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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mark ain, writing about Boston to the Ala
tahI"r'''o, says: " Aon mns1 learn 10 pronounce
quincy a. II 1t vas Qnin15' anu faHueA Is II u
mere baahel. IN th's "a5 you can pa" yourself
q .ne ansasPee''as ios u n'1'Ve' s1aa 7o ~ r.
spceHa ..
lady LIVING IN Fafmlnsfon, Maine, was pol
fonea short tlre since b5 the sases that arose
Hou phlet!ce OF LINE sne WAS pouring oo~n
hnk-spout. The gold o: her false teeth WIS made
near.g black, and khe could hardly speak 1os tntee
days a1ter~aEd.
A soung G1rt OF Sor"ichto"n, Conn. named
Loutea I,owdall, found nspottcd adder uotled upon
the uoor al the foot OF her bed on arising few
mornings since 1nsteah OF surteitns snl faint
Ing away. ehc coolly went domnstnlfs, got an are,
and Killed the reptile.
The Wsndsor Il Annapolls Hallway. In Nova
Scotia. travefstB the sccne OF LongfeHo~s
-EvnnGeltnc-" The locomotives on the roAd'
which Is now nearly dnished~ afe noaned, ~ honor
Of the characters IN tn's and otear OF Aon81e!o"s
poenA Rnt pao'el' kne uAspffsIu7 tus IFau-
Eclne, the liaWataa' aha the A,nneasns.
A cooEed wo7an. IN Charleston, j. T.. eaFe
oiHh, recenuy' 10 'our en1Hsn' olnce .aea
laFsc honpe1 Oh coloEeu peop4e na's culet upoa
her. anu gazen az tne eso"o on tne pea-one
woman anu 'out noe ooyA Neat'y every one o1
me sl9hEseefs mas e'sen aef some money Tue 10
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htuty AnAHae' uas @as anu utee s"au .1s Sal-
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In England apnaratus has beep copt.trcd, aad
mt IN cpe,a,on which tates grut as soon as II Is
noNn. md plsces It In strong current Of bot a!r,
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rrnss t1 the revolving ian. In this manner. Mr.
MeCh, 1he celenrated Enrli,n asr,cultur1ss. s,ya
mo,.t rras. mny BE- conycr, e tnso haY Of the best
l ona,,ty tu ten m,nutea
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feeling Ms un, a]nnc In tbc ,,are xhen the }oot.
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The tJtrn1t nnd4 fnult with The WAY the Hsrtd
cooduets ltsclf The explanation Of Its discontens
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GENERAL TELEGKApuIC NAME.

49,. In the Vermont Council of Censors, ycster-
day report submitted IN favor vi female suffrage.
The United States steamer Saginaw sailed
from San Francisco for Mazatlam yesterday.
IA heavy rain and hail storm prevailed at
Augusta, Ga, yesterday afternoon.
1.-The fire is still burning in the woods in
Washington Territory. The smoke Ia ~ dense nj Month
cello that objects 90 yards distant hardly dscerDe.
IA Boston bank, Oh Tuesday, paid $4,000 on
O forged cr OK purpor!ns to be signed by BIewster,
Sweet Co.
.... Daniel Holloway, n farmer of West Gran
VILE Mass, found dead III that town yesterday.
Foul play is suspected.
IA woman named Mcclure, 40 years of age,
was killed yesterday near Kingston, H., while walking
the railroad track.
Jeffrey Sullivan. n swtchman employed by
the Ftchburg Railroad Company at sOnerN lille, Mass,
was killed yesterday 10y passing train
Repairs on the Frankfort Lock on the Erie
Canal were completed yesterday Boats now running
regularly.
Mrs. King, wife of Chief Engineer james
King OF the United States Navy died at Beverly ~
yesterday.
During n heavy storm, Tuesday afternoon.
two barns IN Auburn, Me, belonging 10 Capt. John
Penley. struck by lightning aud burned with their
The Committee of Ways and Means left
express satisfaction with the management OF Federal
affairs on the Paclnc
James Hayes, well-knOwn resident of
Roxbury Mass, died on Tuesday lie tho father OF
James f. Hayes. manager Of the Olympic Theatcr New.
York, aud Of Mira. John H. selwyn
The Investigations into the Customs
frauds AT Now Orleans steadily progressing. Soc
itor Banhcid has retained the legal firm Of Hudson
Fearn and the Assistant District Attorney In the prose
outiOn VI Tie casee
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lord in reduced circumstances. HeTememGers INC E6ou
times and Keeps his good tone as OF former uy pt
place lay his head. The Treasury Minister couu
give interesting details that point Inc treasury -
exhausted. Cuba has been, from time immemorlaI
mine OF wealth worked In most extraordinary lhahncI
Every government has stuck It's hands uetp uo"h INV
the riches the Island and has extracted money i0V
every purpose Every Spaniard, who has not b'ch ape
make money Spain, has been over To ChO 10 Gah
money.
There a country in America where every one VINO
uOOr returns rich The best 10 make thiS NOy
Of recreation, is TO first have yourse apl"lntu %
Government Office ont there. suppose II go place ID
the Custom House, then much the hcttrf Leu iliu
who feels like going first get the necessary Credcal"
borrow the money for the tp arrive IN the isdh treat
IL as conquered cOuntry abuse IL all that he cdH u'c
make up his packet OF gains aud then come home NJ Ha
end of two three years, gentleman" q g"ou mum
Der of people act upon this suggestion Tor - the ho1H'
September and October Of last year, when tie lsF
mauded Of the Government in Madrid places "a the
Havana m-HOuseD
This sad history Of the general aspiration OF the span
lard who 10 Cuba, comprises within II All classes OF
society from the modest employee Of $500 up Ia inc
Captain General Of the island, whose salary S1OVOO per
anuum.
OF we arc speaking Of employees and generals
OF other times. Prudence and generosity counsel us not
10 allude TO cOtempOrancOus history. 49,.
The Island of Cuba since the last century up 70 inns
good hour has done nothing but gre she has not com
menced 10 reece This is the great reason Tor all that
has happened
But now the Cubars cannot look upon the spaniards
with a grain of allowance. The great policy OF Spain
would have heen-that which adopted by her great
men when cOnquering new c0untrles-tO nave Drawn
closely together the relations between the natives anu
the mother country. Spain in Cuba has done the Opp0'
site She has America infinite number OF al.
veutures, with the intention OF enrchng hen ana OF
expressing the country with Onerous burdens, without
COnCeedng il any privileges Such has been the hOue OF
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ANOTHER RAILROAD DISASTER.

ACCIDENT ON THE MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
RAlLROAD-A TRAIN PRECIPITATED THROUGH
A TRESTLE-THREE KILLED AND NUMBER
INJURED.
LOUISVILLE, July ga terrible accident oc-
CURED morning the Memphis and Louisville Rail
road by which the New Orleans express train was pre-
cpated through trcstle bridge at Buck Creek, near
GAINESVILLE, and was burned with the exception of the
sleeping in the Of the train. The following
list Of the casualties far as known:
KILLED.
EUGENE RILEY engineer.
CHARLES CULDS fireman.
HUGH MCCALL passenger, OF Ncw-OUeans
Mrs. H. Mccall New. Orleans
JOSEPH NENT, New Orleans.
Ii. b. MITCHELL, New Orleans
JOIN BURT, Columbus, Miss.
Judge CAULKINs and wife, New-Orleans.
j. JAY BUCK, Clarksyile.
sETH ANDERSON Ccolored), Memphis.
o. II. SAGE, Fulton n. y.
c. A. BROWN, baggage-master.
JOHN Z. DUGGAN, express messenger
WILLIAM MCCALL, New.Orleans.
ED STONE, Eufaula. Ala.
$. PACKER, Pittsburgh Penn.
J. G. HANNAH, COfleeyille, Miss
j. c. LEVY, Holly Springs, Miss.
Miss MoLIIE MICHAEL, Loudordae.
W. L. SHEPHERD, New Orleans.
j. L. CORRuL, Stewards Station.
BARTON SALISBURY, Stewards station.
Two children OF Judge CauINng OF NcWorleans'
SAM LEWIS, sleeping car conductor.
W. ID. WRAY, mail agent.
T. n BOONE brakeman.
c. b. WEBSTER, brakeman.
later dispatch states that the body Of a man had
been taken from the ruins which was burned in such
manner as to render 1t unacceptable.
The express books and papers have been recovered,
bat the safe, in which there over 100000, has not
yet been found.
special train arrived here this evening from Carks
yie bringing the passengers who saved and many
who were wounded and able to travel. The following
badly wounded have been taken to the ST. JOsephs In
frmary where they are receiving every attention: Mira
II (.1 Of cu Crl4a Eag az Emil
VIM Mccall Of New Orleans and W. c. Shepard Of New.
Orleans.
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Church one pound TO the Roman Catholics, about
seven shIngs to the Prcsbytorians, and to the
WeSieyans and other sects nothing at ALL And the
Jealous churchmcn who would have done that arc
the same who warn rs simple Protestants against
the arful machnations of what they delight to cali
Jesuit priesthood. To men who care for the ques-
ton that really underes this discusson-that is for
the absolute separation Of Chmch and State-the
proposition for concurrent endowment was the most
repulsve of all the Lords amendments. 1t had the
support Of the leading iournal-which in these days
leads few-not much from belief in its justice as
from a notion, conceived know not how, that there
was a popular reaction in its favor II is only one
more bluuder to be added to the innumerable series
of errors which make up the history of that journal
for some ten years past The result part
outburst Of spleen against Mr. Gladstone for refusing
to be msled on the matters but that again is nothing
uncommon, since Mr. Gladstone is made the target
of its attacks as often as a decent pretext can be
found for pitching into him.
On the whole. the Commons have seldom done
better two tights work, The bill came back from
the Lords disguised that its identity almost
lost 1t returns to the Lords in its original shape,
nearly. They are to consider il again on Tuesday
night; with what result need not speculate. Note
only that of their leading weekly organs says to-
night that the House Of Lords will at once waive
their scheme Of concurrent endowment, but will in
sist " at all hazards on the amendment postponing
the distribution Of the surplus and on the preamble
being 40 framed as not TO forbid the application Of
the surplus to religious purposes. As TO the Ulster
glebes the peers are prepared to yield. My belief Is
the peers will yield whatever Mr.. Gladstone says
they must yield and do not see how Mr.. Gladstone
can now reccde with honor OF with dignity
from what he has just declared in the Commons to
be indispensable. and what the Commons under his
guidance have just adhered to by decisive MAORI
ties Nor is it of much moment now whether the
disagreement between the two Houses occur on one
several points, on matters Of great interest or
Of little. The country has taken Its side, and il will
prove wanting neither in sagacty nor resolution. II
means to support the House of Commons and Mr.
Gladstone in whatever decision they come 10. They
are its representatives and chosen leader and If they
but prove equal 10 the occasion, any resistance from
the Lords. no matter on what issue, may now be
swept away by an irresistible power ! only wish
the Lords would try. G.. VS..
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TIE cOOLIE TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-Representatives
OF two leading Chinese Companies in this city have
ceptcd the invitation Of the Chicago commercial party to
accompany them 20 Chicago az their guests. Aforward
they Will visit NcwTork and other Eastern cities and
proceed to the Southern States and give their at
tentiOn to tho Chinese Immigration question Since the
Secretary Of the Treasury directed the Co Hector at New
Orleans 10 all efforts to prevent the Chinese COoio
trade attention has been called TO this port where II
IS alleged the law Of lsOs prohibiting the importation Of
persons color who held TO service or labor and that
against tho COoe Slave trade totally dsrc
gded. IL Is also suggested that society be organized
here 10 procure the fOTCement Of the above laws
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TIFF FRENCH CABLE.

THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH TO THE PREsI-
DENT-TuE PRESIDENTS REILLY.
The following dispatches were yesterday trans
mitted by the French Cable: ..,,.,,
The Emperor Of The French to thc President ef the U"hsf
States
lam highly gatifed to lnaugurate the new lire %
telegraph which unitcs Franco with the uMtca
States b. scaaing 10 yuh ih" expression OF my gooi
wishes TOR you and for the prosperity oi the United
States. NAr"'r"N'
The President Of ihe Crited States 10 The Emperor Of
France:
cordially rccprocato your good wishes, and trust
that the liberal policy Of the United States pursuant
10 which the Cable has been landed may result III
many such means OF communication especially De'
tweea th,s country and It's earliest ally and irlehu.
u. S. GRANT
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TIE ECCLESIASTICAL TRGAL-MOTION TO DIS
sOLNE TIE INJUNCTION.

CHICAGO, July %. - The court room was
crowded yesterday to hear the arguments the motion
to dissolve the injunction lately issued to arrest the pro-
ceedngs OF the Ecclesiastical Court convened for the
trial of the Rev. Charles L. Cheney ,orning Judd
counsel for the Court after elaborate argument in
sisted that civil court had no )ry 20 interfere
with ecclesiastical tribunal api 1t had that the
bill was sufficient 10 warrant the present proceedings
He also insisted that the proceedings all regular
their face that ample justice had been done that tho
strctest impartiaty had been shown, and leaving the
narrow ground OF technical canOnical restriction, as
serted In broad that whether the proceedings
in fact canOuical not, the Bishop had IN his own per
SOD the inherent right OF discipline irrespective OF ana
above all cauOns The arguments continued to day
i'm behalf Of Mr. Cheney, aud II probable decision Will
be arrived at for day or two.
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THE CoSCIAvE OF WISE MEN.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Thc Supreme Con-
cayc Of the order Of Seven Wise men to-day chose the
following Ioniccrs for the ensuing yenr Anthony sam.
bola Of Louisyiauu Supreme Archon Dr. George oliver
of Peuusylvaua. Supreme Chancellor; WIN. GcIstC OF
Ohio Supreme Provost; Col j. 4. Dobson OF Maryland,
Supreme Herald; T. D. Langley OF Virginia, supreme IN
eptrtor.G General; Mm. T. Fitzgerald Of louisiana su-
prcmc Scribe; j. H. Holden Of Pcnu-yyania' supreme
treasurer; VIM H. Boyle of Maryland supreme lclate
Mm l. Foster uf Virginia. supreme Guldci john W lay
lOr ~ New York Supreme Warden; Andrew Druinul0nd
Of PcuuryI vauiu Supreme Sentinel The supreme Con
cayc adjourned To meet at Baltimore on the third We'd
ncsday July 1870 George H. Collins OF Maryland aud
James Buckley Of New Orlcns, were elected supreme
Stewards. This evening "a banquet was given, at which
several congratuatOry speeches were made and much
good feeling manifested The order Is attracting much
ttfl pu
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SWITZERLAND.
THE AMERICAN MISSION.

BERSE, Wednesday, July as 1859.
MI George Harrington, late American Minister
to-day took his leave of the President Of the Swiss
Confederation, and introduced his successor. Mr..
Rublee, who presented his credentials, and was re-
ceived rs Minister Resident of the United States.
Mr.. Harrington has held the Swiss Mission ever
since the Spring of 1863 having been promised the
place by Mr. Lincoln, and appointed thereto by Mr.
johnson shortly after the assassination. lie had
previously been the Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury under Mr. Chase. Mr. Rublee is we'll
known Western editor
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ANOTHER NEGRO MURDER.

MEMPHIS, July 28.-The Jackson Wig states
THAT a colored named Henry Exam was murdered
asst week by two men named James Young and Henry
Longnres Exam had been speaking at a political meet
lug and his return the murdcrers rode up to the
wagon IN which he riding with some others ana
knocked bis hat off, aud his getting down 70 recover
il he was shot ard killed. The murdcTers arrested
but through the uCgiigence OF the Coroner and Sheriff
they subsequently escaped.
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CHINA.
OPPOSITION TO TuE TELEGRAPH.

Dr Ma,Gonan. tho agent of the East India Tclo.
graph Company. is bil wtng the project of con
Meeting China with the British Torrto'irs IN India
by telegraph line traversng burmah and inu"'n
The Russian telegraph wires extend To tho Siberian
frontier but from Kiakta To Pckin and Ten
Tsn dispatches are conveyed by couriers on
horseback by the new line immediate communica-
ton would DO had with Europe and the New World.
Unfortunately the Chinese Government is OF present
onnoseJ 10 the nrOicct
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A JAIL DELIVERY BY cARLIsTs.
PRUSSIA.
TIE CENTENARY or HUMBOLDT.
BERLIN, Wednesday. July %,

TIE CENTENARY OF HIMBOLDT'
BERLIN, Wednesday, July 20, 1869.
Yesterday the grand fcte too place in honor Of tho
memory of Alexander Won Humboldt. aud the day
was observed ~ a holiday In the evening public
banquet was given, aud An immense torcblght pro
cessou passed through the streets.
PRUssIAN RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA.
The ProrHcidl Correspondence newspaper expresses
astonishment at Baron won Beusts assertions about
Prussia III his speech TO the Hungarian Committee.
IL denies that any advances have been made by
Austrin, aud says if she desires to establish true
and solid friendship Prussia 10 quito ready to meet
her.
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EoSoRs TO 1IE. PEABODY AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

WHTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va, July 2S.-
Mr.. Peabody was to-day presented with the resolutions
Of tho meeting Of yesterday He responded with feel
ing ausoD to the condition Of the Southern people, and
spoke hopefully OF the coming prosperity which would
the whole South blossom. He incidentally al
luded to the fact that the fund.- though yet in It's infancy,
had accomplished much EOOd. Eight hundred persons;
half Of them ladies' witnessed the presentation grand
bail in honor OF Mr. Peabody will take place here on the
18th Of August.
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NEw-YORK, THURSDAY, JULY 90. 1869.

cpa citizens beaded By tho Mayor. called on Ian ana
prescntel him al address Of welcome M Seward Wis
tied the acting Governor and was received ID becom-
ing manner 10 sercnaded in the evening" ana re-
turned his thanks IN speech closing with an expression
friendship FOR Great Britain. Alter visiting the ports
in Puye Sound he viii proceed 10 Alaska, ana VIII return
here abOUt three weeks,
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THE JUDGE DENT MOVEMENT ~ AISSlSSNPI-
TIE CASE OF SURGEON GBEEN-TIiE CABl-
NET MEETING ON FrIDAY-INTERNAL RLN-
ENUE DECIsION-THE CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS
10y TEIIGGAPn TO TIE TRI8UERI
WAsnINGIoy, wednesday, July 3d. 1850.
Judge Dent has frequently asserted his en'ro Wiling
ness 10 withdraw fIJ tic canvass IN Mississippi IT, IN
the opinion Of the President, the success o. tho Con
sorvdtivc in that Stae woad result to the Ill
Jury Of the Republican parry Of which nc claims 10 he
loyal member In connection with this assertion IT VIII
be interesting TO know that gentleman high In official
position, arrived here from Long Branch to-day, re-
ports that the rcsul. Of the numerous consultations WIN
the President at place will be the refusal OF Judge
Dent to accept the nomination, II IL tcnderedo NM
My informant further says that President Grant freely
expresses the opinion that the sOcaed Dent movement
in that State is not analogous to the Walker movement In
Virginia. and in fact effort OF the Democratic party
TO obtain control Of the State
The Naval CourMartia which is to convene tomorrow
for the trial of Surgeon Greene Of the Npsc on charge
OF disObedence Of orders attracts than ordinary
attention. as il involves indirectly the questions at differ
cncc between the line and staff officers OF the Navy
The specifications Of the charge against Surgeon Greene
allege he declined to put sailor duty who had
the sick list when Commander selfrdgo OF the
Npsc ordered him TO do Eminent counsel has been
engaged on both sides. The Department will be repre-
scented by John Paul Brown OF Philadelphia and eXDis-
tnct-AttOrney Wilson Of this district.
Much interest is manifested concerning the Cabinet
session to be held Friday, TO attend which the Pre'
dent comes home from Long Branch II is understood
that the question whether the test oath is to be applied
to the members Of the Virginia Legislature and the
course the Administration will take In relation TO the
Mississippi campaign, will be among the important mat
tiers that will be discussed and determined upon.
BY decision Of tho Revenue Bureau here, resulting
from correspondence with Assessor Of Internal Reyenue
Joubcr coore) at New Orleans the assessments the
receipts OF the steamers of the Morgan line VIII hereafter
be made In New Orleans instead OF New-Iork.
EAGUv. Michael Hahn Of Louisiana has signilcd his
intention OF accepting invitation to stump the state Of
Texas in the interests OF the Hamilton party lie pro
poses to enter on the canvass about the middle OF
October.
The JOINT Commission for the settlement OF all claims
pending between the citizens and Governments Of the
United states and Mexico Will commence ito sessions here
next week.
synor Lemus diplomatic agent Of the Cuban Insurgents,
viii leave here Friday night for NewYork. aud viii
return Monday.
Washington and vicinity was visited tonight by III
thunder aud hah storm. The damage resulting TO
the tobacco crop IN lower Maryland has doubtless been
very large.
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THE DENTAL STATE CONVENTION.

ALBANY, July 2S.-At the Dental State Co
venton to-day DR.. b. F. whitney. Of Buffalo, was chos
Presidents DR.. j. q. Amber Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Dr. CHAR
Barnes Recording Secretary; DR. a. G. Halves Treasure
and DR.. n. W. Kingsley, Corresponding Secretary.
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STRIKE OF THE NEVADA MINERS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-'Hhe members of
the Miners Union in Treasure City, Nevada, yesterday
visited the principal mines Of tho White Pine district.
and compelled the men who were working for less than
IS day 10 stop labor using violence In
Even those labOrng under contract were compelled to
desst, and no one Is allowed To work.
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MEETING OF RAILROAD MANAGERS At SARA
TOGA

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2s.--A meeting Of
railroad managers held at Congress Hall to-day, to
arrange regarding through freight The following gen
tlemen present: c. w Chaplin, Of the Boston and
Albany Railroad " H. Vanderbilt Of the Hudson River
and NOW-Yo!k Central Railroads.; W. Williams, OF the
Buffalo and Jrls Railroad; Mossrs Phillips and Dove
re&uN ~ tie Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
roads; Mr. DT1mm0ud Of the Toledo ana Wabash Rail
road; y r. Smith Ol the Red Line ana George Darling
vi the NniJ6 Line