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yesterday 6feen pefsens were tsampisds
todeath and great many injured.
3 ISL sPAIN.
MArnID, january zi.--Ths Duke oe
Mcntpensier has been elected q deputy 20
the Cortes from Oyerdo. I, II
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THE LATEST AND FINEST PER-
i FUMES ARE RIMMEL'S FIFTY-TWO
EXTRACTS WOOD & SONS,
jal7 Ninth and Main streets.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
MURRAY g. LANMAN'S
ORIDA WATER,
the most celebrated and most delightful of all
PERFUMES; for USE ON THE HANDKER-
CHIEF, AT THE TOILET, and IN THE
BATH.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
pERFTTNERS. ia 22-eod5m
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I AIDES POCKET-BOOKS and WAL
ALETS, CARD-CASES, &C., for sale by
P. E. DUPUY, Apothecary,
10 rs 4S7 BROAD street.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from Tie
y mann and other manufacturers. An assort-
ment for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
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WINDOW-GLASS AND PUTTY.
w l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
ia 25-3t# Sixth and Broad streets.
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CALIFORNIA GRAIN BAGS.-3,000
" for sale very low by
ja2O A. s. LEE.
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DHINAI SODIQUE-THE CELEBRA-
i TED French hGmostatic, antiseptic, and
characterization sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
20 825 Broad street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DOUDAULTS PEP N.-Boudault' s
ID Elixir and Wine Of Pepsin, the true prcpa-
ration, for sale by
in g5-3t< L.. WAGNER, druggist.
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GENUINE CASTLE SOAP-white and
" mottled-for sale by
P. E. DUPUY, Apothecary,
Ia Is ds7 Rroad stront
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GOLDEN COD-LIVER OIL-the purest
VI oil made. WOOD & SONS.
In IL Ninth and Main.
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THINA TEA SETS.-The largest assort-
" ment to be found In the city. Can and exam
Inc them at GEORGE G. GARY,S,
i. opposite post-ofice.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

s,ocI,, correspondence to the Baltimore Sun.
rho september cold panic-Tcsff-
,,o,y OF Gould and Ffskc. Jr.-The
riot of tho Schcmcrs 70 heep Up
,o,a The Crops-Thc Operation on
s,o prcssdcrt-Grant Student OF
ryn,uccs-How Corbin was Manfpu.
,.,od and Escd-yiis Relations with
.,,o p-csisscut-Thc Dark Friday
ric,, Developments &c.
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TROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
4 Sore Throat and Hoarseness, speedily cured
by Woolfolk's Cough Syrup, prepared by POW
street It gives Immediate relief In all affections
of the lungs by producing free expcctoratlon Of
the plilcgm which obstructs them, thus guieting
the cough relieving the'inllammation, and giving
the diseased organs chance to heal. il IL
DISON'S COUGH MIXTURE.-Call at
IL Rison's Drug Store, corner of Main and Third
streets and get bottle of Premium Cough Mix
ture. 1t is warranted to cure.
nos JOHN W. RISON, Druggist.
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ThelWyarlah ahd tho Grain Market.

n Accordinslfo Is s5mkoi the market rCpor-
tcrs, It Is expected by dealers of produce
thAtthe drss great battle between Ger.
inany and Fflnce will have an important
ehstt upon the prices of breadstufIs
I'ltey think that IL the French win vic
Iofy, il wfllibe I'D signal for the interfer.
lnce Of GFelt Britain and Russia, and for
j general European war; while, II the
FrlSsiar5 9btainIa decided success, Ma
loleon mudt either make peace Mt once, or
IeoyerthIbWn. II
This caletilation Stems TO us to depend
Alppn mi apprehension of the character
both OF the French people and OF their
EmpeFor He knows his subjects better,
andin declaring war feels the advantage
Il gives lin In 6 Gcommon cause with his
impetu1tb, brave md persistent nation.
TOhe deed, unless so crushing rs 10 give
lib capiLh 10 the PrllSsians, would only
Il pnroFfh1ce To greater efforts for the time,
yalthpugh the los Of hard.fnught cam.
p4ign Tpuld -ccttNinly endangcr his
tid0nel On the other hand, his owni ir.
fesbiutioh In the hour Of success is one Of
his uRfiiling characteristics. On the
morning after the coup dctdt which made
him inH$er OF FnnCc, he wRs ready to
SurrenF 4 /; and even SOlfcrinO was to him
only d opportunity to compromise with
Xusrlh, i6y abandoning half Of his plan
ot an Italy FREQ from the Alps to the
AdFiatid" Should he now advance TO
the Rhine, or even occupy Cologne, he
win doubles be more eager for peace
than lBismdtck hiInsClt-N J. Rmt.
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Commercial and Financial.
BaltLnore Liye stoek lIarket.

-,.i.t, -...f,t,.s., ~. BALftNolB, July ~
BRkP CIFFIH9The market opened this week
without GhimAtlohS both butcher and bpeeula.
tors seemed dhinellned to puFchASe, - the sup
ply was flr and the quGlity Of the stock not very
Sxtt9, most q, them bSinE thln for the season.
prices fally He pei 10 lower on hll grides, the
heaviest deeline being, Of course, on the poorer
class OF cattle. The market opened this morning
very dull, and continued 10 until the clos, most
dealers andlng It diaeult 70 close ont their stock
There was some inquiry, and q fPW sales Of good
cattle g 20 % the eethtty. Prices to;day ranged
a. follows: Best beeyes at 3. I59S Of gencE.
OF good fair quality 90 60d6 f6S ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows Is T6nB 90; infefi0r and
IoNOF grades Of cattle q 60lh4 '75; general AY.
eE1ge OF the market to-day S6 80; extreme range
OF prices a 256s %. Most Of tho sales were nom
% % o. 81 % per 100 Lbs. OF tha. receipts 500
Total sales for the week rs hcad!
], lSIHEF. Tho receipts foF tho past week
were quite heavy, and the larger part Of them
being or Falher poor duality, there has not been
mich activity tnath6 Market At the eloSo to-
day prices were tending downward. Good coarse
wool stock Sheep and fAt lambs are wanted:
Prices today ranged as followB; Fair 70 good
per l6 gross. Stock Sheep, 81 Tb49 90 per head.
Lambs at g 0oaA % per head. Reeelptl thi!
week, 40 head, against O. 80 last week and sl
| head same tlmO last year.
HooS.-ThC receipts during the past wceIIhAye
fallen of very much and With an active demand
tho prices have been fully maintained AZ the
close today there arc very few In hrst hands and
they arc he'd arn At 9uotSSIs, Prices to tSdR A.
net. Receipts this week, 2,igs head, hga!Rai
4,siO last week, and STA head same timc last
year ..HI..H .I.H Il sH flaN
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The SSiIoWIss.g
RST. Louis, July 90

~ E9Es LOUIS July 80
SiThe Times has a dong account Of a riot at
sHclbyvllle, Illln0l3on tie occasion Of
TIE execution Of Jo MyeS tor the mur.
der Of PleOasso Calhoun about two yeura
80. Hubbard Holden who was to be
Ih1nged with Myers for tie same crime,
D q his sentence commute ID ! yesterday by
COY. Palmer, which ereltcd great indig.
- lion us It Is s6id HoldEn planned tile
murder aid a5tually did tie shooting.
|iIf was feared oii Thursday night that the
pqpulacc would attack the jail and release
Myers, unless Coy. Palmer surrendered
Holden TO tle galloRJ, but through the
agCncy Of some Influential citizens, better
cqunscls prcYaile6i inl there wns u lull In
|stbrm till tbs morning SsYhen It broke out
again with 5efeaief Violence. The mob
dsmanded that bbshI Imenbc hung or N.Y.
ets released! COY. Palmer was vehe.
sialntly dendnnce on every hand.
Z The Jail was guarded by upwards Of an
Ehtndred aimed men, and while prepara.
pns werd ma $lls bang Myers, several
FAItcmts wefB n3ade tear down tho fence
Enclosing the ScaholdSbut the nssailants
We're rGpIsed eaEH Tine by tho guards.
Myers was executed, Qnh in less than ten
hnutesailef ibehob charged the fence in
8rcc and commenced tearing II down,
hit when they YdlsSoYefed 1t was too late
ID save 1fyers, they dispersed. swearing
eternal iehtntty "a Gov. Palmer. Had L
hot been for eonciliaf afoIy speeches by sew
tfal leading lcitizGns,a frightful scene Of
bloOdSled mfg have resulted.
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ERUIT As A MEDrcIXE.-Thc worst
case oil dyspepsia can be cured without Il
particlE Of medicinc-simply by eating
bptblng iriNhich lard is an ingredient, Of
hsipg hhttgr eparingy, eating bread made
btpnbolted -tlOur, and making free use OF
fruits, especially hpplcs. In fact, on the dc
p9ftur4 Of winter mnst people would be
better bf II they ntG meat not O0cner than
oICe Ot twice u week, and used fruits und
vegetables Instead. Pork and lard nrc the
gfGat romoterS Of dyspepsia, and fevers
and hi Ions dlseakes are led by keeping UP
Oiu b4dlly heat Of mid.wintGr through
juno, NJ, AuEtSt and September, by never
chang ig OUf dht from the heavy meats
Of Jal 1ary, An eminent French physi.
dian jIfS That Che decrease Of dyspepsia
and tlllibug ID ections In Paris is owing 10
The | cd consumption OF apples, u
fruit, n htntl Inns, which Is nh admirable
.prcvd NJ md tonic, rs well M very
nOurisIftng and easily dlgCslcd article
OF food. Tho HarisiNs dCvour one
hundred million Of them every win.
isr, and we do not doubt that
:lc statements RrG perfectly correct
In fact, instances have come under our
own observation where fresh fruit had an
Immediate effect In dGcking bilious ten.
fdrnclCA In individuals, and VIC have heard
ot whole districts where bilious diseases
Became prevalent upon failure Of the
frtit crop. Fruit growers may, therefore,
U9lnt upon constantly increasing dc.
mNnd for the products Of orchards, anl
gardens, MS the lCnltlrgivlng properties Of
iFtiit become known
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CUBA.
HAVANA, July 20,

44hFANhJ VHy so
The Cuban journals arc filled with pro.
tests of volunteers against the Language ol
Dlaz Quintero, Deputy 10 tho Spanish
Cortes. Quintero, in q speech before the
Cortes, stated that Cuban volunteers were
q. a.disgraca to. .the country. The ,Colonels
of Havana volunteers viii send documents
to Spain tomorrow, asking that the Cor
tes censure Quintero.
The Panama & West India Cable Com
pany's steamer Suffolk has passed Dan.
EeFous Channel. Seventy-seven miles Of
cable have been laid up TO this morning.
Communication between the shore and
the steamer Suffolk Is perfect
New York. July 80.
Gen. Quesada was presented with a
sword last evening by the Cuban ladies oi
this city, in recognition Of his services
for Cuban independence.
A three.story house on Division street
owned by l. Sulomon and occupied as u
house OF prostitution was damaged by fire
last evening, and Dora Marcus one Of the
inmates sutFocatCd TO death.
A Havana correspondent gives the sequel
10 the famous Ovicdo.B Bartlett diamond
wedding. The Senior died leaving no
will and his American widow gets nearly
n million dollars, while three millions is
divided among his forty four children
most Of them illegitimate, and tree persons
Of color.
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NEW YoRK CITY, q
NER YoRK. INV al

The extensive works Of the Protective
Lumber Improvement Company al
Princeton, N. j., were destroyed. BY. fire
Wednesday night The elief product Of
the company was wood for pavement pur-
poses, Loss heavy. oof6i ...y''s'@
Patrick Deyy, in charge Of Prof. Morris
property, opposite Mr.. NathAns house,
watched q carriage In front Of Nathans'
stable from halEpaSt 19 until halEpast
! Friday morning, when Q man jumped
on the box and drove away. It isbe,
lieved that this carriage contained Ma,
thans' murderers. The rewards now otter!
ed for their apprehension amount to
$4,000. = =
In respect to the memory of Benjamin
Nathan, the Board voted 10 close the
Long Room and, Stock Exchange until
Monday afternoon and attend Mr.. Nathan'H
funeral in q body, II ,ti.5l,, p
There arc very few developments yet In
the Nathan murder, but rumor points to
the probable arrest Of an inmate Of the
house on suspicion Of knowledge Of the
terrible event. ~
A dispatch received from Washington
SAYS: mo tax Is 10 be withheld from the
coupons Of railroad bonds falling due on
the first Of August
The steamer Anglia for Glasgow took
two hundred Germans who will enter the
PruSsian amy.
NEW YoRK, July 81.
The Nathans murder remains o mys-
tory. Many people seem to believe that
ason OF the victim Is the criminal, while
another theory Is that the murdered bank'
er,was followed from Morristown, New
Jersey, by an unknown man, who con-
cealed himself the House for hepurpose
ofrobbing 1t. II Is probable that no real
clue to the affair Is yet in possession OF the
police. s.s.' u
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PNE HIanrs HRRlITAoE, ..

\ C1ERIoht o. HdAaR, EsQ., Nttp OrIt1hG IA.
DEAR FRIEND This place isjust now
attracting a great deal oiattentton from
+anuquarians and lltterateurs generally, on
account ofa discovery lately made by me
! ] happened to notice In "Littes Living
Age" of January 8 last, page 105, the
following paragraph:
ut las iust como to light that in an old
barn in one Of the villages Of New Jersey,
is valuable collection Of books and manu-
scripts, formerly forming a part Of the Il.
brary Of AIahlOn DlckerSon, an American
statesman. They are all In possession Of
rats, and Of man who will not letthem
be touched, because Of some family quar-
rel about property"
Having gotten heard that such documents
existed In Burlington and were in the
hands! Of. Mr.. John t. Tompkins, 70.
quested and obtained permission to exam.
Inc them, and among them found and
copied portion of a letter from Edgar
A. Poe to Mr.. Daniels. Of Philadelphia,
dated Richmond, Sept. 90, 1s49, in which
an admission Is made that will, to GER
Tain extent, upset that pcrsous claim to
the authorship Of The "aRaven." ] could
not make out oil The writing on account
OF It's age and neglected condition, but
what l could decipher was in these
words:'. ' $50 l.'A
"Shortly before the death Of our good
friend, Samuel Fenwick, he sent to me
from New York for publication q most
beautiful and thrilling poem, which he
called the Raven, wishing me, before
printing 1t, TO SEQ II It had merit, and to
make any alterations that might appear
necessary. So perfect was II In all its
parts that the slightest improvement
seemed TO be impossible But you know
person very often deprcCiates his own
talents, and be even went 50 far as 70 sug-
gest that in this instance, or In any future
pieces he might contribute, I should revise
and print them In my own name 70 insure
their publication.
"This proposal l rejected, OF course,
and one way or other delayed printing
the Raven, until, Us you know, 1t came
out in Tho Rerieto, and -. It was
published when was, unfortunately, In
toxicated, and moi knowing what ! did. |
signed my namo TO II, and thus II went to
the printer, and was published. 9
"The sensation 1t produced made me
dishonest enough 10 conceal the name Of
the real author, who had died, as you
know, some time before 1t came out, and
by thatmeanS | now enjoy the credit and
applause myself simply make this
statement to you for the -. shall
probably go 10 New York tomorrow, but
will DO back by Oct. 19th, l Think
AS you are iond Of such matters, Isend
you the above as something interesting
and important. lam,
Us ever, your friend, ]. SHAVER
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NM war CoIts Refore. .it Rerlnt.

van he ". y. fbR. -e5 AZ
when great nations prepare TO 1ghii
htir own people and the people Of oillef
iallonS make ready for the disturblc
Bfhdc Is broken up, credit. Is shaken,
EAiue Of property becomes uncertain n
SeSted moneys must find uncommOd
cutity, and hmid capital Shrinks into Con
Sealmont The fright and confusion 'tlll
brought into Tie commercial world u 1l
ftSelf q gigantic evil, and II war resulted tn
mo other injury to mankind than. tliis, II
Would well deserve oil the mailed lctilr
eYer uttered against II. N.it fLAA
E1ti Is Of course impossible 70 asceriafA
even approximately aud In hgure ilie
AMOUNT Of damage done by such a rllleI
Anl stitl moro 50 TO track Il ,tllrdas q
thb channels iof robbery sdbd, mtel{ q
which II results, at last, In the prfVatdug,
GofroWs and ruin nf unnumbered homes
But one branch Of the work It leaYegis
bp9pablC; fori Is represented by tAe de-
fpiEciation ofvalues upon the stock e3s
ehanges Of the world. Every dollar
fle'puhllc' securities issued by ~ lreui
nations g held6y somebody, and u 1ufi;
lQfinds himself worth, alter thS deelatloa
0{swar, less than before. The L9ndoll
l0n0miSt Of July 10, has undeFta len b
eimato tho amount Of this los j'Is loWn
by the fall In securities In thcseigft days
lh1tween July4, the day before n inst
l1IArm In the French Chamber 0fsDe pu-
ties, and July g, when the war panic d |rst
relched It's height. -
lin this one week tho valugluf ] - hch
rehtes fell G30, 900, 900; that oe Biti i con.
s9ls e9815,0O0; that Of United slates
Loans e12, 900 600; and the tp.al p,S Of
value In the national secNTtti6 le1ll In
Epndon was no less than BIG coo or
not far from $400, ,000, 900, ffitlldnt includ-
ing the stocks Of GermanyS IAIStIid Bel
gfnm, Holland, and some othet 60 untries,
idfwhich 10 sales are made IN I9ldon.
in railway stocks a similar depression
llt0pk place; and In those of7eleEed promi-
ltient English lines alone theresYl q fall
Ilihl value Of g. ,437, 900. sEhe. tossl loss Of
fpfpperty to investors blythe Hlefe decla-
falion Of this aggressive War y Certainly
Itf moro than five hundred jlllons Of
tddllars; q greater amount perhaps, than It
IN was ever before ireftbe power Of
ibfc mans crime 10 destroy, lhd which, as
Iltlle EeOnOmiat Justly salsslmplles individ.
Ind suffering difficult 20 Gyerestimate.
lfBbts Is the beginning bHt 4 not by fig.
Enics or BY words tlllt mem will express
ilihG cnd Of such waF.ihP
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BosToN TRADE.-The boot and shoe
trade in Boston Is very vigorous. The
Adperh3r says that last week the sales Oi
boots and shoes amounted to A2, ,432 cascs
the value OF which was about 81 ,G07 $50
and taking into account the shipments
made direct from factories, which do moi
appear In the record, the business Of the
week would probably amount TO over
100000, The shipments Tor the last
week were the largest for over year. One
house on Pearl street sold TO a st. Louis
dealer 100 cases. Tho market the pres
cnt year is not OvCrstOCked.
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TuE London Spectator gives the philOs.
ply Of the war in nutshell when 1t
says: Europe must pass through year,
perhaps years, Of misery in order that ono
single man may secure the career and the
position of one single child. This war
hos no cause, no motive, no justification,
save the fear Of Napoleon Bonaparte that
without It his boys succession would not
be clear" This Is the fourth war he has
begun for purely family considerations,
Does 1t not seem as If dynasty which
requires so much and such costly prop
ping up might much better come down ?
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New York Produce Market.

NFW YoRK, July 80.
COrroN-SomlnAl; 100 bales sold at 4Oc for
mIddllng uplAnla. =
PIOUR-tioGed hrmur for low and mITrd grades
Of FItFA.
GRGIN-WhcAt-VS firm with moderate e1.
port demand. RyH-SOmIuAl. OAlA-Dull and
lower at 6t65Sc for western; 64665e for Ohio.
COFn-Dull at 9t699e for mixed ReAtrFn'
PROvIsIoRN-FOTk-Dull and unchanged. Reel
-Qulet and steady Cut M0atS-Qulst RAeOn
Nominal Unchanged.
RQGS-Dull and hCAvy Al is19Oc,
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Chicago Market.

- G a,. 4l Cmu4Oo, July 30.
FLouR-Firm and steady. ,,....--.
0RAiX-Hhea -Firmcr; closing at 81 9oII fol
No. 2; this Afternoon active At $li94 seller Au
gust 81 q seller last half month. COrn-qulei
and Nc lower; closing a. s3Hc for No. 9; this Af
teFno0n dull At Sc seller August, OAts-lAC
lower; closing at +5Ec for No. 2. Rye.Quiet g
for No. 2.
Provisions
uoOs-ActivO At s. soG9 80 for common to
choice.
CATTLE-QuIct and weak at $3a7 80 for com
mon cows 10 choice stCers. .....r
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Rnsc RnIl.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 80

INDIANAPOLIS, July 80,
The game of base ball to-day between
the Harvards and indianapolis clubs was
won by the former. Score As too.
CINCINNATI, July 30.
The game between the Mutuals and
Red Stockings attracted q large crowd.
The Rcd Stockens won by score Of 10
10 IL.
FoRT WAYNE, July 80.
The Athletics, OF Philadelphia, defeat.
cd the Kckiongas, Of this city, to-day, by
score Of 110 too.
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Cincinnati Market.

FLoUR-U Unchanged. 4.
CONGRATULATIONS: closing at 81 23aDl 3L
for red, and 81 3SaaI IS for white. Corn-Dul
at s76S8e. 0Ais--Dull; old 60656c; new 2J34Oc
Rye-00ft95c aud dull. Barley-$l 1901 IS.
CoTToN-NeHlected; mIddllng l8Hc.
ToBAcCo-UnchAnged.
WnsKY-Dull and nominal At 9I698c asked.
Provisions Unchanged. Mess Pork-$SOf
30 80. Lard-lGX6l6Ec. Bnlk McaS-lSk@
i6Ho asked; Hc less offered: not much demand
Bacon-IIeld al iiK1l1!i6lsAc; hut &c lcsI
offered. Sugar Cured llalns-9G62
BUTTER--StCady at 9J62Sc. f-
E0Os-1Sc and dull.
CuEEsE-l48l5c.
OLs-S0 change.
6RooERIEs-Steady and demand fair.
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The Pathological Convention.

ROCHESTER,, July 80.
The Pathological Convention, yesterday,
listened to q practical paper from DR.,
Dwight on tho defects Of Latin grammars
and the Rev. A. N. Cotton, Of York, read
a minority protest against the action ol
the Convention on Latin pronunciation,
Several members supported the position
taken by tho Convention. The officers oi
tho society were oil reelected and the
society adjourned to meet next year al
New Haven.
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Letter from Senator Fcnton.
,NRW YORK, JUly IN

The 7IJun0 this morning publishes u
letter from SeuAtor FCntOn in response to
It's suggestion that he give To the public
his reasons for opposing tho confirmation
Of Collector Murphy. Mr. FcntOn dc.
clines 10 protracL or revive the issue after
its decision by the Senate, He denies he
has or has had any personal end to serve,
and IL quite willing to drop tho whole
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
The steamer Dan Able Burned.
CAIRO, July 80.

The steamer Dan Able running between
Calro and Columbus 10 connect the I'LL.
nois Central and Mobile & Ohio railroad,
was totally destroyed by fire al Columbus
last night. The fire originated In the
cook room and spread so rapidly that
nothing could 10 done to save the hOat.
There were many narrow escapes hut no
lives were lost. The bOAt was valued ut
about 1000; insurance unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
Sentence of the FcnIau O'Nell.

WINDSOR, VI, July 30 o.
General O'Nelll, convicted of violation
Of the neutrality laws, WINS sentenced 10
two years imprisonment and $40 fine.
Col. J. II. Brown was sentenced 10 nine
months imprisonment aud s. fine, and
Capt. MOnahAn was sentenced 10 six
months imprisonment and onOdollar fine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-01
Frightfui storm at Mobile.

MOBILE, July 6U'
4 terrific storm passed over this city
to-day, houses were unrooied, trees up
rooted, goods In the stores damaged by
water and steamboats, sunk or driven
ashore. The dry dock was forced from
its mOOrings and driven about eight
miles up the river. No lives were lost rs
far as known. Total damage 100000.