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Correspondence Detroit Free Press
How the Poor Government Clerks
Bre Worked.

Iho" VIVIAN
are Worked.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-COngress
would deserve the thanks of tax payers
in refusing to grant tho twenty per cent.
asked by the clerks in the different de-
partments were it not for the fact that
it gave the same per cent. to those of
its own political persuasion i'll the
Capitol with it's usual inconsistency.
II one,half the clerks now employed
here were discharged, and the remain
der compelled to attend to business with
half the assiduity of clerk in any
mercantile house in the country, there
would be twice the amount of work
done.
An acquaintance Of mine stepped into
the Quartermaster Generals office the
other day, and says that in the room
where his business was to he transacted
there were five clerks. Two of them
had been seated reading newspapers
with their feet elevated upon the Office
desk, two others were ZealOusly en-
gagged in discussing the absolute neces-
sity of having their pay increased be-
cause "Mollie" and Becky" were so
"deuced expensive" while the fifth was
not one of them doing q single stroke
for Uncle Sam. Another acquaintance
of mine is q clerk in the Second .Au
ditor's office, to which all the SOL
diers' additional bounty" claims are
referred. He says that one hundred
and fifty to two hundred and fifty
claims can be worked off in n day by a
man who attends to his business, but
the custom of the place has fixed the
number to be done at forty! 1t often
happens that clerk, wishing holiday
on the sly, works ont weeks stint
and getting brother clerk to hand in
his allowance every evening, drops out
for few days and has an elegant time.
All this time the innocent soldiers out
in the rural districts wonder what
makes matters work SO slowly in Wash
ington, and many gallant fellow
struggles with pecuniary difficulties
that this same bounty, justly due him,
would smooth away.
Occasionally a new clerk, fresh from
home and anxious to distinguish him
self, gets out fair days work, but in
stead of receiving Appreciation he is
warned by his comrades to he careful,
and if he persists in his diligent dis
clare of duty, he is quietly aud speedi-
ly notified by the chiefO of his division
that his services are no longer needed.
This conduct is Justified on the ground
that the business must be- carefully
nursed, or it will be finished up and q
large number of clerks thrown out of
employment. "Such is life"
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Governor Seymour Not q Bsudheider
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July q.

n
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, July u.
To the Editor Of the Times:
After the nomination of Governor
Seymour, the Republicans asserted that
he was the greatest bOndholder and
banker on Wall street. To satisfy my
self, the Democracy, and weak-kneed
Republicans in the West, addressed a
letter to the Governor on the subject.
Please find his answer enclosed for pub
LEGATION in the Times.
Yours respectfully, II: X. ~.
UTICA, n. Y, July q, 1865:
DEAR SIR: Your letter of the 10th
instant, to Governor Seymour is re-
ceived. He directs me to answer your
interrogotaries and say: he does not
own a Uuited States bond and never
did own one; and he never dealt IN
bonds or banking of any kind.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
b. D. NIXON, Jr.,
To II. Il. Dunn, Esq, Bloomington, III.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - Picnic =
Read advertisement.
Special Notice-James Rogers.
New Groceries--M. Reilly.
Wheeling Female College,. Z
Loomis.
Washington College,. c. Gordon.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DTCNIC.

ruIHE PICNIC THAT WAS ADVERTISED
i to como off on Begg's Run on Saturday last,
and which was postponed on account Of the in.
clemencv of the weather, will como off on SAT-
URDAYjNEXT, 9Th inst. The public arp in
vit,,d to attend Music will be furnished by
T + Brch's celebrated band. Buses win leave
the junction of the Street Railway with the
Bogg's Run road at frequent intervals during
the afternoon. 't-- august
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Statements from Patients, &c

COLLEGE Hill, CINCINNATI II irds in the las
stage of COMMUNION. In ten days after takins
the PRESCRIPTION, my CHILIs, NIGHr SwkArs
FEVER, &c, aeci sssed, and fsally altogethe,
disappeared. Al ere skeleton before, am nov
well stored with hesh. Nv restoration is mar
Gel 10 all ich0 kioir me.-MRs. e. l.. WRIGHT.
Your Prescription saved my daughters life
and has probably saved me hundreds of dol
lars"-Rev. 4. HUMPHREYS, Reason, NY.
I'VE bless God for the benefit We have receiv
ed from your Prepared Prescription. Rev. p
PEREGRtNE, Blossburg, Penn.
Every one to whom have recommended Il
has benefited much by its use."-Rev. c. d
JONES, Racine. Wis.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION" is pu,
mp in a 81 ~ bottle, and is sold by Druggist,
generally, or orders may be addressed u the
Sole Proprietors, OSCAR G MOSES CO., q
CoRTLANDr STREET, n. Y. Consultation free
A Circular, containing TESTIMONIALS or MANI
CASES successfully treated, win be sent free, by
mail TO all who win write for it.
Sold in Wheeling by all Druggists. Ask
your Druggist for Kings Prepared Prescription,
and if he has not got it he win get it for you.
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EYE, Ear, Throat, Lung, Heart DIS
eases, Catarrh, successfully treated by
DR.. Aborn, 13i Smithiield street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. A book 10y mail so cents.
fehl-lY
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The Healing Pool.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REroRTs, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de
stroy the manly powers, and create impedi
ments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF re-
lief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DIR. j. SklLLlN BoCGh
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
jail 3m
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VA.

LEXINGTON, VA.
TINHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THIRD
i Thursday in September 1863, and closes
fourth Thursday in June, 1869.
The Faculty consists of
Con. X. 4. LEE, President,
with Professors of Latin, Greek, Mathematics,
Modern Languages, Moral Philosophy, History
and English Language and Literature Applied
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Law and Equity. These are distributed
into: !. Faculty of Arts ?. Faculty of Science;
g. Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; 4.
Faculty OF Law. In each Of these is conferred
q distinct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree of
Muster Of Arts is open alike to students in each
course. In the Department Of Science are con.
ferred, also, Professional Diplomas of Civil En-
gineer and Mining Engineer. by the aid of a
full corps of assistant Professors, provision is
made for thorough drilling in the Departments
of English, Ancient and Modern Languages and
Mathematics.
ExpENsEs.-All necessary expenses need not
exceed s32j.
For full particulars apply to
f. e. GORDON,
aug6 Clerk Of Faculty.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
RASE RAIL.

A MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL WILL
"A be played by the first nine" Of the Cinein.
natl b. b. Club, of Cincinnati, and the first
nizer of the Baltic b. b. Club, OF this city, on
the Fair Grounds. wheeling Island, on Thurs
day. the 9Th inst. at o'clock p. NJ. Admission
IS cents. Children, 10 cents. aug3td
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Examination of Teachers.

rnHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION ~
i Teachers for the Public Schools OF wbsd
ing, will be held In the First Branch tpuEa.
Chamber In the City Of Wheeling, on Thur
day, August 10th, commencing at y o clOck
Candidates must bo present at the huur o!
commencing.
Holders OF Certificates, deslrous 10 have then
renewed. will please present them 10 tbs ~
derslgned on or before the day Of examination
Certificates already issued viii cease to b. y.a
August lat, ensuing. Their renewal Il At tb'
option Of the Examining Committee. Smi vi.
depend upon character and grade.
y. \. WILLIAMS
Dis. Snp't Of Schools
WHEELING, July 10Th, Is6s-td
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Ii e NJ Q " A L..
WILLIAM G. RYTE IL,

Teacher Of the "a
PIANO. ORGAN, MRLODEON, VIOLIN and
The GERMAN LANGUAGE, Tuner and
. Eepairer Of Pianos and Organs,
HAS REMOVED TO 8. Z. CORNER or
IL Market and Qniney streets, next door 70
Dr. HnlliheR's efSes. l ~ - d.
Orders may he let at T. A. Weber's Musle
store. AZ his residence. OF ~ the Cutlery Heuse
Of VIM. Krytsr, IS3 Market street
Lessons given and Piano farnished ag his res.
oence. apr3.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

LII PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED NOT TO
| "A purchase or trade for note drawn by me
in favor Of James McGill and endorsed by Mar.
tin Slater, dated July 4th. 1863, and promising
| to pay $3.50. five months after date. The note
was procured through Misrepresentation. and
JAMES ROGERS.
August 9Th, 1863. aug6-3t
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WHEELING
FEMALE COLLEGE

CESSION WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
y SEPTEMBER 7rH. Three years uninter.
rupted success is sufficient assurance Of the
merit of the institution and the excellence OF
its board of instruction.
Unsurpassed In salubrity. elevated above the
noise and dust of the city, with ample ground
and open exposure on all sides, IL combines the
healthfulness Of the country with the adyan.
tages of the city. Board "a per week. Tuition
from IS to sl2 per quarter.
Address l.. Z. LOOAlS,
augG.eodtilsepl0 President.
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CoN 81
For the Radical Cure OF ASTHMA, BRON.
CHlTlS, CATARRH, and all affections of the
LUNGS, THROAT and AIR PASSAGE
for General and Special arrangements of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM; for Disorders of the
BLOOD; and for all Functional Disorders of the
Stomach and BOtrctS.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases
the strength and decpeIs the color ef the pale blood
IL subdues the ChiiLS and Fcrer, and diminishes
the Erpect0rdtion. Ii checks the night sireats, al
ways, in from Seren TO fourteen days The ape
tie isiHrigorated, and the patient rapidly gains
feSh, the cough and the difficult breathing are
speedily relieved: the sleep becomes calm and
refreshing the cudctsatiOHs regular and uniform.
ALI. THE GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c, pISAPPEAR WITH A
REALLY ASTONISHING RArIETTY.
Tho PRESCRIPTION should he used in every
Disease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN, in which
there is exhibited any arrangement of either
the NERVOUS or the BLOOD systems. 1t is
uneQualed in Female Disorders, ScGniy or Sup.
pressed MenSeS Whites, dc.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both
the lest and the most ECONOMICAL Medi.
cine that can be taken. The average dose q
two teasponsful, taken once a day. The patient
never requires, under anu circumstances TO use
| Cough MiNtures' for the Cou-h; "Expecto.
| rants Tor the Expectoration; "Tonics" for the
Appetite or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood.
Asoaynes for the Nervous Irritation: Acids for
the Night Sweats; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil
| Constitutional Condition, and, through tsis CoalE
! Ann ahaaI iLal.
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WHooPINc COUGH.

nR. HENNIG GIVES THE PUBLIC A
IL chance TO save their children from the
plaques of wheoping cough, for his newly in
vented remedy cures il in two weeks.
Office Union street, betwoca Market and
Fourth streets. augj.lm
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Extra Family Flour.

I m BBLS. WHITE LILLY" WHITE
lUU Winter Wheat, fresh ground, Just re
ceived and for sale by
aug6 ID. hEiLLf'
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Refined Sugars

I'm II A II RRLs STANDARD
lOU crushed, graduated powdered and cot
ee crushed, just received and for sale by
II. REILLY.
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Incorporated 1885.
Wheeling Savings Institution

NONEYeRECEIvED ON DEPOSIT, IN
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold,
Collections made on all points In order to meet
q want that has long been felt In this csmmuni.
ty, this Institution win receive on wednesday
aud Saturday afternoons, between the hours Of
two and four O'Clock, deposits of any SUN Of
interest win be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DIRECTORS,
Alex. Laushln, Al. Panpeu
John AcLure, Jr., Alex. Roger
Morgan I. OFT, James Pam
Alex. ]. Czech, lanes Reed
octl7ly A. C. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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Fancy FlOuFS.

In BBLS. BALTIC QNDIANAl MILLS.
gu 50 I" Washington (Inaianal Mills,
Fresh ground Just received and for sale 6y
ano6 N. REILLY.
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Sugar Cured Hams.
An TIERCES FAvORITE BRANDS, CAN
fU vassed just received and for sale BY
auq6 II. REILLY.
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The business viii be carried on under firm
name as below We solicit the patronage OF
the public.
aug3lw II. LYNN a. CO.
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uelt tomorrow; members generally are overjoyed
WIN the result, being very anxious to clear out for
their homes.
delegations from Mississippi and Georgia were be-
lore the Reconstruction Committee to-day, urging
inc adoption OF legislation that may enable them to
nave 1ar elections in those States and put end to
the intimidation and prosecutions of the colored
people, Inc Mississippi men held that the loyal
people could have carried the State by large ma
Jorty had it not been for the threats frauds and
ruption of the Rebels The delegation from Georgia
sand that under the existing organization of the
Legislature in that State the ratification of the Con-
stltutOnal Amendment is an utter impos-
sibility. The Committee gave the gentle
men patient hearing, but seemed of
the opinion that it is too late in the session to intro
duce any of the measures suggested. Another meet
ing is to be held tomorrow, and the subject will be
again considered but it is not probable that any
thing will be done for these States until next Deem
Der. A delegation from Virginia also waited on the
Committee, requesting that such action may be taken
as will enable them to vote at the next Presidential
election. They are opposed to any registration,
and prefer that the election shall be held under the
old one.
United States Minister to one Of the principal
Powers of Europe writes the following to friend in
Washington:
THE resolutions of the Chicago Convention, in favor Of
i"tag tno honSr ana oie1iI OF t1S anu
reflects great credit on that body 1t has gained
for the nomination Of Gen. Grant the respect and
confidence OF all who on this side of the water are
jealous OF the reputation of the United States The cleo
ton OF Gen. Grant TO the Presidency seems TO be uni
versally admitted in Europe as a fixed fact His good
sense, equanimty, and generosity OF nature are well
known and appreciated in the Old World. and they give
of administration that viii increase the
power and influence Of the United States abroad aud pro-
mote their prosperity and peaceful progress at home
The Star of this city, says that the morning after
the nomination of Seymour and Blair by the New
York Convention, q scamp tied Grape to the door of
Chief-Justice Chases residence which, before it was
removed, caused some uneasiness among the friends
of that gentleman until it was understood to have
only political significance
BY the direction of the Secretary of War, enlisted
men who may dispose of or lose through their own
carelessness the Springfield breech-oadng musket
are hereafter to have charged against them, on the
muster rolls so for each and every musket 80 lost or
disposed of.
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THE FUNDING BILL.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-FOllowing is the text
Of the Funding BILL passed by the Senate last evening"
BE it enacted &C. That the Secretary of the Treasury Is
hereby authorized 10 issue coupon or registered Dos VI
the United States such form, and Of such dehonn
tions he may prescribe, redeemabe IN com AZ the
pleasure Of the United states after ~ 81, ana ~ yo
respectively and bearing the following rates OF yearly
interest payable semiannuay III COM tna' - ~ -
interest at per ccntum; bonds falling que IN ythS
shall bear Interest at Fer centuhj Wn' - s" W.
bonds shall be exempt from taxation ~ a"y ~ ~
under any State, municipal or local authority ana the
same, and the interest thereon ana the income mere
from snail be exempt ron tne payment VI a., -,
duties the United States other than such Income TAX
may be assessed upon other incomes ana t4e sl4
bonds and the proceeds thereon shall ne eAcuVey 5
for the redemption or payment, at the opuoh OF lc
holder or purchaser Of or eAcahge I9r an Glql amount
Of the present Understanding debt oil the united sl
other than the existing five per Centun bonds ana inc
amount in the aggregate sufficient To cover the pncA
Of all outstanding or existing obligations, as limited
herein and no more But not to exceed $OOoOoOO sHa
be of the issue redeemable in 20 years. . 49,. -.
And be II further enacted, That there Is hereby appTo
prated out the duties derived from imported goods
N35 100000 annually which sum, during each fiscal year
shall be applied to the payment OF hG nSlG'l anu 70
manner as may be determined 10y the Secretary OF the
Treasury or az Congress NAV hereafter direct and such
rad%cficSn snail be I'm lieu Of the sinking fund conteui-
plated by the NTH section Of the act entitled An act 10
authorize the issue Of United states notes ana lot INC .
demptOn funding thereof aud for funding the HoAhS
dept Of the United state approved lcDrIS ~
made payable specifically In coin shall bc legal ana ya
and may be enforced according 10 its terms ANYTHING IN
the several acts relating TO United States notes TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
ITOrt0e0, INdt TINS Apply q" "''t''''
for borrowing OF currency, or the renewal OF eA
tension Of any Indebtedness under contract already en-
tered into unless such contract originally required pay
ment I'm COIN ,.
SIC l. And be II further enacted. That from and after
the passage OF this Act per centagc deduction com
MISSION compensation or any amount or kihl snaI
be allowed TO any person for the sale or negotiation OF
any bonds or securities Of the United States disposed u
al the Treasury Department or elsewhere on account or
tho United States and all acts parts Of Acts anihoz-
Ing or permitting, by construction or Otherwise me
Secretary Of the Treasury to appoint any agent other
than some proper officer OF his department. 10 make such
sale or negotiation Of bonds and securities, are hereby
repealed.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GERMANY.
THE NATURALIZATION TREATY.

IlE NATURALIZATION TREATY.
BERLIN, July 14-'rhe following is a free transla-
ton, from the German of the text of the Naturaza-
tion treaty recently concluded between Bavaria aud
the United States:
ARTICLE l. Subjects OF the Kingdom Of Bavaria who
have become subjects Of the United States Of North
America, and who have uninterruptediy lived during
hve years In the United States, TO be considered
as American citizens and accordingly treated by Bsya-
ra Likewise shall the subjects Of the United States Of
America, who have been naturalzed citizens Of Bavaria
and have uninerruptedly lived during five years in
Bavaria, be considered subjects Of Bavaria and be
treated as such by the United States The declar
alton OF intention to become a citizen OF one or the
other State, shall have effect of naturalization with
respect TO one or the other State.
ART H. Any naturalzed citizen OF one State may be
indicted and punished after returning into the territory
Of the other State, If he has committed any threat
ened with punishment before his emigration providing
the crime has not become obsolete according to the laws
OF his original country.
ART III. The treaty between the Kingdom Of Bavaria
as part and the United States the other part
cuded the 18th Of September 1853 respecting the
tradition OF fugitive criminals be granted in certain
cases, shall continue unchanged.
ART. Nv. If Bayarian, naturalized in America takes
up his residence In Bavaria without intending 10 return
to America he is to be considered renOuncng his natu
ralizaton in the United States Likewise an American
nauraized in Bavaria, is to be considered renouncng
his naturalization he again settles In the United states
without intending to return to Bavaria The renunca
ton may be considered valid if the naturazed citizen
of State lives for than two years the terri
tory of the other State.
ART. V. The present treaty viii be valid Immediately
after the exchange Of Publications, and will be valid for
ten years II part fails TO the intention to
repeal within months prior to its expiration it shall
remain force until the expiration Of twelve months
after the time that Of the contracting parties gives
noti Tn no OIL ~ al 10
ART. VI. The present treaty shall be ratified by His
Majesty the King Of Bavaria and the President Of the
United States with the consent Of the Senate Of the
United States and the notifications shall be exchanged
at Munich within twelve months from this date, May
20, 1861
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR NORFOLK.

BRIsroL, Tenn, July 15.-The Convention
which WAS called by the Norfolk (Ya Merchants Elk
change TO consider the best means for establishing line
Of steamships from Norfolk to Europe TO secure better
market 10 the South and to furnish farmers for small
farms and white laborers, met here to-day. Several
hundred delegates, representing every town on the he
from Norfolk TO Memphis, and the adjacent sections OF
Northern Georgia Alabama and Mississippi, are here
Mr. T. A. Nelson Of Memphis was chosen PRESIDENT ana
an adjournment until TO morrow agreed 10.
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GREAT FIRE IN sCHoHARIE.

SCHoHARIE, July 14.-At o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered in the barn attached to Francisco
Woods hotel The barn was soon sheet OF name ana
soon the hotel Deyos daguerrean rooms, Wers Borsts
clothing store Hiram Benedcts grocery the schoharie
County Bank building, o. Root Co.'s Jewelry establish
ment Walter Schufelts restaurant and Dr. Nelss Office
M, Sehohdre Republican Office the Arcade building and
Alexander Rckar residence The total loss ESTIMATED
at $4,000 Woods Hotel, the Bank building excepting
fIe roof Root x Co.'s jewery establishment, q. H.
Badgeys threestory brick store and Mlers q Borsts
store we're saved with partial loss The other losses
were total The fire OF ncendary origin.
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wreck OF THE U. 8, STEAMER WYOMING.

SAN FRANCISCO July 15.-The United States
steamer wyoming July .. into unknown rock in
Thadweu passage rs miles North OF Fort Russell and
stove large hole nearly amdship. The vessel Ia con
sidered total wreck Her spars are above water ana
NAV be saved and probably her guns. No lives were
lost The English war steamer sparrow Hawk was
snoken the day following the shpwreck and would reach
Tie W. ssel IN a few hours and render assistance,
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SPAIN.

OBSCURE AND CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.
LONDON, July l5.-The reports of the political stu
alton in Spain are obscure and contradictory. No
trustworthy accounts of the conspiracy which led to
the arrest Of the Duke de Montpensier and Others
have been received from any source. A stringent
censorship is maintained by the Spanish Govern
ment, which prevents the transmission Of political
news by telegraph