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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Director Of the Turkish Foreign
Office at Constantinople has gone TO st.
Petersburg, taking with him the insignia
Of the Imperial Order Of Osmania for the
Emperor Alexander, and corresponding
distinctions for the Russian Ministers.
England sends representative to the
Telegraph Convention at Florence, TO ar.
range for adhesion to the Vienna treaty
of English lines and the Anglo o.American
cable.
President Grant has requested the
Austrian Government to allow Baron
Won Lederer, It's Minister " the United
States, to preside over the arbitration Of
the Cuban claims, and imperial permis-
sion lias been telegrapled to Washington.
The Belgian Chamber Of Represen.
tatives has rejected resolution Of regret
for the expulsion OF Victor Hugo. The
ministers in their speeches before The
House, severely condemned the completely
Of Intellectual maleiaCtors with the crimes
Of the Commune ....
The Italian government has instruct.
ed lis projects throughout the country TO
capture all Parlsians who may enter Italy.
In the Connecticut Senate yesterday
a constitutional amendment providing for
only one State capital was lost by vote
Of l3 to s, lacking one vote Of the neCes.
.sary two.thitds required to submit It to
the people.
Tho revolution In Panama Is ended.
The steamer Month 10 has been restored,
and the revOlutionists at Cheriqui, have
surrendered their arms.
"A man named Levi lIeile, residing
near Fort Branch Gibson county, Ind,
was run over by an excursion train at
lilo yesterday morning. The coroners
inquest developed the fact that he had
been dead about two hours before being
run over. The cause Of his death Is un.
known.
Victor Hugo has left Belgium Tor
Holland.
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intriguing for Another RovolutIon.
A Coup d'etut Talked Of
Prospect for a Pestilencs.
VERSAILLES, MAY 81.

VERSAILLES, May 81.
The Bishop of0rleans, NJ. Du Paulons,
will be the successor of NJ, DArboy as
Archbishop Of Paris. Marshal McMa.
hon, in a proclamation just issued, divides
Paris into four commands, viz East,
North, Centre, and South. Gen. Vinoy
is appointed to command the East; Gen.
LAdmirault the North; Gen. DOuai the
Centre; and Gen. Clssey the South The
civil power Is transferred to the military,
and no egress to or from the city will be
permitted. II is reported that Pyat has
escaped from Paris. A million and u
half francs were found upon the person Of
NJ. Matheon, an officer of the Commune,
who was captured by the yersalllist
troops. The corpse of member of the
Commune, NJ. varlin was searched, and
theIsum found was discovered to amount
to 100000 francs. The adherent Of Duke
D'Aumale and the Bonapartists are both
active in their schemes for the restoration
Of the Bouborn and Napoleon dynasties.
All foreigners in Paris are required to re.
fer their names and addresses to the head.
quarters Of the army There are still a
great number Of unburied cOrpses in
Belleville. 1t is said that many Of the
Paris insurgents were Englishmen; the re.
port occasions much bitterness toward
England on the part Of the French peo.
pie. Some fears arc felt that the walls
Of tue Tuileries aud Hotel de Vile will
fall 1t is said that Gen. Cluseret has
been executed. The court martial has
ordered the use of mitrailleuses In case
Of wholesale executions. Several war.
ships at Cherbourg have been transform.
ed into hulks for the imprisonment Of
captured insurgents,
Worlds Special. e
LONDON, May 81.
To,day's Paris advices say that the
executions continue. Persons are do.
nOunced as soon as they are discovered in
their hiding places and arrested and shot.
Numerous arrests of women continue 10
be made. There have been renewed at.
tempts at assassination and arson. Many
Of those executed yesterday and today
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CAIRO, ILLS.
CAIRO, May 81.

CAIRO, May 81.
A public meeting was held here last
evening for tho purpose Of influencing the
county court 10 restore q hundred thou.
sand dollars donation in aid Of the Cairo
& Vincinnes Railroad. 1t isClaimed that
the failure TO secure this donation Is the
only impediment 10 the immediate re-.
sumption and prosecution Of the work to
an early completion. Resolutions were
adopted earnestly requesting the court not
to endanger the construction VI said road
by withholding the mid heretofore prom.
lsed. Petitions are being circulated and
signed 70 present for the action of the court
at the June term, fav6ring the donation,
Hon. s. r. Casey died at Mt. Vernon
to-day, .|. .U.'I-. |a t|tL4I b
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Prize Fight near Scranton.

A Scranton special says; "a prize
fight between Donovan and Conway
took place twelve miles north Of this city
yesterday morning. Fifteen rounds were
fought In twenty minutes. A foul was
claimed by Conway which was not al.
lowed, and he ran out Of the ring. Both
men claimed the money. II Is thought
that Donovan would have won the
fight, had Conway remained In the ring y
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Fusion of Legitlml.ts and orleanI,t,.
Rochefort Condemned.

LONDON, May 81.
The Times special from Versailles says
Ernest Picard has resigned tho Ministry
Of the Interior, and Ia succeeded therein
by Victor Lelranc. The Monde an
nounces that the Prince De Joinville
and Duke D'Aumale have proclaimed
their adherence to the manifesto Of the
Count De Chambordes, and that the
fusion of the legltimists and Orleanists Is
complete.
A Daily News special says that Roche
fort has been condemned. General Leno
goes to 81. Petersburg as Ambassador
from France. lie Ia succeeded as Minis.
Ter Of War by Gen. Cissey. Picard has
been appointed Governor OF the Bank Of
France. Francis Hugo writes letter TO
the Independence Beige, giving details Of
tho attack upon his fathers house in
Brussels, and asserting that the mob
cried "Death to Hugo" The Beige dis.
approves Of tho expulsion Of Hugo from
Belgium.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Dedication of S0lGiers' Monument-.
speech of Gen. Fitzpatrick.
SpRTNGPTRTn MAsa 4

SPRINGFTELD, MASS, May 81.
The Soldiers Monument at WestRGld,
designed by L. II. Moseby, Of Chicopee,
and castings in bronze by the Atlas
Works in that town, was dedicated to.
day, E.B. Gllliet, Of Wcstfeld, presided,
and made anointeresting address. Gen.
Fitzpatrick delivered an oratory, in which
he strongly denounced JEFF. Davis for his
speeches in Georgia. These remarks of
the General being vociferously applauded,
he said the papers of yesterday were full
Of shouts of appreciation from the dislOyal
people Of Augusta, "Iam willing for one
TO forget the past when there are no
rebels to remind me Of 1t, and not before.
The time may come when the ungratGlul
people may forget all the bloody deeds Of
the war; when traitor will be pardoned;
when Libby and Belle Isle, and
Andersonville will be mentioned, without
q single passing thought; when no dis
tinction will be made between tho traitor
and the patriot who fought TO preserve
his country; when towering monuments
will rear alOil from the Capital Square at
Washington, erected by Southern pride
to perpeluate the memory of her false
sons when Breckenridge of Kentucky,
the bitterest rebel, will be allowed
to return to the United States Cap.
itol, from whence he was driven
by the terrible denunclations of Baker
when Davis, the arch traitor, who long
since should have passed from the scat
fold to an unhallowed grave, Applause,
He may possibly polute our ears with his
foul presence IN the halls Of Congress,
there to make laws for you andme, while
immortal Lincoln sleeps in his tomb.
Comrades Of Massachusetts, this may come
with time, but by the Eternal God not Il
we can prevent IT, lCheering
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CINCINNATI.
Man Kllled..IIeavY Rain--The City
Id. Flooded.


CINCINNATI, May 81.
A man named Bonstrap, Of this city,
was killed here by a backing train this
morning, on the indianapolis, Cincinnati
&tLafsyette Railroad.
The rain ceased about two O'clock this
morning, The tall between that and four
o'clock The preceding afternoon was four
and a-half inches Deep The danger to
the city and private property is greater
than estimated last night, the sewers In
some places having received serious In
jury.
The fall Of rain here for the year end.
ing today has been e9t inches, over nine
inches less than the yearly average, The
fall for six months, beginning with July
last, was less than one-iourth the usual
yearly quantity.
The tfcstle work over Tanners Creek,
on the indianapolis, Cincinnati and La.
[avette Rail Road, yielded before the
high water Just aftera freight train had
passed east this evening. 1t will be re.
paired Immediately,
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ONO pemoOtniIo convention.

UULUMBUSi May on
The number oidelcgates in the city to
attend the Democratic Convention 10.
morrow Is very large. The principal
talk Is about the platform. II seems
probable that new departure will be
taken, but a less extensive one than VAL
landigham's Dayton resolution. The
only candidates talked Of for Governor
tonight are Cen Tom Ewing and Col
MCCoOk, with the chances in favor Of
Ewing. There are three candidates for
Lieutenant Governor: Hunt, Of Hamil.
ton; Hank, Of ofMOhtgomeryi and Hill, Of
Dhfinncn-
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Death of an Illinois Politician.

nfHlNuFlhhni lbL', May OIL
Hon Samuel Il. Casey, an old and
widely known citizen and Democratic
politician Of this State, died at bis resi-.
deuce in Mount Vernon, Illinois, at FIVE
o'clock this evening. At the time Of his
death he was q member Of the State
Senate, and had been sick for about two
weeks Of hemorrhage Of the boweles, He
was son Of the late Ex-Governor Leadoe
Casey.
CENrRALIA, lii, May 81.
Hon. Samuel r, Casey died at his home
IN Mount Vernon, Illinois, atfive o'clock
this evening.
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storm in the North Friday Night.

HLMINIAi NIHy OF 7
The great storm last night did COnsid.
cradle damage TO the Chemung canal and
feeder. The creek which empties out into
the feeder near Corning came down with
such force as to deposit three thousand
yards Of graval into The canal, completely
stopping the flow Of water. 1t will require
six days to remove the distractions.
Near the village Of Havana, at lock No.
3, the break occurred, by an overflow Of
water in the canal. About four rods Of
ow.pAth was carried away to the depth
of ten feet. Navigation will be suspend
ed at least 0 week.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILLS.
Removal Of Gov. BiSsellS Remains.
SPRINGFIELD, May 81.

SPRINGFIELD, May 81.
The ceremonies on removing the re.
mains Of the late Gov. Bissell from
tho Hutchinson Cemetery, In this city, to
Oak Ridge, to-day were imposing and In.
teresting. Both Houses Of the General
Assembly, with all the State officers, the
city government, fire department, Spring.
field Zouaves, together with q large con.
course Of citizens, took part In the exer.
cises. Gov Palmer delivered an Grafton
at the grave.
The General Assembly Is still in session
and but little business has been transact
ed 30 far. ........
The weather to-day has been fearfully
hot, the thermometer indicating O5 in the
shade, 1,
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Pittsburgh Masons Going to Europe.
.. .... PtTTspuRGU, NAV 81,

Filty.six Knights Of the Allegheny
Oommandery LEFT this evening for tour
through Europe. They were accompan-
led by the Great Western band and q large
number Of Sir Knights who go as far rs
New York. The excursionists sail In the
oceauica on Saturday, and expect to be
absent four months
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River and weather.

PITTSBURGH, May 81.
Weather clear. Monongahela 80 0inches
and stationary at Rowley's channel, Ar
rived md departed Argosy and skillingcr.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 81.
River falling, with three feet scant on
Harpeth Shoals Weather warm and
cloudy.
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MEXICO.
Mexico Cry, May 90.
Vs1 IIAvAuE Nav m

Affairs look threatening In Jallsto, San
Luis Potosi and Puebln, Gen. Canto,
whose case has long been before the pub.
lie, has been sentenced TO death. n
One million dollars In silver has ar.
rived from Guadalajura, and will be
shipped to Europe and the United States.
Tamplco is not yet taken. Consul
Redham says that the rebellion there has
no political sympathizers, the object oi
the rebels being merely to rob the com.
merCe Of the country.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Fatal Accident in Yosemite.
SAN FRANc1sco, May 81.

SAN FRANCGsco, May 81.
The first accident ever occurring in
Yosemite happened Monday. Gomoco
Camp, ofSan Francisco, fell from ladder
on tho face Of the cliff at Vernal Falls,
fracturing his skull and died in a few
hours.
The work on the California and Pacific
extension from GAINESVILLE towards Salt
Lake, will commence the last Of June.
In the meantime the surveys will be
pushed forward with all possible speed.
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CHICAGO.
A Love Tragedy..The Green.eyed
Monster.

Monster,
CHICAGO, May 81.
In this city Yesterday afternoon Martin
Benda, aged 81, shot Catharino McKol.
ow, aged 90, inhicting a mortal wound,
and then shot himself, dying immediate.
". Both were BOhemians, and there was
an engagement ofmarrlage between them.
On the occasion Of the Germsn process.
sion, Monday, Catharine went riding with
another young man. This so excited
Martins jealousy rs TO lead to the murder
and suicide.
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seemed perfectly crazy. A horrible
etiluvia from the dead bodies fills certain
quarters. There are abundant signS Of q
speedy coup Tstat In the Assembly to de.
pose Thiers and summon Count De Cham
bOrd 10 the throne Of France. a
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The corner stone Of the Cumberland
Valley Normal School was laid at Ship.
pensburg, Pa, yesterday, with appropri'
ate ceremonies.
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More HOrrid hatchery of the COm-
muuiSt Prisoners.
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FIRR 8 MARINE INSURANCE co.
IL OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED 1881.

Takes risks At the lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, and on
Goods In Transit
uIRBOToRs:
A. Wilson, VIM. 8, 0Oshorn.
Thomas 0'Bhen, John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. ROgeFs,
3, ]. Stone, VIM. A, Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell,
Once up BtAirs In the "InSuranco Building"
next door 70 tho MeFohAnts National Dank,
A. WILSON, PrOS'L
JOHN REID, ST., VlcO PTes'L
TO. MOAFRR, sOc'y. iSnSO
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE CoMP'Y
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $16o,ooo.


DmECTORa
Samuel Mcclellan, George MGndel,
Geo, d. Caldwell, ThOs. r, HhAllcrOss,
q, W. FranEhsim, J N Vance,
j. H. uObbB, Michael Reilly,
Louis O. Bufel,
This company now having bVen organized AVO
years, and In that time done suCcetSial business
g etill prepared 10 take rtskB At ialr rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, hAnuhctur.
ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Oargoes on the Western Rivers and LRkes. This
company offers superior Inducements 70 Farm.
efa, whereby they can be insured on Dwellings,,
Furniture, Barna, and contents for or 8 years al
reduced rates. This being a State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company In the State; and
composed Of some nlnety.fOuF stockholders, most
OF whom arc among our best business mon, 70.
c0mmends Itself 70 the favorable consideration
OF the inslrlng public, and soieits their patron
age. Applications for Insurance will be prompt.
~ attended 10 at their Office, No. % Monroe IT.,
or o. their several Agpnces throughout the State.
N HAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President.
g.E.. GEO. MRNDRL, Vice President.
G. N. Q0RN, 9ec'y.
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. fobi9
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THE IN oN sCRIP DIyIpENDs.

Several cases similar to that Of the
claim of the government for tax on scrip
dividend Of the New York Central Rail.
road are still pending in the Internal
Revenue Bureau, and the decision yester.
day will be considered as precedent in
The settlement of them all
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A special dispatch from Washington
says the Secretary of the Treasury has
finally notified Jay Cooke Il Co. that the
proposition made on behalf of the com.
binatlon banks and bankers and them
selves to take the balance of the 5000,
0OO, 900 loan, Is declined for the reason
that the Secretary doubts his power to
accept the same on the conditions pro
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THE DEBT STATEMENT.

The public debt statement viii show
decrease during the present month Of
about three millions. The pensions are
now paid quarterly instead OF semi.annu-
ally as formerly. Payments on this ac-
count during May have been six millions,
LIZ nnnrrln .nnnrnn.uIn.r nj. L t.r.rI.L,
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Thacl1eray'. Intolerance OF Bore..
BIZ JAMES T. FIELDS.

During his second visit to Boston was
meeting of scientific club, which was
to be held at the house of distinguished
member. was very reluctant to ask
him to be present for knew he could be
easily bored, and ] was fearful that pro-
sy essay or geological speech might ensue,
and Il knew he would be exasperatep with
me, even though was the innocent cause
of his affection. My worst fears were
realized. We had hardly got seated, be-
fore dull, bilious-looking old gentleman
arose, and applied his augur with such
pertinacity that we were bored nearly to
distraction. / dared not look q Thack-
cray, but felt that his eye was upon me.
Nephew, conceive my distress when he
got up quite deliberately from the promi-
nent place where chair had been set
for him, and made his exit very noise
lessly into small anteroom leading into
the larger room, and in which no one was
sitting.
The small apartment was dimly light
ed, but he knew that I knew he was there.
Then commenced series of pantomimic
feats impossible to describe adequately.
He threw an imaginary person (myself, of
counsel upon the floor. and proceeded
to stab him several times with paper
folder, which he caught up for the pur-
poses. After disposing of his victim in
this way, he was not satisfied, for the dull
lecture went on in the other room, and he
fred an imaginary revolver several times
at an imaginary head. Still the droning
speaker proceeded with his frozen subject,
Git was something about the Arctic re-
gions, if remember rightly,) and now
began the greatest pantomimic scene of
all, namely, murder by poison, after the
manner in which the player king is dis
posed of In Hamlet Thackeray had
found small vial on the mantel shelf,
and out of that he proceeded to pour the
imaginary '.juice-of cursed hebenon" into
the imaginary porches of somebody's ears.
The whole thing was inimitably done and
/ hoped no body saw it but myself; but
years afterwards, ponderous fat-witted
young man put the question squarely to
met "Whaf was the matter with Thack-
cray that night the club met at Mr.. IS
house f"-Fron the Atlantic Monthly for
January.
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LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS CT GEN. r. e.
LEn. RY JAS. ID. McCABE, JR., author Life
StonewaA Jackson, Gen. Sydney John
ston," etc. Mr.. D. J. Cox, sole agent for this
valuable work for Kinds county, Is now In
this city soliciting subscriptions from our
citizens. Price, bound in English cloth. "a !;
price, bound In calf marble edged, 80; thus
putting It within the reach Of almost every
body--and everybody should read it and
feel an interest IN anything appertaining TO
90 great and good man rs Gen. r. E. Lee,
whose name stands side by sidein the hearts
OF our people with that of the illustrions
s.Father or his Country should Mr.. Cox
fail 70 see all Of our people, he can be adj
dressed through the jackson Post Office, and
all orders viii be promptly attended TO.
he 70 also agent for large Family Bible,
containing over 20C Illustrations, which no
head Of q family should fail to purchase.
IL 10 finely gotten up. very attractive, and
cannot fhIlto please the most fastidious.
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Two Cinnamon on the gaIlows in Cali
fornia, recently, asked that they might
have the names of the Witnesses who had
appeared against them in court written on
q piece of paper so that they could take
them with them on their long journey,
which was soon to begin. The names,
after being written on small pieces Of
paper by the Chinese witnesses, were
handed them, and after being carefully
folded were put away in their jackets te
be used on the great day of final accounts
against their accusers, to convict them Of
perjury and false swearing.