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LONDON, August 22th.-The Interna.
tional race between the American
yacht Sappho and the English yachts
Condor, Ounara, Cambria, and Alive,
is proposed to take place next Tuesday,
The race to be subject to the rules of the
Royal Yacht Squadron and to course
once around the Isle of Wight. Nc
square sails allowed, but other sails and
crew unlimited. Sappho. which regis
tered at New York 2T4 ions is entered al
$40 tons.
The North German Government IS
about to institute an inquiry into the
circumstances of the cholera aboard the
emigrant ship Liberty.
a dispatch announcing the attempted
assassination OF Queen Victoria in
Switzerland was received through the
regular news channel. The foreign
office here has received no advice ofthe
affair.
PARIS. August 22.-The proprietors
of the L1nteine, the editor OF which
was recently sentenced to pay fine of
10, 900 francs TOR a violation of the press
law, yesterday attempted to resume the
publication of that paper. The police.
however, were notified and the entire
edition seized and confiscated before it
left the Office of the printer.
LONDON, August 23.-Despatches
from Constantinopie report that Ad-
mlral fdrrARuI SIlll remained IN tnst
city last week. He had an interview
with Ignatifee, the Nesseau Embassa-
dor to the sublime ports, and subse-
quently the Admiral, in company with
Gen. Ignatifee, visited the Turkish
Ministers, FuRd Pashi and 1. r. Pashi.
PARIS, August 23.-Tne Patrier in an
editorial on Amirican affairs, advises
that the dispute between the United
States and Great Britain concerning the
Alabama claims, be referred to the ar
bitration of one of the great powers as
the only method of arriving at def
mite and final settlement.
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CatueRaease.

BUFFALO, August 22.-Messrs. n. r.
Patrick, ]. Stanton Gould, and Lewis
Allen, the States commissioners to in
quire into the cattle disease, met in this
city to-day at nine o'clock. The morn
ing hour was consumed in consultation
with the municipal authorities. The
commissioners, with the above named
authorities, will visit the cattle yard
this afternoon. Commissioners will be
appointed in different parts of the State
to look after cattle arriving from
abroad. Several days viii be devoted
TO a most thorough examination Of the
causes of the disease.
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WenNnaEes

NEW YoRR, August 2S-Arrfved, the
United States Steamship De Sofa, Com
mauder G. 8. Boggs, from Port Au
Prince, Augdsf 16. When thetDe Sofa
left, the o. s. Gunboat Gettysburg, and
the English Men.of-War FaYorife and
Mullett, and small Spanish Gunboat,
well on board the GettYsburg.
The political condition of affairs at
Port An Prince ID reported unchanged,
and Sainaye gaining strength daily by
desertions from the rebels.
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Arrest OF the sew Yorh common


NEW YonK August 22.-One of the
most serio-comical affairs ever perpe-
trated in this city was the arrest today
of the whole Board of Common Coun-
ciImen for contempt of Judge Barnard,
OF the Supreme Court IN not obeying
an Injunction of said Court. The writs
for the arrest had been in the hands of
the Sheriff for several days, but they
could not be found. BY preconcerted
arrangements the Couucilmen met quiz
etly at the rooms of the City Hall to-
day and proceeded to transact business.
They had just passed resolution ad-
mitting to seats the five members. to
whom they had heretofore denied that
right, and by that denial brought on
themselves the contempt of the order
of Judge Bernard. When the depu-
ties of the Sheriff appeared in their
midst and declared them all under ar
rest, motion to adjourn was carried.
They then formed in line, and headed
by the Sheriff and his deputies, march.
ed to the Supreme Court. The Court
had however adjourned, when the Sher-
if put them each under parole oath to
appear next Wednesday, and they dis
persed. The whole affair is regarded
as farce
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CANADA.

TORONTO, August 22.@The express
robbers were before the Police Magis-
trate yesterday. Several witnesses
were examined. Norton has been iden-
tined by another person who saw him
jump from the car. The charges against
the four women have been abandoned
and the women have been discharged.
The Investigation stands adjourned till
Monday.
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Tuesday. AuguSs25.
Point FIecsu1it, a. W. Campbell, Esq.
=, : Major r. S. Brown
Gen. w. h Powell.
Thursday, Attg'lEtZ7.
F,7iyuont Hon. w. f. Stevenson
Hon. +. H. Peirpoint.
FFfdGV, august IS.
Sy5fnosfoa- Hon-W E Stevenson
Hon. F. n. Peirroint.
Saturday, Au0aist29.
C1neyon Hon. O. D. Hubbard.
Prof. d. ]. McBaid.
Fridoeporf Hon. w. E. Stevenson
MasontomsI, Hon. ]. e. AcIrew.
Tuesdoy, September L
Nicholas O. q. P. D. Horan, ESQ.
Capt, T. G. Putnam
49, Mai. f. Gaines.
Fyillfppf Hon w. E. Stevenson
Hon. ]. @. McGrew.
rul Hon. ]. 7. Hoke.
Uerton Hon w. 7. Wiley.
Hon. c. d. Hubbar1.
yeio MqJffpFriUe, John R Hubbard.
Poodhontds c. H, Capt. w. A. Monroe.
Thursday, September srd,
Fe,t Onion. Hon. c. d. Hubbard.
F, iday, September 4h.
g,ar4on. C. Il, Hon. D. D. t. Farusworth
Saturday, September 81
Wheeling. Hon. w. t. Wiley.
5s5 Monday. SepteRber7.
MaytfnIburg. Hon. w. 4. Stevenson
Hon. e. D. Hubbard
1us1dGy, September S.
CDazsmoutb. Gen. W. n. Powell.
=" Capt, ]. II. Phelps.
Wedaesdas,, Septenseers.
Sbsnbsyduo1.n Hon. w. Z. Stevenson
Hon. C. d. Hubbard.
.1hurIddy, Septem6erlO.
RTnReld, Gen. VII. Powell.
Capt. ]. Il. Phelps.
81 1Idy7o Jno. A. Hutchinson, ii
Gen. F. P. Peirpoint.
Friday. September II,
BeyEeleU Springs Hon. ". E. Stevenson
- - Hon. o. ID. Hubbard.
Hon. Benz. Stanton
Saturday. September L.
CsunseyTy S,Hr1lh, Hon. ". E. Stevenson
= = Hon. Benz. stanton,
Hon. c. D. Hubbard.
Rfpley Gen. W. II. POWELL
MoRddg, September a.
Ne.p Greek. Hon. BENZ. Stanton.
SpeueEr, - Maj. r. g. Brown.
j. q. Schnling.
Tuesday, September IS.
BuekhaanoH, Hon. W. E Stevenson
i3 Hon. G. d. HnbbaId.
Hon. ]. G. MeGrew.
RednesdaA September l6.
C1QzEIburo, Hon. W. E Stevenson
Frliay, September Is.
R4sehie Court Roaise, Hon. W. E; Stevenson
GOV. F. n. Pe1rpolnt.
Monday. September u.
~.
Gr1nfIiiIe Maj. r. s. Brown.
j. g. SchiIllnG. -
FFidoy, Ocf0ber2. E
chaTisSsoa, Hon. W. e Stevenson
Monday. oetO6eT5,
CodLznotlth, Hon. w. E. SteYensOn
Tlesddy, October 9.
WfadeRd, Hon. W. e Stevenson
Wednesday, Oct0beT Z,
Btf1dIo. Hon. W. z Stevenson
r7-1 1RIEsdGy, oatOoTs,
Poi,n Pledsant, hon. w. Z. Stevenson
Saturday, oatobT 10,
C1bel7 O1,rrt IRolLse. Hon. W. E. Stevenson
SDencsT5s Q Gen. W. a. Powell.
Hon. ]. n. Phelps.
Non6Gy, Oz06g L,
cezpdo. Wayne Co., Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hedaeu1ays oeso6zl4. ~
MaSoR CuH Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Friday, Oto6T I6,
Rrrennrood, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
.s Monday, oesObH ls. -
BeHrlge, Hon. E. Stevenson
Wednesday,, Oeso6G u.
PukeTS6lHp, Hon: ". E. Stevenson
FedHesaay, SeptenbzSa,
Giiaer, c. n, Gen. F. P. Peirpoint
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The Eight Hour system at Spring
field ArInoFy.

NEW YoRk, August 22.-There is a
little unpleasautness at the Sprinfield
Armory and workshops. About two
months ago au order came from Wash
inton making eight hours days work.
and since that time the men have been
working on that system with the under
standing that their pay was to continue
without reduction. On Thursday,
however, Col. Benton told the men in
formally that he had instructions from
headquarters that their wages would
be c1t down proportionately, that all
who wished could work ten hours and
was an unlocked for turn in affairs and
all hands quit as usual at four O'Clock,
with the determination TO work only
eight hours and take the chance of re-
ceivinR full pay.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE NY FARM IN
i Union township, MarEhan county, W.
Va, containing l66< acres, seven miles
nom W heeling and four miles from BellaiE,
Ohio The sai1 farm Is all under good fence,
and about l45 acres under plough, and a.
good timber rs any farm In the county.
There Is on the said iaTm q two story trame
house containing ntno rooms with good
cellar and wash room. Tl19 said aouse II all
painted and papered and finished in good
style, barn, corn-cTib, grain houEes smoke,
house, wagon shed and other out houses,
and anever falling well OF water at the door
Also q number OF good springs, that can't
be e1eelied,i in the State. dhere = also about
$50 bareing apple trees of the very stEeiec-
tiOnOf New York and other fEu1t, plnmbS.
cherry, ounce and Ohio fTutt trees The
said faErn IS adopted for either grain or stock
There IL county road leading from the
FatrmOnt pike TO AoundsYflla through Ihs
farm. The farm lies In q good neighborhood, /,
one mile from three churches ana 0Ee mile
nom SheErard post-ofhee, y mile from good
school house. AsI wish 10 san VIII give a
bargain. For further Information enquire
on the premises, or addness 70 EheErard post
ofdceI Marshall county, West Virginia.
rs SAMUEL DORSEY JEs
IyE-1tW2Eeode as
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GERMANY.

Semi-oficial correspondence of Ber-
lin praises Baron Won Benst's recent
speech at the rifle meeting In Vienna,
on account of its admission that Aus
tria is no longer a German State, nor
considers herself called to exercise a
guiding influence over the destinies of
Germany, and adds that Prussia will
not quarrel with Austria as long as she
adheres faithfully to the principles OF
peace and reconciliation thus laid
'd0W0
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary EIcctIOn-The Church

NEW York, August 23.-The Steam
er City of Antwerp brings mail and adj
vices from Qu eenstown to the 18th.
Preparations for the forthcoming Par
liamentary elections were in progress
throughout. The great test question is
the disesta blishment OF the Irish
chuch, and the liberals and tories are
obliged TO declare for or against that
measure. Bsf0retheir constituents, w.
E. Foster, 81. p, for Bradford. made a
speech in which he condemned D'Roel
and his policy, but praised Lord Stan
ley's cause with regard to the Alabama
claims and the National Ration Ques-
tion.
Douglass Cooke. editor Saturday Re-
view, is dead.
DanO.2ussIar1 Cable.
A telegraph cable is to be laid be-
tween Denmark and Russia.
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PHnADELPHLA. August 22-East
evening Miss Isabella smith, aged II
years, daughter of Gen. Killy smith, ],
U. s. Consul at Panama, was accident
ally drowned at Terresdale in the Del
aware river. The body Is not yet re-
covered.
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sehutzen PestlvaI

BALTnEoRE, August 22-The Schut-
zen festival will commence on Monday
next. Arrangements have been made
to make il the most entertaining eyer
held in Baltimore. Agrand procession
on Monday morning Will inaugurate
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rIfan

NEW .YoRK, August 23.-Mr. George
Scott, highly respectable merchant OF
'StenbenVfIIe, Ohio, died this morning
while attending divine service AZ y
Adams church. His body u at lhs
st. Nicholas Hotel.
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WHY is the Democratic party like
ancient Job Because 1t can say '.to
corruption, Thou art my father. and to
the worm Tof the still Thou art my
mother and my sister"
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JOSEPH sPEIDEL.
WHOLESALE GROCER.
no. Ss MAIN ST,
rrrxa IVA

uAs JUST RECEIVED AND orEERs
1 for sale:
40 bbls choice Winter Wheat Flour.
800 do Spring do do
$50 BAGS Rio Coffee-
30 keRs Nails, assorted sizes. -
20 chests Z. Hyson and Black Teas,
100 caddies and boxes los. Is and Navy
Black Tobacco.
Also, Sugar, Syrup, Fish, Buckets. Tnbs.
WashboaTs, Brooms, Salt, Soap, Candles,
Cheese, Vinegar and others articles kept In
q Wholesale store, which I.oneT az lowest
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RnEa-

RooHErKE, n. z, August 1.-The
stove worksof G. G. Curtisss on Main
street. was destroyed by fre last night.
Los $50, COO. insured
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st. Loui. IIide market.
81. LOUIS, Aug. q.

HIDE-Dsmand steady and active
flint selling at 23a235zc; dry salt ut 2Os
2O1<c, and green salt at liz to l2c y d
the outside rates for chOiee lots
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HoRAIIo sExMouR-The man who
never loaned the Government dollar.
The people will pay him OF with IN
terest this fall.
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Rtrer ID yEealher.

PTrrsBuRaH. August -RiEer 70
mercury a degrees.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 2-The steamship
DeutchIaud, from Hamburg arrived
this morning.
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MorTo OF rHE DKMocRA7Ic CANDI-
DATE FOR G6YKRN6E.-aoil is Wen" I"
After October it will be: 'sBetter to
have LET well enough alone"
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Z Two BLKssTsas.-"God bless you
but your candidate I cannot be.n God
bless you, Horatio, our President you
viii not be. - 49,
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DINNER PILLS.

AHpeIsons of bilious habits, afteF eating
or drinking too freely, viii md great RELIEF
In the use Of III. Ro6askis Blood Pills: they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach.
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, sour erueta-
tons, &c, which follow from eating too
heartily.
sold By an Druggists eveEywhepe-
jy1S2mdGW
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Cincinnati.

AUGUST 22.-FLoUR-Duu and IOaI5o
lower; family s. 75a10 ., latter an ex-
treme rate.
Dull at 92a93c for ear; no demand for
/ ShelIed. Oats-Less firm; No. at 55c.
RyeDun at 81 2Sa1 So
CorToN-Nominal at 291<c.
ToRAcCo-Unehanged and firm.
WHsKY-Held at CSC without any
| demand.
PRovrsToNs-Quier and unchanged.
Pork-Held at S2S 20. Lard-At ls7<c,
but no demand. Bulk Meats-Eirm but
quiet at 12Ea12Xc tor shoulders and
sides in good or1ers demand for bacon
shoulders at 1S5sa1SK, and for clear
sides IKE. Sugar cured hams, 2O1<a
BuTrER-DulI for all but choice,
which brings S5aS6e.
CHKKsE-Advanced 1<aIc; Western
Reserve 151<al6c; factory I61<a1Te.
EGGs-F1rm at 15a16c.
APPLs-VeEY scarce and wanted at
| S5a7 90 per barrel.
L1SsKED on-Firm but quiet at 81 II.
PETRoLEUN-Steady; refined S3aS5c.
SEEDs-Clover, dull; small sales at
lie. Timothy, in demand at e eoa3 90.
Flax, s. 25a2 80.
GoLD-144 buying.
chicago.
/ AUGUST 2-FLoUR-Dnll and easier;
spring extras s. O0a9 90.
| GRAIN-Wheat-Less active and 2aSc
lower; sales No. 1 at 81 70a1 a, and No.
2 at 81 coal g; closing at 81 g. for No. 9;
no change since noon board. Corn
Active and Aa1<c lower; sales No. at
9s1<a9s5<c; No. 2 at 9Sa9SEc, and reject
ed at 96e; closing with sellers of No
at 99c; sales this afternoon at 991<c for
| No. 1. OaIs-Active and 1<a1c lower;
sales at 52a5Sc; closing at 523<a53c. Rye
-Firmer; sales 81 2SaI 80 for No. 1, and
81 23aI . for No. 2 in store; closing
steady at 81 80 for No. in store. Bar
ley-Fairly active and 1a1Hc higher;
closing at 81 5Sal 60 for No. In store.
AUGUST 22.-FLOUR-Sales of fancy
white at S1I .. z--...-
GRAIN-Wheat-sa4c lower, except
| for choice; white Wabash 81 11n2 121<;
amber Michigan 81 04a2 o.; amber Illi=
noIs g 121<a2 Is; No. red g 02a2 03s
amber seller August - 03; seller Sep
tember g Of. Comic lower; sales of
No. at 81 03; No. / white 81 %; yellow
/ 81 OAK. Oats-1c lower; sales OF No.
at 5Sc; No. at 56c- Rye-3c lower;
sales No. at 81 3T1<a1 10; No. Q 81 IS.
BarIey-Sales of State at 81 60.
Milwaukee.
AUGUST 22--FLoUR-Dun and 25c
lower; city Xxx 50 OOa9 so.
GRAIS-Wheat-Unsettled at 81 SO
for No. L.
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DoCKING's UNRIYALLED BAKING
always gives satizfactton. aprS
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onr GAlsfox.-The kind of stuff
Camden writes IN his letters to the
German Republicans. Slick as it is, 1t
don't go down with the Dutch.
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A speelk OF war.

The whites In the South need have
no fear of the consequences of negro in
surrectioa. They have used the bullet
once, and If God, in his Omnipotence,
points to that remedy. let them again
drop the ballot for the bullet and bright
bayonet.. Christ forbid thai such dis
asteTs may come upon us; the South is
not threatening to renew the war; but
the men who did the hardest fighting
for the Union are Democrats, and, II
the unhappy occasion should arrive
they will resume arms for the honor ol
their country and the rights of Consti-
tutional government. We deprecate
the very suggestion of such calamity
yet, to what better result can the reck-
less course of the Radical party lead
and, if we are forced to choose between
despotism and another war tor our ma
tionality, the patriotic people of the
Southland true Americans every
where-will not shrink from the dan
gerous problem.-RegisteT.
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aAKn e q TEl.EeRAE.t.
NEW YoRK. Aug. %. 1853
REaurAR REPoRr.

NAs" Aol-1@s % =
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToS-Steady; sales at soc for mid
ling uplands. .s.sa Is. =
WaKAT-Very duu, and nominally
lower, with buyers and sellers wide
apart: shippers out Of the market, and
miIlers fear the rapid decline in hOurs
and insist upon a material reduction
Rye-Lower at Sf55a160 for western.
Oats-DuIl and unchanged at 7Sc in
store; 795< afloat Tor old, and 75aT6e for
western at the depot. Corn-Quiet At
81 I4al 19 for unsound and 81 2OaI ~
for sound new mixed western afloaT.
Pork-DulI; sellers mess at $2S 90; buy
ers at $2S so for regular. Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Quiet and steady. bacon
Firm and moderately active. Lard
Duh at 1s5sals5Se for prime steam.
Eggs-Quiet at qua 23G.
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WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRACY AND
THE tEIGGER.-'
A RemarhabIy Candid Letter.

The following letter will explain
itself. No one can read it and doubt
its authenticity. Its slightly profane,
but perhaps the source and the circum-
stances under which it was written will
excuse that:
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ROUND MKE IN seUARE HoIEs.-
nBloated Bondholdars'' on the Demo
cratic ticket. They viii be looking
for very small knot holes after oc-
49,. .. ..ssrssg =. 49,. 20.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GoLD-GoId was Armer at the close,
owing TO a loss of specie by the banks,
and advanced TO I441<. Loans were
made at 3. 2H and 2 per cent. for carry
ing, and fiat for borrowing.
IioVRRNlIENT SToCKs-D0ll and
heavy at the close. LOIs could not be
sold at quotations. The bonds are be-
ginning TO return from Europe as usu-
"a in the latter part of the year, and al
ready 81 .OOO, ,Oe0 Of IS62s have been Or
dered back, which have been sold here
from Ii3 TO IIS1<, dull and heavy. In
yestmenE demand very littIes and or
ders from the interior are 10 sell.
Commons, 81, 1I35Sa1l35<; do '62, 1I31<a
IIs3<; do '69, 1OS5SaIO9; do '65. MIA
ms; do new, 1O75Sa1071S; do '6Ts 10IA
aI075<; do '6S, 107l<a10T% 10 40Ss l067sa
STocKs-5:50 prices: Pacific Mail 100
aIO05<; Western Union Telegraph S4a
341<; New York Central 12SZa1255S5
Erie 4s1fa4S5<; do preferred 69a7Oi Ohio
q Mississippi 2S7<a295 Wabash 5za5z1zi
Michigan Central 1lSA1l9S Michigan
Southern S2zEs3; Pittsburgh S5ZaS6s
Toledo s9a995<; Tsrre Haute s9a39.
FxPRFss SHAREs-Hells5 Fargo &
Co. 26a285<; American 42a4z5Ss Adams
4eI<a495<; United States 45a43<j Mer-
chants Union 2l1zaZiZ-
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican Stale Central Com
naittee announce the following list Of Union
meetings, which viii be addressed by the
speakers named below: .-.- 5-
County Committees and all Union men are
requested 10 see that full notice IS given of
fhe meetings in their county and that
nroper accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided.
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DRY GOODS,

Trade was active; the only change
to-day was the Offering of good line
prints at one shilling per yard, Ri
which price they are sold freely.
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Dear IRteui1encer .

OS1T 4ItetlgeHceF
A great many articles such as the
above taken from the Register of this
morning, are to be found in Democratic
papers throughout the country, and
heard from Democratic speakers in
their Club Rooms and other places; and
il is quite the custom for Union papers
and speakers in noticing all such talk,
to protest solemnly, and hope that no
such state of affairs may again be
brought upon the country. OF course
every lover Of peace and order endorses
such hope, but with ll-due difference
1 would submit that this Is not the
proper manner in which to meet all such
reasonable words. Mercy and kind
ness only encourages such men, and
they should be met in manner better
suited to curb their mettle. Let every
one who reads os hears anything OF the
kind give these man to understand that
the very men who whipped such no
tions out of them when they Tried Inc
bullet before, are able 10 do SO again.
and-that should the necessity arise, they
are ready. and willing also. Ten and a
dozen years since, men OF kindred
spirit used a similar style of threat,
and because all true lovers of law and
order then begged them not to make
use of such language or harbor such
thoughts, they were led TO suppose that
all such men were towards, and would
not dare to resist, should the sword be
drawn, If they have forgotten now
greatly they were mistaken and think
they have anything to gain by another
appeal to blows, LEI them Sgo in lively
and the ''boys in bIue'' viii be found
ready to demonstrate that the biggest
"bnlly'' is not usually the best man.
5aflss Yours truly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-24

August 22.-Market generally inRc
tiYeand prices nominallY I'd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-24

FLoUK-Unehanged.

GF2IEWheat-Very low for all
grades below choice. Corn-LoWer-
9OaQ4e. Oats-Unchanged; 50a53. Rye
Sells at 81 15. Barley-S1 coal 50 Iol
PRoN1sIoss-Unehanged and duh.
WmKY-S1 2ka1 25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-24
AUGUST 22-FLoUR-Sales Of fancy

AUGUST 2a--FLoUR-Dull and 25c
lower; city Xxx 50 OOa9 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un Unsettled at 81 so
for No.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-04
FROM CALIFORNIA.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3.-The steamship Japan
sailed for Yokohama and Hong Kong to-day,
nauguratinga monthly line OF steamers between
San Francisco and Hong Kong. She takes out
272 passengers, and merchandise valued at
500, 900, and $S78 900 in specie ]. Ross Browne,
the American minister to China, Charles D..
Poston, Commissioner of the Agricultural De.
partment, and Baron Ruktshtsn, geologist, are
passengers.
The press OF the Pacific coast unanimously
endorses Mr.. Brown for the China mission, as
possessing many qualifications to assist him in
rendering valuable services to the United
States. Baron Ruktshten intends making geo.
logical researches III China.
rlour quoted at 575@6'75; Wheat nominal at
SITS; Legal-tenders 20 cents. .. ..