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WHEELING, WEST VA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY l4
NEWS SUMMARY.
By TELEGRAPR.

L. B. Bonner. the Chicago bridge
builder, met the Board of Directors of
the Leavenworth Bridge Company, in
that city, Monday merning, when salts
factory arrangements were concluded
for the immediate construction of a
bridge over the Missouri River at that
point. The work will be commenced
on both sides of the river this week.
The Womans' Suffrage Convention
Is in session at Saratoga. Mrs. Antho-
ny is temporary chairwoman.
1t is stated that an expedition OF 260
men, with a large quantity of arms
and ammunition, successfully sailed
from some point on Long Island yes
terday morning for Cuba.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Comedies tho Demands
OF the ABsembIy-ImperIRI SuR.
VIfy-The Agitation not
Appeased.


PARIS, July IL.
The Emperor has yielded his assent
10 the demands OF the legislative bodies,
the nature of which has been already
stated. The change in the Ministry is
not yet announced, but the reorganiza-
ton of the Cabinet within q short time
is certain. Throughout the whole of
this crisis, the Emperor has ex-
ercised his usual tact and shrewd-
ness. He invited nearly all the Depu-
ties in the Corps Legislatif to dinners
and soirees at st. Cloud that week. He
has chatted playfully with many OF
them of all shades of opinion, giving
expression to many OF those piqusnt
sayings so attractive to French
men. For instance, to one by whom
he had been taken by the button
hole, he said: "Ohl Monsieur Pre-
feet, you mean to take hold OF my
coat for fear may pull back" To a
group OF several with whom he was
conversing on the situation he said:
"You begin to treat me like the old lion
in the fable; trying to cut my nails and
take out my teeth and leave me nothing
but my name, which Is considered
harmless" To others he said: "The
elections prove clearly that 1 must
choose between empire and revolution.
Between neither can individuals be set
up" To others he said: "I will give
full satisfaction to the liberal aspira-
tions OF all parties, but have decided to
cease concessions at the boundaries
precribed in the constitution"
While the Emperor's conduct for the
past few days is regarded as adroit, it
Is not considered as likely to stop the
agitation for further concessions and
reforms.
Important OnicInI Announcement.
PARIS, July l3.
1t is officially announced that the
Senate will be eoonvoked for August 21i
that the session of the Corps Legislatif
will be Immediately prorogued, and
that the designations of the Ministers
have been accepted, but they will con-
tinue to hold Office until their success
ors are appointed.
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ENGLAE d.
Passage OF tho Irish Church Bill in
the HOuse of Lords.

LONDON, July 13.
The debate on the Irish Church bill
in the House of Lords was resumed last
night. Lord CIsnricardi moved that its
third reading be postponed for three
months. Earl Derby was still opposed
to the bill, but favored the amendments.
Lord ClanrIcardi's motion WAS with
drawn. Earl Derby gave notice that
he should offer a protest against the
bill. The bill was then read the third
time. An amendment was adopted by
$50 TO 50. emitting the clause permitting
Bishops to retain their seats, and pro-
viso adopted by l2l to ia, providing
furnished residences for the Catholic
and Presbyterian clergy, and adopting
the principle of covenant endowment.
The bill was then passed. Earl Derby's
protest was then presented, and the
Lords adjourned after an exciting ses {.
sion.
COLLISION BETWEEN MINERS.
A collision occurred at Sheffield to-
day, between two parties OF miners,
one belonging to the union, and the
other consisting of anti-union men,
The fighting was severe, and many
were injured, one fatally.
THE STAR ON THE CUBAN POLICY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
The Star to-day, says that the inter-
vention of Americans has undoubtedly
helped to prolong the insurrection in
Cuba. The Government, 1t Is true, has
resolutely declined to be led into acts
of open hostility to Spain, but the
Lairds OF America have contrived in
some way to outwit 1t. This does not
exculpate England, but shows that the
faults of which she is accused may be
committed by another nation at the
very time she is exacting redress for
than
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Eject OF the Fifteenth Amendment in
HaFVIanGI

Eject OF the Fifteenth Amendment I'm
Maryland.
The Washington Star of last Thurs
day says:
1.-THE democracy. of Maryland have
been in some anxiety OF mind lest, un-
der the action OF the fifteenth amend
ment, giving the right of suffrage to
the colored people of that State, their
mBiOrity, large as il has been, will be
swamped. II is estimated that the re-
publican vote of the State, swelled by
the new colOred vote, will reach at least
~, 900. The democratic vote there last
year was 1000. 1t now becomes
question how nearly the democrats
pulled their full vote last year, the con-
| test moi being an animated one, and
whether they can bring it up to point
OfoverIoppinE their opponents. Doubt
| less they Will take courage from the re-
suit in Virginia, and undertake to di-
vide the colored vote, but TO do that
with any hope of success it will be
requisite for them to abandon their dis
| tinctive party organization and doc
| trines which will hardly be palatable
for them to do"
The Baltimore Sun, commenting on
this, thinks the Maryland Democrats
may fairly expect the CO operation of at
least a portion of the blacks. 1t claims
they nave heretofore Deen more llDeEaI
towards the negroes than the Maryland
radicals, and thinks 1t great mistake
to suppose that there are doctrines
which conservatives have to abandon
in Maryland before they can consis-
tently invoke the cooperation Of any
row political elements which may be
introduced hereafter. The SMm con-
cludes the ratification Of the Amend
ment by Virginia is certain, and adds
this sensible remark:
with this amendment adopted, as
all know, there must be large in
crease OF voters in the so-called Border
States, including among them Mary
land, which will be called upon to yield
to that which, by the adoption of the
amendment, will become compulsory,
with as much common sense and equa
nimity as Virginia and other Southern
States have exhibited"
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AUSTRIA.
imprisonment OF p Bishop.
VfuHrA TnlU 10

imprisonment OF p Bishop.
VIENNA, July l3.
Bishop Linse has been convicted be-
fore the civil court of uttering doctrines
subversiVe OF public order. and has
been sentenced to three months impris-
onment.
Later from the Cable FIeet-The Cable
not npIIced but cut and buOyed.
BREsT, July 13.
A dispatch from the Great Eastern
dated yesterday announces her arrival
of Miquelan, but a dense fog prevailed,
in consequence of which she had as yet
been unable to find the shore end OF
the cable with which to make a splice.
The deep sea cable will probably be
cut and buoyed to prevent accident
until the fog clears up.
LATER.
The cable has been cut and buoyed.
No communication has been received
through It since last night.
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NEW YORK.
Riot Between Orangemen and Cath
OlIcS.

Riot Between OranEemen and Cath
OIicS.
NEW YORK, July I3.
A sharp riot occurred in the BoWery
last evening between a party of Or
anEemen who had been celebrating the
OF the battle OF Boyne,a and
some Catholic spectators. The mill be-
came fierce and general at one time,
but the police managed to restore order,
after TWEEN ty or thirty persons had been
injured, but none seriously.
Counting the Money I'm the Sub
treasury.
Accountants have been busy recently
counting the assets in the Sub-Treasu~
ry of this city, on the occasion OF the
installation of Gen. Buttertield as As
sistant Treasurer. Th currency, note
and gold pieces were counted dollar
after dollar, and the gold bars weighed ,
the whole footing up $l02, ,727 GAS 29.
CarEOes OF Yellow Fever.
Several vessels have recently arrived
in the lower bay, with yellow fever on
board. They hail from Rio Janeiro
and Cuban ports.
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CANADA.
A Foolish .Contest-.-CabInet Change
Orange Demonstration.


QUEBEC, July 13.
An unseemly contention like that
which occurred at Montreal, took place
to day between the different national
societies here in the presentation OF ad-
dresses to the Governor General. The
President OF the st. Jean Society claim
ed the precedence; the others objected
but offered to draw lots; this was re-
fused, and the Governor hearing OF the
dispute refused to receive any OF them'
TORONTO, July 13.
The Daily Telegraph says, Hon. Mr..
Rose is about to retire from the Caoi-
net and Sir John A. Mcdonald or Sir
Geo. E. Cartier will succeed him as
Finance Minister.
The Paris Crew will row at the re-
gate here on the 7th OF August. the
Montreal and Ottawa and an American
crew are also entered.
The Orangemen celebrated the lZth
by grand gathering at st. Catharine's
yesterday. About forty judges joined
in the procession. Hon. J. H. Cameron,
Grand Master, and others delivered
addresses. Everything passed OF
peaceably.
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PURIFYING THE BLOOD
LxD srRExGrHENIEG THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EYPLANATION.

HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is a compound of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from W htch 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 manufacture OF
this BitterH There is no alcoholic substance
OF any kiud used in cOmpOunding the Bit
lers, hence II free from all the objections In
cident to the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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Arrest of Toledo, Wabash and Western
Railroad Officers.
TrI

Last evening Warren Colburn, Vice
President OF the Toledo, Wabash and
Western Railroad Company was ar.
rested for alleged violation OF an in.
junction restraining the officers OF the
Company from issuing stock for the
completion OF the road. The violation
of the Injunction is charged to have
consisted In the removal of the Com
pany's transfer books from this city to
Toledo. Mr.. Colburn was promptly
released on bail. 1t is said warrants
have been issued for the arrest of the
Directors,
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FINE WHITING.

The Virginia newspapers are doing
some extensive writing since the result
of the election there. Here is speci-
men from Lynchburg paper:
"Rejoice, o Virginians. with unspeak.
able joy at your deliverance. You may
now clasp your wives and children to
your bosoms and feel that you are safe.
You may now behold your possessions
and feel that they will not be ruthless
ly torn from you 10 satiate the swarms
of greedy and thieving adventurers
who Pollute Virginia by their pres
enCe."
But this is scarcely equal 10 the fol-
lowing gush from the Weston wv. Va }
Democrat:
Glorious old Commonwealth! we
greet thy voice expressed on Tuesday
last, as the harbinger of a better day
soon to come. Military satrRpy, cor.
rupting spoils, menaces and manacles,
cannot make you bend conscience TO
tyranny. No seductive appliances
no fear of pains, penalties, and disfran-
chisements, can allure or divert you
from the path of duty to the Constitu-
tion OF your fathers. Other States,
dependencies and provinces may yield
and have yielded to mendRcious power,
but YOU and your people, inheritlnR
the noble attributes of your exalted
ancestry, stand out almost God-like in
purity, in these days OF political degen-
eracy and turpitude, noble example
Of purity, so pure that defilement can
not approach you. You cling to the
teachings OF the founders of the re-
public, amid tho wild frenzy Of the De-
spoilers, as the mariner clings TO the
last plank when the winds anu the
waves howl around him.
Shade of Webster, what do you think
of that last sentence
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CAUTION.

Hoonand,s German Remedies are counter
felIed. Ses mai the signature ofC. ID. JACK,
BON is on The wrapper OF each Dotue' All
OLherh are counterfeit. -, ,,,a
Principal Omce and hRnulacLOIy . ~ lne
German Medicine gtore, No. 81 ARoH Street.
Philadelphia, Pa ,,-,o,o.
Formerly q. II. JACKSON q CO.
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PRICE 8 /.

Aoonand's German Bitters, per bottle 81 90
hAlfdoEen 500
Hoonapd1s German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, 81 50 per bottle or q haIi dozen lor
H5O.
GFDo not FORGET to examine well the an
uels you buy, in order TO get the genuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In NED
sans everywhere. JyN
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Greeley on Oriental EmIErA ton.
From one Of Mr. GreeIey'1 Papers on Polittcd

From one Of Mr.. GreeLey'1 Papers on PotttcdL
Economy.
Slavery roots itself in barbarism; the
slave becomes the main II not the sole
reliance for regular, constant labor
which is thence regarded with greater
aversion and spurned so far as possible
by the free as the business and badge
of serfdom. The formation of nu-
merous working class rapidly increases
the aggregate Of comfort and luXurles,
SO that the community gradually emer-
ges into d standardization which ever
more betrays its barbaric origin and
genius through duels, street brawls,
and a real or affected fondness Tor 1.-The
pomp and circumstance OF glorious
war" A highly cultivated and pol
ished caste may be developed under
such auspices; but not an intelligent,
refined and truly civilized people.
These considerations derive impor-
tance from the imminence on this con-
tiuent of a deluge of Asiatlc paganismI
whereof the opening showers have al
ready reached our Western coast. AS
vet, our Monaghan visitors are sub
stantially free TO labor as they will and
for whom they will, so long as they
render due obedience to our laws. As
vel, Judge that the benefits resulting
from their immigration have decidedly
oyerbalanced the evils. But what has
hitherto been a riVulet may at an early
day become Niagara, hurling mllliOns
instead of thousands upon us from the
vast, overcrowded hives OF China and
India, to cover not only our Pacihc
slope, but Great Basin, and pour in
torrents through the gorges OF the
Rocky Mountains into the vast, lnvl-
ting valley of the Mississippi. This
prospect demands instant, earnest con-
sideration. The stream of Mongol i'm.
migration may vastly enlarge itself,
vet remain bene6cent and fertilizing;
but NOT IL il is to work (as many appre-
hend) a retrograde change in our in.
dustrial organization, and result in the
establishment of a novel and spectous
serfdom but little removed in essence
from old-fashioned slavery.
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Poisonous STocKINGs.-Several cases
of poisoning from the wearing OF high
ly colored stockings have recently been
made public. Here is one communl-
Gated to the New York Times:
Last Summer, on the eve OF leaving
England for the United States, PuTs5 Pds
chased a dozen pair OF silk socks whicn
ware dyed in bright red, blue, green
and other colored stripes. In July l
commenced wearing these socks In In - Ne% Sest
York, and in q few days found my iee'
sweIIed and covered with pimPles,
which were charged with a coioriess s
huid. suffered the most excI9ciasa1g rl eIa1g
from Intense Itching feeling. called
in, the services of a medical gentleman
who failed to afford me relief or account
for the cause OF the attack, although ne
saw me continue to wear the SOCKS:
During three months was confined
almost constantly to the house, and
cast the entire skin of my feet several
| fimaa.
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Horrible Tragedy on staten Island.


NEW 1ORhI ' uIY 10.
John Roach, in the employ OF Mr..
Harrington, a shoemaker on Staten
Island, while in frenzy OF drunken
ness. entered the chamber of Emma, a
beautiful daughter of Mr.. Harrington
aged 10, and cut her throat from ear to
ear, causing her death in q few mo-
ments. He then ned to the shop where
he cut his own throat, Immediately e1-
piring,
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The Baltimore musical Festival.

There was a generel rehearsal this
morning at Maryland Institute by all
the societies preparatory 10 the concert
tonight at the same place. Over seven
thousand persons will be engaged In
clusion of the prize singing last night q
number OF entertainments and balls
took place in various parts of the city
in honor of the visiting societies. The
Germania and Maunerchor OF BATH.
more gave a banquet at Raues' hall at
which societies from Richmond CO.
inrnbus. New York and Cincinnati
were present. The judges of the prize
singing last night, appointed by the
EXecu i've Committee Of the Sanger
bund, were Professors n. EusehOw,
FiIman, 8. Zewelenqui, Rosewald and
Mueller. Their decision and award are
NOT vet made public.
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JUDGE OF The Supreme Court Of Pe''nsy!pantd.
PHILADELPHIA April 2sr 1856.
"I consider Hollands German BIteTs, ny i:,i
tdludbLe medicine in case OF AtLAcks ~ 1i
gtslion or Dyspepsia. L can certify Ihs
from my eX peTlence OF IL
h0ufS' VA JAMES THOMPSON"
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HON GEORGE sHARswooD.

Justice OF The Supreme Court Of PeT'n'y'ran'G'
PaILADELPHIA,J June l, 1859.
81 have found by experience that HooI'
aHd's German Bitters Is a very gooo u IoniG iG
relieving CsyspePtic sym ptolns aILnoSI, aIS, u ~
rsctIv. GEORGE sHARSWOOD.
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Tho Coming Man---JOhn ChInRman.
ST., LOUIS, july I3,

ST. LOUIS . July 4S'
Koopman Shoop, from San Francis
CO, arrived here this morning, and left
this afternoon to attend the special con-
vention at Memphis. Mr.. Shoop is a
Hollander by birth, but is an old resi-
dent of California, where he has per-
formed an important part in that State
during the last ten years in the impor-
tatiou of CooIie laborers from Asia to
the Pacific coast. In that time he has
brought over $4,000 Cinnamon, who
have settled in different portions
of California. He also supplied
about ten thousand Coolies to
the Central Pacific Railroad. He
says the Cinnamon who are now on the
Pacific coast are receiving as much or
more in the way of monthly wages as
they can hope to get in the Southern
States, and that the demand which the
Memphis committee is about to in
augurate must be met by q new i'm
portation OF coolies direct from their
Asiatic homes. Ifthe wages fixed upon
at Memphis be satisfactory, he will en-
gage to enter at once and largely into
the business of bringing them across
the Pacific ocean and then direct 10
Southern lands,
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TIE latest new State scheme is TO
separate the two western tiers of coun-
ties from Arkansas, join them to the
Indian Territory, and form new State
with the capital at Fort Smith.
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RIHer and Weather.

PITTSBURGH, July 13.
Mouongahela 6 feet 9 inches and at a
stsnd, Thermometer 500.
CINCINNATI, July 13.
Weather clear; thermometer 90,
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READ RRAT PEOPLE SAY:
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
Who oould ask for more substantial tesll-
mony than Is thus given.
HON aEo. W. WooDwARD.

C7,trI Justice orthe Supreme CCttrt Of Pa Wrltes'
PHILADELPHIA, March 1t, 1877.
"I 6nd HOOfiand's g Gel man BltteTs IL q
Roni iOaic useful in diseases OF the digestive
Srvans and OF great benetlt in cases oil de-
UiIlty, and want OF nervous hcLoh III 'he
s's'ein' uE0. W WOODWARD"
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The Richmond State Journal OF last
evening, asserts that during the re-
ioicinR in the city over the conservative
trinmph several rebel flags were dis
nIsyed by enthusiastic Walker men.
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Landing OF the French Cable Mt ST.
Pierre.
NEW YORK, July 13.
A dispatch to the Telegram says that
the French cable had been successfully
landed this morning at st. Pierre, and
the splice made with the shore cable
connecting with the land office there.
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Death of American Con~uI..

Death OF American COnSuIs.
LONDON, July 13.
William Winthrop, United States
Consul at Malta, is dead.
HAVANA, July 10.
Mr., Steadmau, Consul for the United
States at Santiago de Cuba, died in that
city on the 9Th inst.
The American steamer Hero has ar
rived at Porto Rico from the Bay OF Sa-
mann. She is detained by the author-
tiles OF Porto Rico on suspicion OF pe-
ing employed by the rebels.
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0heQnteIliqetr1er:
The Struggle in England.

The struggle between the people and
peers of England is the kernel OF the
Irish Church bill that has so long at
tracted attention, and has just passed
the House OF Lords. 1t passed the
Commons against the wishes OF all who
were related to the titled families, and
has absolutely been forced through the
Lords by the certainty that, If thrown
out, the nobility would be swamped by
the creation OF new peers, savoring of
and sympathizIng with the people, or
that more radical measures would be
taken, aimed at the order itself. The
bill disestablishes the state ecclesiasu-
cal establishment in Ireland-a privi-
legged corporation that has been Rus-
tanned by the government for more
than three centuries. Its fall necessari
ly affects the privileged aristocracy, by
whom it was created and has been de-
Tended, and by whom its revenues have
been principally enjoyed. The effect is
already seen in Scotland, where the
Free and Presbyterian Churches are
uniting against the establishment.
Sooner or later the English Church
itself must fall under the same power.
Those who know the relation sustained
by the State churches TO the govern
ment and people of Great Britain will
hardly need the columns that have
been devoted to the great subject to ap-
precia;e the greatness of this popular
gain. And this Is but the sequence of
another won lately, in enlarging the
number of voters by lessening the
qualifications needed for suffrage.
Thousands were added to the registry
by this act, which was a direct gain to
the people. Already new reforms OF
similar tendency begin to be urged and
will doubtless eventually succeed.
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HOOFLAND,S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
is pleasant preparation OF the Bitters iGr
thOte who do moi like extreme BILteTs. 1t
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BitterB combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable flRvCring extracts. Its use l
recommended when some pure stinaulaut is
required in correction with the tonic pro-
pertieS Of the BitterS.
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BLOOD PURIFIER 8

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
sulting nom bad blood; II Keep s your
Keep Your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, ny
the use or these remedies
and no dise8&e Will
ever assall you.
THE COMPLEXION Ladies who wish a
fair az in and good complexion, free from
YeIIOPish tinEe and all other dtshgurements'
ShonI Id n "a these remedies occasionally. The
Liver in perfect order. and the blood puIe
viii result in sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks-