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CURA.
DefeRt OF Three Hnndred Spanish
~ AIarlnes-GOVement Of the
Insurgents. tf

Defeat or Three Hundred Spanish
III MaFlneS-MOVement of the
Insurgents. ..as
''- NEW YORK, July 16.
The HeraId,s Havana special Of the
18th inst. says General Paello, at the
head OF three hundred Spanish marines,
was attacked by the patriots near Boga,
q small town situated on the same bay
as NeuVitas and not far from that city.
The marines were forced to fall back
upon NeuVitas with loss Of eighty,
General Paello killed.
The Herald's Havana special of the
18th, says: In the woods surrounding
Puerto Principe thousands Of insur-
gents are concentrating, and are only
waiting to be armed with Peabody
breach loading rifles, with bayonets to
assume offensive operations.
Holdquine, one OF the inBurgent
leaders, intends to go to the United
States for the purpose of bringing back
o force of Americans. 80
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba
to the eighth inst, reports lighting go
ing on thirty miles from that city. The
patriots were strongly enforced. Gen.
Jordan had Joined the Cubans under
Gen. Fuquerto, and now commands q
large force of Spanish. The Spanish
Governor OF Baracoa is actively burn
ing property and killing all who fall
Into his hands.
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mARKErs BIZ TELEGEAPA.

NEW YORK, July 16.
GovERNMENrs-Op dull and
lower but closed firm. Closing prices
are. Coupons of 'sI, 1205S; do '62, I23s4;
do '64, 12l5s; do '65, 12l9S; do '67, zoos;
sTooKsWWestern Union Telegraph
961<; Pacific Mail SlA; New York Gen.
trail 2O97<; Harlem 14S3<; Hudson 1907;
Erie 29N; Michigan Central 1872; Mich
igan Southern 1069S; Illinois Central
143; Pittsburgh 1U74; Northwestern
S61S; Rock Island 1161<; st. Paul II;
Fort Wayne 103; Terre Haute "a; pre-
ferred 5s; Alton 1881; Ohio q Missis.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 2l1<; Adams 591S; American AN;
United States 72; Merchants Union
161<. '''tl 30 -.
JULY 16.-Reports from the middle
portions of the State say that Last years
corn in the crib is rottinR and spront-
ing. In regard to the presen: situation
of the crops the following summary as
gathered from various sources, may be
regarded as good one. The
enormous breadth OF small grain
planted, had there been no draw
backs, would here produced an
should 1t be damaged to the extent of
over one-half, we should still secure a
good average crop. The wheat crop in
Iowa, Wisconsin, Nebraska and MinDe-
sofa, is superior and in excellent condi-
ton, and vast in extent beyond prece-
dent. The winter wheat in Southern
Illinois has been mainly cut, and is of
an excellent quality, and though the
rain has retarded the stacking there is
no cause for alarm. Central Illinois,
especially along the Illinois Central
Railroad and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, has suffered most.
The rain has fallen in torrents and del
uged the country to such an extent that
the use of reapiDg machines is entirely
out Of the question. Farmers in that
section have a tough time of it wading
up to their knees in mud trying to save
what they can with cradles. The cry
that comes from that section should not
lead any one to infer that such q state
OF things is general in Northern Illi-
promises a good yield. In regard to
corn under the most favorable circum-
stances it can scarcely be expected to
be more than q two.third crop. There
will be an immense yield OF oats.
FLoUR-In good demand at 81 50a6 90
for spring extras: -...t. o. ---.It
observation-disclosures and quiet at
1c higher; sales OF No. l at 81 321za1 IS;
No. 2 at 81 311<a1 321<; closing at 81 31N
for No. 2; this afternoon No. 2 frmer;
sales at 81 81 seller July. Corn-Dull;
No. l inactive and nominal; No. 3 quiet
at sIas2c for fresh; and 741za7516c for
prime receipts; closing at $40 Ior fresh;
SO11a8lo for regular receipts; rejected
quiet at t7Oa701<c; no grade dull at 57a
6Oc: this afternoon the market was un-
settled; No. nominal at $50, seller Au-
1. Oats-Dull at Ha1<c lower; sales
of No. 2 at 661<a67c; closing quiet at 66
a661c. Rye-Dun and steady at 81 O6
n
Nominal.
Hoas-Activel and steady at $s 40a
60 for fair to medium; $8 75aS 95 for
good to choice.
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THE ERIE RAILROAD HORROR.
The Roasting 10 Death OF Rev. MP
Ba Malleek-A Terrible Scene. -
Hore than . Dozen Persons Burned to
z.,35r7s, Death in One Car. .zsstzs5


g.,3s,7=r Death in One Car .zssazs
-is.s. tsal 2as- NEW YORK, July 16.-r-
There are few additional particulars
Of the Erie Railroad accident. Mr.. Glib.
son, e PASSENGER, ssys Of the burning. ~
an It, ,wedged in his seat by the heap
Of broken timber, sat Rev. Mr.. Ha1leck,
of New York city, perfectly unhurt, but
unable to extricaEe' himself from the
wreck In calm accents ana perfectly
collected tone he told us to get an, axe
and try to cut an opening In the aide of
the car. We searched around and, obs
tanned one from Q house, by the road
side, but It was 80 blunt that we could
do nothing with it. We worked and
stroYe to nberate the unfortunate gen.
tleInan, who sat there sound In limb,
Watching the approach of the hungry
flames. Nearer and dineRrer they came,
until his hair began to crisp and burn
and his skin to crack; then when we In
like manner, found the heat unbearableI
we reluctantly retired, compelled to
leave this gentleman with his eight fell
low sufferers to their terrible fate. We
moved off until all was. over. Nine
persons were thus burned to death, and
nine others Injured more or less severe
lY." -.. IN 7s- 49, l-ar
Another passenger says:
81 heard the little children screaming
for their mother and the passengers who
were in the ruins calling for help and
groaning with pain. An axe was got
and one or two were actually chopped
out of their imprisonment. Most OF the
passengers In this car were killed and
their bodies consumed or injured.
should think there were sixteen or
seventeen PERSONS in the front end of
this car, and I think but two were
taken out. I do not think there was q
person killed by the smash, but all the
deaths we're from burning"
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Railrond lColIiSIon near Peorla, IN


TeErI1e ToEnadooat LexnIEton, No.
,.-.t q. ,d '-'., III ST. LOUIS, July 16.
The. Democrat has special from Law
renee, Kansas, which contains the fol-
lowing complete list of woundsd by
the aeeidenEto the excursion train, near
Lawrence, on the 14th: y. d. Herkt-
mer, General Superintendent of the st.
Louis and Indiana r. R., slightly; John
Perkins. President Of the Bank of Com
merce, Cleveland, slightly; Frank Ford,
chief engineer OF @. @. IL @. R. r. an
ugly wound on the head and otherwise
injured seriously bat not fatally; Q. 8.
Flint. supeEtntendentof Q. gy& g. +.
wise injured: not dangerous; E. King,
treasurer OF @. @. & Ind. r. r., right
arm fractured: J. @. Noyes, freight
agent Of st. Louis and Indianapolis
Road badly, but not supposed fatally
injured; Eben Noyes, st. Louis,
slight; General Graft, Of the Terre
Haute Express, was injured about the
head; 8. Beach, banker, Terre Haute,
badly bruised and jammed; B. w.
Hanna, attorney Of st. Louis and In
dianapalis Road, left leg hurt and
otherwise bruised:CWm. Meek, .Terre
Hautep bad wound on the nose and
face; Gen. Coburn, Indianapolis, slight
!y lpJuEeuj oou' oak1eLS1 ,StoNS51uu1
slightly; Jas. Barnard, conductor. bad
lily hurt; JAS RobertsI oolored, porter
for the party, badly hurt; Barnard A.
Brakeman, supposed to be fatally in
tjured; Chas. Hicks, Cleveland, slight;
a. N. johnson, Cleveland Herald,
slight fracture Of the arm; Oscar Town
send, President of fthe Cleveland, Co
lutnbus & Indiana Road, slightly hurt
In the back; Stem Russell, porter Of
the Superintendent of the Kansas Pa
cific Road, badly injured: Gen. Cobb,
of Vincennes slight; Prof. Wilbur, of
Vincennes, slight, and Mrs. Wilbur
slight.
The Republican has a special from
Lasalle, Ills, stating that collision
between two freight trains on the @. X.
I. d P. r. r. occurred q mile west of
Peoria this morning, resulting in the
demolition of nine cars loaded with
Joliet stone, destined for Omaha break
Ing an equal number OF freight cars
bound east, and doing considerable
damage to both engines. Nobody was
Il also has despatch from Lexington,
Mo-, dated the 14th, which saysoa terri-
BILE tornado has just passed over Lex
ington. Trees and fences were blown
down In every direction, streets were
blockRded with wrecks, many houses
were unroofed and otherwise damaged.
Some roofs were carried hnndreds OF
yards. The CGtLcnSidn newspaper of.
fice is q perfect wreck. Several horses
shutters, &cs,s No lives were lost 30 far
as heard from. The damage to the city
and county at present can't be estima-
ted. The growing crops are prostrated,
fruit trees destroyed, and the deuce
played generally.
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by: TELEGRAPH. !:
EUROPE.
.EnraLAMID.
The Amendment d to tho Irish ChuTrofii Tlf
BuI ReJeete bY the -C0nmOnB.-A
} Mead Lock, /
RtotInr ireland.

3V0GD 3, |, L6gDoSi July1e,
In the Commons last evening, the
Irish Church bin amended by the
Peers was taken .upF The amendment
eiyingglehe[ houses free Of bnilding
charge, after a short 4 debate was reject
ed 326 to 237; and the amendment grant
ing globes TO Catholics and Presbyteri-
ans negatiEed without division. .1e, rs-o
The Times says. the bill will 60. .haGk
to the. Lords in its almost original
shape. The Commons have decided
that the amendments adopted by the
Lords are inconsistent with 1.-The bill,
and there is no reason to believe that
the Commons will surrender 81
AZ tLnrgan In iceland, on the 18th, an
Orange mob was pelted' with stones.
They retalliated, by utterly destroying
seventeen houses occupied by Catholics
The woodwork Of the buildings and fur
nitute were carried into the street and
burned Order was restored at the lat
est adyieeas AT Newry, The Orange
Hall was attacked by Catholics; the oc-
cupants fredhon the assRilants; who
were driven on leaving three badly
Law is.iGat .EGrn4: s-.I 40 iel j..
The POpnIar 16 6GsnaenE Against the
Peers ON the Church Question:
Meetings of the people In support OF
thee Commons ON the Irish Church
bill, continue to be held in various parts
of the Kingdom. John, Bright has
been unanimonsly eleotsd = member Of
the AthenReum Club Reform League.
The league Contsmplates an Indignation
against the House Of
Lords. ''''' '''''' f,,l :s, ~,
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nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS. GER.
~ tain cure for Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Ringing In
the EaB, seminal Emissions caused by In
Skin Diseases, Female Weakness, syphilis
In all It's forms, causing Bore Threat and
Nose, Pain In the Bones, Eruptions, 60,
carded. sold in Wheeling, W: Va, by Ed
MuND BOOKING, Druggist, No. Odd Eel
loW'a Hall Price s. per box; sent by mall
mayI7-d&WIy
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PRO e 3 /.

HooannaSesrmsn Rit.s gsftss.sn gsfft SGs..s s5SSSS s5SS
Hoonand's German Toniesp put up in quart
bottles, 81 80 per bottle OF Q hall dozen Z foF
I'm y N not forget to examine wel1 the ar
ncIe I'M Inv. "a order to get the genuine.
Fof ssie BY Druggists and DealeE1 IN Ned
cine everywhere. JIA
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II TsHan aoSy1eFrnmr1pernrIt has at length taken

TT THE Government has at iengthtaken
vigorous steps to enforce the neutrality
laws against the Cuban dllibusters. A
commission has been issued to Judge
Plerrepont. Of New York; authorizing
him to prevent the sailing of Cuban
expeditionss and giving him Smlnute
INSTRUCTIONS. All military, naval and
revenue forceR are under shiA CONTROL
Mn, ,lCSG II Esgt 4
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
Roots. HeTbs. and Barks nom which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded to this country
to be used expressly for the nanufactuTe OF
this Bitters. There Is no alcoholic substance
ters hence it free from all he objections In
cident to the use OF q liquor preparation.
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Excitement at POughk eepsIe-RIoI
and BlOOdshed Threatened-The
MlIItary Called out.
POUGHKEEPaIE, July 16

There is much excitement here grow
ing out OF the Welch sWindIe. Sheriff
KenWorthy has attempted several
times to attach property at Plea
number OF severty.dve or one hundred
have resisted him. The military have
been ordered to report to the sheriff
forthwith. A riot is believed TO be
imminent as the Irish at Pleasant VAL
ley are organized for resistance. Capt.
HambensteL oWith Company D, 2lst
and thirty rounds OF ball cartridges.
His Company is now assembled at the
armory. ..
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Ho,I. JAMw THOMPSON;

.1u4oe Of Me supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
~. PHILADELPHIA, April 2s, 1856.
III consider Hoodandg german Germ,aaAE eie; ~ 9ndi. =
eotITse saS1Son or dyspepsia. i can certify TINS
Eom my experience Of It. 5t3' - -
JAMES THOMbSON.
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The French Ocean Line TO be Com.
pleLed.

pleted.
SINCE writing the comment Toh the
New York SUMS demand 4hat4he Gov
ernment shall intervene to prevent the
landing of the French Gable, we have
intelligence that the wofk'oF laying the
connecting line from st. Pierre to Mas
sachusetts has begun. Secretary Fish's
letter on the subject (a,synopsis whereof
will be found eIsewhere), while assert
ing the rightof. our Government, to ex-
ercIse exclusive control of this matter,
plainly Indicates there will be no inter-
ference. It seems to be designed simply
as notice that this right twill be main
tanned and that the Company may ex-
peet about, what was embodied In the
bill passed by the Senate last winter.
We may therefore look for the fleet on
our coast within q week. .--sI
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CAUTION.

,..ao,,dsz earnaan RENE lies are counter
39SS SH1 tI,Sf tiae EiRnRtI1re Oft II. JACK:
soN Il on the wrapper OF each bottle Al
otneEs ere e9T9 9S19ca and Mandatory at the
C5erman Medicine Store, No. SSl ARoH otte ee''
tt51HsT1 CHI REEs N. M.EVANs, PropTiet9r'
o. Formerly C. II, JACKSON q Oo'
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HEFEEHOn 0CEAHeTELEaRAPH.
TRsi Work. Gf ILayIhE the sAmertean
End OF the Line Begun..h-sI
!, ,BatIsfactory PerCormanee OF the
5NEwYoRRK. Juiyl5

The HerGlPs sspecial dated at st,
Pierre, MiquelonS July 18th, says that
the laying of the ahore end Of the
American part of the line began to.
1ory,respon6e 10 ali tests Is tfhonghtto
bofhe best cable7ye ret laidsz fsTiE els-sf7 z
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The following brokers were brought
Murry David, NJ. Morrison, Rassell
Sage, Geo. Philips, Edward r. Jones,
Luoien J. Van Buskirk, Reuben w.
Howes and Charles A. Macy. They
each gave bail in the sum Of 5000 for
trial. The Court room was densely
crowded as well by the friends Of the
prisoners as citizens generally. War
rants were issued for the arrest Of the
other parties indicted, but have not
yet been executed az the officers have
not been able to find the designated
persons Is 1is Humored that some OF
them have left the State in order to
avoid arrest. ..-.
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GOV. WollIer a BIInrhanpton.

e.. ...' 4. = ,B1NaHAMPToN. n. r, July 16.
!, Gov Walker. of Virginia, was seEe-
naded last might by the citizens. Ae
made speech in response saying nus
election In Virginia was q triumph OF
the reconatrnction measures over car
net. bRHRers,, a 81 Ia, 81 49,. ~ l-..l4s
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The Cuban, Jnnta 10 in, secret ses1
/, .,o55n NeNEYorlZ, and its md eEasoo9
III III iaSiie Il an nsappeaE to8the American
public.
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Hnn. aIoRaE sHARswoop,

=. HON, GEORGE sHARswooD, sol
1,,ttce of he Sgprents Costrt Of Pe'sHsysvd
PHILADELPHIA, June l. 1883.
"1 have found by experience 1oa5 1no5 ia03c
naI;aIt,Sc dyspepu6 EymptomA almosk H1'
1scfIv- GEORGE E5HAhSWOoO'
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EsouTH.ERN EM1aRAT1oN.-Intelligence
mon which the Washington Chronicle
places implicit reliance justifies the re-
marx that thsre Is more interest mani
fested in Germany Sweden and Nor
vav in American Southern tmmigrn-
ton, than at any former period. The
Chronicle adds: 'Eslt
s.Tha GREAT European emigration
"1aa Lne 9TH their hnndfeds Of agents
aoHsS nSs ScsrefnIly- gathering tnformation
an5 ar ;ndnstriousiy& circulating y. The
shI atsts5tn WHOM they are now turning
Ssat thair attention are Virginia. Tennessee
HTahsms. % and North and South OaEo'
Ina NE winter Ii the season LoE csh-
yasSing for enIgrantss ana tns Jnri,s S1rito =
tfcs should be sent torB Baro
summers' - 9sisi "a . y ras.
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secretary. FIsh's Letter Rbont she
:, f.erl~E French Cable. aei,l s-a-H

6eeretaFy. Fish's Letter Rbont the
,f.gil~E French Cable. svaa-
The following is theeubstance Of the
communication of the Secretary Of
State, copies of which haYe been ad-
dressed to the French and British Min
listers at Washington, and the Governor
of Massachusetts,, relative to the pro-
posed landing OF the French telegraph
cable in DuxburY: After reciting the
facts in regard to the original and pro-
posed course OF the cable company In
landing the cable on the. American
coast; the Secretary states that IL is not
doubted by the Government that the
connpleta' controlrof the whole subject
IL with5the Government OF the United
States, and that however suitable STATE
legislation may be on the subject infe-
spect of its property rights dn aid of
such enterprlses,' the entire Question OF
allowance or prohibition of such means
of foreign intercourse is under the con-
troll OF the National Government.-
The cable company not having
sion of the Government either to
establishment or use such cable CON.
nation, the Secretary considers It
proper TO call'the attention OF the diplo-
matic representatives OF the two ma
uons Interested to the ppsitlonT Of the
Government onthe subject. He noades
France and Great Britain that In the
absence Of the assent to or cohcurrence
of fhe GoYefnn1ent Of the United States,
the proceedings OF the parties interested
must be taken In submission to the au-
thorIty OF the Government in. the pre-
misses. -. -,
policy of the G6Vernment In regard to.
-tho allowance aud regulations of foreign
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, -.
sBT. LOUIS.

List OF those wounded In the Exear-
, sion Railroad Accident neaE Law
renee, Kansaa. - 80 -.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and win cure all diseases re-
sultinR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep yonr Liver in ORDER
keep your digestive organs IN
sound, healthy condition. by
the use of these remedies, a-a.g
and no diseaEe Will
ever aSsal you.S
THE CoMPLBxIoN.-LadIes who wish q
fair skin and good complexion, free from
veIIoT7isf tinRe and all other disngurements,
Should d 5e these remedies occestonally. Ine
LIVER In perfect order, and hespIood pure, PniLS,
cheeks. ..
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WASHINGTON.

Reduction OF tho Debt During July
- ~. o.. WASHINGTON, July 16. r.
From present indications at the TIea-
sury Department It ia believed that the
next public statement will show an
though not nearly 80 large as exhibited
on the first OF the present month. The
receipts from Customs and Internal
Revenue are considered good for the
dull season. BY the estimated receipts
and expenses Of the Government for
the remainder of July, on the basis of
what they have been to the present,
the statement on the first Of August
will show O reduction. Of upwards of
five millions Of dollars. ass ~ sa1-,r
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HooFLAND,s GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'S GERMAN, TONIC

Is a pleasant preparation of the Bitters for
those who do not like extreme Bitters: It
ls composed OF all the ingredients OF tho
Bitters combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable daVCIinH ext acts. Its use
recommended when some pure StlAu!ant Is
required in conEectton with the tonic pro-
pertiea OF the BitteTS. u rH ~ -. "a
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Hon. GEO. w. WOODWARD. 4
rhter nt,tfoe oTthe supreme COtsfef Pq. writes,
S'''' PHT,ADE1PH1A, March ~, 1857.
"I ind Hoodands German Bltters ~ 20 y
GOOD toaic, useful In diseases OF the 81 i,os
organs, and OF great benent IN dcSa1T Se1o IN the
syaiefa. Yours, tTulys-a,-
GttO. w. WOODHAhO'
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ONE of the cheapest and most etfec.
tive dlsinfectants that can be used is
thus described in theE Tchitee9 9FaE Re
vie.o and Anterican Builders Journal:
A shallow basin was hung up In. the
stable in which was placed aaWdust
nrevionsiv' been GdiluIod Wlths forty
times its bulk in water. ON account Of
Its porosity, sawdust retains the acid
very perfectly, and presents large
surface for the absorption OF ammonia
and other gases. From time to time
the old saW.dust may be removed, apd
q fresh quantity, prepared In the same
manuer, substituted. The old sawdust,
scattered over grass land In the midst
of, or just after q shower, will show
quickly its fertilizing qualities. {,
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FATAL AFFRAY,

Jordan Wilson assailed Charlie Shall
ton, yesterday with q hatchet, and cut
his neck nearly of and sunk the hatch
ct In his back. shelton is considered
mortally injured. Wilson was arrested
In Kentucky. The ARRAY arose from a
dispute about q job Of white washing,
which each claimed; both are negroes.
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-.RiNeFaRa WeAtheR.

= Iiiw .EBlYeR a1a VNSAHAeEs - :.
u -s.gs PTTTsBuRaHI July 162
Monongahela six feet5four and rising
Weather clear and warm; thermoneeeE
- Il = r
- ,fr7,f5 iay .,l or Irrdo11llsr1SAr1, 10 mn July 1e.
: sNReAtheH 0leaH; Thermometer $50
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CINCIERATI.
HOT wEATHER.

There were several cases ofsun,stroke
yesterday. two terminating fatally;
those OF John Ham and James Thin.
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JUDGE DENT, the aspirant for the
Governorship of Mississippi, had high
words wednesday, with Secretary
Boutwell,. Judge Dent wanted certain
officials In Mississippi removed and
others appointed, as an advancement Of
his interests, and claiming that 1t would
also be in the interest Of the admins
tration. Secretary Boutwell, could not
see it in that light, and refused to COM
ply, saying the officers had been ap-
pointed with the approval OF, the radt-
Gals in Mississippi. he also said that
JudgeIDent was not Of the simon-pure
radical stamp, whereat Judge Dent
waxed wrathy, and charged Secretary
Boutwell, with bsing the cause OF the
delay or postponement of the election
till a day IN November to crafty the
radicals in,tOhio, -Pennsylvania, DC.
Secretary Boutwell, retorted spiritedly,
but held fast 10 his position, and the
would be Governor OF mississippi With
drew in high dudgeons