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New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

TWELVE KILLED AND TWENTY WOUNDED -
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. IA serious
accident occurred Saturday night the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Jery's Run The second car from
the rear the train precpitated down an emDank
ment 100 hgh and shattered to pieces Twelve per
sons were killed and 20 wounded.
The following list Of the killed and wounded as far
as known:
Major James G. Paxton, Lexington, Va Col. william
BouIwer King and Queen, Va; McMitt Paxton Ticks,
burg, Miss John MoITiset SnGnto%a ta ,Sb"Gyd o. bUya
Va; r. b. Miner, Richmond Va; Geo. T. CobD eX,oIate
senator of New-Jersey; Dr. T n Read, Danvilie' Va
WOUNDED.
Samuel +. Hance Prince George County, Md, severely
in the head; Ever H. Early Charlottesville, badly
bruised Robert Ford, Hungary Station HenricO G0uh-
ty Va badly in the head and left Shoulder; Isham Ford
Hungary Station dangerously in the head John Green
Of King George County Va seriously in stomach and
bark. 7Tbomas J. Winston, Richmond, Va, slightly In
back william Clements, Henrico County, va, severely
in the head EdTard Hddra MaT tdnnSR va badly w.
Cramp Richmond, Va, seriously John D. F0iard nl2nE
gomefy seriously but not GG STt noi
dangerousy; Mr.. Kelley Staunt0n, Va, hurt lnternaly
badly; George Tice, slightly; W. A. Moore, Baumore'
Md, slightly.
The accident was caused by the hind truck OF the
coach next 10 the last car running off the track after
assng over the restlework and curve in the ROAD at
Ierrv,s Run two miles from Allegheny station ana eght
miles from White sulphur Springs. The tralh was run
ming at the rate Of only SIX miles an h0 anu % ar a off tbe
track aud pulled the alarm bell ana the talh Ma "a tn
up in very short space, Du he car % ti Nv m aoi,ent
- tbe sudden breaking of wheel The llled VIII oe
trsnsnorted to Richmond in the morning, except faAo
and snn who will he sent to Lexington. The fallIoau
acias have done everything IN their power lOI tho
wounded. ., t.o,,, hama ,rith aurpeons
a. sSan AS the accident known. portion of the
wounded are at Jerry's Kun
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
POLITICAL.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
THE CONSERVATIVES CLAIM FIVE CONGRESsMEN
ALSO A MAJORITY ON THE LEGISLATURE.
IGBNBRAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
RALEIGH, Aug 6.-The election returns re-
cciyed to-day confirm the previous opinion expressed
that the State has Democratic by 5000 to 1900 ma
iority Cobb the Ist District, and Dixon To NIL the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Mr.. Heaton and
Tbomass all Republicans in the lid District, are GER
tainy elected Additional returns render the election OF
Wadde Conservative, over Dockery, RepuDlcah' GER
tain Gillian, Conservatives to I'LL Dewees vacancy
and Rogers Conservative elected to Congress from
the Iyth District Rogers beats Harris about 300 vOes
Beach, Conservative is elected over Scott Republican, IN
the With District Harper, Conservative, is doubtless
elected over Jones' Republican, in the With District
Both Houses OF the Legislature will be largely Demo
cratic some claim twO-thrd majority In each House.
THE EEGIsLATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ELECTED.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 6.-ReturDs enough nave
boen received to settle the fact that the Conservatives
carry both Houses Of the Legislature by decisive MAORI
ties. They also carry the lid, IVth, Vth VIth and
With Congressional Districts which makes the delega
ton stand five Conservatives and two Republicans. In
the lid District Waddel Conservative undoubtedly
elected though there yet two counties Ia near rom
Careful fix his majority at s76 1t Is conceded
that spp. the Conservative candidate for Attorney
General, carries the state.
LATEST ADvICES THE SAME STORY.
RALEIGH, Aug. THE State has gone DEM
ocratic by large majority and from all appearance the
Democrats have "A wothirds majority in both branches
OF the Legislature. The Democrats also elected hye OF
the seven Congressman
HELPER EXPLAINS HIS POSITION AS a CANDIDATE
WASHINGTON, Aug. IA letter received IN
this city Mr H. II. Helper declares he is not an in
dependent candidate for Congress in the With North
Carolina District Having refused to run, he incloses
card which he publishes address to his fellow-ct
zens in which he says: The g-headed Radicals of
Salisbury having nominated of their number for Con-
gress my defeat independent candidate be-
yond peradyenture and at the time eopardzes the
success of intelligence against ignorance and stupid
ty In this emergency becomes my duty as patriotic
citizen to withdraw from any further participation in the
canvass my own behalf"
THE POLITICAL TROUBLES-ARRESTS AND OTHER
MATTERS.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 5-GeO. w. Brooks,
Judge of the United States District Court in the District
of North Carolina has issued writ of habeas corpus for
all citizens now held by Col Kirk under order OF Gov
Holden to appear before him at Salisbury, where ne
opens the Court tomorrow. The U. s. Marshal leaves
tonight to the wTits. j. Turner, editor OF The
RdLeqh Sentinel arrested at his home in Slllsboro
Orange County which county has never been declared
state of nsurrecti0n, by detachment OF H0den5
militia from Allamance County.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
HOMEOPATHY IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6.-The proceeds OF tne
fair held in this city year for the endowment OF te
homeopathic Hospital, netting some s2oooo' are now
being applied The trustees of the Hospital nav1 pT
chased the old college property on fllDere anu th small
buidings i'm therear and have entered INTO 20
erect building thereon suitable Ior 10
s,,ch an estafshment noticeable improvement NH WI
he an elevator 10 move patients tron I noo ~ nave
ieased tbe old college building on f1beTt,st loI he
tonal purposes, and thus the I0spia, VIII, VII 10 Ths eln
chi ectgres will be delivered In the hospital room n
1hi W. es 3o Pbiladelpba the cOmpetest institution loI
tbe nromulgatiOn of the doctrines VI Hahheinahh III
Anna
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ARRIyAL OF THE sAPPHO.

The yacht sappho, from Queenstown for
New-York was boarded Friday the 5th inst. at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, in lat Ao g., by pilotboat
nortrd that his Yacht had head winds during the entire
passage not having 20 hours fair wind since she left
The wind had been perverse that he had not been
able TO use any of his balloon sails and had set his square
sal b twice the last time only hours before he
was compeed to take it down. When the Abraham
egrett sighted the Sappho the yacht was sailing close
haued under mainsa fOTeSai, ana main gaiftOpsalls
with "A ii X-knOt breeze
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
THE THRONE CANDIDATURE-FRENCH REPARA-
TION-CUBA.
MADRID Saturday, Aug s. 1870.
1t is said that Don Fernando of Portugal is
now disposed to accept the Of Spain Much salts
faction is the ceremonies in honor OF the res
toraon Of the flagstaff of the Spanish Consulate at Tou
on The press Of this city discuss the attitude of the
Washington Government toward Cuba. The Montpen-
sersts use as argument for an carly meeting OF the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
LETTER FROM CONGRESSMAN BINGHAM.

CPB sARCHET, esq, Cdmbsidge, ohio:
DEAR SIR Yoar letter of the 18th inst is received IN
which you pleased TO state that the great o9d 9i
the people" in Guernsey COnnty) desire that shall
again be the candidate for Congress in the XVith Con-
gressional District No man should now De the OCCASION
of division among the Republicans of the district when
there should be union and harmony IL is not my plr-
pose 10 in the way OF any one whom the hepuOcahs
OF the district may desire to nominate. . 1890.
The office belongs to the people, and it ia their right To
fill IL a. they deem best for their Immediate IN
terests ond that of our own immediate country In re-
Div 20 your remark that the people OF Gurnsey county
desire some expression from on the SUBJECT OF my
denomination for Congress- can only say that while
have not sought and do not seek denomination, shall
count IL nv duty TO cordially accept the action of the
people in the premises, whatever 1t may be- am very
respectfully aud truly yours, Jho. A BINGHAM.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF woRKINGMEN.

INTEkNAIloNAL hooo'ihiio' or "Oi'"i4
meeting of the French section in this city
was held yesterday morning at No 100 Prineest ana
the following officers appointed Mr. Baron, Treasurer;
Messrs. Fouquet, Poty f. Francois Mul'and Secretaries
and Messrs. Charnie aud Rabut, Corresponding seer
taries for Europe The meeting was addressed oy hun
OILS members showing the advantages OF the Assoca'
ton and resolutions passed protesting against sno %
and calling upon worklngmen irrespective oI ua,ian
10 combine In the interests of labor Thls nei rIing
A.socjaton yas Instituted in 1894 to combine W.
mon for mutual support It's headquartsrs st IN Iii
lg5 ulgh uOlb0rp. L0nd9ns anu pi~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
THE HEAT

1t was indeed fortunate event that the
heat Of the week eliminated yesterday day above al
others when the workingmen OF the city are sheltered
from the burning rays Of the II the working thou.
sands had filed the streets, the casualties ewing TO
state OF temperature but little exceeded during this ter
ribe season, must have been The following
persons were overcome;
An unknown man, in Flrstaye, Thirty fourthst
d. NJ Kunstermann OF No. l5G NOrfOk-st, In Grand At.
John Foster OF Eghth-aye and Seventy -nrst~st ~
O ne hundred andtwefth-st and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

PARLIAMENT-THE ANGLO CANADIAN BOAT
RACE.
LONDON. Aug. 6, 1870.
Both Houses of Parliament held brief ses-
siohs to-day. The proceedings were unimportant.
The four Tyne waterInen selected to row against ST.
John On b. in the fOurOared match at Lachine,
near Montreal have finished their training. The men
are in fine condition. They will take out two new boats
which they have tried. and which prove satisfactory
They sail on Tuesday next from Glasgow for Montreal
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

What Did It-LYoss KArH,RoS made hair soi lnrnrsnt
and sick ami AGAYs BALM changed that sag oompepes
INTO the marble beauty This is emphatay tht languages
of all articles hne head Of har and ret copcio
are the greatest Tie hathann sa
Maa Bal are inst what them youand roth ng et-
will Tie Balm bloom of youth IL makes LADY, Of thirty appes
entirely harmless anl very peaAA
should be n ady's
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
THE ELECTION IN UTAH.

HOW THE MORMONS REGULATE THE FRANCHISE
THE WOMEN VOTING.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 6.-The election passed of
ouietly Partial returns Indicate 1000 votes for Gen.
Maxwell, the opposition candidate. The Mormon women
generally voted The entire vote OF this city is above
1000. The Mormon family with whom Maxwell has
boarded for year have turned him OFF under positive
orders from the Church, because of his part in the
nleCtiOn.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
NEGRO MURDERER HANGED.

CrLPEPPER, Va, Aug 5.-Jack Campoeii,
,,ad, No. hung TODAY for the murder Of old and
,eo man named Polux Patlick, December rs. The eH
euon took place in an open field near the town ana was
witnessed by six thousand persons The 60 ~s s
ancnmnsnied 10 the scafOd by mounted guafu ol oho
dpI ncn he confessed his guilt and SAID ne was
nTcpared TO die The drop fell at $780, Campbell dying
lin MI
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

parts OF Europe The frst general COngress was bea
at Geneva In 1865 another followed in 1865 at Brls
ana again at Basle 1899. Branches have already bees
cSI"oLshed In this city, Boston, aud st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
OHIO.

MORE ABOUT NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.
In the XVth District John Cartwright has the
Democratic nomination. The local papers say that he
was Republican not long ago. The last vote for Con-
Oress shows that to succeed he will have 1000 majority
to overcome.
In tho With District Charles Lamison Of Allen County Is
the Democratic candidate. The Hon. Mr. Mungen.
somewhat singular of Representative has the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
SOUTH CAROLINA.

wIIITTEMORE DECLINES TO RUN FOR CONGRESS,
BUT WILL TRY THE STATE LEGISLATURE
SUMTER, S. c., Aug. 6.-Mr. WhittemOre posi-
lively declines running for Congress- but will run for the
State Senate,
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Jaryis LangdOn, a prominent resident Of I'd
mr n l. SATURDAY afer lines o yera noaiaA lie sS
~asy Known lor bs public and private beueyole1oe
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
INDIANA.
THE CONGRESS CAMPAIGN.

THE CONGhESo CApfAl"N'
The Hon. w. C.. Kerr Dem.), is in the field
again. and has begun the campaign His Republican op
ponent will be Mr. g. C. Carr, who will soon be ON the
stump ami II 4 thought that he will agree with Mr.
Kerr on an old fashioned joint canvass.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

m The San Francisco COrOners report Tor the
past year records 80 cases including MURDERS 81 suicides and y 80
Cide1ts
90. The cotton crop in Tennessee il IN fne condi-
ton and pouss Satisfactory yied The oop crop vi" oe "s
than
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
THE BAYoSNE CLUB REGATTA.

The fourth annual and second Union Regatta
OF the Bayonne Yacht Club which postponed from
Monday Aug on account OF the for the challenge
cup taking place that day. Will be sailed on tuesday
Ag g. Yacht captains upon arriving at the club d0ck,
painraDo will report to the Regatta Committee, when
they viii be assigned numbers and positions in line All
yachts must be line by u o'clock ready to start
Nth Inansails set and ibs down. unless otherwise
ordered by the Regatta Committee The following Is
Iisf of yachts entered up to saturday The Secretary
NJ ErankIin Beames, No 50 Cst, will receive further
MI 20 80 'on T,,osdav August
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

Potter Palmer, the Chicago millionaire
sailed for Europe, with his bride, on saturday In tho
Vile de Paris.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
P,Ris Aug THE Rentes quoted At 81 anc 10 eenim
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

The best Iie- this time i good umbrella Sc
ss DR. Buean Broadway you get handsome 1ian
yery cheap Why your life when make safe for small 'am'
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What Mineral Waters do you Use S-Oenetsl Depot hS
Natural Waters only, "a ChambersTt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
ITALY.

SERIOUS RIOTS IN GENOA.
TURIN, Aug g. 1870.
Serious riots took place in Genoa yesterday,
arising out of the Froder criminal trials. Two persons
were Killed.
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DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Paps
W.. EyEspELLs Sons OLD DUTcH CsURcH
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TENNESSEE.

DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN THE WESTERN PART OF
THE STATE.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 6.-The election returns from
the Ist District show an increased Democratic gan.
and a DemOcrtic triumph.
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soh.;dom Aromatic SrbnaDps. :.

scheidam Aromatic scbnapps'TIh' melet gs's1s. -.
Schedam HOni expressly Tor ne|
q use and only warranted free from al eeo1s conlous
the best possible quality and the only aeohOe s
bas Endorsement the medical facnlty Put up 10 quart anu a1
bottles For sale BY all druggists and grocers
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The following are the yachts OF tuns and en-

The yacht having the largest measurement on the
above list is the Dauntless, which measures 2 Next
comes the Ycsta, Alarm, Palmer. Taranta, Fleetwing
Cambria, America, Phantom, and Madgie which al
measure over 1000 The smallest Is the Jesse, 6Io
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

played a match at La crosse-best three out OF hvo-
New-York against Brooklyn. The first game was won
by New-York after wei contested match, but aferward
Brooklyn scored three games In succession thereby vn
ming the match There some excellent play SHOWN
during the match the agility Of the ooneotng Sues DenS
especially noteworthy. very handsome banner, pre-
scnted to the Club raised and duly cheered py inc
members after the first game La Crosse matches ~
canada attract thousands Of spectators where MY
people could not be induced to witness baseball match
In game between the Pressmen ana Com
posltors OF TUE TRIBUNE on Saturday, the PressInen
were Vlctori0as. Tho following Is the score:
lat "a ID 9TH. 5tb. 9th 7h 9Th eh Total
rnmnnsI,.,. loSs%sn ,,...'''-'''' : 20
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NOTES.
Tho Atlantic Yacht Club start on their annua

The Atlantic Yacht Club start on their annual
crnise p the Sound tomorrow They will rendezvous of
WhitestOne, H. l.
The English cutter Osprey, which arrived in
mort last week will accompany the racing yacths to-day
,ookeron She has been cruise since April 2.
Mr.. Ashbury presented Capt. Frank DOane,
tbe Gupernendent OF the Screen Dock Company, with
hands6me diamond ring last week in token OF his appre
iaon of the sklful manner In which the Cambria had
heen doc ked under his command.
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S.r.iS., ~ a., ir,ST, onSt Of the contributions

AT the termination of the match M ON see Unon
a Croooo Club made aides amonx themselves Ana
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NJ lane Tweed Amencus Y c. Mystery NJ. Y C.
Iarr3e Atlantic Yacht club. Oceanca &. Y. &.
Vivid Atlantic Yacht Club MoIe !. L.
Geo w Regier, G. Y. e. Ahhe ma d. ~
Three Sisters II. \. e. ge,hneTe D. ~
WIN. X Knapp H. J. g bsiis d. i "a
knight TempAr J. e. l. g hIlle iayist' D. u "
Joe jefferson NJ. Y. {. ide Hour u J. Z
Rayonta, NJ. !. C. satHisi d. r. "
t%,i,a Dntcbman BrooElyn Y C. Jane Vernon Il. Y. c.
M.,v simnsou rOnklgu Y. Club. Seymour, H. Y &.
80 RrnfdtlTn Yacht Club Sophia Brooklyn Y. C..
After the regatta, ana uufhg the evening tnere Will DO
,,,en General hop at S. Kinney Mansion House, when
the yachtsmen and their fr friends VIII nave an OppOr
tuIity to indulge in the dance.
THE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB REGATTA.
The annual regatta of the Columbia Boat
C1nb. which came OFF Saturday afternoon. a
decided success and largely attended by-fends Of
the Club The steamer Fort Lee chartered by the Club,
tnok the guests up to the quay fronting the Eysan
Eelds the starting point. Mr.. j. e. ONeil won the
first race for the champion belt Of the Club He pulled
ao strokes a minute the course three miles, and
ccomnshed the task i'm "a minutes aDd40 seconds The
second race was won by Mr.. Logan. The tub
the amusing feature OF the regatta The vessels were
he ordinary used for washing purposes and each OF
be Contestants immersed In turn Mr. Charles Roof
in the Humpty Dumpty won the prize, gold badge.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-04
The Indian Marfare,

CHICAGO, February, 22.-A letter
from Fort Sully says that little Swan,
Il Sioux Indian, arrived Mt the Chey.
enne Agency on the l4th instant. He
gives the particulars of a desperate
fight between 500 Sioux and Crow In
dians early in January, about theYe!-
lowstOne river, in Missouri.
1t appears that n party of twenty
nine Crows came on foot to steal
horses from the Sioux, and met tive
young, Sioux, one of whom was killed
and one wounded, who managed to
escape and alarmed the Sioux villa
ges.
The warriors mounted their horses
and hurried to the point where the
Crows had fortified themselves on the
Hart Butte with loose stones, defying
the Sioux, who charged several times
unsuccessfully, losing five killed.
The last attack was made near sun
down, under Chief Spotted Eagle,
who was killed. The Sioux managed
to overpower the Crows, one of whom
was killed in hand to hand encOun-
ter. The Sioux lost twelve killed on
the ground and five died the next day.
Many more were dangerously wound
ed.
A report from Gen. De Trobriand,
who has been operating in conjqnet=
ion with Col. Baker against the hos
tile Indians in Montana Territory, has
been received at General Sherida ms
headquarters, dated Fort Shaw, Feb
Tuary 2. He had ordered that portion
of his command which had operated
successfully against the Piegans back
to Fort Ellis. The Blackfeet proper
are away in the British possessions
The BlOOds terrified by the summary
punishment of the Piegans, will care
fully avoid giving Offense to the white
inhabitants in the future. The Pie
gans are completely cowed, as they
never expected to be attacked so Wig
orously, and the blow is the more
telling for being so entirely unexpect-
ed. Their principal chief Big Legs, Is
anxious to bring his different bands to
the agency. Mountain Chief took
refuge, with his followers, in the camp
of Big Legs. Crow Top died of the
wounds received in the encounter
Eagles Rib, who escaped, is badly
wounded, Red Horn was killed in
his camp. Heavy Runner was also
killed. General De Trobriand further
says, 81 do not apprehend any new
outbreak of hostilities, and l consider
the safety of the settlements far bet
ter secured now than at any time be-
fore"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-04
COMIIERCI4L.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

CINCINSATI.-Butter 36gS2- Cheese l65 Is.
Eggs ~. Feathers .. Apples-Green Per
Dol. 9 2593 30; Dried per 10. 6a71S. Flour
81 59g5 80. Wheat-Winter red 81 OTaI OS;
White 81 G5GI .. Coru 7O975. Oats 45a52
Rye 1886. Barley 9O9l 10. Hay per ton Sl5
@I7. Potatoes SEQ per bus. Dressed
Chickens 81 5O95 30. Lard l49l5. Seed-CIov-
er u per ID; Timothy 81 OOg4 20 per bus. FLAX
81 9Og2 90. Wool 4Oa5O. Live Hogs $ SOC
80.
NBw YoRK.-Flour 81 1876 90. Wheat
Spring 81 lGaI q; Winter reds 2SaI 81. Rye
S9G93. Oats 52@57. Corn 9l@9G. Barley 81 L
@II5. Dressed Hogs ll@II14. Lard I4G145z
Butter 1895 for Ohio. Cheese IG9lS. Eggs
GG2.
ToLEDO.-FlOur-The market IS quiet
Wheat is steady, sales were made of No. !
white Michigan at 81 20; regular white Mich
igan at 81 10; Amber Michigan is ashade low
er; sales were made at 81 O51S; No. red at
81 IS; No. 2red 81 O6. Corn is quiet; No. old
is nominal at SIC; new is dull and shade
lower; sold at ~; no grade is better; sales
were made at 81; new yellow is lc lower, with
sales at 76. Oats are nominal, sales were
made of No. State at IS, dull; No. 2 is nOm-
iually I5c. Clover seed is held at IS 10.