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Alfred Gardner was arraigned before
Justice Wilkinson Monday, charged with
assault upon Laura Harris and attempting
to cut her with a razor. Alfred was sent
to jail for further hearing.
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Sent to Jail.

Nelson Blon, the darkey who stole
saddle from Edward Suttle on last Satur-
day, was yesterday sent to jail by Justice
Brien to await his trial before the Grim
inal Court, in default of $500 bail.
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Concord Baptist Association,

The proceedings of Monday related
mainly to the several reports of Committees
on Ministerial Education, Union UNIVERSE
ty, Religious Condition of the Churches,
Bible Distribution, Foreign and Domestic
Missions, and Sabbath Schools, each in
turn calling forth interesting discussions.
Prominent among the speakers we noticed
Prof. Phillips, Rev. ]. Shackelford, Rev. j.
p. Weaver, Prof Eaton, Rev. r. G. Kim
brough, Rev. E. Strobe, and Rev. VIM.
HUFF. In the evening the Association ad-
journed to meet next year with the Spen-
GERS Greek Church, Wilson county, Tenn.
Harmony and good feeling prevailed
throughout the entire session of the Asso-
citation. Near the close of the meeting the
following resolution was passed.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Asso-
citation be rendered to the citizens of Nash
vile for their hospitality; to the Central
Baptist Church for the use of their house
of worship and Christian courtesy to our
delegates to the several religious denomi-
nations who have rendered us their pulpits;
also, to the several railroad authorities for
return tickets free Of charge.
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]. A. ]. ROSE
SPRLNG OPENING
f . r L = = o,

now complete in every department of the
trade. Our Goods viii be found most
elegant and superb, unexcelled and un-
rivalled in excellence, embracing Foreign
and Domestic Fabrics of the choicest and
test designs, being mostly hand. made
and warranted in every instance to give
entire satisfaction. We earnestly invite
the attention of all who desire good goods
which are manufactured with q specia-
view to frst-clsss retail trade.
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THE WAR
Mail Details Of WeiSenburg.
The Retreat from WOerth.
From the Baltic Expedition.
Prospect of Danish Alliance.
RumOred Death of Napoleon.
Paris on Brink Of Revolution
DiSaffectiOn with Ministry.
Eugenie Preparing for Flight
Meeting of French Chambers
Address from the Empress.
Paris Appealing to Europe.
Looking to Austria and Italy
For 100000 AuXiIiarieS Each.
PruSSianS Invest StraSbOurg.
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Volunteers Called For.

PARIS, Aug. 9.-The Patr5e says the
government calls upon all former officers
and soldiers having served in the army of
France, to take grades in the regiments of
volunteers, or of the Garde Mobile, which
are to go to the front Immediately. The
request has been greeted enthusiastically,
and numbers are responding to the call.
Two councils of Ministers were held to.
dav
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glers who throw ed away their arms. Total
Prussian loss 8, 500 dead and wounded.
Meeting OF the Corps LegisIaLiE.
PARIS, Aug. 9.-The Corps Leglatiff
met to-day. An order of the day, direct
cd against the Ministry, was proposed by
Deputy Clement Duvernois, and adopted
by large majority.
Olivier asked for suspension of the
sitting for few minutes, stating that the
proclamation of martial law was rather
precautionary than an imperative meas
ure, and its rigorous enforcement was
not contemplated.
PARIS, Aug. 9.-The official journal, af.
ter describing the resources aud other pa
triotic spirit of the nation, which have
always been an obstacle to Prussian ambi-
ton, asks what other power would like
Prussia making the North and Baltic Seas
Prussian lakes, invading smaller States,
anc acquiring dangerous preponderance.
Favorable signs are already apparent that
England, with the category assurances of
France. hastens to render secure the north
ern frontiers of France by causing Belgian
neutrality to be respected.
In Sweden, Norway and Denmark the
popular feeling is with France, and the
Emperor of Russia gives proof of the best
understanding with France.
Austria and Italy Arming.
Austria and Italy are arming, and will
cause much embarrassment to Prussia.
French diplomacy is not more idle than
French arms will be, and France will per-
severe. She is not degenerated in 1870,
Closing of the River Elbe.
HAMDURG, Aug, 9.-The river Elbe has
been closed to prevent the entrance of the
French fleet, but a small passage is still
open at Goose Island for steamer traffic.
ROME via PARIS, Aug 9.-Gen. Dumont,
commander of the French forces, left
Rome last night with another detachment
of troops. He goes to Lyons to take COM
mand of a division Of the field. Gen.
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RAsHINGToN.
The Iowa senatorship.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S:s
Letters received by members Of the
Iowa delegation in Congress, from the
Capital of the State, indicate little change,
In the Senatorial contest, and confirm the
impression that the result Is In great doubt
Success seems 10 lie between Allison,
Wright, and Morrill,. e.
Raid on Illicit DiStiIIeries In Vir-
g EihiR.
A report of the operations Of detatCll-
ment OF the 9th Cavalry operating in the
9Th DISCREET Of Virginia, showed that 30
Illicit distilleries have been visited; g9
stills destroyed and three seized; about 100
gallons Ofbrandy were Destroyed; 400 GAL
Ions of low wines destroyed, =. and 25 men
arrested. During the raid upon Illicit dis
tilleries lasting 46 days, over 1000 miles
were Travelled by tho cavalry.
Revision Of Tariff.
There seems an inclination in the Ways
and Means Committee TO reduce the dn-
ties on all sughB. The Committee have
agreed to change the duties on lumber
from ad valorem to specific duties, retain
ing substantially the present duty. The
Committee will probably not report the
tariff bill for month.
Mississippi Senators.
Private adviccs from Jackson indicate
the election for United State Senator from
Mississippi Of Mr.. EcclcstOn and Gen.
Ames.
san Domingo.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re.
latiOns has not yet taken action on the
San Domingo treaty.
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News of the Day.

The steamers Twamrn has arrived in
New York from ASpinwall, anl Adahs
from Liverpool.
John Martin. formerly Of the steamer
Saranusl, hut later Of the steamer Mary
DarazC, while in n state Of inlnXiralinn
fell asleep on the railroad track ut Cairn,
Illinois, Wednesday night, and was killed
hy the cars. lie leaves \ child in DavcII-
p0f1, Iowa.
Gen. ]. NJ. St. John, City Engineer Of
Louisville, Qnrncrly Chief Engineer ol'thr
rebel guvrrnmcni.) di,pl Wednesday night.
Rev. james DOlan, pastor Of St. Patrick
Roman Catholic Church Of Baltimore, i"r
80 years, died Wednesday.
The United States war steamer Severn,
md the two monitors Dictator and Gal-
gus, arrived nj Havana Yesterday.
An enthusiastic meeting was held
"Wednesday, III CirClcvillr, Ohio, hy par.
tirS interested in the railroad from Culum.
bus To the Ohio River. II was determined
tn make lr0nlun the southern terminus In.
stead Of South Point. The money WINS
raised anil the survey ordered,
Alfred p. Hill, who owns considerable
real estate in Cincinnati, yesterday, plead
guilty In two indictments lur permitting
houses to bc used ~ houses Of i'll Gnmr
lie waI sentenced to 5000 Tine and 10 days
in iuil
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

John Bright Denounces the Feniaus.
LONDON, January 1S.
John Bright, at public breakfast in
Birmingh ghamye yesterday, bitterly denounced
tho American Renians, whom hc chRraci
terized as citizens Of another country
penisting In disturbing the peace Of this
country. The Irish rich, he said, suffered
less than the Irish poor since lawlesSneSs
exacts that hRrshness in the laws that the
poor only complain. Mr.. Bright, howey.
or, in conclusion promised his co-opera:
ton to obtain the release Of tho Fcnian
prisoners. =
Petition for Independence Of British
Columbia,
Tho Pal Mall Gasetle speaks Of the PC.
titiun of British Columbia for independ-
cncc, and believes It Is the work of Amer
lean politicians, and intended rs u set oil
for the Alabama claims. The petition
if genuine should have been addressed TO
England,
The Agitation in Paris,
Letters from Paris represent the feeling
Of sympathy for Victor NOir as profound
and widely displayed among the masses.
The Government Is taking every prrCau.
tiOn to prevent M OuthurSt of public In
dignatim
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CANADA.


TORONTO, JnluAry ld,
AspcCinl from Ottawa says tho MbtRirr
Of Marine ndvrrtiscS today fnr six swim
sailing schOOnrrJ, to h used NJ marine
police on the ronsl II isnot improbable
In view Of the continued opposition Of
reciprocity on the part Of the American
government, that mUru stringent lCgiSln-
tinn will h. adopted nj the next session inr
the protection Of Canadian fisheries, nnh
some modification will hc made IN The
nrilIun the same ground
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LOUISIANA.
Reported Removal of Political Dis.
abilities.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, IL.
G. W. CammWk, charged with killing
Mr.. Nixon, surrendered himself tn the
authorities yesterday and was committed
To the parish prison.
The Senate yesterday passed hill to
amend the Constitution 81 rs tO rrmnvc
political disabilities, Als0a hillHpprnpri.
nting $25O,OOO for the payment Of mem.
hers elect; md II hill prohibiting gambling
throughout the State and imposing heavy
fines and penalties. This hill hns passed
both Houses. md now goes Ia the Cover.
nor for his signature. Fines and penal.
ticS nrc imposed by this hill upon officers
failing to enforce the same.
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Cincinnati Market.
- eNgNNAEI, J1nu1Ey. o. .

s.Fss CINCINNATI, January la,
FtouR-U -Unchangedt lihiiISSS 9Sa5 50.
GRAN.-W abieAAf "a; 5Np. / helalGt
q = Corn1pGll apd lF9oplEl SOS; oAis
Barley 7NOnlinally pneh6hgeE 'pyt n
GUrroX-Qglel aud steady q ~ "
TOBACcO-Rlrm; Palea % ilhdSA ei0f y U,
iisas5Daii; i! iIys i Sosa ss dEs.sd ieisSs
II 90 Receipts 500 head. ifs- SlY,fiA 2
Z PR0VIsIONs.-G Muats-Dull q stec fdr.
'Eholl6era and slides. and ttkdI4jfe ll0t hAnA.
Bulk Meats-D Duu at l0S0llc i0r shoulder l8E
4t4c for clear rib Sldet, and llbf9iIYc f1tclGGt,
the outside nate. when packed. Sugar cured
llAms-lDit9Oc, Meas Potk-Dnll at so 9iA
81 80; 100 bblS sold atthH inside nate.
LARD-Dnll steam i6c; kettle l66I6kc.
BUTTRR-Ncry dull; fresh 2S688c,
L Rggs-Dnll al 8OC.
cLHEEsE-l7AISc.
0ILB.-LinEScd Oll-91n9Ic. lard Oll-Rt4a0
J g. RetrOlcum-R -ReanCd S9aS6C. MI
0RocERiEs' 2SugAr-Flrm; New orleanN si9fb
INC eoaec-ln iAlr demand Of iSd9ie! { -
GOLD-i9E buying,
ExcHANgE-Par bhying.
AoSEr-NaFket qplsl ita5lO per cent for best
IhlNTs
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Chicago, ,Mafkets,:.,

CIHeAR0t JdpS 49,
eXtTAs. - ~ IItiSY
GRAIN.-wheat-IesS active and dali GAliS
No. l at 6aILS4c; No. . I6Ic lower; add at5dI{
6'f1c; closing NJ TBkc; this afternoon hSpAfk6t
was flrly active At T6kc, seleF January: IKE.
seller February. COrn-Quiet and X6bfI lnWrF;
Ggk079c fnr No. 3; closing Al 69t63Re Oats
Dull; sales No. At Bk6ylOfc; closing NJ S9Xc
Rye-NomInal at TOc for No. I. BArlOy-InActiSs
and nominal.
Hoes Dressed -Easler and &c lower; GilSH AZ
at 8 sIaS 30 for common; s. G)a8 70 for fartD
medium; - Gh9 3 for good to choice; 90 SOas Is
CATTLE.Slcady and quiet at Al SOa4 IS for
common 10 hllF cows; s 2Sa6 . fofi AIT to good
shipping stccH.
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FRANCE.
Paris Profoundly Agitnted Over the
BonRparte Murder.
Collisions Between the Police aud
MOb-TrOOpS Under Arms.

sa- PARIS January 13-3P.M.
The city is'still greatly excited, during
the night the disturbance continued, but
there were no serious conflicts. Several
policemen were wounded by stones
thrown, and one was dangerously stabbed
while attempting to quell the disorder.
A magistrate was struck on the head with
a, stone anil knocked down, and many
other Outrages were also committed. The
troops have not appeared in force since
the crowd in Champ Elysees was disperS-
cd last night, hut extensive preparations
have been mMdc to guarl against any rep
etitiOn of disorder. There are now in
Paris over one hundred thousand soldiers
including dctachmGnts Of cavalry, which
recently arrived from the garriSons, and
several batteries Of artillery from Vim
cenncS. The police force has also been
largely increased. II is not supposed the
people will dare make any further disturb
ancc
The Mdr@illdi@ appears to-day as usual.
The tone of its articles Is very violent,
Rochcibrt in his leading editorial says the
demonstration of yGstGr,lay was Il cry for
justice, and tomorrow II cry may come for
vengeance.
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CHCAG0, Jan. -,
The National Bricklayrrt' Convention
Inst evening elected the following nillccrE
Vice President, o. ltmrlc; Secretary, |
j. Burrows; Treasurer, Walter B DOlSOn.
This morning tn" committee appointed In
report on the telegraph operations strike
reported resolution endorsing the notion
Of the operators md plc,lging them moral
nnl material support
Mr., Thomas wnS elected delegate nj
large to the National lrlnr Congress.
The new officers were installed, nwlihr
Convention adjourned until 10 0'CITk Ia.
morrow mnrning,
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TIE NEW YORK CLERICAL
SCANDAL.
Return OF the EIOpcrS-ArrCst Of
COOke-IIis Extraordinary
Conduct.

COOke-llh EAlTHOTuiuHry
Conduct.
NEW YORE, Jan. l3.
The Orring divine Rev. Horace Cooke
while In the hands Of the police last night,
advanced the extraordinary theory that
the press in noticing his clnpcmcnt was
animated solely with II desire To attack
the Christian religion. and particularly the
church Of which he il Il member. Allcr
tllr arrest il was aSCCriainCl that Cooke
returned tn the city yesterday from his
excursion, and sent Miss johnson to her
parents. lie went home hranlishing n
pistol Hnd frightened his family out of
their wits. 4 friend induced him To give
up his weapon u six shOOtrr) before hc
did any injury. lie then wandered down
town until hU came across II newspaper
man, whom hcprmCc,lGd nj once 10 immO,
late The friends Of Miss Johnson and
also Of Mr.. COnkr are satisfied that the
young lady has returned from hrrrnfrCd
tour rs pure ~ she went away. Cooke
publishes II pite0uS appeal in the IriJWH,
this morning, that the press will moi paint
him hlackrr then he H.
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SuTrngc in Missonrl.Forwnrd Steps


FJnn N, Mar ImL Tfm,s, u Tar"iIy.
The Message Of Governor McClurg, Of
Missouri, contains one point Of special ln-
lniral Significance. II takes OlTn ground
in favor Of cnfruncliSing the blacks and Of
removing the disabilities Of the hislran.
chi,cd whites. but the Missouri Ltm~rH
assumes, rs it seems Ia us, n S0undcr pnsi'
tinn than the Governors. Governor Me.
CIurr proposes tint these two measures
shall lW submitted 10 the people 0I Mis-
.nuri next Autumn: the rnlrlnChisrmrnt
OF the excluded whites being, however,
pn, IL. IN issnC for discussion In the rlrc.
lions, hut the Acknowledgement Of the
hlnrI;, hrng offered as n constitutional
amendment The Dcmocnt prnpecs that
the ltrpulliran Party, now dominant IN
the Legislature. shall put itself on record
in hi. liberal policy before il reaches the
pcnplr, hy incluling the cninnChiscmcnl
hUil ii the blaCkSnnd tho excluded whites
in the Nllnr amendment. and, nn the prin.
ciplr that che gives twice who quickly
gives" =" this ln4t II m improvement even
on the recommendation nl the MtsSngr
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ltnYAL Observation-Disclosures changes
may hc in store for Spain, it seems imlNS,
sihr that Isabella can ever return. The
revelations by the Ministry us To the rob.
berry Of the crown Jewels have drrpcncd
the contempt Of the people. Joseph Bona.
partr carried or about twenty-five mil
lions Of reals worth, Queen Christina
about ~ much, and now Isabella has nll
the rest Ciorty.two millionsl with her nj
Paris! Let any one judge" said the
Minister, 'if the country has done well Il
gcl rid Of IL race which has long hcCfl
characterized ly the two vices Of ingrnli'
tudc and immortality, and let no one hence.
forth slmak Of the respect due To this wo'
man and her mniorlmrr.' l'nt this wiIs
NOT VII, for the Minister proceeded tndrS'
rrihr the removal Of the ancient and mag,
niiicrnt furniture Of the palace, sold hy
Queen Christina, und which now rmhrl.
li,hcS the museums Of Hcnsingl0n and
Clirhy. no one need bc n-iuni~lrd,
said hr "lIAi by such means this woman
In, been able Ia carry oil from Spain II
fortune Of Pm WNWW reals
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New York Produce Market.

NIW York January Is, I
CoEroN-stcsdy; sales et lSs, ,bslSs atF Jle fdt,
miulling upAhdS e. ~ NJ. ~ * iFth.f
FLOri-G!losetf dnll and q ShRdeii4H Gr.. - :
GRGIN-Wheat=-Hc9 Hc9VyatR I '16lI1J tol lNldSg
SSPTlRs Sr RiI.iS a&S I TiP9s @ ss oa ~
Heavy al 6SC' for western, G6l1I NoRlnAEgt
s9a8ic for neky hnd $i0i f6t oid IhIIed wcstertl.
PlOvRIOSs More f6ltAIiy G6f IneSGsat
$3I bld and $2I y asked, ,fpr.l lSehEuAFy; 6nd
Steady with moderate deJnand.. Out MeAtsT-'
Nominal BacOn-In fair request and steady.
Lari-Dull and dropping
Euus-Dnll without decided change.
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CINCINNATI.


VINrlNSNTI, DAN. II,
The Western Lead Corr0dcrs ASsoCih,
tinn held their annual meeting yesterday.
Representatives were present from Pitts.
hursh, Chicago, 81 Louis. Cincinnati
Cleveland and Louisville. The following
officers were elected Is, IT, Fnlnstock. n
Pittsburgh, President; W. II, pNlSiirr,
81 Louis. Vice President, and 4, 7, Wells,
Pittsburgh. Secretary.
The h~ly or q. Hunt was found ycstcr
day in the Ohio river nt Portsmouth II
is supposed hc committed suicide.
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LATER.


The city Is still much NgitatCd over the
recent homicide, and troops are held in
readiness to act, though no display is
nude. The Emperor today visilel the
barracks and military schools.
Henri Rochefnrt was present at the sit
ting of the Corps Legislatif to-day. Mon
day has been appointed as the day for
opening the discussion on the arraignment
Of FOehelOrt. II Is rumorcd, however,
that the Government will withdraw its
demand and propose law providing that
all political crimes and offences hG tried
by Jury.
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NEWS,
INIs " ~
POLITICS,
AGRICULTURE.
COMMERCE AND :
LITERATURE

THE DAILY INTRLLIGENcRR, established
more than seventeen years ago, has been rOcog.
nlzNi for years AZ one Of the best aud most inau-
CnIlal Journals Of ItH class.
It II published every monIng (SundAy ~
ccpIrtD and maIl,1I to subsrrIbcrs at the blOWIrx
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ST. LOUIS.
The Allen.MncG PTizG.Fight-DG.
mand Of Succession Tax from
the City.

AuC NlNls
ST LOUIS, Jim. l3
Tom. Allen has received articles Of
agreement for the fight with Jim. Mace,
and accepts them with the exception Of
the one requiring him to go to New YORK
within a week Of the day Of the tight to
select a rcicrre; this he andh his friends con.
slider unjust.
The United States Collector Inns lie.
mandci ofthr city $:SOO as succession
tax on the properly received from Henry
Shaw, for Lower Grove Park The city
declines To pay md will probably contest
the matter.
Isaac Jacobs, n rag picker, wns arrested
here for having in his lHSSHSion several
watches, various articles Of jrwclry un'l
other property, supposed to have been
brought from Cincinnati.
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Nra York Dry Gu0d' Market.


Trade II dull, the Only Change VI Importance II
the advance IN Amu-krIG hludChrtl mu-lin- frum
IL tu lG[c Prints arr moving In y moderate cN
trnt nj I9Ec EnT the lEsi naddrt Cnlurs, and H.
for least uUziFuhlv
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SPAIN.
Not any More Bourbon.

MADRID, jim. II.
In the COrtcs today, Senior CASTELAR, in.
trrluuced proposition excluding forever
the Bourbon family and all It's branches
from the throne Of Spain. Debate on the
proposal will take place next Thursday.
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Issues at lia.HIJiltl1.
SrArE IhSna-Ilravy; MISsOnris ". old Ten
nrustr ~, new Ig4; old NirgluaS ~, new tAL /.
old North Carolina. ;HL new 81
STuCKS-ClOS'i frm though hanlly up In the
prices VI the day. Northwestern IL ;h' iriiurr.
Western Union Telegraph, ;aT; Adams Express.
hlS; Wells, Fap;u 4 Co, 9lS; American JI:
United States, 39it Pacific Mall ~. New York
Central. Nv: Erie nv; Harlem, INN: Hudson
scrip, Nh, Reading. NY. Michigan Central
Il7S: lake Shore. ~: Illinois Gcnlnl. In.
Pittsburgh, Wy; Northwestern, II',; do. pr,
Irrrtl, Ms; ItoCk Island. ihi. St Paul ~. dc
nrrrerrrl. Ii'.; Wabash. 5ih,, do preferred. ~
II. Waynr ~. Term llhulr u: do prrfrrr,Tl.
Hi,S; Chicago S Alton. IL: do prrirrrrl iIi:
ohio y Mississippi, E5',; New York Central.
va; 81 doe, iiH; Cleveland. Columbus & In.
diana Central H.
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AuC III ~ AkdlllOlAA
shops in jersey City struck yesterday, and
probably the strike will extend along the
line to-day. The cause Of complaint Is
the old one Of tho failure of the managers
To pay them their wages. This Is the
third time Il strike has occurred on the
Erie road for similar cause within n
short time.
UnintereSting Paragraph about an
Interesting Argument.
An interesting argument was com.
mcnced yesterday in the Supreme Court,
general term,) involving some highly in.
teresting principles Of international law,
and also, rs n matter Of fact, showing how
during the war the Confederate soldiers
were furnished with uniforms and army
goods.
Collector Bailey is still engaged in cx-
amining the hooks OF whisky dealers,
scized on suspicion that the government
has been defrAudcd. The establishment
seized at 10 Pearl street, seems TO have
belonged to Chns q. Cornell, II prominent
politician.
At n meeting Of the Produce Exchange
to-day 40 delegates were chosen TO attend
tho Convention Ofthe Commercial Union
In Rochester, on the 10Th inst, TO consider
the subject Of reforming the official man
HgCmcnt and improving the trade Of
canals.
There is nothing new in the Cooke
scandal CiISe except that he is missing and
his family were engaged to-day in prcpar.
utiOns for removal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-14

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