ in the district should not forth
with abandon his candidate. when such ur-
gent appeals are made to defeat him, aud FOR
such reasons Chi. Journal.
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HENRY CLAY DEAN.

This Rev. Gentleman, during conference
week at Dubuque, preached a sermon on
Know Nothingism, and Catholicism, in which
he took strong grounds against the ''know-
Nothings" and sympathised with Catholicism.
Now this Reverend Sir, is strange medley
and is the last man that we ever would have
suspected of declared hostility to the s.Know-
Nothings" (having so much resemblance to
them personality and favorableness to the
Catholics. He certainly has made digres-
sion from his text, and has failed to st elk to
it as the advice Of an old heoIoqiun. Be-
sides N that same serlnon. he took strong
grounds against lesislating upon the subiec;
OF slavery, which also was strange 10 him, as
1t is not more than six weeks since, this same
great man preached a contrary doctrine
Now he scenes to have changed his mind with
the climate, or locality Of his audience for
convenience sake, we presume. Well, he
does not resemble Henry Clay, one iota ne:
Their in person, language nor consistency.
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I.scaIe eli VIM. X issaEN.

We take the following particulars from
the Cincinnati Gazette OF the 9th.
This person no was in charge of officer
Reed, OF New York, aided by our City Mar
shall, escaped, IS we stated before, from the
care Of those gentlenen while the cars were
in motion.
When near TIornersyille, on the N. Y. and
Erie Railroad, III. kissane, who had been
complaining If dilrrh0ea on the route. was
permitted TO 20 into the water closet State
room when he raj, d the window ani eaprd
thefelrom, while the cars Were running SOW.
The escape was not discovered until two
miles had been passed, when the cars were
stopped and moved back.
TWAS found that a man bloody from a Sc
yer. hurt, had been picked up on the track,
who waswell enough however, te ~ tina he
had fallen of the cars and had got on to
freight train returning west.
1t Cuba one of the stations a man answer
ing to the description of ki,sane, wa, seen
on the stoproge of the tram.
No further trace of his whereabouts could
be had.
Mr.. Reed offers $500 for bis arrest.
MIR. Ruthn anticipating some such attempt.
had advised officer Reed to put Mr.. X. 10
manacles during the trip.
Mrs. Finley bad just sent for Rulfn. to ad-
wise him # an intended escape when it actu-
ally occurred.
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Dawn or Ma. EwISG.-The Hon. Presley
hwng, member Of Congress from the Third
District died Of cholera on Wednesday. On
luest1ay he Went from Bowling Green, where
the cholera has been prevailing for some time.
TO the Mammoth cave, arrived there under the
influence Of the diseas, and died the next
morning.
Thus has perished in the pride Of early
manhood one OF tho most brilliant Young
men OF our State. He was wit, scholar.
q politician, an orator, man Of genius.
and statesman. Though young. lie had
won distinguished position in Congresses
lie did not speak often in that body. but
every spesco added TO his reputation. Ii his
life bad been spared, he would have placed
himself high among the ablesO and most USE
fu' men Of the nation.
The death Of Mr.. Ewing is public calam-
lty, but it will carry peculiar afllic4ion to the
hearts Of The many who know him personally
lie was the soul Of every society ID which He
mingled. There are thousands who will
cherish his memory, for meme knew him but
to love hin. Lou. Jour.
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This pauvre establishment made yis;
to our city on Saturday evening, raised it.
dingy canvass, looking not unlike pirate
flag, screwed up it's pegs, and screamed fort
kind of . musical .burlesque, in the way OF
an invitation to the upper-ten- dom of our
city to come and see the woudrous show of
"Uncle Toms Cabin"-to hear the laugha-
blackguardsu of some one styled ssYfsKEr
RoBINsoN,o the ssinimitable,o in his wav.
and We are not at all disposed to shear him
OF his laurels; it is oil true, he has no equal;
because there is no one else but himself but
what would occasionally be restrained by
sense Of propriety, if not decency, from fish
mzrket buffoonery and its grog-shop accom-
paniments-at least before an audience that
hid claims to respectability.
The Pantomime Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
Wa ridiculous in the extreme, and the at
tempts at the dramatic, alike disgusting to
every intelligent person, who was so unfortu-
nate as to be induced to go out to hear it.
but those who went, if not gratifei by the
~ UUtuesO PSScOUuc VI CHClc lOfD.> were. /
doubtless, highly entertained with the ridicu- |
lous attempts at wit, of ssthe inimitable,',
and were, no doubt, enlightened in idea. as
prospects the morality of the stage, and as
to it being proper place for youth to learn
human nature, morality, and example, of
Firtuous heroism. Such, doubtless, are fine
'ohools for the initiatory steps, to the acqui-
'ition Of the ennobling virtues for which our
churches "rear their spires, and our preach
rs present "truths divine, and parents en-
leavor to enforce upon their rising offspring.
Alsuch exhibitions as that Of the Athenaum.
how . marked contempt for morals, lack
very constituent Of decency, and are nothing
~ than travelling uuisances to every point
~ steer.
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SOMETHING. IN THE WIND: We learn I

SOMETHING. IN THE WIND: We learn tina;
orders have been received by the officer in
command of the arsenal in this place, direct
ing him TO forward forthwith, to Key West.
fifty-eieht inch Columbads, together with
over thirty thousand pounds Of powder and
and quantity of shot.
Key West being the nearest military post.
in the direction of Cuba, the TRANSPORTATION
thither of such a large quantity of warlke
material, looks little suspicious.
Perhaps the administration, since the glo-
ricus victory obtained under its direction in
central America, has succeeded in screwing
its courage up to the sticking point, and is
determined to vindieate at the llth hour even
the honor of the American Flag.-Baton
Rouge Gazette.
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SuicfpE or SPIRIrrALisr.A young man,
whose name from papers found in bis pocket
is supposed to be- II. w. Thomas, printer
by trade, committed suicide on Wednesday
night Mt his boarding house, No. 80 King st.
by swallowing dose of strichnine. Corner
Gamble yesterday held an inqu st upon the
body. when it appeared in eyi encc that
about four weeks since deceased engaged
board at the above place, and during his stay
was very singular in his conduct, having very
little intercourse with any Of the other boar
ders, and conversing with them only upon
the subject Of spiritualism, in which he ex-
pressed himself firm believer, ard stated
that he attended the meetings Of that sect
nightly. lie retired at the usual hour on
Wednesday night, and at | O'Clock the fol-
lowing morn ng was found by his roommate
lying dead beside his bed. A post-morium
examination was made on the body, and re-
vealed the f, ct that death was caused BY
Strychnine. The jury rendered verdict OF
suicide. Deceased was about q years OF
az IN. Y. Tribune.
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NOTICE.

All psrsons knowing themselve, to be in
aabted TO this Office, either for subscription or
jobwork will call and settle the same, for we
want money and must have it. SO friends who
eve AZ and have been for three years, just call
round At the Office, land We will be glad to see
you.
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INJURY: An injury unanswered in time
grows weary of Itself; and dies away in an
Involuntary remorse. In bad dispositions.
capable of no restraint but fear, it has &
different effect-The silent digestion of one
wrong provokes second.
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DRUNKEsNEss: Some of the domestic
evils Of drunkenness are houses without win
doWs. gardens without fences, fields without
sillage. barns without roofs, children With
out clothing, principles, morals, or manners.
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4 r A RE HAN C E.

RI NHE subscriber offers for sale reasonable terms
his store ana dwelling house in DarTiie centre
II miles west Of Burlington. the house is first rate
two story brick bniing with q frame ware. house
wood house and other buildings with well Of first
rate water and good cisteTn all under cover. 1t il
first rate stand for country store. and any ore
wishing to 20 into the business could not get better
stara.
fcrlns. one-thirl cash the balance in enc aud two
years wild III. per cent interest.
viii MS, sell tie blacksmith shop and lot on The
ppasiIe side If the street, with half Of ground
FOR ia. Der particulars enquire Or d. Eorer esq.
u the Subscriber on the premises
Danyi1l, featie, Jas. GOLDEN.
Oct 9Th tf TeiegIaph conv.l
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WASHING Tts. Oct g.

VAsHINtT n, OCT =.
Minister Wheeler and Consul Fadius are
10 embark in the Steamer Princeton from
Norfolk for Ggeytown.
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Intense mental activity steadily directed to
eene leading persuit, j. the source Of all
6iainction.
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ca Sickness among our compositors, is
eur only apology for the lack of the usual
reading matter in to- days paper.
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TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.
Another Awful Calamity.

Steamer l.. K. Collins Burned.
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NOTICE.

hereby authorize snT son, johnson Piersoa, to act
as ny agent in the management OF the concerns Ut
the HAwK-EYB ofNr: to make contracts, collect
claims, and pay debts, in my name, and f., which /.
will bs responsible. JOHN PIERSON, SR.
Dee. 81. SO.
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DLEACHED GOOD
- | case rs "a Fire Bartlett bleached muslin.
a. 90 IL yd dc Naumheag do al
~ pieces assorted qualities do iincp
% 90 co do do iacknet
Juyi ir store at KIWpaII 50 G no.
llLe Is, 1851. W.
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@fORaL lads. necklaces. armets and ties, with
I and without locAets, a good article by
sept. 81, "a. A. w. 4 CARPENTER.
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Fortune frequ Mt y fsyors those whom she
afterwards DESTROYS.
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GoTHoU AND DO LIKEWISE M;lwan-
kec Free Democrat saws that Geo. Sra,,h.
beng in the habit of drawing upon the Min
eral Point Bank for gold, because II would
not take Atlanta, and having drawn some
$4,000 therefrom' C. G. Washburn. present
candidate for Congress, gathered 100000 of
Atlanta, presented himself at the Bank m
in Georgia for the specie. They counted out
very slowly and postponed the completion Of
business until he August train came in the
next day, when Mr.. W. returned with tile
pewtor.-[Chi. Journal.
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For that thou eatest do thyself rely not on
another.
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DOCTOR IoUEsELF.
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