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WASHINGTON.
A Diplomatic Disturbance with
England
Caused by a Negro Magistrate.

Finaucial.
Tse S ,creta,y of The Treasury has au-
thorized the Assistant Treasurer to sd-
vance the payment of Sep embar interest
without rebate, Tuesday next
Toe follosing circular was issued TO-
day from the Treasury Department:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S-Ail exchanges
for bonds held as security for the circula-
ton of La,ional banks, and for all Other
bonds of the United States, except fer
the new per cent. bonds now being
issued, will be suspended from this da,e
until further notice.
(Signed) H. r. HULBURT.
Comptroller of Currency.
A Negro Magistrate Gets up an
International Rumpus.
The Captain of an English vessel off
the wharf at Darlen, Ga 4, recently had
occasion to punish four insubordinate
sailors by confiuing them in the hold of
his vessel. The imprisoned men through
a lawyer, obtained writs of habeas cor
pus from negro Magistrate, who caused
them to be brought before him, who after
hearing, released them. The matter has
been made the subject of diplomatic cor
Tespondence between the British Minister
and the State Department, the Captain
having complained TO his government of
the interference of the local Magistrate
as breach of International law. The
matter is now being considered by the
proper officials. .rs ... .e-. .-~-a,.
Queer Bookkeeping 80
The actual redemption of principal of
the public debt for the fiscal year ending
June 30 is $lS7, 1S9, $40. The usual
monthly debt statements for the same
period foot up reduction of $94, 327,-
7S4. The difference between the state
ments is because the monthly statements
being balsnce sheets, take Cash and &C.
crued interest into account, which are
considered outstanding liabilities.
The Syndicate.
Gov. Cook paid into the Treasury tos
Day, on behalf of the European Syndi-
CAFE, fifteen millions subscription on ac-
count of the new loan.
A Nations Gratitude.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day
signed q renewal of Mexican war pen
sion to James Wilkner, which in Septem-
Der, 1861, at the age of sixty-five ne fsg-
feited to enlist as private in company G,
LIST Pennsylvania volunteers. Its amount
however is only two dollars per month
md the veteran is now aod has for some
line been in Blackley Aims House, Phil |
.delphia- E#E EEFEf
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY. AUGUST
THE CITY.
Tennesscs and PACING nonn.

The following is an accurate staten emit
IS taken from the books of the station
agent at Lebanon, Of the amount of freight
transported over the Tennesses and Pacific
Railroad from that point for the fret SIX
months of tSe year 1871. Gotten, balss,
20; flour, barrels, $3.50; bacon, fbs, 1856,
426; wheat, bushels, 6,5S3; oats, bushels,
%; lumber, feet, 725, 600; horses and
mules, car loads, 2; cattle, car leads, 55;
miscellaReous, ibs., 288. $50.
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ROME.
The ,PspaI EncYcIIcaI.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Pcpe's new
encyClical letter will be published coon in
Rome. Ii tharks the Bishops and Catho-
llcs of the whole world for their demon
STATIONS of attachment made on the Oc-
Casion Of the Pontifical Jubilee, when,
from al parts of the globe, defying every
Gsnger sni threatened outrage, they re-
paired TO the E erDal City to offer their
congratulations.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


The Evans EmbezzIem ent-S29O, 600
i'm Chancery-
HARRIsBURG, Aug. 18.-There is every
probability that the Evans case will be
settled in court on charges brought by
the Sale Treasurer aad Auditor Gen
erai Gov. Gary has yielded everything
into the hands of Brewster, Lscky and
HaTtcrsft. Evans thus far refuses to
pay 1922, 600 Agreeable TO notice served
o ! him by the accoun ing officers.
LATER. a ''orney Brewster will COM
mence proceed SO at once against Evans
y conll,sl ~. " pay the StaIe 1921, O46.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Monument to M.les ssandlsh.

DUxBURY, Mass Aug. 1.-THE site
for tie proposed monument to Capt.
Miles Standish was dedicated here yes.er-
day in the presence of over 5000 people.
The monument is TO be erected on the
highest point of Cap aims Hill, and is TO
be 100 feet high. Gen. Horace Berney
delivered an Grafton, ard speeches were
made by Gen. Butler, DR.. Geo. B. Lo>
ring, DR.. Shuntleff, Josiah Quincy and
Others
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LAX Il MICHIGA
ShipvvrscK.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. l6.-The TunOre1
disaster to the schorer Hella is confirmed.
Her hull was lowed into Manistee Tuesday
night. She was bound for Pentwater,
Mich. The Captain and half owner, J.
NJ. Rsckmuhson of Racine, are missing,
and undoubtedly drowned.
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Instances of rapid and careless driving
through the streets of the city are nova
days OF very seldom occurrence. Through
the salutary Influence of police authority,
the drivers of fast horses are at last begin
ming to diacover that their rate Of speed be-
ycQd moderation will cost money.
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A Bold AvOwaI of the International

MADRID, Aug. 18.-A committee of the
International has addressed letter to
Prime Minister SeoriDa, describing the
character, extent and Ipurposes of the
organization. The letter avOHs hostility
20 society and to the government, but
complaints of the persecution of its
Its members by the government authori-
ties. Il denounces the existing order of
things as false and hollow, being only
maintained through brute force.
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OHIO.
suing tho Dram Sellers.

SPRNaFlELD, Aug. 17.-Mrs. Margaret
Anterior Of this city has brought suit
against Sunday saloon keepers, aud own
ers of buildings in which saloons are kept,
for damages sggregatiDg fifteen thousand
dollars, for the sale of liquor TO her hus-
band. Other suits are contemplated.
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More of BIedgett.

ATLANTA, Aug. 17.-Jas. Fry and q
prominent merchant of this city were ar
rested at the instance of Foster Blodgett,
who charged them under oath with cheat
ing and swindliug the State. Both par
ties were bailed in $4,000 Fry, who is
near relative Of Blodgett, forfeited
bail and fed North. 1t is believed he
carried off q large amount of money be-
longing to the people of Georgia, and
that the arrest was only part of scheme
to get Fry out Of the way and prevent his
being used as a witness in the investiga-
ton to b. made regarding mslsppropria~
ton of the State Road bonds by Gov.
Bullock ard BIoCpett.
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WILMINGTON.
Boiler ExpIoston-Six Wen Killed

WILMINGTON, N. c. Aug. IS The
steamer r. E. Lee exploded her boiler
near Fayetteville, yesterday. Three col
ored boat hands were killed and three
wounded. Capt. VIM. Skinner was &C.
riously if not dangerously injured.
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IRELAND.
Victoria Kissed.

DUBLIN, Aug. 17.-At the banquet
given 10 the French deputation tonight,
the Lord Mayor proposed the toast, 'Tho
Queen" which was received with q storm
of hisses, lasting several minutes.
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For using his whip upon hack driver,
instead of devoting his entire attention to
the punishment Of IsiTsc osy COWS, deal
or il stock vas yesterday feed p by jus
tee Wilkinson, and required 10 give bond
In the sum of $500 as assurance Of more
peaceful oondust for the mex. twelve
moIths,
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The annual national convention OF real
estate agents assembled at Hartford, Con-,
on the 18th inst, and Nashville was repre-
sented By member Of the 6rm Of New
Iom, Horton Il 90,
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Trosting NJ Bangor.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. 17.-At Webster
Trotting Park to day the $245 purse was
won by Ash, Savsge's g | Fax in three
straight heats. Time, 2:37, 2.40, 2403.
La the sweepstakes Green Mountain Boy,
owned by G. T. Jordan, won the frs; two
heats in 1885 and 2:35; the last three
heats and race was won by Sam Jacsbs'
C g Troublesome in 1864, 2:37 and 1888.
Fast Time at Crab Orchard.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 18.-In the mile and
three fourlhs dash at Crab Orchard yes
terdsy, B, G. Thomas gray colt Fineball,
four years old by Lightning, dam Dixie,
by Sovereign, won in 3:l04. This is said
to be the fastest time made in America
this season. ....---
The Las; OF Kalamazoo.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 1S.-Fourth
aud last day. Much larger attendance
than on the previous day. First race
Premium 81, 500 for horses that have
never beaten $40; mile heats; in TO
harness; IA entries; won by Judge Fuller
ton in straight heats. Time, 2:363,
2:86 8, 2:32.
Second race - Premium 81, 600 for
horses who have never beaten $50; mile
heats; 8 in to harness; 8 entries; won by
Red Cloud 10 straight heats. Time,
2:341, 1888 3-5, 2:S2 5.
Third race-Premium 5000, open to all
horses; mile kests; 3 in TO harness; 6
entries; started; won by Goldsmith
Maid in straight heats, Lucy second,
American Girl third, Chicago fourth.
Time, 2:26 5, 2:22 45, 2:26.
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SPAIN.
ExtradttIon of Communists,

MADRID, Aug. IS The Spanish Gov
eminent have at the express desire of the
French Cabinet consented to the extradl-
tion of all Communists found on Spanish
soil. One Of the leaders of the Commune
has already been arrested and delivered
over to the French authorities.
MADRID, Aug. 17,-There Is great ex-
element and rejoicing al the liberation of
the republican R5cque B4ccis, after five
months Incarceration on suspicion of be-
irg CONCERNED in the assassination of Gen.
PIN
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CorToN ia steady inNe9 York, with
moderate demand at an advance to 1870
for middling.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
Com advanced in New York, yesterday
ss high as 1lSt, but closed at 1l2E bid.

TENEEssKE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 70 for the old issue and
10Y for the new.
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GEORGIA.
The Late Tragedy.

SAyASNAH, Aug. IL Information has
just Teschtd here Of the srrest of the
party who, it is believed, killed Mrs. Da.
Wis by cutting her throst so mysteriousy
lsst week, while she was sleeping in her
apartment with her TIVE little girls. The
party under arrest is Mrs. Darcy Orig
gers, a widow and sister to Mrs. Davis.
The southern portion of Florida is flood
ed with counterfeits IL is estimated that
fully two THU ds Of the entire circulation
&c the Sta4a ia oprrio,o Yoooav
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Foreign IncendiarieS-

VERSAILLES, Aug. Is Before the
court martial to-day Farret described the
fearful state of anarchy which prevailed
nnder the Commune and stated that both
Ciuseret and Sullier sought to seizs the
dictatorship. The incendisries, he said,
were nearly all foreigners.
The Tonnage Tax.
LoSDOS, Aug. 1S,-In the House of
Commons to day Graves confirmed the
report that a duty of one frame per ton
will be exacted by France as q tonnage
tar on vessels entering French ports.
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FRANCE.
ThIers-wbat viii They Do with
Him.

PARIs Aug. 1S.-The committee to
which the motion for the prolongation of
Theirs powers was referred by the As.
sembly, elected Viscount Benoist d. Asey
chairman, and Marc GIrardin reporter.
The committee viii probably report next
Monday. The debate on the motion will
be opened Tuesday. Counter motions
are anticipated from Gambetta and the
Duke de Broglie, but it is believed that
the original motion, with some modifica-
tons, will carry.
Abbatucci, Imperialist Deputy 10 the
Assembly from Corsica, has resigned his
seat in the Chamber to make room for
Rouber
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Fifty business and dwelling houses
burned at Dallas, Oregon, Thursday, loss
excess of Insurance, 800, 900.
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II. V. R., the correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, writes from
jamestown, Fentress county: e-
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FOREIGN.
Religious Embassy to Russia
Snubbed.
Russia and Prussia Both Arm
Ing.
RUSSIA.
Won's Tolerate Religious INTERIOR

"on'e Tolerate Religious INTERIOR
nee.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Prince Gortscha-
kotf publishes q report of what passed
between him and the Evangelical Deputa-
.tion at Frederickshofen in July last. He
says that having heard them, he replied
that their mission had the appearance of
interference in the domestic affairs of
Russia, that he could permit no foreign
intervention whatever, and that the Rus
sian government could not tolerate the
shadow of Intervention from whatever
side it came. The missionaries expressed
their respectful regret. He accepted the
address of the American delegation to
hand to the Emperor. The address to the
Emperor of the Swiss delegation, which
was written in London, he decidedly re-
fused to accept. He then explained that
that it might seem inVidious to only ac-
cept the address of the American delega-
ton, and requested them to withdraw it,
which they did.
Aiming for fho Coming tray.
PARIS, Aug. 18.-The Patrie says
Russia is making great military prepare.
lions. The Gar accompanied by Gen.
Lefo, the French Ambassador, visited
the camp Of the 18th army corps at
Jsareko Cello. Prussia is also filing up
her cadres, perfecting her srmahents,
and collecting enormous quantities of
stores. The Patrie believes that the
preparations of the latter power are
aimed at Russia.
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INC Germau Ocoupation.

Negotiations for the complete evacuG-
ton of France by the Germans are still
pending. The journals continue to re-
port outrages committed by the Germans
in France. A member of one of the
court msrtisls in Versailles is reported to
have been wounded by Bavarian while
WALKING in Chsreutor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
Timely Address.

THE address OF the Central Executive
Committee of the Conservative party, pub
I.ted in the Dispatch Of yesterday, IS d
timely and proper paper. 1t is IN excel
lent campaign document. AS with all the
papers from the SINE pen, 1t IS concise
pi,hy, strong, and stirring. We urge upon
slI of the Conservatives to make the pest
Use OF it. The time is come to begin the
campaign, and there should be no uhne-
cessary delay in opening it with spirit, and
concentrating the strength of the party as
rapidly as possible for the main struggle
No man can read the address above al
luded to without feeling the force OF hiS
duty as member of society; and no man
should fail to perform that duty readily
and with his whole heart and soul. Every
man should concede that he owes all ne
has, and even his very life, to his State.
That il property and life be the necessary
sacrifice to ward off her peril, that they
should be freely surrendered. All kno"
that she is in peril, and every man should
devote himself, heart and hand, TO shield
ing her from the danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-22
Medical College of Virginia.

Among the many cheering evidences OF
progress which we delight to record, there
are none more satisfactory than the rapid
and steady increase of prosperity to be OBJ
served in our educational institutions.
Not only do we see the schools OF Rich
mond, both male and female, growing IN
popularity, and attracting pupils from
abroad, but we are glad to know that our
own peculiar institution, the Medical Col
legc OF Virginia, is about to open its winter
session with the most flattering prospects.
Students from our own and other States
are coming to reap the advantages offered
by the many facilities to obtain practical
knowledge of medicine and surgery which
q city the size Of ours alone Gun give. We
should never lose IN opportunity to en-
courage this school. Every student not
only brings with him the money required
to defray his winters expenses, but he be-
comes q permanent customer for books,
clothing, medicines, &c, and is through
life d friend and wcll-wi,bcr to the home
OF his Alma Mater, and the advocates Of its
interests.
We wish, then, to sec our Medical Col
lego become 4 great success, and would
urge upon our citizens and our municipal
authorities the duty of building up this
valuable institution in every possible way.
The Faculty Of the Richmond Medical
College is equal to that of any medical
school in the country, and is indeed more
competent to teach the southern medical
student than is the faculty Of any institu-
tion north of US, because our Doctors better
understand the phases Of disease beneath the
southern sun, and as modified by the south
ern atmosphere. Therefore, the southern
youth who desires to reach distinction in
his chosen profession would best consult
his interest by entering the Richmond Med
ical College.
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w Observation-Disclosures an

Ne OCTORED.-Without any
disIespect to tie members Of the medical profess
sion profession honored by al thinking Ten,
IL is only just to say that they are too thick On the
srcund. The consequence is that the community
is doctor ed over much. When nature needs only
the gentle stimulaut and alternative, which has be-
come famous throughout the country as reliable
medicine, under the name Of HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BI[TEH4, she Ia not unfrequently
dosed with dozen prescriptions. all experiment
tai, from the armac0pp!a. Ihis is an evil. and
proves that the practice OF medicine Is far from
the near when the fail Of the leaf indicates that
decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom,
many harasjing diseases are prevalent. CHIEF
am ong these may be ment oDed intermittent fever
and bilious rcmittent. The exhalattons arising
from decom posing vegetation, and the heavy de US
and foEs, are very apt to generate these COM
plants. The wsest policy Is to protect the sys-
tenn by course Of Hostetter's stomach Bitters at
the CONNIE ncement of the fall Much sufr ring
may thereby be avoided. But II the disease has
already begun, It's periodical vistations IN az read
lily be checked HI d broken up by this active, yet
harmless, vegetable tonic.
But be on your guard against the chaTlatans
who are attempting to pam off under various
names unwholesome compounds, which they pre-
t.nd to compare favorably with the great national
elixir, which has long since swept more !! rmlda-
BILE opposition from the field. Bear in mind that
every bot lie OF genuine Hoste.tet's Stomach Bit-
ters Is authenticated by q spendiSly engraved la
be-, aud fac Simile OF the sign manual Of the
firm. Put up In bottles only, and cannot be OBJ
tanned In bulk. Sc Is eodlw&s1t
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' ~,,,. WEEKLY DISPATCH :

-, ,,e true proof Of excellence py
has s,us r.growing popularity. it Is In, Inc
its steadily .s, ';rcnlated newspaper in the
southern Dt States. The number be , ., news Of
model a,p l domestic, and foreign
the week ,ri,b choice variety of selections
together ar, m reading also the markets s
carefully and accurately .e s'nss of the dav.
toras upon the current themes 90 Of the the best
Inc "s for advertising in the South, as
o. ., g. circulated throughout the southern
Z. - We invite the attention OF business
men to this fact. =.
pr;ce Of the Weekly, - per annum; SIN"
-, ,o,,;es ot the counter, 8 cents.
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The Winchester Times notices the pas
sage through Winchester OF the splendid
cars manufactured in this city for the Ches-
apeake and Chic railroad thus:
On Thursday last four handsome cars,
two frst-class, second class, mail, and en-
press, passed over the w. and S. road on
their way from the shops of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Company, at Richmond.
to Huntington, the western terminus OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio road. The road
is finished from Huntington eastward Tor
ninety miles. In poiat of strength ard
finish these cars are equal to any turned
out from northern shops, and reflect tue
highest credit on the Richmond mechanics.
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GREELEY HEARD FRoM-He Unbosonls
Himself to the Wrong Man-The ResuH.-
[From the Milwaukee NearS, Sept. 16.l -Du-
ring the recent visit of Horace greeley to
this city, the venerable sage was sitting on
a sofa at the Newhall House, converSing
with friend, when Colonel Sawyer came
up and joined them. Greeley turned to
speak to him, and while he was thus en-
gagged, his former listener departed. Colonel
W. J. Kershaw happening along just then,
dropped in the vacant seat. Presently Ho-
race, not perceiving the change in the Occu-
paucy of the adjacent seat, turned around
and resumed the CONVEX sation. lie said, ap-
parently resuming conversation where he
had lett 1t shortly before: sit is the
most disgraceful Admini,tra-
ton that ever was witnessed in civilized
country. 1t has become intolerably cor
rupt. There must be change, or there
will be a revolution. Why, through his
congressman and oilice.hOlders he is try
ing to control the politics OF every State IN
the Union as he has yours here IN Wiscon-
SIN, and as you will see he will, next week,
in New jersey and Maryland, when Re-
publican conventions are to meet there.
Your man (Washburn) has been placed on
the track through these detestable int1u-
ences." Here it occurred to Col. kershaw
tnat ne was becoming the recipient VI con-
tidence not intended for him, and he stated
to Mr.. Greeley that probably his remarks
were intended for another man. The phi
losopher stared blankly over his spectacles
with an air that was childlike and bland,
while look of establishment and disgust
stole gradually over his placid counten-
ance. With a most expressive Tough J"
he started from bis seat and betook him
self to the opposite side of the room in
great haste. But he had said his sly.
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DIED.

a.. 49,. ,r.. ~ tho residence Of his father,
On Inc at l, corner Marshall and 2.d streets,
after Tt long and protracted IIn U. A. GATH
RIGHT, IL the s2d year OF bis age i,s f.tber,s resi-
donc rs THIs friday AFTERNOON At nGoe II
Th Sisnis and acauaIntauces of the famiiy ere
respectfully invited to attend.
On Wed Inc n'sh1tH n MieHAELs SIR, In
'hr lsa nsera viii preached
a. a,re.t Ftlends and acquaIntance' OF the 1ami!y
are invited 10 tttend. -
Petersburg papers please copy
Tn this city, at ~ O'Clock, &c otember II, a
HOUSTON, infant daughter OF Ella W; anu gu "e''
o. The y. faner,I viii lake place THIS
at O'clock from the parsonage, NO. 2oo west
Grace street.