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Methodist Book Concern Invcstiga-
ton.

NEW lOiki June II.
AT the morning session of the MGtho.
dist Investigating Committee Mr.. Wander.
pool, CounsCllOr.at.law testified that DR..
Lanahan acted by his advice in the man.
damus and did not delay the GoOdneough
trial. lie told Dr. Lanahan the books
would likely afford material evidence in
the GOOdnCough trial and that unless he
had access to the books for several years
before his appointment II would hG use.
less to produce them on the trial. Access
being refused, he advised the mandamus
to compel DR.. Carlton to allow the OK.
animation Of them. The name OF the
Book Concern was used in the proceed
ings with DR.. Carlton, he being their
agent Smith the JUNIOR partner Of the
last witness, testified that the mandamus
would not have been sought out for the
GOOdnGOugh trial.
At the opening Of the afternoon session
Judge Reynolds asked for access to the
check books, bank books, vouchers and
papers, for preparation of the defence,
After long and stormy discussion the
following resolution was adopted
ReSOLrcd, That inasmuch as DR.. Lana.
han has asked to make such examination
of the accounts and papers of the Book
Concern at New York as may be neCes.
sary tor his defence, we recognize the pro-
priety Of the request, and direct that DR..
Carlton, book agent Nt New York, afford
such aids and facilities as DR.. Lanahan
here asks, consistent with the proper care
and safety of the books and papers of the
Concern; provided, that the same shall
not be removed from the building where
they are ordinarily kept, and that the ex.
animation there shall be made under the
supervision Of Il. Grant, principal book.
keeper Of the Concern, or some other
competent person who may he designated
by DR.. Carlton to assist as above provided;
and when Dr. Lanahan shall specify any
books or papers which lie may want, DR..
Carlton shall have list made, and proper
rCCCints given for them.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, June 19.
The arguments in the Mcclellan murder
cnse will be resumed tomorrow afternoon
at half.past one. Mr.. Milliken will open
for the defense. Gen. Durbin Ward takes
the place made vacant by the death of
Mr.. Vallandigham.
Much interest has been manifested to.
day in the result Of the election of dele.
gates to the Republican State Convention
to be held at Columbus on Wednesday.
Both Wade and Noyes parties are still
claiming majority in the delegation.
The Wade men TO night are claiming two
Of majority, as well as a majority in the
popular vote, hut Noyes' friends are
equally confident that they will control
the delegation. There have been some
whisperings within the past two or three
days of bringing out Shellabarger rs q
compromise candidate, but 1t is confined
thus far TO few persons.
The Jury in the case Of Fred. koors,
charged with the murder of Philoman
WellinghalT, Of Covihgton, kyn yesterday
returned verdict of not guilty
Wm. Lader, n member of the City
Council, was thrown from n buggy last
night and severely hurt,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June II.
A demonstration in Brussels, yesterday
in honor OF the Pope's jubilee, was com.
plete failure.
The Nova Scotia gmntess, Miss Annie
Swan, has been married to Mr.. Bates LO.
rillard.
The American yacht Enchantrcss, is al
Southampton. Eight of her crew have
been arrested for mutiny. One of them
has been committed to prison, on the
charge of stabblng an officer
.I LONDON, June Is.
Tho ObScrrcr announced that Professor
Montague Bernard, late of the Joint High
Commission will enter the Privy Council
There is no truth in the reports which
have just been renewed that Disraeli L
to be deposed from the leadership of the
Opposition.
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THE FAR WEST.
Sr. Louis. .Inne |

ST. Louis, June is.
A dispatch from Leavenworth says the
commanding officer ut Fort Harker, Kan.
sas few days ago at request of the U. s.
Marshal arrested three men at Ellsworth
for assaulting the Marshal. One of them
named Sandersonis charged with stealing
eleven mules from the Government The
mules have been traced to Fort Dodge,
Iowa, where an officer is taking proper
steps to have them returned to the Gov.
ernmcnt There is no truth in the report
that the surveying party was recently
attacked on the Canadian riverby Indians
and their stock captured. Gen. Gregg
commanding the district of New Mexico,
hns been instructed to prosecute the MeXi.
cans lately captured in illegal traffic with
the Indians on the border OF Texas Ia
the utmost rigor. Of the law
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Murder on tho MIssissIppI.

MEMPHIS, June IL
News ias been received here of hor.
rible murder which was committed at
Australia Landing last Tuesday night
Two men named Thomas and Ilawcs,
from near Evansville, Indiana, had been
there since the late flood with trading
bOats, and doing n thriving business trad.
ing with the negroes. On Tuesday night
Thomas, WHO Is represented as disslpatod,
went TO Australia and told that Hawes
had left for Evansville without leaving
cent, and tried 10 sell the boat. Failing
in this he left the keys Of the boat with
n gentlemen, and left The next day the
boat was examined, and Hawes' body
was found with his throat cut from ear to
ear. Hhwes was supposed to have
large SUN of money, and II Is believed
Thomas murdered him.
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heavy rain interiercd with the reception
contemplated, but the remains were nGv-
crthCless met by members of a Masonic
body and personal friends, who conducted
them to his late residence
Mrs. Vallandigham, who is almost
crushed by the double atlliction Of the loss
of husband and brother, will reach Day
ton tonight. The funeral will occur on
Tuesday afternoon ut one o'clock. a
special train will be run by the Cincln-
natl, Hamilton Il Dayton Railroad from
this city. The funeral discourse will be
delivered by Rev. 4. =. Wright, Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. The iu-
neral will be under the direction of the
AIasOns. Persons who have seen the re-
mains to day say that decomposition has
wrought considerable changes since yes
terday morning.
From the detailed reports published in
the papers this morning it appears that
Mr.. Vallandigham, with his associate
counsel, had been out on Friday evening
making experiments with II view to asCer-
tanning how near the muZ2le OF pistol
could be held to cloth without burning IT,
They had made the test and were return
ing Two balls had been fired from the
pistol with which Mr. Vallandigham at-
forwards killed himself, and Mr.. Milliken,
on the way to the hotel, urged him to dis
charge the remaining three balls. Mr..
Nallandigham said, mo, never mind" F."
and, though Mr. Milliken repeated the
suggestion, Vallandigham declined TO dis.
charge them, and took the pistol upstairs
where he laid 1t beside tho empty one
which he intended to use in the argument
on Saturday. This led to the tragedy
which soon thereafter followed. Mr. Val
landigham, instead of taking mp the M
loaded pistol, took the one his friend had
urged him 10 discharge.
The Enquirer this morning pr0nOunCcs
his loss to the Democratic party Of Ohio
rs most irrGparable. A public meeting
will be held to morrow evening at the
Board of Trade rooms, to take action in
regard to his death and funeral,
Arrival Of Mrs. VnlIandighnm ut
Dayton.
DAYTON, June 1S-EvCnlng
The remains Of Mr. VallandIgham ar.
rived at Dayton yesterday evening in Gus
tOdy Of st. Johns Lodge of MasOns, who
have charge of the body ut his late resi-
denCe, and will conduct the obsequies.
The body was at once prepared for pres
ervation until the return OF Mrs Nallan.
digham, who left Cumberland, Maryland,
at 3.45 this morning, and arrived by spe-
cial train at 0:20 tonight. During the
day u largo number Of persons from the
city and country visited the house, but
fcw were admitted, IN consequence Of the
decomposition of tic body, which Is very
rapid. Profound sympathy for the be-
reaved family is universally expressed.
There will be II meeting OF the bar TO.
morrow, and the funeral will take place
on Tuesday ut o'clock p. NJ. Dispatches
from the surrounding towns, and from
Cincinnati and Columbus, indicate n
large attendance Thepoltlcal friends of
Mr., Vallandighum in this county will ut.
tend almost on mdsw. The funeral will
probably be tho largest ever In Dayton
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THE INDIANS.


A Council with tho Sioux Chiefs.
CHEYENNE, Juno II.
Hon. Felix II. Brlnot, Chairman Of tho
Board Of Indian Commissioners has Just
returned to Fort Laramie. A council
was held with Red Cloud and the prlnCi.
pul chiefs Of the Sioux nation, in regard
TO locating their agency in their own
country. Red Cloud and the chiefs who
were present were favorable 10 going to
White River, some rs or 100 miles from
the Platte River. The Indians aro all
iavOrably disposed, and no trouble need
be anticipated with them, II bad white
men and whisky can be kept away from
them.
Some seven thousand Indians are gath.
cred at the river near the tort. Red
Cloud has gone TO consult the chiefs who
have not yet eaten Of the white mans
bread, aud will bc back in fifteen days,
when the place for the agency will be
named.
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CHICAGO.
Suicide nt the Laclede House.

Suicide at the Laclede House.
CHICAGO, June II.
Alfred Lee, Secretary and Treasurer OF
tic Mutual Lie Insurance Company Of
this city, went to the LaCledc House, last
night. and took u room, registering him.
sell MS Alfred Graham. At noon today,
the report Of pistol was heard from his
and on investigation, II was
found that Lee had shot himself In the
head, inllicting fatal wound. In his
pocket was found a letter addressed to his
sister, Sarah Lee, at Auburndale, MIissis.
sippi, In which he states that his lie has
been II mistake. That he has been bur.
den to his friends and relatives, and that
he Is determined to relieve them, with
other matters TO the same effect.
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BOSTON.
Anniversary Of Bunker Hill CCIe-
brAted.

BOsToN, June IL.
The cOmmemOratiOn Oi the battle Of
Bunker Hill commenced at sunrise by the
firing of salutes in Boston and Charles.
town. The New York 9th regiment mr.
rived at 7:4j A. NJ. and breakiastCd at the
st. James Hotel The line of march for
ChArlestown was formed about 1OO'clOck,
The route was thrOnged with spectators.
Flags wero displayed and business was
generally suspended. The celebration Of
the Bunker Hill anniversary was grand
ailair in Charlestown, Z the military display
never having been exceeded. Altogether
1t was quite equal TO our regular Fourth
of July celebrations
To-day Inns furnished strong contrast
TO the glorious weather Of yesterday. A
cold, nOrtheasterly rain set in shortly after
midnight, which still continues. Tho an.
ticipated outdoor religious exercises, and
dress parade Of the New York 9th regi-
ment in consequence, were not so held.
The services, however, took place in the
Boston Theatre, which was filled. tev.
Mr.. Flagg, Chaplain Of the Regiment, of.
iCiated. At the close OF the religious
services Col. Fish made an address. lie
expressed thanks for the hearty welcome
extended to bis regiment by the citizens
of Boston.
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Weather Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF TnE CHIEF sIGEAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Juno II.
Synopsis for Past IDenty. -Four Hours
The barometer continues even on the
Pacific coast with rapid increase of TEN.
peraturG. The low barometer reported
Saturday r, NJ, in the North Ohio Valley
now prevails from the Chesapeake bay,
northward to 81. Lawrence. The high.
est pressure now extends from Louisiana
to Western Pennsylvania The barometer
has fallen rapidly during the day north
and west Of Indiana, but the evening re-.
ports are not yet received from the north.
west. The temperature has risen on the
Gulf coast and In the Ohio and Missouri
Valleys. Light rains are now reported
from Southern Georgia and Louisiana.
The rains have now ceased on Lake
Ontario and in Indinnia, but continue In
New England with Casterly winds on the
coast and northwest and southwest winds
in the interior.
Py0JdJihticS--T Threatening weather
with severe local storms are probable for
tonight west of Illinois The falling
barometer with rain will probably con.
tinue on the east Atlantic coast, followed
by clear and clearing weather Monday
morning. Fresh southwesterly winds will
probably prevail on Monday on the south
and middle Atlantic coast and lower
Inkpg
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. Louis, June IS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh, yesterday took
internally, and it is supposed by mistake,
some medicine which her physician had
prescribed to wash a sore knee, and died
IRON It's effects. The medicine was com.
posed of morphine, zinc and sugar of lead.
The Chief OF Police having succeeded
in breaking up the Keno houses, has serv.
ed n notice on nll the Faro banks, that
they will be raided unless closed within q
specified time. There is great ilutter
among the gamblers, and II Is probable
that ail the public houses will close
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June 49,
In the Hungarian Delegation last week,
the subcommittee to whom the subject
was referred, agree to recommends n vote
Of confidence in the Governments policy
OF peace. Prime Minister Won Bcust, in
addressing the committee, said the Gov.
ernment harhored designs against Ger.
many Austria still kept her representa-.
livcs at the courts of the South German
Sovcreigns, but ut Prussia's desire the
Austrian Ambassador still remained at
Rome, with the consent Of the Italian
Government
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Ptolectcd Lake Regnttn.

BUFFALO, June Is,
The committee on the regatta for the
Fourth OF July have determined upon
two lOur.Onred races, open to all Comers,
The prizes for the first race Is to be $500,
Sl7j and $1j, and for the second race
$i7j, $50 and $50, the entriea to he made
on or before thG2lth.
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CHINA.
IIoYG Koya, June is.

HOEG KoEG, June i9.
The news Of the fight between the
American expedition and Coreans causes
much excitement among the foreigners
here. Dispatches from Washington, are
anxiously looked for, az II Is expected
Admircl Rogers will continue hostile
operations unless he receives orders to the
contrary.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, June Is.
A gang Of men, supposed to be Fenians,
broke into the militia Rrmory ut Mallow,
on Saturday night, and carried of 100
rifles. The sentinel fired upon the men as
they were leaving, but all escaped, Some
arms were discovered this A, NJ, in n
neighboriDg field Five persons have
been arrested on suspicion,
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GREECE.

ATHENS, June II,
The Turkish government refuses to re.
ccive TriCoupes us an Ambassador OF
Greece, for the reason that he was Tor
eign Minister OF that country during the
Cretan insuTrectiOn. The Greek govern.
ment has forwarded an immediate recall
to ltangabc, its Envoy to Washington.
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A Denial from Senator Carpenter.
NEW YoRK, June II.

Senator Carpenter in letter 10 the
Tribune, denies that he has ever been EN-.
ploycd by the New York Central Rail.
road Company. At the request of young
lawyer, he went before the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, and stated his opin.
ion and effect Of the statue as applicable
to the case, but received no compensa
tOn for doing so, and 1t was distinctly
understoodwhen he went, that he should
receive no remuneration.
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Papal Anniversary at Brussels.

BRUSSELS, June Is,
Tho churches and many houses are
Illuminated tonight in honor Ofthe Papal
anniversary, but the celebration Is attend
ed by some disorder; violent anti.Papal
demonstrations are made by large crowds
who pass through the streets. The troops
still keep within their barracks, but force
of special constables have been called out
and several arrests made. The Italian
flag Is frequently displayed, and large
numbers Of the citizens wear Italian col.
ors in their huttOn.hOlcs.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, June II.
The result Of the first levy for the
Italian army in the Roman provinces is
satisfactory.
King Victor Emanuel is going to Naples
On hisrcturn he will visit Rome.
BRUssELs, June IS.
The King and Queen of Belgium have
written to the Pope to congratulate him
on the 95th anniversary Of his pontiiciatc
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SWEDEN.


STOCKHOLM, June 10.
The railway from Stockholm to Chris.
tianN, was opened to-day, The trip be.
tween the cities, is now made made in
fifteen and hall hours
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SPORTING NEWS.
Meeting OfTurr Congress at 81. Louis.

Meeting OfTurr c Congress at 81. Louis.
ST. Louis. June II.
The iiilh annual meeting of the South
ern and Western Turf Congress opened at
Abby track, to-day, under the most ia,
vorable auspices, The weather was fine
and the attendance unusually large EN-.
bracing many prominent citizens,
The first was mile dash for . year olds,
for $3.50. Tho starters were, No Name
sorrel Iilley, by Bonnie Scott, and
owned by Gcncrl Eastman, Of Spring.
field, and Della HGrm by Voucher, owned
by Q. l.. Hunt, and the st. Louis race was
won by Scotland lilIey in l;51s. The sec.
Ond race was the great fast stake race of
the Turf Congress icr $4,000, and for
which each Association in the Congress
names u horse; tOllOwiugs.were starters.
SiGnster for st. Louis; Helmet for Lcxing-
ton; Barney Williams for Mobile; Virgil
for New Orleans; Mollie Jones tor Nash.
vile. The horses got away in bunch
with Alollie Jones slightly in the lead
which she maintained throughout the
heat, and coming home about one length
ahead of Barney Williams, and with
Virgil third; Sienster fourth; and Helmet
fifth, Time, S04A. Barney was under
very strong pull throughout the entire
heat, notwithstanding which the victory
of Mollie Jones made her the great favor.
ito In the pools, selling four to ten times
higher than Barney. In the second heat
Barney took the lead from the string, and
forced the running throughout at quar-.
ter pace He opened the gap fully one
hundred yards, which he maintained or
increased as the heat progressed.
During the third mile, 1t was evident that
he was running to distance the field,
which he easily accomplished, passing
under tho string, the red flag falling IN
the face OF all his pursuers, winning the
heat and raCe; time s02f, This was total.
ly unexpected.
BASE BALL.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June H.
A special To the J0uradi, says the
Riverside's of this city, beat the TrimbIc's,
of Paducab, at the Inter city, this alter.
noon This Is the second defeat.
YACHTING.
New YORK, June. 49,
Commodore Ashbury's new yacht, I.I-
vOnia, will leave for this port the first
week in September, md as the representa-.
tive Of the Royal lIarwick Club will race
the representative yacht Of the New York
Yacht Club .lor the Queens Cup, tho New
York Yacht Club having waived thecOn
diion requiring six months notice Of
contest for the cup. The HerdM of this
morning says that from Ashbury's dis.
patches he evidently expects to carry out
his programme Of coming 10 New York as
representative of eight English yacht
clubs, so that he would have eight chan
Ces of carrying off the cup, hoping somo
accident, I not speed, will give him 1T
least one out Of eight races. lie inter
prets waiving the six months notice In
the first case MS waving It in al, forget.
ting no action can be taken regarding any
other race until the first is decided,
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Ku.Klur outrage In North carolina.

NALETGNi n. Up JUHU II
The Ku.Klux band in Rutherf oft coun.
ty demolished the office Of the 1Stdr and
RepuJlican newspaper, and whipped Mr.
Justice, late member Of the Legislature,
last Sunday night.
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WHEEII11G w. VA MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1871

himself OF, to spend sometime at Carlsbad
for the improvement Of his health, TN
paired by arduous duties in Paris
NEW FRENCH MINISTER.
Reliable information has reached here
that the French Government has ap-
pointed Jules Ferry Minister to Washing.
ton in place ofTreilhard, who will return
to France.
SECRETARY FISH RELAXES.
Secretary Fish will leave Washington
towards the last Of this month, together
with Mrs, Fish for New York. They will
be absent some weeks.
Governor Lindsay, Of Alabama, left
Washington for New York last night,
that State having guaranteed bonds Of the
Chattanooga Il Alabama Railroad to the
extent Of $G,5O0,0O0 His object is to
make some arrangement by which to pre-
vent the road from being thrown into
bankruptcy, and also the payment OF the
interest on the debt which lalls due in
July.
William Peterson, tile OWNER and oc.
Cupant of the house in which President
Lincoln died, was found last night in the
Smithsonian Institute grounds insenslblG,
and with vial of laudanum lying near
him, When reused from his stupor, he
said he always took narcotics when end
ing spree, He was removed to the sta.
tion house, where he died during the
night,
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CINCINNATI, June 49,
The body OF C. H. Vallandigham reach,
ed Dayton last evening at ak o'clock. A
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himself OF, to spend sometime at Carlsbad
for the improvement Of his health, TIM
paired by arduous duties in Paris
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Circumstances that Led to the Ac.
cldent.
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BASE BALI.

EVANSVILLE, IND, June r.
A special To the J0uradi, says the
Riverside's of this city, beat the Trimblc's,
of Paducab, at the Inter city, this alter.
noon This Is the second defeat.
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Of the Remains at Dayton,
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