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New Hampshire Legislature.
CONCORD. July 7

SONCOhD, JuIy T.
The vote in tho Senate on the amend,
ments to the act for redistrlCting the city
of Manchester, stood 10 :. Senator
Smith took occasion, IN u few remarks, tC
define his position and connection with
the bill. It's present lines were represented
as unjust, depriving many of their rights
and he was assured II would not be con.
sidered n party question. He did not deem
the bill introduced into the Senate as
remedying the evils existing, rs well rs
the amendment offered, and he gave the
amendment his support, the bill being n
geographical right, imposing no burdens
and fair to both parties, so he voted with
the Republicans.
The Senate this afternoon, after IL heat.
ell debate, passed the resolution offered
by Mr.. Lewis, that u committee of two be
appointed by tho President to visit Man.
chester during adjournment 10 view the
city and hear parties, md report on Tues.
day next rs 10 the necessity for n change
in It's ward lines Mr.. Smith acted with
the Republicans throughout.
The charges against Senator Smith for
ntidclity and non.fulfilment of pledges to
the Democrats previous to his election,
in the form of afldayits from several In.
terviewlng partzans, are already made
out and In type in this city, ready to be
promulgated, when 1t is found advisable.
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Texas Cattle In Kansas.

CHICAGO, JulyT
The last Oberlin (Kansas) Chronicle
gives the following as the most accurate
figures ofthe Texas cattle trade this seas.
on "Thero are now near the line of the
kansas Pacific Railroad one hundred and
twenty-five thousand head passed the
Red River station, TO be driven on that
line, one hundred thousand; for Atchison,
Topeka, & Santa Fe Railroad fifty thou.
sand; for Mission River, Fort Scott, &
Gulf Railroad seventy.five thousand; for
Union Pacific fifty thousand to be win.
tered In Kansas and Colorado fifty thou.
sand; Missouri, KansNs and Texas fifty
thousand" This Is lower than all pre-.
vious estimates, though II ls larger than
any previous year
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Distinguished Editorial Excursion to
the Northwest.

CnICAGO, JulyG
An editorial excursion party will start
from this city next week, consisting, be.
sides the following gentlemen; Bayard
Taylor, Of the New York Tribune, Gov.
Hawley, Of the Hartford C0Vrant, Col.
Thos, Knox, Of the New York Hcrdid,
Mr.. Brazart, of the Springfield, Mass,
RepuJlicdn, Gov. Bross, Of the Chicago
Tribune, George Jones, Of the New York
Times Maj, Bundy, Of the New York
Nat, etc. The party will first proceed To
Duluth rn Lakes Huron and superior
thence they will proceed ria Northern
Pacific Railroad to It's present termination;
thence return to 81. Paul; thence ria rail
and stage to Breckenridge on the Red
river ofthe North; and thence by steamer
to Lake Winnepeg. tits expected about
one month will be exhausted by this trip
rs each Of the editors will probably write
up the voyage for his paper. The public
will propably get large amount Of valu'
able Information in regard to the re-
sources Of this important section ol our
continent
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Army and Navy Reunion mt New
port.

NEwroRr, July Z;
The Society Of the Army and Navy of
the Gulf held It's third annual meeting at
the Academy OF Music to-day, Lieut..
Gen. Sheridan, Senior Vice President, in
the chair.
a resolution was offered by Rear Ad.
miral Bailey, declaring Lieut.. Gen. p. II.
Sheridan President, riUa TOcG, and unani
mously adopted. Tho following named
gentlemen were elected Vice Presidents
in like manner Rear Admiral Theodore
Parker, representing the navy, and Gen.
W. II. Emery on the part Of tho army.
A resolution Of respect to the memory
of the late Admiral Farragut was adopted.
Tho design of the old badge wAs adopt.
ed. A vote to print list Of tho regi
ments, batteries, and other organizations
connected with the Army OF the Gulf,
was passed, and New York selected as
the next place Of meeting, October 10,
1872.
Col, Ilaines, of New York, delivered an
oration in the evening, and was followed
by Rev. DR.. a. L. Montgomery, in me.
mortal address on the life and character
ofAdmirAl Farragut, and the reading Of n
poem by NJ. II. Brownell, oil Rhode Isl.
and which closed the proceedings, and
the Society adjourned to dinner.
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CLEVELAND, July T.
A special to the Herald from Youngs.
town, Ohio, says tornado passed five
miles south Of here yesterday, about four
o'clock in the afternoon. It's course was
from west to east. At Boardman Con.
Ter the Disciples church was moved roud
about six inches on Its foundation. Trees,
fences, and chimneys were blown down;
barn unrooicd, etc. At Garfield and
Poland damage was done of like nature.
1t crossed the Cincinnati s. Pittsburgh
Railroad at Cranpaw, and the evening
train from Pittsburgh was delayed about
an hour to cut away trees which had
fallen on the track. Heavy rain and sharp
Tightening accompanied the wind.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 7.
W. d. Llewellyn, q travelling agent fol
the hot.housc Of Simpson & Co., New
York, committed micide at Lone Oak
Prairie county, Thursday, by taking al
overdose of morphine He left an atiec.
iionate letter to his wife at Jackson
Tenn. Financial embarrassments appear
tohave been the cause, He had no money
on his person, and was buried by tho cttl
lens.
Thermometer e0-hottest day yet.
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A Wisconsin Mob.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July7.
A large mob from saltwater, with four
steamboats,, came down to Hudson this
evening and commenced pulling the piles
driven by the Western Wisconsin railroad
for tho bridge ut tliat place Tho bridge
was commenced without the authority ol
the Legislature, by, the State Of Mime.
sofa. A pile driver will be kept running
all night, and II Is claimed can drive faster
than the others can pull out. This Is a
new development regarding the Western
Wisconsin connection.
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Convention of Paper Manufacturers.

luDSuN, Az l.i dNy I,
The straw paper manufacturers Of this
county held convention at Chatham
Village yesterday, at which nenaly every
mill was represented Ailer fully discuss.
Ing the matter, II was unanimously re.
solved, in view Of tho present high price
Of straw, and the low price Of paper, to
run the mills only on half time for the
coming year. dating from the first Of
August next.
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Attempted Suicide at Cleveland.


Geo, II. Chandler, Of the firm of Chan.
Ter d Abbott, GrocerS, doing business at
SO Monumental Park, made desperate
attempt at suicide this morning; from ap.
pearances he first cut his throat with n
penknlte and then tried to shoot himself
with revolver which was found near
him with three Of The chambers empty.
He cannot recover; no cause is known for
thn mi
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i" REFORM, to he Of any permanent
value" says the venerable Peter Cooper,
"must be based upon personal virtue, not
force; and II seems to me that the millen'
ium will not be far of when each individ.
ual shall sci about reforming himself
rather than society, and conforming his
life to the great law of loving God and his
fcllnw.men.'
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July7,
1t ID believed that Merat will resign the
direction of the Ministry of Finance, after
the presentation of the report Of the Com
mittee upon the tobacco monopoly
The vote oi censure Of the Government
has been rejected in tho COrtes, by ll9 to
81.
The proposition for general amnesty in
Spain and lts colonies, Is under consider.
alton In the COrtes.
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NO. 276.
California Crops.

SAN FRANCISCO, july =
Reports from all paris of the State
show the wheat crop 10 be much better
than anticipated; the product will be lit
tie short of hstyear California potatoes
this years crop, are being shipped to Den.
yer, Colorado, paying $3.50 tor car load
ten tens
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Accident to CONGRESSMAN MOrTell,
Uf Pennsylvania.

Hon y. j. Morrell, was thrown from Il
carriage last evening, near this place, and
very seriously injured. His skull was
fractured and back spraincd. Physicians
thinks he will recover, If no internal in.
iuries have been received, but the acci.
dent entails long confinement
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Failing of in the Cotton Crop.

NEW YORK, July Z.
A private dispatch from Washington,
assert that the returns received at the
Agricultural Department, show decrease
in the productive capacity in the growth
of cotton of million and half acres, and
falling OIL crop as compared with last
year OI 90 per cent
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\ GENTLEMAN ought never to wear su
pcrhuous jewelry for It's own sake. His
rings, his lockCt, his watch charms oil
ought to be, mementoes (eithcr mari or
dmoriS), monuments marking the resting
places Of dead and buried flrtations, con.
cerning each Of which 1t may be truly
said "and thereby hangs q tale
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Congress Election in Illinois,

NIIIVANOI TNIy -
Governor Palmer issued II proclamation
to-day, for special election in this State,
on the 9Th Of November next. for u choice
Of Congressman at large, to ill the vaCan.
Cy caused by the resignation of John A.
Logan, elected l.. s. Senator.
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Charges Against the New York Naval
Officer.

NEW lOHk, June I.
An indictment for perjury against Ma.
val officer Latin Of this port, has been
found by the grand jury Of Herkimcr
county, and the trial Ia set down for next
week. The circumstances OF the case are
understood 10 be these: Some time ngo,
u brother of the naval officer intrusted TO
the latter bond for safe keeping, this It Is
said was folded and placed in IN envelope
in the naval officers desk. One day when
sending of official documents, tho naval
officer accidentally slipped one ofthem in.
to the envelope containing the bond, and
the official document were posted togeth.
er, the bond could not bo traced for some
time, but was afterwards discovered In the
possession Of n tailor, nt IICrkimcr. The
owner Of the bond, when he heard of this
brought suit against the tailor for It's re.
Covery, and the present charge Of perjury
against the naval officer, grows out Of
evidence given inIthe case. The friends Of
the latter, declare that the prosecution Is
malicious, and say that he desires a full
investigation. A prominent and impair.
tial officer Of the court, also telegraphs to
the effect that the announcement Of an in.
diCtmcnt does Mr.. Latin wicked injustice.
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A Man who Thought Better of IT.


W. II. Davy, telegraph operator, who
disappeared 50 suddenly few days since
leaving a note In which he declared his
Intention was to commit suicide, has
turned up at Philadelphia and seems to
have thought better of il.
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Prof Goes RaIIoOn Trip.

OsWE0O, n y July Z
Prof. Coc, who made balloon asCcn,
sion on the Fonrth Of July, has Just been
heard from by telegraph from Irish Greek
Ontario. lie landed in personal safety,
90 miles beyond the 81, Lawrence river,
but the balloon is u total wreck.
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JOSH liILIINUs says, Most emmy man
will Conceed that 1t looks foolish to see
boy drag n heavy sled up hill for the
ieetin' plesher Of ridin' down again; but
II appears tome that the boy is u sage by
the side Of the young man who works
hard all the week, and drinks his wages
on Saturday night"
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TlIE cotton factory at Augusta, Ga, has
paid dividends of twenty per cent from
the start, and II new one, 10 run one thous
md looms,s contemplated II the requisite
capital can he secured The President Of
the Augusta Company claims that cotton
can he manufactured ten per cent cheaper
there than in New England
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and destroyed, and q number Of lives lost
In the Tichborne case to-day the testi
mony for the claimant was brought to 0
close, and the trial adjourned until No
vember seventh.
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CHICAGO.
A Fatal Dive.

CHICAGO. July {.
Anthony Mayer while bathing In Lake
Michigan on Wednesday evening, dived
from q breakwater and struck his head
on the sand with such violence rs 10
cause his death early this morning
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CINCINNATI, July T.
a heavy rain and wind storm passed
over Portsmouth, Ohio, last evening at
six o'clock, unrooflng the Catholic School,
German Presbyterian Church and partly
unroohng the county Jail. Nobody in.
iured
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 7.
The Emperor William leaves Berlin
tomorrow morning for Ems,
The Augsburg Ga;eth announces that
the PrusSian military law will he speedily
enforced in Alsacc and Lorraine.
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Church Destroyed by lightning.

lIYANNIs, MASS, july.
The univcrSalist Church at this place
was struck by lightning this morning and
entirely destroyed by fire. Loss $2O,OOO;
| no insurnncr.
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Death from Eating Raw CLANS.

James Frahil and James Joy, of Lynn,
died last evening from eating raw clans,
which they dug on Chelsea Beach.
VIM. Dyer and Thomas Donnelly Are
also seriously affected, but will probably
recover,
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Insurance..
DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
AT WHEELING, WEST va,

CAPITAL, Sl26, 900,
With the privilege of increasing the HAmO to
f5OO,0O0,
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ENGLAND.


NEw YORK, July :.
A cable dispatch says the TiChborno
case. which has excited such extraordi.
nary interest in England, would have
come 10 a sudden termination Yesterday
but for the opposition Of the Chief jus.
tIcc, The jury privately informed his
Lordship that they were satisfied the
plaintiff was All imposter and asked per.
mission to bring in II verdict To that effect.
As the plaintiff Inns over ten witnesses TO
lie examined in his behalf the course was
unjust TO him, and the Chief
Justice refused 10 Nccede TO II. Tho case
will be continued until July Goth, when
an adjournment will be had until Noyem.
I,nE
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LoNpoN. .InlY Z.


The Waverly celebration in aid Of the
erection Of monument to Sir Walter
Scott wns an immense success, and real.
lied $500. The Prince and Princess Of
Wales, the Prince and Princess Christian,
Princess Teck, the Marquis o., Lorne,
Princess Louise, and Prince Arthur were
present, and danced in character costumes
as "The Lord Of the lsles,' Die Vernon"
"Wavcrly," Ivanhoe" Flora Mac
Ivor," "Madge Wildfre," "Amy Roll.
sart "Rothsoy," and "Elic,"
Six tramway conductors were fined in
London for overcrowding their cars
Great ireshets have occurred on the
Derwent, Wye, Severn and Cesla, and
have caused heavy loss to the farmers by
the destruction of buildings and crops.
Unusually severe thunder storms have
visited the suburbs Of London. Many
churches were set on fire by lightning
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TURF AND FIELD SPORTS.
Races at Long Branch.

/
LoNG BRANCH, July Z.
The first race to-day, for July stakes,
50, ,l6O, three.tonrths Of mile, was won
by Hubbard-AIelite second. Time log.
The second race, for the AmericuS Club
purse, S2,5OO all ages, mile heats, in 3,
was most exciting contest, Littleton
won the first heat, Susan Ann the second,
and Chillicothe the third, fourth, fifth and
race, Time l:47t, l:49, 14St, 1881, l:50.
Littlcton was second in the last heat, The
race was closely contested throughout
The third race, Tweed purse, 81 900, for
beaten horses, mile and II half dash, was
won by Conductor-Ortolan second.
Time 2A3
TOLEDO RACES.
TOLEDO, June :.
The adjourned race of yesterday, for
horses that had never beaten 2.30 was
concluded to-day, resulting in victory
for Red Cloud, of EdinbUg, Indiana, in
two straight heats; time, 2:3G and 9.3Ot.
The double team race was won by Three
White Heels, and Novelty, OF Toledo, in
two straight hcnts; time, 30I and BOB
Soldier Boy and Arthur Boy Of Louis,
vile, Ky, took the second money. 1.-THE
last race, open to all, there were ten en-.
tries, Pilot Temple, OF st. Lous, won in
three straight heats; time, 2:20t, 800 and
9:90t, with Matt Smith, of Louisville, Ky,
second; John Zero, of Detroit, third; and
SilRs Rich, of st, Louis, fourth. The
weather during the races has been Gavora.
BILE, and the attendance large.
CHICAGO, July J.
The match game Of base ball to-day
between the Red Stockings, of Boston,
and the White Stockings, Ol Chicago, re.
suited in II victory for the Whites by n
score Of : 10 |.
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PROBABILITIES.

Partially cloudy and pleasant weather
is probable for Saturday in the Middle
and Eastern States. The disturbance west
OF Wisconsin, will probably extend to
Lake Huron by Saturday, but dangerous
winds are not apprelended for any great
extent Of country. A severe local storm
Is probable for southern Iowa, tonight.
Southerly winds will probably with
threatening weather, extend over Ala.
bama and Georgia, BY Saturday noon.
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Joseph Wood, deckhand on the
steamboat Mary Lowry, was drowned ut
the wharf at Yonkton, II, T., Thursday
night
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OPPICE OP THE CHEF SIGNAL OFPIcER,
WASHINGTON, u. g., July 7.


WARRINGTON, II. g., July 7. J
SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS
The barometer has fallen somewhat on
the Pacific coast, and still more Nt the
Rocky Mountains. An area OF low pres.
sure IS probably developing in Minnesota,
where heavy rain Is now reported, The
low barometer OF Thursday evening over
Lake Huron hAs moved eastward, and is
now central over the Bay Of Fundy. A
light rain tell during the night from New
York eastward, where partially cloudy
and clear weather today prevailed, with
fresh westerly winds, increasing TO brisk
at New York and Rochester. The baron.
eter continues highest in Florida, but is
lower than on Thursday evening. Brisk
northwcstcrly winds have continued in
the Southern States. Brisk CastGrly
winds have prevailed at Key West, and
fresh west and northwest winds prevail
from Tennessee TO the Lakes,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelllgenCer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.l
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MEXICO.
Dreadful Catastrophe IN a Zaca.
4 teCas silver Mino--.lO0 Miners
SuHOcated.


NEW lWNKi July 4
A dreadful Catastrophei Is reported from
the State of ZaCNteCNs, Mexico, in the
Quebadvill n silver mine, on one Of the
three great veins inIthat famous region,
by which over one hundred miners were
suilOcated The machinery and equip.
ments of the Mexican mines are quite
primative, hut fatal accidents from fires
are not common there nevertheless.
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DIRECTORS.
William Bailey, AlonZO Lorlng,
Or. VIM. ]. Bates, a. NJ. Adams,
Andrew j. Pannell, james +, Barnes,
Henry SAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful Oper.
alton for nearly two years Is prepared TO take
risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds, MCr
chAndlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni.
Rivers and Lakes, also to Issue perpetual policies
ON DwelllngB and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly OF our leading busincss men,
recommends itself to the favorable consideration
Of tho insuring public, and sollcita their pAtro'
ly attended TO at their office, BAILRY'S BLOCK,
No I06 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PrGs't.
ALONzO LORING, Vice PrGst.
N g. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. II. AGNRW, Asst Sec'y. jAnl2
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=, VIZ I" VHVFVIEUu gVIIIlk Ut OIUI
FostInastcrs arc requested to act as Agents.
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Sl.oOO,OOo!

by authority Of special act nl the Legislature
nr kentnrEy, 0I March ~, 1871, the Trustees of
the PnblIr Library Of Kentucky Will EIycG
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
Al InuisvIln XIV
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JHAS: II, PhTERs.

OTTicE, lg0 Main street, Johnson's Block.
n II -Bnyers Will note that there arc only Ono
Hundred thousand Tickets instead Of Two Han.
drcd Thousand, Rs In the san Francisco GIN Con.
cert, and that there IL 5000 more distributed
lyiS4Th
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WASHINGTON.
The President Makes n SensatiOn--A
New Difficulty Between Boutwell,
and PIeasOntOn.

NEW YORK, July =
The 2ribaHt'S correspondent telegraph
ed from Washington Inst evening, as fol-
lows; The President returned tOthG city
this evening, hut his coming not having
been announced, his arrival is not known
except to few officials, who are In state
Of considerable excitement over it, and
are making all sorts Of cOnjectures as to
the meaning OF this unexpected arrival.
1t has leaked out that another source Of
difference between Secretary Boutwell,
and Commissioner PlcasOntOn has been
discovered in Baltimore, and that the
Secretary, in the exercise of the powers
which he claims, has sent Supervisor
Presty, Of Virginia, 10 make an invcstiga-
ton. 1t Is also reported that the Commits
sioncr was opposed to the whole invesIi-
CATION, and declined 10 order the SUper.
visor OF the Maryland District TO give
Dr. Presty the needed facilities. OF course
It is coniecturcd that the Presidents visit
has something Odo with this quarrel, and
developments in this direction are looked
FIR ~