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4 RELIGIOUS PAPERS PREsIDENT.-The
Frceman's Journal (Catholic) gives utter
ance to rather novel idea in regard to the
Democratic nomination for the Presidency
in 1872. After declaring that the new de-
parture was INTENDED not to heal the
breaches, but TO reopen them," and after
oyerthrowing and reluting the claims Of
Chief Justice Chase for the nomination, the
Journal says:
'The wise course for the Democratic
party in 1872 will be TO drop every man in
volved in political life, and to tind-where
the higher order of executive ability in our
day and country is to be found-iu some Of
the vast works CT civil industry some man
who, during trying crises, such as that of
1857, and again during the civil war, has
known how to hold, and govern, and attach
to him, tens of thousands of men, aud to
manage economically many millions Of cap
ital entrusted to his care. We think there
must be some such man. He will be the
most likely to restore order to our pros
trated industries"
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BIsMARcK's LITTLE JoKE.-The following
mot is making the rounds of the European
papers: When at the peace prelminaries,
the sum of milliardS-Which now seems to
sit so lightly OH France-was mentioned,
Jules Favre, not exactly bursting into tears,
as before, yet appeared utterly speechless
with horror When he had recovered from
his paroxysm, all he could say was that
"even if one were to count from the time OF
Christ till now, one could not manage to
count such an enormous sum-" Upon
which, Bismarck replied with q smile,
"Don't let that distress you. have
thought of that, and therefore brought this
entleman"-pointlng to Bleichroder. the
Jewish banker-With me. He counts from
the creation of the world" Commercial
Advertiser.
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Mr.. GLADSTONE ON THE LoRDs-A cor.
respondent of the New York World writes
out San interview" with the British pre-.
mer. in which that gentleman is made to
say that his party has suffered by the formal
censure of the House of Lords. Mr.. Glad.
stone is credited with the following Ian.
guagc:
I" 1t is not light thing to rest under the
censure Of one branch OF the Legislature
IL censure pronounced with delibcratiou
and gravity, and by great majority. This
is IL grave thing. But there is power
higher than that of the House Of Lords OIL
OF the House Of Commons. 1t is the pub.
lie opinion of the country; the voice o.
the people {; and to this we appeal for oul
justification, with the plain statement that
what we did was with the aim of putting
down gross violation OF the law"
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AFFAIRS m EUROPE.
From IrclnInd,

THE AMNESTY RIOT IN DUBLrN-HoRE pans.
ING BETWEEN THE poPULAcE AND THE po,
LfOE--TnE EXCITEMENT INCREASING.
+ DUBLIN, Sept. 4.-There was fierce fight.
ing oil of last night. The police were driven
TO their barracks, where they were rein
forced and charged the crowd desperately !:
but they were driven into their barracks
again. The rally was repeated several
times, but with the same result.
a bar Of iron thrown from public house
at the police led to the stOrming of the
house and the capturing of the inmates.
AN attempt was made to rescue them by
the mob. In the battle which followed the
house was completely wrecked by the mob
In its frantic rage.
Half of the policemen engaged In ARRAYS
were injured. The prisoners who had
been arrested sang national songs ali night.
There Is great excitement, and it is increas.
ing.
LONDON, Sept. GA special from Dublin
says that the renewal Of the riots is appre-
hended. The police have been ordered to
use their revolvers without mercy. The
soldiers arc still under arms for emergen-
cies.
From France.
PARIS PATRoLLED BY THE MILITARY, &C.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-There are 10000 troops
in the CITY, and a constant patrol is kept
up. The Government was informed of an
intended demonstration of the Internation-
als on the 4th, and the orders for it's sup
preston are absolute and severe.
Lyons, Versailles, and Bordeaux are
filed with troops.
From Rome.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE ITALIAN OCCUPATIONS
OF ROME.
ROME, Sept. 5.-The anniversary Of the
occupation of Rome by the italian troops
under Gen. Cardona, on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, 1870, will be celebrated this year
by the passage of the National Guards
through the streets, theatrical entertain
ments, sc.
Foreign Miscellany.
A large number of workmen in Brussels
have struck for reduction in working
hours. ;,
The Prussian Gross Gazette says that il
was decided at Gastein to leave the Roman
question entirely to Italy.
There was q tumultuous discussion in the
French Assembly yesterday over motion
for the return Of the Assembly and seat
Government to Paris.
DIR. Karl Marx, a leading spirit in the In
ternational Society. is dead.
Confederate cotton bondholders in Eu
rope are about publishing report and cor
rcspondence.
Strikes have occurred among the work
men at Sheffield and Bradford, England.
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REPORTED RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS FOR
WAR.-[From the London Arny and Macy
Gazette of August 19.l-The Russian torlit.
cations at the railway stations of RadziWil-.
low and Wolocysk are rapidly proceeded
with. The former is the last station toward
the frontier of the Brest-Berdy Radzi-
wlllower railway. Both stations are OF The
utmost strategetical importance, and have
an uninterrupted communication with the
Galcian nest of railways. In the neig hbor-
hood of Radziwillow Imperial engineers
have been engaged for weeks in surveying
and dwelling, and after their plans eta
del with detached forts will be erected in
the neghbornood of the station for it's fur
ther protection. The Notifications are to
completed within three years. A similar
course has been adopted at Wolocysk.
Other Notifications are nearly already COM
pleted, notably in the extension Of the works
at Lithuanian, Brest, and Kew, and their
strengthening by detached forts.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
A Disclaimer from the National Democrat
Executive Committee.

A Disclaimer from the National UcMocratic
Executive Committee.
WAsH1NaToN, Sept. 5.-The National
Democratic Effective Resident Committee
held meeting here to-day, at which the
following statement was authorized:
"This committee have had their atten-
ton called to an anonymous phamphlet
entitled, Concession, or How the Lost
Cause may be Regained, and the Indepen-
dence of the South Secured now being
circulated over the States, rs though
emanatins from Democratic source. The
committee feel authorized to denounce the
same as a fraud, and the sentiments therein
expressed as antagonistic to the principles
and purposes of the Democratic party.
Further, this committee are of the unanl-
nous opinion that this same document
originated from Il Radical source with the
intention to deceive the people and preju-
dice them against the only party which can
reform the administration Of the Govern
mcnt, and bring about q return TO honesty
and constitutional law.
[Signed] SAM'L j. RANDALL, Chm"
or the committee, Messrs. Randall, Slo.
cum, Swami, Eldridge, and Jctfrcys. were
personally present, and Messrs. Niblick,
Young, Merrick, and Smith were repre-.
Sented.
6culerS liccnSeSs
WAsuINCToN, Sept. 5.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue writes that since the
1st of May pedlers are not required to be
licensed or to pay the special tax as such,
and therefore they have no right as pedlers
to sell tobacco. Manufacturers are only
authorized to sell tobacco in full packages,
put up as prescribed in section 81, and
stamped rs required by section 81. Pedlers
employed by manufacturers to sell their
goods have no right in this respect which
their principals, the manufacturers, have
not, and therefore such pedlers can only
sell in original and unbroken packages, and
dealers become liable if they retail manu-
featured tobacco otherwise than from erigi
nal and stamped packages.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The barometer
will probably fall still further on Wednes.
day, and especially in the Gulf States and
over the lakes. Increasing easterly winds
along the Atlantic coast, and threatening
weather with brisk southeasterly winds
from the lower lakes westward. No serious
disturbance is apprehended unless possibly
on Lake Superior, from which region no re.
ports have been received to-day.
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Domestic lIarkets-IBY TELEGRAPu.1

1852 lles; uplands, zoe. Orleans, 2(Ac Flour
steady; common to lair extra, IS. sjDBS.s 80; good
to choice, T6.65G0 20. WhisSey, 93c. Wheat-wiu-
s1lasc. Pork, GA. 5CMfl3.62s, Lard quieL kettle,
ejt. Nayals qaitt Tallow steady. Frelgh.s ac-
tive and flrIner.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Va. e's, old, Sc bid; oou-
pouS, old, 60 bid.
Flour dull. bu. holders unwilling to maize con-
cessions. Wheat closed active: hO and Indiana,
81. 36@f $3.50 Pcnns; lysnii $L35@Sl.4?. Corn
White, 7507Sc.; yellow, 70c.; mixeu western, &c.
Oats quie., 47Gl50c. Pork steady, 5l4. Bacon firm:
shoulders, les rib sides, &c.; clear rib &c.; sugar
cured hams, l5c.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. g. Tobscco-Saln,, ga
hhds.; lugs, S8.75@T75; low to good leaf, as0 Sl5
Basgiag quiet and steady; heavy brands held al
lSMcOc.
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The New York City Accounts.

New YORK, Sept. at last evenings
meeting at Cooper Institute speeches were
made 10y Hovemyer, Oswald, Ottendorf,
Judge Pierrepont, Judge Elliott. Congress-
man Roosevelt, and others. Resolutions
were introduced and read by Joseph 81.
Choate, and an executive committee OF
seventy, composed of prominent citizens,
irrespective Of party, was appointed to de-
order to recover whatever sums had been
fradulently distracted, and to urge legisla-
ton at Albany.
No European or coast steamers are over
due at this port.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW York Sept. s.--Money abundant at 7ao
per cent Sterling, siGaa for prime bankers; %
for sight. Gold, .las@llaa. Governments steady.
States more active. Tennessee's, "a; new, "a.
virglnia's. 81 new, 20. LouisIana,s, s5 new, 90.
sLevee's, II; s's, 81. Alabams'a, 100: SIS, o..
Georgia's, 80; 7's, ri. North Cardinals, Is; new,
Is. South Cardinals, IS: new, 3d.
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The Alabama Industrial Exposition

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept. 5.-The great
industrial exposition Of the Alabama Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association will
open on the 31St of October, and close No
vember 4th, instead of at the time hereto
fore announced. Prizes amounting to
$40, goo are offered for improvements in
all departments of agriculture, mechanics
arts, manufactures, Sc. Competition is
open to Alabama and the world. A cordial
invitation is extended to all classes to par
ticipate. Grand preparations are being
made, and ample accommodations for all
exhibitors and visitors will be provided.
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ErOys Salt Lake City.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. GA Mormon
elder has been arrested for conceallnS and
refusing to deliver up a convict sentenced
to fifteen years Imprisonment. s,
Mining transactions yesterday amounted
to three quarter million. Reports of rich
discoveries are being received from all
points.
The Episcopal church here was conse-
Grated to-day
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~THANGE FREAK OF NATURE. - Co0tc't
>.orf, hoch,tnghGDl county. Ia. Sept. L.
\ strange freak Of nature has taken place
IN the track OF the severe hail>torm that
occurred in this region some three weeks
ago. We are not aware of anything OF the
Kind occurring heretofore. IT is this: That
al the orchards in the track Of the hail
storm have come out in full bloom. Some
orchards are in rs tuIl bloom a. they ever
were in the spring. Not only the apples
are in bloom, but the locust trees in many
places are also in bloom. \ gentleman
came 70 nv house last week and told me
OF his road here he saw an apple tree with
several bushels OF ripe apples on and thou
sands Of bloom OH the same tree. \ very
pretty but strange sight. T..
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so,rcstx os Iaborers In England.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-Ihe English jour.
mails received to-day complain of the great
scarcity of harvest laborers. arising from
the extensive emigration of miners and az.
riculturll laborers to the western States of
America. Skilled miners are also becoming
scarce, and will, 1t is said, continue to leave
the country unless higher wages are given.
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Kentucky FasA Races, &c.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 5.--The fall meet,
ing commences on Monday. Several noteu
horses are already here. The sport prom
ises to be unusually interesting.
The highest official majority in the State
is for Henderson, superintendent OF public
instrIIctiOn-412 80,
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Movements of the Presidential Family.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-The President and
family will visit New York on Thursday.
They will return in the evening, and Will
start on Tuesday next for Washington, Pa,
where they will remain for two weeks.
They will then take u western trip, and
arrive in Washington, D. g., about the
14th of October
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FIGHT BETWEEN A CAT AND A SNAKE
From the Murtresboro' (renn.) Nontt0r.]
\ few days ago Il gentleman who Is en-
gagged in farming near this city was walking
through bis field, near where his hands
We're ploughng, when he discovered cat
at some distance coming toward him. Pre-
Scn>ly the cat turned aside, and squatting
very low, appeared to creep stealthliy along
as though in search OF game. he quick
encd his steps TO see if he could dis
cover what was up. lie soon discovered
snake about a foot and Il half or two feel
long. and as the cat approached the snake
cooled and put himself in striking posi-
lion. The cat instantly walked direct up
TO the snake and held out one foot near his
snakeship's head, as If Gariug him to strike.
Master snake being full Of spunk, was not
the chap TO take dare, consequently he
responded with his full strength; but when
his head should have been Ill direct contact
with the cats paw, the paw, like the Irish.
mans flea, want thar and before tue head
could he withdrawn, 1t received heavy
bio" from the cats foot, and he t'a% was
iG,Jn presented with similar results. About
lpnr rounds Of that sort occurred. when the
sE"ke seemed 10 remember, = ~ VINO tights
ana runs away may hive To tight another
day. and with this understanding he un-
coicd aud started 10 quit he i!eld, But be
didn't get of that field alive.
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REVOLUTIONARY RELIcs.--A portrait 10.
belled s'General Charles Lee" which
hangs in Independence Hall, Philadelphia,
una from which an engraving has been
copied TO illustrate published LIE OF the
General, now turns out TO be inc portrait
of General Arthur OCOnnor, OF the Irish
repcjl!or, of 179S, painted in Paris by REM
brandt Peale, la 1873. An autograph OF
General Washington, carefully preserved
in the same hail, is found to be forgery.
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A PRIEST MoBBED.-Rev. Father Maher
Of Bcllair, Ohio, was run out Of town o:
the 31st ultimo by the members of hi!
church. He is charged with divers mis-
feasanccs. Father Maher went to Wheel
ing. The charges against him will be in
vcstigated by Bishop Rose:ranz. There il
great excitement among the Catholics.
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VIoToE EMaANuEL is represented to be q
very poor shot. and when he attempts du.
ring the chase to kill wild boars, he fire.
auently misses the animal or merely wounds
him, and his life has repeatedly been en-
dangered by the reeklessness with which be
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G.. L. LEBARON.
"OFF THE COAST OF BRAZrL,1

UuIuNI ~ TOT Il
This is to certify that we three are the
only survivors of the English ship Lillian,
lost Oh the night Of the 18th Of this month.
We have now been drifting in an open boat
for six days, suffering hunger, thirst, and
hardships which none but those that have
experienced can illustrate. We have been
looking out for sail since the ship went
down. What became of the captain and
rest of the men God can only tell.
Signed John Thomas, second mate !;
Michael Dooley and John Dugan, seamen."
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Aecidsnt 70 NJ, ocean steamer.

NEW York, Sept. --The steamship Rhine,
which sailed hence OH the I'd for Bremen,
when 2a7 IuiIes from Sandy Hook, on Sun
day. broke her shaft, and was toWed back
to this city by the steamer Colorado, which
arrived to-day,
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MELANCHOLY DEATH.-A correspondent
writes Us that Just before Rev. Mr.. Leach
began his discourse on last Sunday morn.
Ing at Berkeley Springs camp ground, two
Young men retired from the audience for a
few minutes. Their names were Charles
Luttman and Oliver Lane. When about
on" hundred yards in the rear of the preach.
cr,S stand they wrestled playtully for min.
ute or two, when Lane fell, striking his
head on q sharp stone, producing frac-
tur", from which he died almost immedi-
ately. Both young men were from Sleepy
Creek, on the Baltimore and Chic railroad.
The occurrence produced quite sensation
on the ground
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POET CT EICH&GSn, SEPTEMBER s, ls71
.RE-Ygi,
Steamer john Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chaudtsc and passengers L. =. TatIm & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Vyanoke, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandlse and passengers, John W. Wyatt
Steamer George +. Upton, Roberts. New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company
Scnoouar Flyi1g Scld, Owens, Philadelphia,
merchandise, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, and schoo'
uer Exchange, jackson, down river, light.
[BY TELEGRAPH
CITY POINT, sept. 5.-Arrivtd, schooners Ma
bel ilall ard Frances latch, with lime and school,
ner Belle Conway, for Richmond.
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LAKE. SUPERIOR MINING.--The Detroit
FREE Press says: "Capt. Eber Ward has
lust returned from an extended trip tt
Lake Superior, and reports matters there
III 4 good. healthy state. The copper-min,
ing districts are having 4 little better pros
poet, and some Of the mines which have
ben So long paying nothing promise to do
better. The iron mines are all worked
largely, and are doing well. The most in
tcresting topic in all the upper country is
the silver mines on the north shore. Par
ties from al! portions of the country are
prospecting. and Capt. Ward predicts. a
great rush there next year. The Canadian
Government is having surveys made of Tue
country, aud everything is full of activity
Oh that side Of The lake.
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The receipts at the Patent Office for the
lat month from applications were $50,
being about $4,000 in excess Of those for
any corresponding month in previous years.
The following Is a statement of the business
Of the office during August, 1871, as COM
pared with the business of August, 1870:
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From The sea-NeWs of the Lost Brit
SSh Shin E.IlHtan,

MOBILE, Sept. 5.-The following, just
received from Pensacola, Fla, is from the
copy of memorandum made in pencil by
a part of the crew Of the British ship Lii.
liam, lost on the 10th of January, 1871, of
the coast of Brazil, and picked up in the
Gulf of Mexico. 1t may be hoax; but il
not, it is of so much importance that | send
it for publication.
[Signed] c. L. LEDARoN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 8, 1871
sun rtheS..-~..,,,4.- 40 Nooa rises. 10
5un ss:5. e.20 algh tide. ...,..... 95
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Umpire MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY,
No. $50, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

IDS company Is purely mutual. All policies Ia.
contestable for usual causes. No restrictions
upon. uayel or residence. Policies absolutely
testable after two annual premiums,
5000, reliable, and efficient Agents are wanted
tor every secton OF toe state. profitable post.
factory references and are willing TO work. ADJ
ply st. the branch Office of the COMPANY. No. ia
Main street, Richmond, Va. Nv
G: "A. LowBER, Manager.
Medical Examiner, DR.. A. s. McRAE.
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white Sulphur sprin.s.

Correspondence OF the Richmond III .patch.l
GEEySBElEE COUNTY, w. NA..}
Sept. 1st, 1871. !
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

thl threatened With impeachment, with part OF the
Democratic press n Georgia calling for the impeach
ient Of Gov Bullock, interesting read an earnest
domand in Tie Gapesfoa Betin fer the imneaebu,en,
oi toy. u: j. DtylsO YeNHs. The charge against Gov
DsNs ~ that he has amcd 20 aptOiuI ID
ucys in yBtieus JudoiaI Districts bep the
oftno SWle proyies that Distilot-Attorneys slsl ha
elected. Thor Sccus 10 he barrier 10 successful
mpt@, hmGtt IA TIA case. however, which Is peculiar,
uh+'tr law PASSED. by n egisatars TrY 4 asked 10
s ,Iy r 1oy1Ihor on tiial ior opey1g the lay Ts4sw.
Is we known that he SfncHd Tie Irrs, , = =, % ~ -
the 2et placing the appointing power in his hands aud
u this alone lie j. subject TO impeachment" For 4
law would sike the dislnteresed SbsePySr M nj niece gT ~
very cool impudence. The jourfol which has been
quoted sees nothing humorous In the Suggestion hut
says. wifsSthe utmost gravity the present Legisa
.ture fos t6lmpe2ch E J. Davis and fails 20 present
luIeaclNncEt 10 the senate for trial before they ad
jofH the present term, they vill deserve - fLeJ VIII
receivN the seL'.lre and condemnation Of the law
WheIr st found that Gov. Hoffman had ig-
nored It's asoe in regard to the Erie Directors Act"
he brooklyn Eagle realizing its lonely position among
the Democratic papers of the State, remained silent
Now that Republican has c1ered bill repeating that
law however, Tie Eagle takes advantage n the opporu
nifty TO express its opinions she subject, without G
hoped that Rcpuhican legislators win take ehnt sug
geated by this opposition Journal. he Edge says: Mt
party friends the earliest possible opportunity relieve
themselves from their part Of the odum station o.
for The purpose OF public punder 1T romans
10 he seen II Mr. Goodrich secule The
solid vote Of his own party FOR his measure.
Ii the Republicans in position 10 relieve their party
from al responsibility for tie Eie swindle they vii
strengthen themselves immensely before the peope Y
doing so unless the Democrats az cooperate with
them 90 repeal measure which has brought disgrace
upon the whole country. Gov. Holman stlled MS
the original the ground that n s not o.
iectOnable and that he did not feel cal upon TO
10 n view of the large vote in its aVOr. In t fce
Of the which has been made Of lt1e virtual uspa-
tiOn Of forty millions Of private propery-i bir Good-
passes
nothing to fear from the Governor Fisk the chef or me
Erie obbers j., after al. foolish charatan, ana the
sooner the Democratic politicians of NewIOTk cry Cut
an connection with him tue better for thonsevee their
party and the public"