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information; and that tho whole subject shall DO re-.
ferred to q committee, TO DO reported upon py
bill or otherwise in substance declaring that I'll laws
OF the several States of the United states ~.
use or forbearance of money shall be noperavc anu
void except that in the absence OF sncn uo that
local laws in existence shall RUE anu ers shall b.
State police leg station governing pawnposs As1s '!
sanctioned and confirmed
The line of railroads from louisville to Memphis was
opened for passengers and freight without change or
cars for the first time the 18th nst and is made up
as foliows:-fhe Louisville and Nashville road, from
Louisville to the Bowling Green Memphis branch OF the
Louisville and Nashville road from Bowling Green TO
state line; Memphis GAINESVILLE and Louisville road,
from State line to Paris, Tenn. and the Memphis and
Ohio road, from Paris to Memphis.
The Bank OF England return for the week ending Au-
gust is as follows compared with the statement Of the
yaak
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COUNT o. SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Kelly and Bowling
This court convened yesterday morning, and disposed
Of calendar Of sixty cases. embracing petty larceny
assault and battery, &C. In great many cases the &C
cussd pleaded 1guiy and sentenced By The Court
according 10 the circumstances OF mo case.
A REPRESENTATIVE or rms rsEEprKS's BrnRAv ~
TROUBLE
Notwithstanding the Outstanding Influences which
1ow from the efforts Of the Frcedmens Bureau and tho
various associations established 70 assist In elevatns the
Of Ham from the inferior position 90 naturally taken
by them TO that Of an American citizen an instance will
occasionally occur In which the depravisy Of the unrc
generate African heart that has never been subjected 70
those happy Influences discovers itself This was specially
cxempllhed Ia the case OF william yonee.who pewef
having been known 70 steal anything that he could not
carry, was charged with taking scmeshins hss DO could
carry, viz tub OF butter rom David BlakA A he
caught In ths bet Of then By another party he was
sent 70 the fenentary fos fouf months regardless Of
the earnest Asevstions which hs made Mat The didn't
take any butter" M ..
Nathan Kaufman "a young man q an undeniabls
Jewish cast Of coostenanos "a u Ne cs Of me vol
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


ARREST OF ALLxaED RIVER THrxvss.-Threo suspicious
looking characters found BY Officer Thursday
afternoon sleeping In open boat II the foot Of Gouvcr
neur street, New York. Their subsequent movements
secretly doggcd till about two O'Clock Friday
ing when they overhaued At Jeey City and their
cargo Of pig iron captured They were Afterwards den
tilted the parties who attempted to murder Have
meyer Elders private Waterman at the foot Of South
Ryan. alias Sherry McLoughlIn, John Brady, alias
Coiey, and Patrick Walsh The iron was identified by
Benjamin =. Judson, No 235 South street, New York.
~ his property. The arrests were made BY sergeant
Fitzgerald and ocers Thompson and jeffrey Of che New
York harbcr police and the accused arc pos lively
known ~ belonging 10 the gang who murdered Mitchell,
bay last December Alters partial examination before
tho Recorder their case was adjourned 70 wednesday 70
await the arrival Of important witnesses from New York
DIDO AND EsUs-EJlen Falon, whoes unrelenting
anpaihy against the police has been seldom sniIhed
tried her hand yesterday afternoon ofncer, who
seemed inclined 70 dispute her possession OF tho high
way She made furious attack on the ofncer but val
baod snd brought 10 the station house. where another
aggrieved individual named Broughton appeared and
charged her with assaulting him with broomstck Tho
Punc heroine. being obliged to capulate. quite
crcsfallcn, but hoped tho Recorder would show her
''far play
bergen.
srppHS DxArH--John Dryer employed an hostler
by the Jersey City and Bergen Horse Railroad Company,
while playing with one OF his children Friday evening"
at his residence in Bergen street, suddenly fell the
floor and expired Coroner Kristen viewed the body
terday morning and gave his opinion ths death ensued
from disease OF the heart Deceased thirty seven
years OF age leaves wife and two Children and was an
honest and industrious man.
HObOkeu.
Tny JoHssoS DsnocRArc Ciuss--Creat activity pre-
walls In the democratic camp In this quarter preparatory
TO the coming elections Two johnson clubs are In cx
istence In West Hobokon, aud the members make u
point travel round and for their party Up 10
the present their has been trng but caucus
will be held Wednesday evening 70 try their strength
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The Bank OF France return fer the week ending An
gust shows the following results compared with the
previous account -Increase-Cas seventeen and one
third millions; notes, fifteen millions Decrease-Com
mercal bills fourteen Millions advances, one and one
nth millions; current accounts five and three nfths
millions. Treasury balance unchanged
The Bank Of Prussia has reduced its rate OF discount
from six TO i've per cent and the Bank Of Belgium has
reduced its rate Of discount and interest by per cent
The following the rates for money on the
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Egwronr. r. l., August II, 1860.
SrRApq

sRArs
Perhaps u may be interesting TO the readers Of Tho
HERALD, notwithstanding that FOR twenty years
they have boon accustomed read OF Newport 10 lis
columns TO DO told again that lies In latitude
Il degrees 20 minutes north, and In u degrees II
minutes cast Longitude, and contains from twelve to
6fteen thousand inhabitants Newpor was settled in
1899 by Mr.. william Coddngton snd seventeen Others
n Mr. William wcro only aware what very little advance
his settlement has madc In two centuries he
certainly would not 10 very proud Of being looked upon
as tho layer OF the stone An old book that
csmc across the other day, informed mo that 'thc
worship OF God according TO the ritual OF tho Church OF
England was established here In 1905 by the Society for
Propagans the Gospel In Foreign Parts" About this
time Trinity church, which st stands, erected
This tho only place Of worship which the English
respected while In possession OF the place during tho
Revolution Under the organ OF Trinity runs this In
sonptIon gift Of Lord Berkely Lord Bishop Of
cIoync"
Newport was q good city In those days aud cody
ministers multiplied rapidly. "what falling OF Ia here
my countrymcnn The nrst Congregational church was
erected In ir2o Tho Rev. Nathaniel clspp was or
dsned lie lrs, pastor The eminent Rev. Samuel Hop
kIns for many years pastor OF this church. and IL
buried in tho ground adjacent
Newport has always been noted for ts good society.
The Inhabitants, for about ons hundred years, have
boastcd that they more literary and better In
formed people than any ofthsr ncshbo, and they si
lay claim 10 possessing the most cultivated and refined
society In the Union Do that - u may, undoubtedly
for many years past dme bium particularly, this place
has boon the resort during the summer months q the
BEAUTIFUL the gay and the rich The aucnt planters Of
the South were the nrss TO bring u into notice ~ .
Fashionable watering place Az the heat In their own
sunny land became uncomfortable, shcy would remove
North, generally staying .. Newport where they could
enjoy the invgoyang brsezes ofshs and participate
In the rsnsrkabls hsahfuines Of the climate There
are aa few Of these Southern people 70 be found here
now and In their absence Newport has lost Of its
principal charmA
~. LIE Al nvroar.
An your readers know what life o. Newport Ia RIsins
IN ,hs morains isss hour drsssnx Hos brsstfas,.
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fs d.
Foreign gold in bars Observation-Disclosures. 3 II
Foreign silver in bars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OK
Gold coin Portugal pieces ............... SIT
Gold COIN American eagles ................ 10
Gold coin, dOubloons, Patriot. ............. IA
Gold coin doubioons Spanish .............. 3 is
Gold coin Napeleons .,................... 8 10
Gold COIN ten guilder pieces ............... 3 10
Silver coin, Mexican dollars. .............. OK
Silver coin, American dollars. ............... IL
Silver co n Spanish pillar dollars. ........... al
American securities quoted follows in London
at the close OF business August A.
United States eos, 1882. per cont. ask 80
Virginia SIS. Observation-Disclosures. AZ 81
Atlantic Great western, N Y Sec, LIST
mortgage, 1880, per cent. ............. as a 90
Do, do, I'd mortgage 1881 80. ....... &c a 10
Do Pennsylvania LIST mort, 1877...... SO a ~
DO do, I'd mort, 1882. ................ 90 90
Do, consolidated mort bonds 1890. ... az "A
Erie shares 800 fall paidl per cent. AK AK
Do, convertible bonds per cent?. 90 70
Illinois Central per cent, 1875. 81 SO
Do, per cent Observation-Disclosures. II 70
DO 800 shares fall paid, 10 per Ct x.c 74H TAX
Marietta 4 Cincinnati RR bonds, per cent SO 10
New York Central, 500 shares. ......... 90 65
Panama Railroad, "a mort, 1872, per 100 100
Pennsylvania RR. bonds I'd mort, o per Ct, so 80
Do 500 shares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 80
Philadelphia Erie, LIST mort, 81, per Ct u "a
The Boston bank statement for the past weeks Is
a. under All comparisons again vs1ucless.
bank falling to make return for the week ending
August 49, w.
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The exports Of specie small amounting TO Sos $780,
OF which the New York takes $40 800. and the Etna
tl9,Aso. The total for the week is only e1l1, 900
This export movement compares - follows with that
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Gold has been depressed to-day and has sold as low
asl4sk, after opening at 151 The pacific Of the
European among the assigned for the fall
The transactions have been light and the lending rate
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II will be seen that In 1896 the exports wore nearly
four times largo during the preceding year.
The total imports a. New York for tho week compare
follows
Wesk endino July q. Aug. g. Aug. 10. Aug IT,
Dry goods $40 81 73s $50 "a los 50 SGT lb7
Con. mdse.. 2,95s,977 aga s4 2.29l.o3i 34so,4ls
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The exports Of petroleum from this country 10 Europe
arc rapidly increasing The following statement shows
the comparative exports 70 foreign countries In 1865 and
1865 up TO the Sd Instant
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The following the quotations for bullion, ac-
cordng to tho British standard per ounce, in London
on August A.
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Of course there are always people Of note stopping a.
Newport during tho season. There generals and
colonels Judges and distinguished politicians General
shcrman has been here and expected again. General
Grant and family have rooms engaged at the Fillmore
the Ocean House, which Ia large, 1ne and excellent
Kept hotel there are three hundred and nifty gucsts
Among them are three four from foreign courts
Russ an prince, and English lord. The name OF the
Russian prince Nicolas Auroussow. He 10 accompanied
merely by a sccrctary-Nr. N, D. Genka The Engsh
iEd Is viscount Southweil Hc 10 accompanied by Mr..
X ]. Dgby They are both from London
Mr.. George Peabody tho London banker, Ia making
short stay here Ho Is the guest Of Mr. George Peabody
The Yale Glce Club, who came here from Boston the
other day In yacht, have been giving some excellent
concerts
A GRAND RACE
look place today In the harbor OF Newport, which win
just haze time 10 refer 10 before mailing this letter II
vas between the vesta p Iorllard Jr, owner Of New
% same ne MENACE Sseh s sssH Sa & james,
s ssGa amp. sa W.. a ssssa %
he New York Y.Sh. caS ns two started from
Whistles from me s steam. ssss lender Jesnnss The
20 o1s *. On. The &. ssq ss
every one who looked on, from the way In which she
keced 70 ecward expected 70 zee her upset. and 20 fact
owsvsr Captain cnnds Wss vs. -" ssssrmiusS 70 win
The race, piled all sail and the commander Of the
Nesh did lkowse Tho distance sailed was forty TOUR
miles 70 Block Island and hack, which was sccomrsned
n three hours aud thirty.ons minutes The wmgeon
won the race, handsomely making margin Of one
Several Of the English nobility and other distinguished
this race and all exol the remarkable sailing qualities
oi ,he vessels One, member OF the Royal Yacht Ciuo
Of England aid tina, ~ thought doubtful y there -.
would have any chance Of victory Ia match
To morrow there Il 10 b Z contest between the
Palmer asd vsssa % osns o. On hs same "ourss
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Total. SIS $40, 2s7 s5lsa,6i4 s455s 100 $7,347,5-2
The New York imports OF dry goods compare as fol
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WHOLE NO. SO.
10 this smooth aud amicablo plan OF &C

end to this smooth and amicablc plan OF nc.
commodation. t
The pestileuce extended into Wales.
where II ragged violently, and soon after
wards passing into ireland. II made great
havoc among the English settled In that
island. But II was remarkable that the ma.
tive Irish were little affected. particularly
those that dwelt In billy districts. ..
The Scots ars said 10 have brought the
malady upon themselves. Taking adyan-
tage OF the defenceless state OF England,
they made hostile eruption, with a large
force. into the country. But they had not
proceeded far when the calamity which
they courted overlook them. They perish.
ed Ia thousands. and in attempting 20 re-.
turn home, they were overtaken, before
They could reach the borders. by a strong
body Of English, who routed them with
great slaughter. The remnant carried the
disease into Scotland, where its ravages
were soon as destructive as in the southern
parts OF tho island. In the visitations Of
the plague to various countries, says au old
writer, " there was difference, that, where.
as other nations sat still and waited for it.
the Scots did seem ambitious 10 fetch IL in
among themselves
The mortality caused by this plague fell
principally upon the poorer classes Of socic-
~, aud among them chiefly on old men.
women and children. II was remarked
that not one king or prince OF any nation
died OF II. aud OF the English nobility and
people Of distinction. very few were cut
oil by IL. Among the higher orders OF the
church the deaths were rare. but such hav.
&C was made among the inferior clergy.
that numbers OF churches were LEFT without
any one to perform divine service IN them
At the same time, all suits and proceed
ings ceased in the English courts Of justice.
and the sitting Of Parliament was inteFmii
ted for more than two years.
The last dregs OF this calamity were
drained By the Jews. 4 belief spread over
several countries that they produced the
pesiilence By poisoning TIE wells and foun-
iains. and In many places they were massa-
cred in thousands by the Infatuated p0pu.
lace. Multitudes OF them, an the e&irem
IS Of their despair, shut themselves up
IN their houses and synagogues. aud
consumed themselves aud their families
and property. with fire.
Though the pestience ceased IN Eng.
land in l349. IL continued lis progress
through other regions Tor several year.
longer. marks OF its presence remaining on
record down TO the year 1862. The world
has suffered no similar visitation since. nor
does It's older history chronicle any occur
renee Of calamity ofthe same kind equal
! Is extensive and destructive. In almost
: every other memorable instance Of the
| plague. It has been limited TO u particular
! district. or even particular city.
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Tho Wrong Partner

An ex.Federal Colonel, doing business
as merchant 10 a certain nameless town
in Middle Tennessee. went recently TO Lou.
isvilie 90 buy some goods. lie carried
with bin letter Of introduction, which be
took to q large grocery establishment. one
OF the partners Of the frm met him--read
letter-grasped hand-perfectly overjoyed
showed the ex.Cclonel around the store
sold him a fine bill OF goods. such as fish.
hooks. sugar. soft-soap, candy, coffee, starch.
picolilli, molasses. matches, &c. Whole
sale dealer put up his arm aHeeiions'ely
around ex.Colonels neck, and, walking
back TO make out bill Of goods. said to him.
confdentially, II tell you what Il Is. my
dear Colonel, We Southern people must
stand BY each other. or the id Yankees
will drive US out Of house and home = The
ex.C olonel. who had for some minutes sus-
pected that the wholesale dealer did not
exactly understand his position and was
resolved 20 have little fun, replied But.
my good friend, happen TO be one of those
id Yankees you speak Of served four
years in the Federal army" You did =
exclaimed the astonished grocer, " An.
we'll. really,--I declare-beg psrdon.-it
was my partner you ought TO have handed
your letter TO. lie is all right. lie Is
iirst-rate Union "-.NdsLriNe Press
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DR.. r. sAPPINoToN's
LIVER PILLS,
For Purifying the Blood, strengthening
the Digestive Organs. etc.
LIVER PILLS.

UNllE iudicious Use ol DR.. sappington's Liver
Il Pulls will, With certainty, eradicate all
foul llomora, correct DISCRIMINATION OF the
Stomach. and restore a healthy action nj the
Liver. Bowels aud Kidneys.
They ar" suited l0r either sex, aud will prove
4 C,ridia CsTe Ior
IEDlGEsrIOS.
CONSTIPATION.
Loss or APPETITE,
DIMNESS OF SIGHT,
Spccks or Webs before the Sight; Pain ia the
shoulders. Limbs, Side aud Back Burning in
the Palms Of the Hand, or Solcs Of the Feet ;
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach oppTcs.
sion oG the Chest: Chiliiness; Palpitati0n Of
the Heart; Pains IN the Temples or Headache
Sudden Flushes Of Heat Rcstlcssness; OfLcn
Disturbed Dreams and Depression Of Spirits.
They have specific action on the sccretions
aud Excretions. aud assist nature o. expcl all
impurities.
After taking u lew closes 81 the Pills the Liv-
or, Skin aud Kidneys are enabled 10 perform
their functions in vigorous and healthy man
ner and all the above sym ptoms will disappear,
IA they are caused by diseases Of the Liver.
The Liver is the organ whose office IL is to
purify the blood therefore unles. IL is in a
healthy condition we will have impure blood,
aud are Liable a. any OF the numerous diseases
caused by want OF action ia this most i'm pvr
tsni -; ali Ihe organs.
sG-Take a box Of the Liver Pills and have
Health aud Pure Blood. Sent by mail for 80
cents. Prepared only by
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i32 North Gay Street. Baltimore.
lime IL Isgf.
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A chance for Nice young Non.

The following notice was found posted
in the neighborhood OF several churches
in Washington City recently:
Uiaated.-one hundred and seveniy.hve
young men, OF all shapes and sizes, from the
tall, graceful dandy, with hair enough on
his upper lip TO stuff BARRIERS cushion.
down TO the little hump. backed, lreckle.
faced. bow.legged, carr0t-headed upstarI.
The object is TO form Gaping corps, TO be-
in attendance at tue church doors on each
Sabbath before the commencement Of d..
vine service, 20 stare az the females as they
enter. and 20 make delicate and gentleman.
y remarks on their person aad dress. All
who wish 10 enlist In the above corps will
appear at the various church doors on next
Sabbath morning. where they will be duly
inspected, aud their names. personal ap-
pearance p4d quantity Of brains registered
In BOOK KEEP; for that parpose. To pre-
won't general rnsh. IL would be well To
state that none will be enlisted who pos
sess intellectual capacities above that Of a
well-bred donkey.
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THE sTAMMERING WIFE.


When deeply IN love with Miss Emily Pryme.
I vowed " the maiden would only be mine
would always eudeavor 90 please her;
she binshed her consent, though the suffering Las
said never word except, You're an ass
IN Assam Ass-lduous teaser
Rat when ~ were married. found 20 my ruth
Tho siammering lady had spoken the truth
For often. iu obvious dudgeou.
She'd SAY. u vrnturei - give her q jog
IN The Nay % reproof You ~ = dog dog dog
dog dog matte cuFmudgeoni"
sud ohce when said. W. can hardly afford
This evtravRgant styi- with our moderate hoard
And limited We uuFhi % h. wiser
sAo looked. assure, .Hc'eliugiy blu.
Aud r., fully cried, Iou'Ic jew Jew Jew
4 very ia 'llciags advis'r'
AGAIN when it lappeued that, wishing TO ,hisA
-ouic rail.r uurl.asan; and ariuou, work
begged her O. - 80 y neighhor.
she wanted % know Why made such a fuss.
Afi sagrll said. You're q cue -cus-eus--
You u-rc alws4- ac cus toned 60 labor
cat Of temper a; last with ihe insoi.nt lain-
And feeling the Wotaan wa. Yr'Rtly % hlsnn
To- .e,il in- instead % carcssiuF.
! uiuicf g Ter - e.. -.lkr cufi ~ an
Aud anrrily said. "Yu,. o. dam dam dam
damage instead q blessing
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goetifal.
THE YOUNG WIDOW.

Abe Il modest. but not hAshfal,
frcc aud easy. ha, not bold
Like an apple, riIc aud mellow.
Not too young and not TOO old.
Half inviting, half rrpulsive.
sNoW adv ancing. and nos shy
There Is mischief in her dimplc
Them IL danger la her 90
She has studied human nature.
She u sehooled IN all arts
She has taken her diploma
A. the mistress % all hearts
She can tell the very moment
When 90 sigh and when 10 smile
-. = maid Il sometimes charm ing
But widow al the while
Are you sad how very serious
WIN her Handsome face become
Arr YOU angryf 'hc l. Wrctehed.
Lonely. fricndlcss. tearfui. dumb
Are Sou mirthfnlf how her laughter
silver sounding, will ring out.
3he can lure. aud catch and play you
As the angler dos The trout
Sc old latchciors u forty
Who have grown ~ bald and Sise,
Young America % twenty
with love looks IN youreyes.
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the fall
Bat know = little widow
Who eould Wiu and fool you all
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g. ApropOs Of typographical blunders.
the New Haven Palladium says: g We be-
lieve Il was our predecessor, Mr.. Babcock.
who, in 40 energetic editorial said u
there no balm In Gileadf' Imagine his con.
sternatlon, next morning, 20 ind his elabOr.
Atoly wrought sentence turned with the
startling question. "ls there no barn in
Guiliord Z"
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CT An Irish barrister when he first
domiciled In Liverpool was troubled with
niver brass farthing." and be " onct upon
n time" described his poverty as follows
When first came 20 Liverpool ! was 10
perfect rags the smallest holes in my shirt
was the one stuck my head through /;
aud l had TO have that, my only shirt.
washed by the dozen. il was in twelve
pieces"
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eW An awkward man attempted 10 carve
a goose, when q tumbled on the floor.
Mercy a. exclaimed bile wife. We have
iost our dinner"
"Oh, no. my dear" he replied. Il is per-
fectly safe. for / have got my foot on H."
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CT De You enjoy goingto church nowi
asked q lady 81 Mrs. Partington. Law
me. do replied Mrs. Darlington. Moth
ing does me more good than 70 vet up eve.
~ Sunday morning aud 20 10 church and
hear q populous minister dispense With the
rospelh
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nrLet no man be too proud 70 work. Let
no man be ashamed Of a hard llst or . aun-
burnt connlenance. Let hlm BE- oa|IaMe4
only oflgnorance ard aloth. AAi % m4u
be ashamed Of poverty. Let him pn'I -
ashamed q di.koneslf nn6 i6lsnt1l