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ST, Louis, August IA special to the Dem
oerdi from Solomon Oity, Kansas, says Captain
Moody, who has just arrived here, reports that
on Wednesday large bands OF Sioux, obey
ennes, and Arapahocs attacked a settlement
on Solomon river, ifty-six miles to the north
OF here, killing David Besugardes and u. d.
Bell, and mortally woundlng another.
The Indians also ravished two women on
Plumb creek and carried of two little girls
belonging to A. A. Bell, living on Mulberry
creek. They killed German and wounded a
boy at Brown creek. There is also a large
number OF persons missing from the vicinity
of Browns creek. All the stock has been run
away, and the country stripped OF provisions.
1t Is reported that fighting is now going on at
Salt creek.
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Giorying in their shame.

The Charleston Mercury speaks right out.
These South Carolinians OF the Mercury school
were always famous for buster and froth.
There WAS time when such disturbcrs used
to frighton tlmId Northcrners. 1t is over nov ,
II words and brag could have conquered the
world, II would have been subiued long ago.
This is what the Mercury says:
mot one honest man, south of Mason's and
DiXon's line, Is ashamed Of the musket he bore
or the sword he drew In defcuce of the eonfed-
crate flag. The man who says he Is ash amed
Of IL lies. lie, every honest man at the North
be sure of the fact, that the man who says 50
wants to swindle money out OF somebody.
He is = kRayc either In the first or In the last
step"
We do not suppose thst the Mercury wants
to "striH4ic money! out Of anybody. oh! no
Here is a clear case for the Tammsny mnna-
gers.
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\ TIMELY MOvENENT.-we observe that
some Of our cotemporarlc are urging the con-
vcnience Of n boat or car to run between this
city and Alexandria after the hour for closing
OF places of amusement and business. We
have more than once directed public attention
to this matter, and cordially unite in the re-
marks made In its favor yesterday by our
uelshhor OF the EiCHigcHcer. 1t is behind the
age that two cities, one of 10000 and the
other Il, 900 Inhabitants, scarcely csnnon-shot
distance apart, should after nightfall be as
separate RS though an ocean rolled between
them. We are glad to hear that = project is
on foot TO run n steamer at late hour be.
tween tho two cities.
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From GeOrgia-POIiticaIA mIrs-Ths
Cotton CrOp.

ATLANTA, August 1.-THE following guber-
material nominations were confirmed by the
Senate Associate judges OF the supreme
Court, Mccoy eight years. Hiram Warner
four years.
Mr.. Campbell moved 10 reconsider the ac-
tion Of the Senate on the minority report on
the case OF expelling the negro Senator, Brad
ley. He spoke at length. He predicted that
If Bradley were sent forth on the world with
this foul imputAtion on him, he would meet
with sympathies ofnlnety-two thousand voters
of the down-trodden race. The time would
come when the bones Of Bradley would rise In
judgment against men who perpetTsted such
injustice on an innocent man, and brought
about such calumny.
The cotton blows in this vicinity are well
developed, and the staple 10 OF excellent
quality.
The body of Kennedy Recovered.
CLEVELAND Aug. 4.-The body of Kennedy
who was blown Off shore In a sail boat on
Friday, was found to-day at WiIloughby, Ohio.
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New YORK, August A.-Soon after two
o'clock this morning, a fire broke out In the
building No. ~ and Al, Greene street. Apple.
toms publishing house was on one side of the
burning building and Trow's building on the
other. BY the superhuman exertions Of the
nremcn, both were saved, though they were
several times on are. Appleton, the publisher
occupied the Hrst floor OF No. 70 and a as a
press room.
The loss Is estimated at 81, 900; insured for
sl5,OOO. The second and third foors were oc'
cupied by Lcibeuroth h Vondeur, blank book
manufacturers. Loss ESQ, 900; the insurance Is
unknown. The loss on the building owned by
II. S. Howard s25 900; insured for 10000.
Msbie, Todd & Co., gold pen manufacturers,
loss IS 600; insured.
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From Harrisburg, Pa. - Prselsn.-
ton OF Goveraer aeary In negsra
- the Death - Hon. Thsaae,,s
Stevens.
HARRisBuRo, Aug. 1.-THE body Of Hon.
Thaddeus Stevens paused through here a. -four
O'Clock this afternoon, when minute Gun.
vcre fred and the bells OF the city toiied.
The following address and order has Iust
been promulgated by the Governor:
,,ExEcurIvE CHAspEa,
HARRIsHusg. Aug. II.
To THR PEOPLE OF PENNsyLvANIA: The
SS S All %ds s al
IL an. event which today shrouds the Common
wealth in gloom. Though not q native OF the
State, Thad stevens most earnest efforts were
always devoted to Its interest aud glory. His
name will ever be associated with all that IL
great in the progress Of the last qusrter of a
century, as well as all that pertains TO states
petuate the American Union.
The people Of Pennsylvania owe TO the en-
lsrged statesmanship OF Thsddeus Stevens
the iniatlon Of the systcms of public Improve
ments which has since developed the vast re.
sources Of the State, and rendered Its pros
perity a subject Of wonder and admiration
To HIS wisdom and liberality we are indebted
for our present magnificent system OF free
schools. The children OF the poor are enabled
to reach degree Of cultivation beyond which
the wealthiest and most favored Of other lands
cannot 20. As member OF the convention
which revised and amended the State constI-
tuition, as a Representative IN the lower
branch OF the legislature, and as canal com
missioner the late Thaddeus Stevens displayed
the same great abilities which distinguished
him as jurist In the highest courts and as a
leader In the counsels OF the nation.
The memory OF the services OF the Illus
trious dead; OF his many grand traits OF char
acter; Of his great and cultivated intellect; OF
his Irresistible abilities as q jurist and as a
legislator, and OF his generous and muniflcent
charities will never die. II will survive the
recollection OF man, and forever live on the
Legislatures, In the histDry or our country,
TO which he was 90 rrdently attached, and on
the hearts OF his country men, whom he so
Immortality honored and so faithfully served.
state government be closed On Monday; that
the national nag be displayed at half-mast at
the same time on all the public buildings in
the State. JoHS W. GEARy.
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From South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 1.-THE vetocs to
radical measures Of the Legislature created
intense feeling among extreme members, ard
a break between the Radicals and moderate
Republicans.
Intelligence received indicates that the me-
groes are arming in different portions of the
State There arc threats of violence. The
leaders publicly say there is captain on every
plantation. The whites anticipate serious
trouble.
The Governor failed TO make a loan OF sl25-
oCo
The members are grumblinF, and the people
talk OF refusing to pay taxes.
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Political AmIrs in north Carroll,

RALEIGH, Aug. 1.-The Democratic Con-
ventioI to-day adjourned at O'Clock.
The torch-light procession last night ex-
ceedcd anything In brillisncy ever seen in this
city. 1t Is supposed there were three thou
sand persons In the procession, and several
speeches were made. The number of actual
delegates in attendance exceeded one thou
sand. II was the most grand and imposin /;
political gathering In this state since 1910.
The convention indorsed the nominees aud
platform of the National Democratic Convex
tion unanimously. Several strong resolutions
In reference to State officers were also passed
T.J. Jarvis, esq, of the First district and
Mai. John Hughes, OF Newbcrn, of the Second
district, were selected as Presidential electors
In their respective districts. The other elect
ors will be selected BY their districts here
after.
The influence OF the convention Is regarded
by Its friends to have been most happy ard
extensive.
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NJ. S. HarmAn, of Virginia; l.. Dlglow, Bos
ton, Msss.i ]. q. Brownson, Indiana, and A.
T. Gray, of Augusta, Ga, are at Willards'.
George NJ. Thornton, of Montreal, Canada;
T. Berkeley, of Richmond, Va; ]. @. Marina.
duke, Louisville, Ky, and Scott Delaney, OF
New York, were among the arrivals at the
Kirkwood astcvening. CD. Wright, of Bos.
ton, Mass; Richard Smith, OF Canada; DR..
shelton, OF Virginia; James Smith, United
States Coast Survey, and A. II. Fletcher, OF
New York, are at the Owen House. Charles
b. whltlemorc, Boston; W. II. Mills, U. s. A;
+. Helfcrick, OF Texas; $. q. Remington, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
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From San Francisco-shipwrcc
Military Matters-Advices from

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE bark Tor
rent was wrecked in English Bay, Cooks In-
let. She had aboard l5O troops and officers be-
longing to the second artillery corps, all Of
whom were saved. One months supplies Of
salt provisions floatcd ashore. A few blar-
kets were sayed-ouo for every six men.
The disaster occurred about FIVE miles from
where 1t is proposed to establish military
depot.
The steamer Fidelter has gone to English
bay, and will probably return to Hodea with
the officers and soldiers, until arrangements
are made for the establishment Of a garrison.
Late Idaho advices say the Indians rebeing
rapidly Eubdued and placed on reservations.
A fire at Boise city, July 90, destroyed all
the buildings, from the former masonic to
Crawford's corner; loss, s20o, 200.
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--->D------
General HaIpine'y Successor.

Governor Fenton has appointed General
Patrick II. Jones, register, In place OF the late
General Halpine.
Gcneral Jones accepts, and agrees to devote
tie proceeds of the office for the relief of the
widow and orphan children OF the General
The Tribune says Of General Jones:
ale served with distinction in the v ar for
the Union, was brcyeted for distinguished
<hllantry 1.-THE battle Of Allatoona, was with
Sherman on his great march, and was chosen
clerk OF the Court OF Appeals at the election
OF 1866 by = large majority. He was formerly
a citizen OF Cattafaugus county, but Is now
resident OF this city"
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Troy, Aug. li.-At the Rcnseller Park races
to-day Shutdown won the purse of 1850, mile
dash, beating CLARA ClaIita, Morrisey and
Bonney Brass In l. I9H; Sleety won = purse
Of $500, mile dash beating Pat Malloy Rich
and d. Connolly and Clara Clarita; time 2;iO;
Pat Mailoy was the favorite.
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Our neighbOrs OF the IHiCiiJcHcer are In
trouble because a colored guard was placed
around the mortal remains of Thsddeus
Stevens, and we suppose thatthe whole Dem
ocratie press of the country will go into Ats
and fairly overflow with rage when tits known
that few people OF the prescribed class did
guard duty near the bier OF Mr.. Stevens.
Dreadful, is It not bit, as we cannot symps-
thizc with them, we must let It pass, contcnting
ourselves by giving them the benefit of their
disclaimer. We feel sorry for them, but we
do not see what they can do about It. The
dreadful deed was done, and there is now no
help for IT.!
negro soldier In uniform, with a gun,
frIghtcns Democrat nearly out OF his wits.
A person under terrible ut Of hydrophobia,
at the sight OF water, cannot possibly exhibit
more freuz!el condition. It lstruly pitiablc
to behold. We can hardly account for this
manifestation OF alarm. 1t must, we think,
be kindred to that fear which took possession
Of certain parties Of old, when they exclaimed
in the presence Of one, Art thou come hither
torment us before our timer
We used to hear It said In former times
that II the slaves were liberated they would
cut their masters throstsj but we had sup.
posed that bugbeaT was dead 1t would seem
however, that VIC are mistaken. II has always
seemed TO US that u negro soldier was just as
harmless nm Individual AS white soldier, and
In times of peace we see nothing very alarm
ing In the para4iug Of either,
But this colurcd guard surrounded the NOR
tai rcmain8 Of Thaddeus stevens, and this Is
what giveB pain. Hundreds of poor colored
people, elderly men aud women, who spent
the larger portion OF their days in slavery, and
but for Mr.. Stevens and such ag he would
have been there stilI-thesc all turned away
weeping and thus expressed o heartfelt tTi-
butte TO the great cOmmoncr" which cxcltes
the cnmity and malignity Of all his traducers
ThRddeus Stevens was the bondman's friend,
and did more than almost any other man for
his disinthrnlmcnt. 1t was meet, therefore.
that cOlored soldiers should keep watch and
ward around the body Of Thaddeus Stevens.
It was proper that aged men aud women Of the
prescribed race should drop tears Of gratitude
upon the bier Of this great man. It was an
cmbalning more sacred than that performed
by science and thank God that here, in the
Capitol of the nation = once Cnsllvcd people
should have the privilege to lay their VotIvc
offerings upon the coffin Of one who did 70
much for their Liberation.
Let those who wall coAplain and suarl At
such scenes as those witnessed In the rOtunda
u the Capitol on Thursday we clyy
neither their heads nor their hearts, aud II
they do not live long enough to confess their
rEFoTs and their ptGjudiceB, their children will
10 1t for them or, like the sons Of Noah, en-.
dCAyOF to cover up such misdeeds with a
mantle.
REBEL sheet IN Texas puts the following
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WAHHTNUTUNi AUGUST IUi I5O5'
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. George A. Kittredge, the
Consul OF the United States at Bombay, OF the
death, by drowning, on the I'd of May last, at
sea, OF JOHN REED, esq, OF Baltimore, Md,
while on voyage from Liverpool to Bombay
on the American baTgue "Chalmette."
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Tho Remains OF Hon. Thnddeus Ste.
Yens at Lancaster, Pa.

LANCASTER, Aug. 1.-THE remains OF Thad-
deus Stevens reached Lancaster at 6:l5 this
evening. Upon the arrival OF the train the
procession moved as follows to the residence
OF the dece ssed Statesman; Citizen committee
ofarrangcments, family physician, tDr. II. Car
penter,) members OF tho Lancaster bar, S. H.
Reynolds, chairman OF the committee of ar
engagements, and DIR. Gray, Chaplain OF the
United States Senate, psll.bearers, depart
mental clerks of Lancaster county, hearse,
guarded by an escort OF colorcd zouaves, car
risges containing his nephew, Thaddeus Ste
yeps, IT,, and friends OF the family, and the
committee OF the Washington City Councils.
The remains lie In state, guarded by the
Zouavcs, a large meeting of citizens, ire
speetive of party, was held In the court house
after the arrival OF the remains, and arrange
ments made for q proper observance OF the
day OF the funeral. The funeral will take
place at two p. m, and proceed to Shrcincr's
graveyard, where Mr.. Stevens selected n
block about year ago.
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New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE game to-day be.
tween the olympics OF Washington and Star,
OF Brooklyn resulted In favor Of the latter by
q score OF Is to 10, one miss play deciding tho
game.
Tomorrow the olympics play the Eckfords
Of BROOKLYN.
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Distinguished Arrivals In Chicago

CHICAGO, August II. - Hon. Arson Bur-
hngame of the Chinese Embassy, Roscoe
ConklIng, of New York, and Senator Cole, of
California, are In this city.
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DEPARTMENT or STATEl
WAsHGSGToS, August I, 1868.
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. George p. Brayton, the
Vice Consul Of the United States at Guaya-
gull, Ecuador, of the death, on the - Of -,
at Guayaquil, of THOMAS $. MIScE, of Balti-
mnEc.
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ION. AySOS BURLISCANE IN CHICAGO
rnE INDIAN DEPREDATIONs
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC
FOREIGN NEWS ny CABLE.

LIsBoS, Aug. 1.-THE Brazilian steamer,
which arrived to-day, brings dates TO the 18th
ult., from Rio Jsneiro. The war news is not
very important.
The Rio Jdnciro prints an account OF Para.
gusyan expedition against a couple OF Brazil
ian iron clsds. Tho boats Of the Paraguayans
were beaten oil, and the project was sband-
oncd.
Cows, ISLE or wIGur, Aug. 1.-THE yacht
Sspho, from New York, arrived at this port
today.
PAsts. August, lt--A masnineeu. military
display occurred here to-day. The Fstionsl
and Imperial guards were reviewed by the
Emperor, Empress and Prince Royal. A large
number OF notables were also present. Fifty
two battaiions OF troops passed In review.
The city was gaiiy dressed with nags, and vast
multitudcs throngcd the streets, and the en-
thusiasm was unboundcd. The royal family
were loudly checred.
LIsBoS, Aug. 1.-THE new Brazilian minis
try is composed as follows: President and Min
lister OF Finance, yiscount Itaborshy; Foreign
Affairs, PAranilos; Minister Of War, Murilibs;
Minister of Public Works, Commerce, and Ag.
riculture, Leah; Minister OF the Marine, Col
cgipe; Minister OF Justice, Alcctar.
PARIS, Augl4. -Comte Il. De Moreau
Taverney at present second secretary TO the
Du de Gramot, Ambassador OF Fraacs TO the
Court OF Vienna has been appointed first Sec
rotary to NJ. Bcrthcny Minister Plcnipotcn.
TRAY from France to the United States, in
place ofthe Yiscount de Saint. Ferriol re-
signed.
The grand French naval review came OF at
ROCKFORD to-day, and was witnessed by thou
rands OF delighted spectators. Among the
more prominent OF whom was Lord Napier.
The owner Of the Lantern newspaper has in
his absence been sentenced to pay a fine OF
10000 francs, and be imprisoned one year In
. Jail
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Several new and attractive tables are now pres
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tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com.
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Circulars, Pamphlets. aud full particulars given
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oFFICB,
the BANKINc-HoUsE or
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OFFICERS;

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JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance aud Executive
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEBT, Philadelphia. Secretary and
Aetuary.
Z. s. TURNER, wRshin gton. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS @. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D., Assistant Medical d.
rector.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy. Washington.
D. W. BLISS, n. D.. Washington.
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ID E n o V E D

REMovED,
u. II. RIDEyoUR having removed to his own
house, No. AZ Fourteenth street, between l and X,
will continue tho Confectionery business In all Its
ICE CREAM, CAKES. cHARLoTs. JbLLIgs.
&c, , at reduced rAtes.
BEST FRENCG CANDY at IS cents per pound,
Orders LEFT at RIDENOUR & BARR's, No. 4C6
Ninth street, will DO promptly attended 20,
U. ii. RIDENOUR,
nu7.3i No. Al Fourteenth street.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sYruE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Y
FUNERAL o. nov. fHlDDEUs STEVENS
GRAND MILITARY REVIEW IN PARD
- - "
POLITICAL Affairs IN SPAIN
THE NEW BRAZILIAN MINISTRY
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK
SOUTHERN NEWS IN GENERAL
non. lNSON BURLlNGlNE IN CHICAGO
-->
THE INDIAN DEPREDATIONS
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC
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NEWS IN GENERAL

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN NEW YORK
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The editor says he sings this daily, and adds:
As long as God In his wisdom lets US remain
As gentleman that don't sing II. We are
white men, we are "
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THE NEW BRAZILIAN MINISTRY

POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN SPAIN
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MARRIED.
August ii. by Rev. Pcytcn Brown, iTucRSTcS y.
HICKEY, Of Washin gton, d, G. to Miss CALIsrA
CosLEr, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
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GRAND MILITARY REVIEW IN PAHp
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sEoRaErowN uArrERs.

oRpkRs for the NATIONAL RBPrBLioASin George;
town may be ieft at the bookstore Of Messrs. q.
7. Getty CO., 100 bridge street. whore copies %
he REPvBLicAS may be ob,ainod daily. ~ Z T