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WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, DeC

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.
James W, Albert, Patent Examiner il
the class of Mechanical Engineering, hai
resigned to accept the Professorshlp o
English Literature in the Missouri Stat
University, at Knoxville Tennessee,
Col. Nelson, who killed Gen. Clantor
gave himself up to the authorities. Hi
entered into bonds in the sum Of $4,000
to answer the charge. The bondsmen
are his father, Judge Thomas A. r, Mel
son, VIM. G. BrOwnlow, T. @. jackson
and Joseph Jaques.
Owing 10 the interruption of the mails
between New Orleans and Galveston, by
the Quarantine, at the latter port. Ar
rangements have been made by the Post
office Department to send mails between
New York and Galveston by the Mallory
line Of weekly steamers during the con.
tinuance OF the Quarantine.
The Internal Revenue Bureau aTe con-
sidering means for preventing fraud on
the tobacco business in Virginia.
The Comptroller Of the Currency will
soon call for report OF the condition of
the National Banks. Several bureau Off.
cials in the Treasury and other depart
ments have already accumulated data for
their official reports
The White House has been placed in
thorough order for the reception of the
Presidents family
1t Is generally believed that Mr.. Brunot
will reconsider his declination of the office
Of Commissioner of Indian Affairs. E
The offers recently made by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue to the Col
lectOrs and Assessors to settle the commits
siOns on spirits which were shipped in
bond to another district are being accepted
by parties interested.
REJOICING OVER THR RETURNING PRoDT.
GAL.
To tender respects to the President, a
reception ball will be given In the Acade.
my Of Music. There will be visits to the
navy yard and public institutions, drives
to Jerome and Central Parks, and grand
review Of the first and second divisions of
New York and New Jersey militia.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR OCTOBER,
The Secretary of the Treasury has In
structed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to buy $9,0O0,00O Of bonds each
Wednesday, and sell 81, 900, 900 gold each
Thursday during the month Of October.
Secretary Boutwell, has returned to
Washington. ..... r
Information has reached here from
Yorkville, s. G., that several days ago, un-
der warrants issued by the U. s. Commits.
sionGr, eight or nine persons were arrested
on charge of having whipped a negro
woman. The prisoners were brought to
town by squad of U. s. soldiers and
lodged in Jail. After an investigation by
the Commissioner, they were required TO-
give bail in the sum OF $4,000 each for
their appearance before the U. S. Circuit
Court Arrests are to be mad3 under the
Ku.Klux act.
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SAINT LOUIS.
Visit from Cincinnati COuucIlmen.-
suicide.

ST. LOUIS, September 30.
An excursion party composed of mem.
bcrs Of the City Council and other gen.
tlemen OF Cincinnati, arrived here this
morning. They will be driven to the
water works, fair grounds, and other
points Of note about the city this after
noon.
II. II. Eagers drowned himself yester-
day. His coat, left on the river bank,
contained letter to his wife, stating that
lottery tickets ruined him.
An old man, partially blind, name un.
known, jumped from a ferryboat in the
middle OF the river, yesterday, and was
drowned. Nearly twenty persons have
committed suicide by Jumping from ferry
boats plying in this har6or during the
past three months.
The Cincinnati excursionists were
formally received at the Southern Hotel
this afternoon by committee OF the City
Council headed by Mayor Brown, who
made brief welcoming speech, which
was replied to by s. F. Covlngton, Presi.
dent OF the Cincinnati Council, The visi.
tors were then driven to the water works,
Fair Grounds, Shaw's Garden, and other
places of note about the city. They leave
for home tomorrow evening.
The Southern Hotel safe was robbed ol
$500 this afternoon.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad lost a
large amount Of goods from their freight
trains during the past summer, and no
clue could be obtained to the thief until
last Saturday night, when ]. p. Morrison,
an engineer on the road, was de.
IeCted In robbing a car at Dixon. Morri.
sons house ut Holden was searched and
considerable quantity otproperty of diff.
erent kinds recovered.
ST, LOUIS, oct. 1.
Another bloody aiIray ACQUIRED at New.
on, Kansas, last Wednesday. Since the
Killing Of the City Marshal last Monday,
he excitement has been high, and culmi.
lated Wednesday in u conflict between
he Texans and the authorities, in which
Jack Mcdowell and u policeman were
wounded.
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RICHMOND.


RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 80.
Aspecial to the Inquirer says a riot oc-
CURED this evening in Danvllle, from an
attempt Of a mob Of negroes to rescue one
negro from arrest. After futile efforts on
the part Of the mayor TO diSper9e the mob
the military were called out, the riot act
read, stones thrown at the mayor, and the
military ordered to charge bayonets. A
policeman was shot by an unknown per.
son. Great excitement prevails, The
stores are closed and the people have been
ordered to their houses.
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BALTIMORE.
Banquet to the Commercial COnven.
tiOn Delegates.

BALTIMORE, Sept, 80,
The banquet tonight at the Maryland
Institute, given by the merchants and citi-
2ens Of Baltimore to the members OF the
National Commercial Convention, was of
the most hospitable character. Seventeen
hundred persons were present. In re-
sponso TO regular toAsts, speeches were
made by Il, NJ. Bishop President of the
Convention Col. Styles, OF Georgia Rev
erdy johnson, John w. Garrett, and other
distinguished gentlemen, In response to
tho toast CommerCe-the handmade of
civilization, Thomas A. Bocock, of Vir-
ginia, delivered an eloquent and brilliant
speech, which was received with raptur-
Gus applause.
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The Coming Man.

NEW YoRK, October /,
The whole edition of arrangements for
the reception OF the Russian grand Duke
Alexis are completed Thirty commit
tees Of the leading citizens arc at work.
The programme is a yacht fleet escort Of
the imperial squadron up the bay. The
Grand Duke lands ut the Battery, and
will be escorted to the Clarendon Hotel
by the First Diusion Guards. The time
for the public reception Is undXod. It's
thought that Alexis will proceed immo.
diately to Washington.
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The sandusky Fair.

-- SANDUsKY, o., October /.
The Erie County Fair comes off this
week. In additionto the usual attractions
a citizens purse Of 81 900 Is offered for the
best three in five mile heats, on next Fri
day, To take the purse the winning horse
must make the heat in 234, provided the
tracks, In good condition. Over $45 are
offered for Tursday and Fridays races
Rooms have already been engaged for
several well known sporting men, and tlle
prospects for q good time arc Hhtterlng.
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Wealher Renort.
o WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsuISGToN, d. O., Sept, SO-T.SO p N.

| d., WAR DEPARTMENT,
AZ, olfloE or TUB CmEF SIGNAL OPFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. S0-7:3O p. n.
SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY -FOUR HOURS,
The area of the highest barometer
which was Saturday afternoon between
the Ohio valley and the South Atlantic
coast is now confined to the latter States.
and the pressure has continued to fail
slowly in the northwest. The pressure
has fallen slightly in Florida and still
more so in Texas. Brisk nOrthwesterly
winds have continued in Southern Florida
with clearing weather, and easterly winds
with clouds OF rain on the Texas coast,
which has extended nOrthward into tho
interior. Light winds have prevailed on
the Atlantic coast with ageneral tendency
toward the southeast this afternoon.
Southeasterly winds have continued north
and west of the Ohio valley, veering this
afternoon to the southwest with increas.
ing Cloudiness. The temperature remain.
ed stationary in the Eastern States, Gulf
coast and northwest. Elsewhere 1t has
risen somewhat since Saturday afternoon.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall on
Monday very generally east of the Missis.
sippi, with partially cloudy weather from
Tennessee and Louisiana to the lower
lakes and New England, and cloudy
weather and fresh sOuthwesterly winds
from Missouri to the upper lakes. Cloudy
and rainy weather will probably extend
from Louisiana and Texas to Missouri and
Kansas
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ST.. LOUIS. Oct. |.
UTAH.
Conflict with the U. $.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. /.
Aspecial from Salt Lake City says The
case Of Hawkins, the polygsmIst who has
been indicted by the Grand Jury for
adultery, was called to-day in the u. s.
Court, and the time for pleading fixed for
Monday. 1t Is commonly reported that
Brigham Young has been indicted on
several charges, and is said that he will be
tried during the coming week.
The sale Of muskets and ammunition
continues, and the Mormon papers advo.
cate open resistance to the laws. Its un.
derstOOd that reinforcements oi regular
troops Is asked, and Camp Douglass Is
likely to hold large garrison. There
are many indictments for serious crimes,
including the leaders of the church, made
by the Grand Jury of Beaver county.
The writ of the court Is threatened with
resistance.
SALT LAKE, October /.
Three companies of United States
troops arrived tonight from Forts Bridgcr
and Steele. They were sent by General
Augur upon the request telegraphed yes.
teTday by Gov Woods and the commander
at Camp Douglass.
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Union League Committee Meeting.
WASHINGTON. Sent 30.

A meeting Of the National Executive
Committee Of the Union League will be
held at the Continental Hotel, Philadel.
phia, Tuesday next at 2 o'clock p. ". Re-
publicans regard this meeting as impor.
iant, from the fact that action will be Ia.
ken on difficult questions pending in
ArRansaS, Louiiiana and ether States.
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Fast Run between Philadelphia and
New York.

NEW lUHk, VUIUUVI T.
The General Ticket Agents and rail.
way Directors arrived here yesterday on q
special train from Philadelphia, having
come through 10 two hoursFnd lhifty.fiye
minutes. The quickest time on record.
After visit to the Central Park, and
banquet in the evening, the party return
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Protection at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, October 1.

An enthusiastic meeting was held even.
inc a, Tho Central Rink, in the interest Of
nroteciion Addresses were made by
hon 4. s. Morrison, of Illinois, Maj Bo.
land Of Kentucky, and j. F. Scaulan, Of
Chicago. The object of the meeting was
tbe formation Of Labor Protection
League, subsidiary TO the National League.
A large club was formed, the members
consisting Of both Republicans and Demo.
Cr0ig
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Tho last issue Of certain weekly pic.
torial paper printed in New York contain.
ed large cut representing Hall, Tweed,
Sweeney and Connolly in convict dress
and heavy manacled. The police, by di-
rection of Mayor Hall, seized the whole
edition.
There were no deaths from yellow
fever within the past twenty.Iour hours,
at Charleston.
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Fires at Evansviile, Tpiiana.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October /.
An extensive slaughter house, belong.
ing to Samuel Orr, and the tahhefy Of
Wack & Miller, were burned about three
O'Clock Saturday morning. Loss about
$4,000 Insured for $1,000. About an
hour later the dwelling Of John Duggan,
worth about $1,000, was burned.
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SPAIN.
MADRID. September 81

NINUNOl DtPIVHIUVI OV'
Marshal serrano has been proposed for
tho Presidency Of the COrtes. All is
quiet in Spain. Tho recent agitation Of.
the Carlists was utterly unsuccessful.
The elections will be held Sunday.
The King made his entry into Logrons
to-day. He met with an enthusiastic re-
ceptiOn.
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Al Sen Captain Drowned.

, NEw York, Sept, 80.
Capt Mcclellan, Of the steamship Brit
!iania, from Glasgow, was lost overheard
In exer!ing, himself to save lady passon.
ger while the ship was giving a heavy
lurch, He was drowned.
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The Conrress Of Lausanne.

IAUsANNE, September 6U.
The Congress Of Lausanne yesterday
pattook of q banquet in the Hall in which
the Sessions have been held. To-day the
members made pilgrimage to the tomb
Of Flocan Freuch Republican journal.
ist who left France at tli6eoup d eta' and
died at Lausanne in 1866.
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AN infant lew days old was thrown
from the Orange county express train, on
the Erie road FridayGvenlng, as II was
passing through Patterson, and died al.
most instantly. This is supposed 10 DC a
new method, by which iniancideS dispose
Of their children.
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Cholera at ns.antinople.
IbNpoN. OcLober |

LONDON, OClODeF l.
A dispatch from Cons'antinople reports
10 deaths from cholera In that city Sat-
urday. The season has been very hot,
and the supply OF water is failing. The
spreading Of the epidemic Is feared, and
the work on the arsenal, where large
number Of laborers are employedg has
been suspended in consequence.
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Several Councils Of Vigilance and
Public Safety, have been organized in
many OF the wards of Brooklyn, with the
view ofkeeping unworthy officials out oil
power, in the event Of such being nomi.
mated this fall by either Of the great politi.
cal parties.
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FOR SALE,
DWELLING HOUSE,

OK CHAPLIEE STREET, CENTRE WHEELING.
II not previously sold, my Dwelling -,
House, situate on ChApline street, near iI
First, will on Saturday the l4th day Of Oc- llll-
tobGr, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, bO offered at public
sale al the front door OF the Court House Ol Ohio
county, to the highest bidder.
Terms. s.-OnO-third cash, balance In Q, y, lS
and u months, with interest at per cent,
Sale positive.
sCpt27 THOMAS j. CAMPBELL.
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Emnllnor nj lowell.

DowELL, MASS, Sept. 80.
From September 10th, to the Goth iuclu.
slve there have been reported 1l0 cases
Of smallpox.
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Died.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 8O.

George II. Mumford, a prominent citi-
zen Of this place and for many years OIL.
cialIy connected with the Western Union
Telegraph Company, died suddenly this
evening Of apopleXy. He was attending
to business this morning.
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The Novelty carriage works at Mil.
waukee, Wisconsin, owned by Wechscl.
berg Bros, was burned on Sunday morn.
ing, Loss $1,000; insured for $1,000
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Educational.

IRON CITY COLLEGE, PITTS.
l. BURGII, PA.
Tho best conducted, most popular and success
i1l Institution In the United States for the tho
rough, practical education OF young and middle
aged men.
Ing iull particulars, address
jySid&w J.C. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
BETHANY COLLEGE.
The thlrtleth session Of this Institution will
commence on
Monday, 25th September, 1871.
and terminate on tho 18th OF June, 1879. 1t Is
rOmantically situated In the midst OF the beautl.
ful and healthy hlll.conntry Of the panhandle"
OF West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
or river, AND surrounded with the most favorable
influences lOr student life. lthas a property In
endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &C.,
Of over 1850 600, and II thus enabled TO sustain
faculty and furnish facilities for thorough edu.
cation Of the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and unfurnshed rooms will be let W students
who wish to board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:
I. Preparatory course Of one year. q Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guAges for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree Of
Bachelor Of Sciences. 4. The Course for Master
Of Arts. 3. Tho Course for Muster Of Sciences.
0. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed Information as 10
these Courses will be found in our Catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set Of Phllo-
sophlcal Apparatus, and students who wish II
arc trained In the use Of Field Instruments
a thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work In Chemical Analysis and
an ample Museum for the study Of Natural Ills.
tory. -
Tuition has been reduced from $50 10 $40 per
session. Boarding from 81 TO Is per week. Cn.
furnished rooms from Is TO $40 per session, and
free tuition 10 SONS OF Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue 10
Prof q. L.. Lo0s, Secretary; or, TO
". X. PENDLEToN, President,
Iyt7 pothanv wost Vtr0Jnto
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, September 30.

LONDON, September 80.
The usual reference to the Queens
health does not appear in the daily chron.
icle of court news to-day.
Gladstone and the Princeof Wales have
gone TO BalmOral Castle.
Bruce Howe, Secretary, in a speech to.
night vindicated the foreign policy oi the
government and declared that the conces-
sions made TO the United States in the
Treaty Of Washington were accompanied
with no loss whatever to the national
honor.
The Princess Alexandria arrived at
Aberdeen to-day and was received with
perfect ovation by the citizens, She will
shortly visit the Queen at BalmOral.
British revenue returns for the year end.
ing to-day show a decrease as compared
with last year Of over half million
pounds sterling.
A terrific gale was experienced to-day
at Yarmouth which ocCasioned great
damage to property along the sea coast,
on the river Yare and to the shipping in
the roads.
LONDON, October !,
A Sunderland steamer with seven
hands and an Italian brig with nine per.
sons on board, were f0undcred off the
mouth Of the Humber in the last gale.
Dispatches from Great Grimsby give
the narrowing details of q shipwreck in
full sight Of the people on shore. The
master Of the American ship Bertha
Thayer was swept from the deck during
. gale and drowned, of Sunday Isle The
Bertha Thayer put back to Penarth
Roads.
The TichboTne Mystery.
From the London Times.
The Anglo Brazilian Times oil August
e3d says: Julio Francis BeraDt, a gen.
Ileman OF the highest respectabillty, re.
siding now in the province of Miners Ge.
nee, declares that he travelled with Chas.
r. Tichborne from Lima; that they re.
sided together in Rio Janeiro; that Itch.
borne purchased some pictures and curl.
1sltles from him and forwarded them to |
his mother, Lady Tichborne; that Itch.
borne sailed in the Bella for New York,
which vessel was lost with all on board,
md that he still holds passport of Chas
R. Tichborne.
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The Algerian lnsureCtiOn.

11V1'17g1VI
The Algerian insurrection has occa-
stoned much agitation on the frontier.
Tunis dispatches from that quarter note
a continued increase In the disturbances.
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INDIA.


The shipments Of cotton from this port
since the last report have be EN- 1000 bales
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Tha! beautiful piece Of ground at present oc.
Cuped by Mrs. Judge Caldwell, situated east Of
the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad and In the north
Otn part OF MOundsville, W. Va, containing
eighteen acres Of fine bottom land, on which IL
situated n fine brick mansion, containing four
teen rooms would bo admirably suited for q
summer boarding house or seminary, surround
tai Trees lhcre Is also upon the land all tho
necessary Outbuildlngs unCludlng good stablO)
and good well and spring.
The ground will bU sold together or In lOta to
suit purchasers. ELLEN CALDWELL,
sCplJd4w MOundsVille, W. Va.
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For Sale.
SALE.

To close the estate Of John Burley, deceased,
will on Friday, November 3, 1871, on me prem
iscs proceed To sell farm OF 70! acres, lylhg Two
West VIrginia' nearly ali under cultivation with
good Dwelling House Barn and al necessary
out.buIldings. Two good orchards. VIII be sold
entire or In lots TO suit purchasers. Also two
lots In Cameron.
Terms eAsy-made known on day Of sale.
JOSHUA BURLRY, Admir-,
sepi27tdd&w With the will annexed.
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I sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all tho lotS offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer fen lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending to tho river. Price from $500 to 81, ,OOO
each. according to size and location. Terms,
OhcIourth cash, residue In equal lnstallmentS Ut
one, two and three years.
JNO. P. 1ILCHRIsT,
aug9i At Top MIL.
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FoR SALE LOW TO CLOSE AN
II ESTATE.
HRSrC CLASS DWELLING HOUSE

FTH0I'UHHb6 UWbLLINW HVU0N
1872, In desirable part OF the city for manuiaC.
turltgsite, on which there Ia n good twO.stOry
Brick llOuse, SO feet by u. Also Steam In.
sine, OhOrsG power, In good repair. Terms easy.
W. V. HOGB & BIO.
sCp5 Balley's Block, 1906 Mark ct Street.
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r OF FOR SALE.

A desirable half lot on Quincy street.
W. V. H0GE, d BRO,
Gept27 lOG Market street,
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BY TELECRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

tBy the Western Union Linz.
once North-WeSt cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.)
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AMPLE AccoMMopATIoNs
ooURsEs Of INSTRUCTION.,

are provided for both public and private board.
Ing, and unfurnlshed rooms will be let W students
who wiah To board Themselves