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The Tax Bill.

The Tux bill us amended by the Senate
and returned to the House reduces the
tariff and internal taxation between fly
and sixty millions Of dollars, and leaves
tho income Tux in a shape to be retained
for at least two years more. The Senate
rate Is fixed ut two and half per cent,
while the House proposed three per cent,
two thousand dollars being exempted in
each case. Tho disagreement will be
compromised in a Conference Committee
and tho probability Is very strong that the
tax will be finally settled at two and hall
per cent. A movement, however, will be
made in the House to restore the tax on
gross receipts, to cut down the duty on
sugar, and abolish the income tax; but in
the peculiar parliamentary rules that GOV
ern bill in tho situation Of this tax bill,
there is very little reason to believe that
snch m attempt will be successful.
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TIE following Is the estimate put upon
the Republican candidate for Congress in
this district by the Parkersburg Gazette,
which is about the decentest Democratic
paper in the State:
The Radical candidate for Congress is
not Nathan Goff, ESQ.,, who. has frequently
represented Harrison county in the Legis'
laturc, and was chairman of the Commit.
tee on Finance; but his nephew, N. Goff,
Jr., the son Of Waldo P. Goff, Of Clarks.
burg. General Gof, the candidate, Is q
young man Of fur abilities and good pri'
vate character. He was Major in the
Federal service during the late war, and
was captured about the time Maj. Armesy,
also Of West Virginia, was captured and
uniustly condemned to death as spy
He was placed in close confinement and
held us a hostage for Maj. Armcsy by the
Confederate authorities. The parties
were finally exchanged. After the wa
closed, hC was brcveted u Brigadicr Gen
crnl. He now holds the position o
Prosecuting Attorney for the U. s. Dis
trict Court for West Virginia. a:-
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NEW YORK CITY.
NAV YORK, July Z.

'.' NEW YORK, July Z.
The work Of taking The census Of tllit
city is now progressing in a rapid and la
vorable manner, and will probably be
more correct and satisfactory wien com
pleted than any previous enumeration.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
German Emigrant Aid Society Of this
city, held yesterday, q report was made
showing that last month "a ,007 emigrants,
among them 1908 Germans, arrived at
this port, against Al ,57 enigrants, and
among them Is, S,041 Germans In June, lSG0'
Yesterday Mr. Dalmer, Of Little Rock,
Ark, personally made application 70 Su-
perintendent Jas. Donahue, Of the Free
Labor Bureau, for fifty servant girls to
tAke to that city. 1, &c Said the white fam.
lilies at Little Rock Ind held o meeting and
alter collectively concluding that the ne
grOes had become unmanageablc ns house
hold servants, had resolved to employ
white labor, and had sent him north, am
ply provided with funds, TO employ the
requisite number Of persons. ,..iI,,.l \.
The Sun this morning says, Of Sec
rctary Fish that beforele Is released from
tho responsibilities Of his Office, It Is In
dispensable for the safety and tho good re.
pute OF the country that Congress should
cause all the transactions Of tho State Dc:
partment in connection with Spain and
Cuba 10 be vigorously investigated. 1t
charges that the policy Of the United
States on tile CubRn question has
been dictated and controlled by inso-
lent and khAyish speculation, and that,
to make the investigation complete, 1t
will be necessary to authotize q similar
agent. In Madrid, to procure evidence
which Gun only be obtained there. 'liBJ. .
A cable dispatch, dated Madrid, mid
night, says that at q meeting Of the Cabinet
this afternoon, Regent Serrano, and his
Ministers unanimously confirmed General
Prim's selection Of Prince Leopold, Of
HobenzollCn, for the future King Of
Spain. The friends of the administration
declare that this will give majority OF
at least three-f e-fourths in favor Of tho cleo
ton Of Prince Leopold to tho throne.
In the case Of Joseph II. Ramsey against
the Erie Railroad Company and others,
the plaintiff moved to VacRte tho order
changing the place Of trial from the county
of Delaware TO the county Of New Y ork.
The motion was heard before Judge Muir
ray, and yesterday he decided that the
motion must be deniedwith $40 dollars
costs, IN order was entered accordingly.
Arrived Steamer Western Metropolis
from Bremen. .N'}l'l' 'aH E
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 7,

LONDON, July Z,
kilograms received from Pekin an,
nounce that order has been restored and
measures taken which will ensure the
safety Of all foreigners. .;
Subscriptions .llrC circulating here and
al, Liverpool for a fund in aid Of the fitmi.
lies Of the officers and sailors Of the steamer
Oneida, which was run down off YOka'
hama BY tho British steamer Bombay. Slr
James lubbock, OF London, Is at the head
ofthG movement, and 1t bids fair TO Oe q
success.
The brothers Seltzc, New York tobac'
contsts, liavebccn discharged on surrender.
ing into the hands Of the Court el3,O0Q
sterling, Un amount sufficient TO cover the
alleged defalcation. =
There is much excitement, not only
here, but also on the continent, In view 0l
the threatened, European complication on
the subject Of Prince LeOpold's candida,
ture for, the Spanish throne. Dispatches
from Paris say there Is u strong feeling in
France, even outside Of official circles,
against the bGstOwal Of the Spanish
crown upon any uobenzOllcn. The
tranquiliziDg assurances Of the French
Emperor have cx6rted u beneficial effect
in Paris, and particularly on the b0urse.
Rentes this morning opened ut 20 francs
95 confines, or IS centtmcs higher than at
tho close Of yesterday. British cortsols
opened at o decidedly lower rNte today,
In sympathy with the French rentes, which
have declined heavily within tho past lew
days. American securities, which arc
also OF atriflc, were influenced slightly.
The Morning Post says the Great Pow
ers will be disposed to sanction any ener;
getic action on the part Of France for the
punishment of tho Chinese, and It Is
thought Post Semc will be officially in
strucled 10 speak for tho English Govern
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InFRANCE.

1s.9H.h H"s1l PARIS, July Z. I
Tile authorities here hive been assured
that fully tlree-tourths of the members Of
the Spanish Cories Nre favorable to the
elevation Of the Prince Of IIobcnzollen 10
the Spanish crown. There seems to be no
doubt that the King Of Prussia is also ii=
vorable to the project, and refuses any ex7
PLANTATION in reply to note from tho
French Government.
DISPATCHES from Madrid announce that
at Council of Ministers, held yesterday,
they authorized the, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs to present the name Of the new
candidate, HObenzollen, to the Cortez,
Which will probably be convened express
" for that purnose.usT The Council OF Min
isters hope that tho Prince will receive
more than. 40 votes, the minimum re-
qulrcl by resolution passed by the Cor
tes on tic Sd Of June. iN'..'' '..'t ~ ''.aH
The Prince Is expected TO arrive at
Nadrid carly in November. A Spanish
fleet will be dispatched to bring him.
GOnlois, independent organ, has the fol-
lowing in its issue Of this morning:
General Prim in reply to the dispatches
of Senior Olozoga, Spanish Ambassador
in this city, said that he acted with the
Conservatives. Regent Serrano, licially
and outside Of the Diplomacy, finding
difficulty iii obtaining n candidate for the
Spanish throne, addressed the Prince
OF HobcnzOllcn, who unites many deSira-
bic qualities but whose personal import
ance was thought insufficient to give um-
bragg to the throne; assuGh an emotion has
been excited General Prim retracts and
assures the French Government Of the
sincerity Of his intentions 2. !tG aldi,
The Gonl0iS adds that tho question is
settled as FIR aslspain is concerned. 1t
remains TO be seen what Prussia will do
after the scene In the French Chambers
Yesterday, gand the declaration of the
Duke Of Grammcnt. u nl@ gaQ stiI
u2 p. M.-It is assertcd4in well informed
circles that tho alliance between France
and Austria has been concluded. ,!lu.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has re-
ceived full confirmation Of the massacre
OF the French in Pekin. Instructions
will he Immediately sent to the command
or of the French fleet in Chinese waters,
No special expedition will be despatched
as the naval force is deemed sufficient to
TO vindidato through it the dignity oi
France us ..s.l
There is great agitation and actlvity in
tho Foreign office. 1t is said that scores
of kilograms passed between Prim and
Bismarck before any intrigue was discov-
cred by the French Minister ut Berlin.
It is not believed that France would agree
to conference Of the great powers on
the questions TINT she desires TO settle di-
rectly with Prussia and Spain. Austria
so far maintains strict neutrality on the
questions asserted,
Pevel's feet sails Immediately viz Bresti
for tho Mediterranean. ..7 iis 81
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Ohio Teachers, Institute.

-H.' 5i1 COLUMBUS; O., July 2.
The most interesting discussion in the
State Teachers Association to-day was on
the best method Of conducting county
examinations OF teachers. N
A resolution was adopted favoring the
appointment Of County SuperintGndcnls.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected: President, A. Q.
Dcncl, Of Urbana; Recording Secretary,
j. F. Lukins, OF Kent; Corresponding Sec
rotary, UT. CurTcn, Of Cincinnati; Treas
urcr, IT. G. MCndcnhAll, Of Columbus;
Auditor, G. r. Strong, Of Cincinnati. Five
Vice Presidents were elected, and among
them two ladies. The teachers have re-
ception at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
tonight. The Association meets next
year at Sandusky. "
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THE Register having now had couple
OF days rest on the subject Of its report OF
the Charleston Convention, VIC should
like to be favored with an explanation Of
one curious circumstance. Ifthc Register
purchased its report from the reporter Of
the INTEL1IGENcER and paid him for it,
why was its report copied from the
Charleston Courier, and so credited? This
is Il very simple question and ought to be
easily answered. And being copied from
the Courier, why was the platform so dif;
fercnt from that afterwards published in
the Courier?
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no. Let-A Firc Department.

Down at Wheeling they had a little
several thousand dollar tirc on Market
street, between Quincy and John, ycster-
day morning, at / O'clock. Because tho
fire department hadn't any kindling, and
when they got the kindltng hadn't any
match to light It with, but had to hunt
llp a street lamp and start the machines.
The INTEbLIGENCER has tic Gudacity to
advertise for fire department. Now We
have one that Is not sccond.handcd, but
bran now that VIC viii sell cheap. i the
Wheeling one can't get up IL squirt in
halt an hour, lot them make bid for
ours.-iGeubenviIe Herald, 6thiRst.
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BELMONT COUNTY WHEAT HARVEST
Tho St Clairsville Chronicle Of Thursday
says of the wheat harvest in Belmont
county,: O.
The grain harvest in this county has
commenced, and some Of the best wheat
eyer cut in. the county is being harvested.
The crop, for the acres in cultivation, will
be about us large us any gathered for
many years, and the quality is superb.
On Monday, Mr.. s. Bentley left sample
Of wheat at this office, that we have never
seen surpassed. It was Michigan white
and some Of the heads were nearly seven
inches in length, and well filled the full
length. We havc also seen q sample Of
splendid wheat from tho fields Of D.
StecnrOd. So far rs we have heard the
present crop Is tho best in quality, that
this county Inns produced for many years.
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NEW ROnKS.

THE Virginia ToUnIsr, by Edward A. Pollard
j. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia-Joh W.
lICIskell, Religious Book House, Wheeling.
This work, handsome octave Of 275
pages, consists of Sketches of the Springs
and Mountains of Virginia, containing an
exposition of fields for tourists in Virginia,
natural beauties aud wonders OF the State,
and accounts of its mineral springs. These
sketches, some Of which appeared in LIP.
pfncoFs Magazine, are written in very
pleasant style, and constitute breezy
book for Summer reading, even for those
who canuotvisit the charming regions
which 1t describes. -a.
Part 8 of LIPPNcoTT's B1oaRAPHlCA1
DICTIONARY has been issued, bringing II
down to "Cato." l6I'''5
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FIFTY years ago, says the Atlanta (Ga.l
NeD Era, an old Virginia gentleman would
have been Mortified at tho idea Of huck-
stering for New York market on straw
berries and green peas. Wide tobacco
fields were then the pride Of I" Old Vir-
ginia." To cultivate tho "villainous
weed" and stuff the clay pipes OF Europe
and America, was tho dignifcd vocation
Of men who sneered at George Washing
TONS father for running a market cart to
Alexandria. But times change" and
men change also. 1t is now considered as
respectable to sell stack Of hay
or cart of vegetables us to
sell tobacco; and the grandsons Of
the tobacconists find the filling Of
China dishes as dignifed calling as did
the gentry Of the old school the filling .oi
clay pipes and the preparing Of guilds
and man in North Carolina, with q hun
drcd acres ofstrawberries and green peas
finds his dignity unimpaircd by the bal
ance in his favor at the bank. He more
over consoles himself with the reflection
that, everything else being equal, he will
risk tho dignity" Of the thing, aud con
tinue to look after his strawberries. He
is evidently "a radical"-in some things.
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st. Clairsville and Surroundings.

Correspondence Of Cambridge (0) NeaVs. ,,s,
The grandeur Of the landscape In
crcases rs we near ST. Clairsville. We
were astonished to see how extensively
the grape is being cultured in this region.
These hill.sidcs are covered with the
choicest varieties of this famous old fruit.
These with the numerous orchards, flow
cry gardens, splendid wheat, corn and oat
fields, meadows, and ever glorious clover
fields, and the trim fences, handsome res
idences, whitc barns and attendent build
ingS, oil make picture that charms one
to look upon, and to feel what o happy and
contented people these Belmont people
must be. And, let me assure them, II
they arc not a thankful people they are
the most ungrateful people on earth: l
have been in sixteen States OF this Union,
rs well ms in Canada and Cubaj pnd ! do
honestly declare that taking everything
into consideration / would rather own a
good farm somewhere along this road be-
tween Washington Pa, aud GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, than in any other section OF the
country l have ever been in. | have no
other interest in making such statement
besides defending the truth. EL.
Lovely for situation Is St. Clalrsvllle
II strikes the traveller most fayor0bly rs
it Is first seen in tho distance hiding Its
white and rcd walls among the trees.
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IATElI. !
ST. LOUIS.
sT.Loul1,yulyT

un,n. h ST.!LoulL, ,yuly7.
Additional cavalry have been stationed
along the line Of the kansas Pacific rail-
road to protect the settlements from the
Indians. eitH n, .'a. sifi
General SchohCld and family leave Fort
Leavenworth to-day for san Francisco.
Tho general court martial which has
been in session hero for the. past six
months, has been dissolved and the officers
composing 1t ordered to join their COM
mands at tho front. .l ir.
lfi Over 1900 surplus government mules
arc to be sold atriLeayenworth, COM
mencing July 11th.l0 Il sta :,
Tracklsying onthe Kansas Pacific rail-
way, eastward from Denver, was com
menccd on Tuesday, and is progressing
rupidly.h. "a la.. ~ III
Dr.. Charles A. Pope, Of this city, whose
death in Paris was'reported on Tuesday,
committed suicide by cutting his throat
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Cincinnati ,ilrSt.,ltIi Market.

CRontNATI, JulyT
FLoun-Bctter demand and market armCr;
family sos Is; extra g. 25a5 40: L, .,.L. /
GRi1S-Wheat- t-ScaEce and held at 81 so for
No. 1 rcd; sales at 81 IS; very lIttlO offering;
sales new KGntucky white At 81 80. Corn=ln
light supply ahd arm at $s0Qa8c. Oats'4Firm
at 6S99Sc; latter rats for choice white. Rye
coTTcSTDull and nothing doing; prices nOmi-
ToBAcoo-FIrmer and in good demand; sales
Of 1873 hhds at IS 7S823 30 for frozen trash 70
good leaf, and "a boxes Ohio seed leaf at $S 40
Is 80. z'57 r. e lil!!;- a as.E ~ ll1'5.ll.
IWH1sKr-very dull and hardly any demand,
though 1t sold at 9G907c, latter for iron bound
Paov1sIoNB-Mc Posll-Dull and Nominal at
$50 Lard-Negle and held at 1861 Bulk
Meats-In good demand; sales SG9, 900 pounds at
12c for shoulders, loose, and 124c, packed; 14Hc
for sides, loose, and l6c, packed; 1SAc for clear
rib, and 16c for clear; sugar cured hams 2lH9
&c; 100000 pounds clear rib sides sold At lie,
packed, and delivered at indianapolis, -t4, y..
BUTTER AND Ons-UnchAnged.
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wAsHINGToNNEws AND GOSSIP

ONO RIVER BRIDGEs.-The following
amendment to the river and harbor bill
was offered by Senator Scott and agreed
to, in tho Senate, Wednesday,: III 4,
That the Secretary OF War is hereby
authorized and required to detail three en-
ginecrs, whose duty it shall be to examine
0ll bridges now erected, or In process OF
erection, across the Ohio river, and to re-
port whether, in their opinion, such
bridges, or any Of them as now construct
ed or proposed to be constructed, do or
will interfere with the free and safe navi.
gatiop of said river, andit they do or will
so interfere, to report also what extent OF
span and elevation above the water will be
required to prevent obstruction to naViga-
tion, and their estimate Of the cost re-
quired to change such bridges now built
or being built TO such Width, Of span and
elevation above the water Us will prevent
obstruction TO navigation, such report to
be made and communicated to the next
session Of Congress.
TIE CuRRENcY.-The conference Com
mittee on the currency bill have agreed to
recommend as basis Of settlement the
issue Of fifty-Gour millions Of new notes !;
withdraw f6rty-five millions Of three per
cents; redistribution Of twenty-five mil.
lions from the States having IN excess, and
free banking on agold basis. The redis.
tribution, however, is not to begin until
after the absorption Of tho tifty-tour mill
lions OF new notes. These latter arc to be
distributed on tho basis of tho old bank
law until the census Is completed, and
from that time on the Dasis Of population.
GEN. HowARD.-Tho House Commit
tee which has been investigating the
charges against Gen. Howard, having
closed their investigations, arc now pre-
pairing their report 10 be made this week.
It will be cxculpatory Of that officer, as
far as he Is individually concerned. Rep
rcsentative Rogers will present the views
Of the minority, strongly condcmnative
of Gen. Howard s..
BA1LEY's DRFIcrT.- investigations
of the Internal Revenue Bureau Of the
accounts Of cx.Collcctor Bailey show the
deficit is $4,000, and not $G0O,0 Us
has been reported. .
An ORGAE.-PrOmincnt Democrats, in-
Guiding the Congressman Of that party,
are preparing to start a Democratic news
paper In Washington. The first number
Is TO be issued September 1st, and It is re-
ported that James E. Harvey, ex.M Minister
10 Portugal, will be one Of the editors
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Now York Federal Politics.

The report OF the resignation Of Sccre'
t0ry Fish caused much excitement among
tho Republican politicians Of Now York
city Wednesday. 1t is generally believed
that tllcrC will be many changes In the
Cabinet and in the diplomatic service, and
prominent Republicans predict that the
Ministers 10 England, FnnCe and Italy
will be recalled speedily, and they do moi
consider the Minister to Russia especially
secure.
The prospect Of the confirmation O.
Thomas Murphy, rs Collector Of New
York, Is considered moro probable thar
during Inst week, and there Is great pres
sure to get the promise Of Office under hin
In case Of his confirmation. l.
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PEnsoNA1.-our sanctum was honored

PERsoNAL.-Our sanctum was honored
yesterday by the presence of Mr.. Q. G.
SCoFELD, editor Of the Parkersburg Jour
nal, q gentleman who is like Falstaff, moi
only witty in himself but the cause Of
vast and continual effcrvcscence of vii
in others-on Market street Mr.. s., like
the rest of our weekly editorial brethren
is having whole week of Fourth OI
July, and evidently enjoys it.
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There seems to bo no doubt that the
session will end on Friday, the 18th
Business is in such u condition TINT there
will Ike no necessity Of extending the ses
sion. -Four Appropriation bills, the Natu
ralization bill, Currency and Funding bill
and the Southern Pacific Railroad bill are
the only important measures that remalr
10 be disposed Of.
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Sad Drowning Affair at Dubuque

Sad Drowning Affair at Dubuque.
b Il. CHICAGO, July7.
Five boys were drowned at Dubuque,
on Monday. Their names were Eddie
Gorsuch, son Of Mrs. T. G: Shields, aged
nine years; Benjamin E. Gillian, son Of
Charles Gillian, aged twelve years; John
and George Koch, aged seventeen and
fourteen, sons Of N. Koch, and Frank
Thompson, aged fifteen. Albert Lauer
and Willie Gillian, who were with the
party, saved themselves. sThe-bOys were
engaged in bathing under tho railroad
bridge, where there Is along sand bar, the
water on it being not over two feet deep
Unfortunately, the boys got in q group
near the lower end OF tho bNr, and while
enjoying themselves, tho bar, which WINS
quiCksand, gave way, and they were all
cngulphcd together, except the two who
escaped. A large number Of people
gathered at tho spot, and made every
effort possible to savc the lads, but with
ont success. N e'N' 'I.,
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Chicago, Market.

Wv CHICAGO, JulyL"
FIouH-Qulct at sS COOS % for spring extras.
ing at 81 03 cash, and 81 05H seller last ball Of
JIly; this afternoon In fair demand at 81 0a9
08k cash. COrn-Steady and Nc lower: No. !:
seller July, and 630S3kc last hall, sOats-Qulet
and A(1kc lower, closing dull at 41k(D4Sc for
No. 1! IRyo-Flrm at 7e090c for No: 1, and 7Sc
for rejected. BarlCy-Dlll At &c for No. 3.
PROVISIONS Pork at &e8 90; short nib
MooS-1ctlyc and tooiSc lower at IS sOS9'lO
for common To extra. Hif ta iG9ul
il ICATrLE-ATode active; common and me.
dIum grades 166b25c lower at "a 9bB8 6I1f for
common cows to choice smooth steers: 6ai.
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Accident to a philadelphia Fireman.
PHILADELPHIA, July7.

Hugh Dougherty, of steam fire engine
Vigilant, died from injuries received by
being thrown from his seat during the
race with the United States. Tho two
engines cOllided. Robert Lloyd, driver oi
the carriage, was also injured and tho car.
ringc demolished by the YigiIant running
into It after Dougherty was thrown of.
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We find in the Parkersburg Gazette ar
article cut from some Democratic paper
and credited to us. Please be more care.
full, brother Gazette. Wehaye sins enough
Of our own to answer for, without being
loaded with anybody else's.