The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11
Tciegraphic SEMINARY.

EsItkEnP"Hu Do--sEys
Mn. GLADSTONE is again quite III In Lon
don. .H IasasH so T.4E
RETURNS from eight counties in Kentucky
give Tate, the Democratic candidate for
treasurer, q majority Of Al, 1855. In the Lower
House 81 Democrats and Republicans arc
elected. .....
The steamer Germanla, which Ian New
York on the Sd instant for Hamburg, was
wrecked OF Cape Race, and IL . total loss.
The passengers and crew were saved. She
carried $4,000 In specie. II IL thought that
the mails will also DO saved.
IT rs reported that fourteen charges have
been preferred against Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue Young, whose Affairs are being In
yestigated In Cincinnati. General Young
has demanded the privilege Of having the
testimony published, but the demand has
been refused.
YESTERDAY morning at coal bank near
Massilon, Ohio, an Iron cage containing
eight men fell forty feet 70 the bottom OF the
shan, severely injuring all, and breaking the
legs, arms and RIBS Of the sufferers. Medi.
cal assistance was Immediately called, aud
all are now doing well.
On Monday night the wiro mills OF the
Cleveland Rolling Mills Company, situated
at Newberg, Ohio, wore locally DESTROYED BY
clnding Al 'oc0 IN The Providence lnsursucs
Company, of Washington, and q, 900 In thu
United states Company, Oh BALTIMORE
The American schooner yaens oaRpno'
Yacht Ciyh wh,ch IN x i,sht.. h, Nh" outs,Ss
of SANDY Hook at q A. M. New York time,
July s, arrived at Queenstown on Monday
evening at 0 o'clock precisely, Greenwick
time; thus making a trans Atlantic voyage
| In ID days, 0 hours, and 80 minutes. She
reports a light wind and continued fogRy
weather. All are well.
Tn, Io,aon 1,,..,,.,, r.,.,rnrA . u,hsrs,
organ IN Wondaw ntained An c9itoriai or
ths case gu ~ NJ Mssgertx who was snnoIntei
s aI - " 6i".ns Th' n.i,.. ~, M =
ia. ,. ~ ,e,ho ,nien,r, aood fsi,h ~
Az or,aa. Exu,,r ." az ~, ~ ra,i. MAN =
cnncsrnad instiaas tbs ,af.sai of the Rritish
Gnrornroan, ~ 9,ant m srsonsfnr' n,
says."asprn.it Grant ma M natior n
,hs rocord os NJ Hagrsrtv ana pndcr M
c,rcnmstarces Tho Goycrnment Ind no IN
lien bnt to refuse 10 INCONVENIENCE him. Al
,ho ,nsticc Of the rcfnsai wopId soubtlcss h,
recognized AZ Washington'
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| THRIFTY CoLoRED MEN.-The papers all
over the South bear evidence to the thrift
aud ,naps,rv NJ tho co,ored man WIN bsv,
""u ~, 50 " e,s. IT,. ~,
so ia'eiy oech e"ane'pa'ca. ino cry Jus
the negroes In state OF freedom would b
n careless, improyident set, has been aban
donod long 400. Tho l,.o,,,ta f(3a.> Con,fi
eo0"
m'ond"1 Oh FRIDAY last gives Tue ioho"ihs
statement, showing what Industry may do
"six colored men, engaged on the planta
ton Of Mr.. Joshua Key, In Burke county
came to this city, and, backed BY this gen
tleman, drew money enough on their Nm
prospective crop from one OF our cotton fac
tors to purchase from Messrs. Wyman d
May six new buggies, with all .appurte
nances. one OF them two-horse vehicle. II
these vehicles they each hitched their owl
mules, animals which evidenced, BY thel
sleek appearance, the faithful care they 70
ceived, and drove from the city, an llustra
tlon Of what industry, good behavior ant
thrift will accomplish for the col0red, as wei