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ARKANSAS.
Clayton Still Master Of the SituatiOn-The
Troubles IN chlcot.

LITTLE Rock, July Ex-Governor
Clayton will be in Helena, on Monday,
from Washington. He has the State
in a sling so far as the Federal patron
age is concerned, and will forward
from Helena the commissions of the
successors to those whom he deems
unfriendly. The time has now ar
rived for the removals spoken of in a
previous dispatch. Fear of arrest on
indictments now pending against him
here, for election frauds, prevents
Clayton from coming to the capital.
The ChicOt troubles have been ar
ranged by the administration direct
ing Mason 10 yacate the position in
favor OF Ragland.
Press Dispatch
LITTLE Rock, July 2S.- General
Catterson and Colonel Whipple, the
former late Marshal, and the latter
United States District Attorney for
the Eastern District of Arkansas, have
lust returned from Washington, where
they have been to give the President
all the facts connected with the indict-
ment of Senator Clayton and his friends
for violation of the Enforcement Act,
and to ask to be reinstated. 1t is Un-
derstood that the President refused to
do anything; that, ON the other hand
he gave out that he would place the
Federal patronage of this State in the
hands of Clayton. Catterson and
Whipple were removed because of
ClaytOn's indictment, although proof
of fraud was positive against him and
his confederates. At a meeting of the
colOred people, speeches were made
by prominent parties in opposition to
the Clayton faction. They are organ
izing for the municipal election this
fall.
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Trouble Anonu Char Makers.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The agent of
the Havana association of cigar man
ufaeturers representing sixty millions
dollars capital, is now in this city
procuring evidence against domestic
manufacturers who offer and sell their
own goods as imported brands. Some
of the guilty parties have been dis
covered and an injunction will be
sought from the United States courts,
compelling them to cease the fraudu-
lent business, unless they do so vol
UNFAIRLY. The penalty for emitting to
stamp each box of cigars with the
name of the manufacturer Is fifty dol
lars in each case. 1t is said that halt
the cigars sold as genuine Havanas
are manufactured in this city, and
that the parties suspected will resist
the interference with their business.
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EIIlhustars on the Mnve

New YORK, July 2S.-A special
Montreal dispatch says that organ
izing in Canada is much more extern
siVe than was at first believed. Do
miniOn secret service officials have
discovered that force of eighty men
has been. enrolled in Quebec; that
there is money in abundance among
the movers of the expedition in Que
bee, and that they have discovered
the name of the agent In Montreal,
which hitherto has been a mystery.
For sufficient reasons the name is
withheld. Men moving off by twOs
and threes are reported, and they will
rendezvous at Newport, Maine. A
letter has been seen, from the Junta,
urging haste and wanting men for
Warded within fifteen days.
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AWFUL.
Destruction of the Island of Gamiguin by
Earthquake and Volcanic Eruption.
Twenty-Six Thousand People Either Buried
Alive or Driven Out "LandIess."

NEW YORK, July ga special
quake in the Philippine Islands,on the
first Of May, affected in a terrible
manner the small island of Camiguin,
five miles from Misamis. For some
months previously, especially in the
month of March, there was success
sion Of violent shocks which opened
several crevices in the earth. Finally
on the first Of May, the level plain
near the village of Catarwin, began
gradually to subside, until the tops OF
the houses became level with the
surface of the earth. This remarka-
BILE phenomenon attracted a large
number of people, when suddenly
some terrible shocks were felt, and be-
fore the laundering reverberatiOns
had died away, the whole level plain
fell in, engulfng one hundred and
fifty persons. The plain became the
crater Of the volcano, fifteen hundred
feet wide, and from it smoke, ashes
and stones were thrown into the air.
A pause until darkness succeeded,
when there was another explosion,
and a rain Of fire followed, and the
woods became ignited and men and
cattle went flying before the flames.
The spectacle was frightful In the ex-
treme. The volcano continues to eject
stones and earth, and the inhabitants
have left the island, which formerly
population Of twenty-six
thousand. Camiguin furnished all
the MANILA hemp grown.
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RAILROAD.
Another Change Of Gauge.

LOUISVILLE, July 28.-The pro
posed change in the gauge of the Lou
isville and Cincinnati Short Line
road, which was to have been made
Sunday, 3Oih instant, has been post
poned until Sunday, August l3
Everything along the line is prepared
and ready for change, but the narrow
gauge rolling stock could not be got
from the East in time. The road will,
when the change is made, conform &c
the gauge Of its Northern connections
making through time from Louisville
to Eastern cities without change Of
cars for freight or passengers.
Changes will be made over the entire
line, one hundred and eight miles in
one day, employing four hundred and
fifty men. Only one rail will be
moved, except on bridges or trestle
work, where both will be moved.
The change to be made is from five to
four feet nine inches.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Wal Street,
Gold is dull and it looks as If lower prices
will be made. The clique are trying not
to let it drop below liz. 1t opened at l121S
and closed st'112. Loans are made at from
l(94 per cent. per annum, and 1-64 Of / per
cent. per day for use. Clearings, $32, 600,
600. The shipments tomorrow are esti-
mated at S4S5, 700. Governments are firm;
10-4Os are 80 scarce that not q bond can be
procured for delivery. They are up to
English prices. A rumOr Is af1oat that
large purchases have been made abroad
to meet the demand here. Stocks are
strong with an increase of business. New
York Central and Hudson stock and
scrip, Wabash, st. Paul, Reading, and
Ohio and Mississippi were the leading
stocks, with good buyers. The bears
market and opposed 1t strongly. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, i0L. United
States coupons of 1881, ,1161s; do 62s, SOS,
1l4H; do SIS, 1l34; do 65s, 1135s; do new
5-20s, ,1l29S; do 67s s. 20s, 1I25s do SIS, II25k;
do 10-40s 113A; do currency Is, Il3Z, Mis-
souri, State bonds, 965<; Old Tennessees,
7SH hew, Tx; Virginia, new, TN; do
old, IS; North Carolina, old, AZ; do new,
261<; Canton, "a; West. o. Telegraph Co.,
81; Quicksilver, 113l; Mariposs. 10S5s do
preferred, l05&; Adams Express Co.,
8lH; Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 45; /;
American M. U. Express Company, So;
United States Express Company, 535<: :
Pacific Mail, 45Z; New YORK Central,
96%; New York Central scrip, 927S; Erie,
27A; do preferred, So; Harlem, 11S;
do preferred, 1S0; Reading, 112;
Michigan Central, EOk: Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, 120; Northwestern,
69H; do preferred, COZ; Rock Island,
10711; New Jersey Central, 1861; st. Paul,
69Z; do preferred, 6o9<; Wabash, 597S do
preferred, 81 Fort Wayne, go; Terre
Hsute, "a; do preferred, S.; Chicago
and Alton, 122; do preferred, I24; Ohio
and Mississippi, ~; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, IS; Burlington and
Quincy, I52; Union Pacific, 281< Central
Pacific bonds, l20N; Union Pacific bonds,
S7H.
Dry hemarkas opened QUIETLY.
II we excspt woOlerl shaWls, which have
already met with resdy sale from iobbers
whenever the advance Is not too great,
and in no instance does the advance COM
pare at all with the rapid rise in the price
OF the raw material. Carpetings ara also
much sought after by leading jobbing
houses in anticipation of enhanced rates,
owing to the great scarcity of this class Of
Woolens and the rapid advance In the
price Of same. WOolen hannels, leading
makes, sold far into the autumn ct q ma
terial rise. Canton hannels have been
taken freely by jObbers at the opening
figures of the season, and are selling
at figures which deter agents in some
cases from showing their new goods, be-
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slnuuIar Freak of Lightning.

CINCINNATI, July 28.-During the
brief storm of last night, which was
more severe in the upper part Of the
city than was at first supposed, the
lightning descended the gas pipe of
the church of colored congregation,
on Broadway, and extinguished the
gas, which was lighted preparatory to
a wedding ceremony. 1t prostrated
the pastor, r. A. johnson, who was
speechless for twenty minutes, though
he did not appear 10 have sustained
permanent injury.
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The Louisville and ToIedo Railroad.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2S.-The di-
rectOrs of the Louisville and Toledo
Railroad Company held meeting in
this city this afternoon, at which i'm
pOrtant business was transacted to
secure the success of the enterprise.
The road will run from North Vernon
to Newcastle, sixty.three miles, con-
Meeting at the former place with the
.. and M. railroad, and at the latter
with the Fort Wayne and Mercie
railroad. The Fort Wayne and Sag
inaW Railroad Company will equip
the road if five thousand dollars per
mile can be raised on the line of the
road, of which amount one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars has already
been subscribed.
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Mr.. Dickens, ii seems, met Presl-
dent johnson when he visited Amer
ies the last time, and afterward wrote
of him: 81 was very much surprised
by the Presidents face and manner.
Ii is, in its way, one OF the most re-
markable faces have ever seen. Not
imaginative, but very powerful in its
afirmness (Or perhaps obstinacy),
strength Of will, and steadiness Of pur-
nose. There is a reticence in il, too,
curiously at variance with that first
unfortunate speech Of his. A man
not TO be turned or tritied with. A
man Il should say) who must be
Killed to be got out of the way. His
manners are perfectly composed. We
looked at one another pretty hard.
There was an air Of chronic anxiety
UDon him. But not crease or a ruffie
in his dress, and his papers were as
composed as himself"
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Louisiana RepubIIcan Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2S.-In the
election Of delegates to the Republican
State Convention which, meets here on
the 9th of August, throughout the
parishes, lively encounters occur be-
tween the Dunn and Yarmouth fac
tiOns. Indications are that a bitter
struggle will be had over the nomina-
tiOns at the meeting tonight, at the
Mechanics Institute, to indOrse Gov
ernOr WarmOuth's administration of
the State government. Disorders are
pxnpptad
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Tax.PaYers Un In Arms.

NEW YORK, July 28.-The Times,
OF this morning, states that it has
reason to believe that a large number
of the most influential citizens in the
community have agreed to call pub
lie meeting and to resist the payment
of any further taxation until the pres
ent rulers of the city have been forced
to render an account of their stew
ardship. Over thousand names, in
Guiding those of many eminent mer-
chants and bankers, have already been
subscribed.
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SeVenty-Five Government Clerks Operating
AuaiRst the New York Democracy.

NEW YoRR, July 2S.-The steamer
DOran arrived from Bremen to-day.
A force of about seventy-five gov
ernment clerks from the custom
house, postOffice, United States Dis.
trict Attorneys and Marshal's offices,
are engaged to-day at the Times news
paper office addressing wrappers of
to -mOrrOw's issue of that journal,
which is announced to contain a re-
sumo of the publication made in the
Times touching the financial and other
transactions of the city officials. The
postoffice carriers, it is said, will leave
copies Of the. edition at the city resi-
dences.
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Italian Unity Celebrated.

NEW YORK, July 28.-The italian
parades and celebration of the Ma
tiOnal Unity will occur on August %,
and it is expected that several thou
sand will participate in the process
sion, which will include the company
of Beerssglievi and his corps. Two
hundred Italian boys will be dressed
as soldiers, carrying the banner OF
ancient Rome.
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Tho Eruif cron oF nhio

CINCINNATI, July 27.-The fruit
crop in this vicinity is coming out
beyond all expectation. Peaches are
more abundant than last year, when
they were above the average in guam
tity, and the fruit is of a better quail
ity. Apples have not been of so good
a quality for ten years, while the yield
is fair. There has not been such a crop
of plums within a decade. The entire
season is three weeks earlier than
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HOME SUMMARY.
First RaIs of Cotton.

New YORK, July 2s.-The first
bale Of the hew crop Of Texas cotton
was sold at auction at noon to.day, IN
front of the Exchange, at forty-three
cents.
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Asbburv's Official ChaIIeuue.

NEW YORK, July 28.-Ashbury's
official challenge for the Queens Cup
will shortly be forwarded to the New
York Yacht Club. He writes to the
London papers that he has certificates
making his vessel the representative
of twelve English clubs, and in cor
recting some mis5tatements which
have appeared, and that according to
his understanding the yacht winning
a majority of the races takes the
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The Odd EelInws, Mite

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-James Nc
Kinney, of New Albany, who was
thrown from a wagon at the wharf
some time ago, and had both legs
terribly crushed by the wheels pass
ing over them, died early this morn
ing. He was a member Of the Odd
Fellows Mutual Aid Association, and
this afternoon the Secretary Of the as
sOciation gave the widow q check for
$6S7,
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An Avalanche Ghost Story.

CINCINNATI, July 28.-They have a
tirst-class sensation near German
town, Ohio, in the shape of a mani
festation of spirits at the house of
Benjamin Silver. Furniture is re-
moved, milk crooks are upset, eata-
bles disturbed, and the whole house.
hold is disarranged in the most extra
ordinary manner. Eight members of
the family, though not all residing to-
getheT, appear in an article in the
Commercial this morning, under oath,
reciting the circumstances with sin
gUlar particularity. The atlantis are
old citizens, and have the general re-
spect of the people of that county.
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A Doubtful Story.

New YORK. July 2S.-A Boston
correspondent states that during the
progress OF the New York riots, there
were eight hundred RibbOnmen in
that city ready to join the rioters in
New York if called upon, or If the
Hibernians had been successful i'm their
attack upon the Orangemen and the
military. They had spies at the diff
ferent newspaper offices and the tele-
graph Office to give the latest infOrma-
tiOn, and ifthe rioters had secured any
degree of success they would have
gone forward and reinforced them at
once. The mob was chiefly composed
of the employees in the city gas
houses and comprised many leaders
in the Boston draft riots.
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Mil for the Manufacture Of Bessemer Steel.

ST. Louis, July pa large num-
Der Of prominent citizens and men,
bers Of the press went out by the spe-
cial train on the Alton and st. Louis
railroad, this afternoon, to celebrate
the opening OF the Union Rolling Mill,
near the city, the first one Of the kind
in the West, for the manufacture of
steel by the Bessemer process. This
event is regarded with good deal of
interest as the availability Of the ma
terial in the West for manufacturing
on a large scale, is to be tested in this
establishment, which is the most ex-
tensive Of the kind in the United
States.
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DIED.

JONES In Crittenden county, Arkansas
July Is, ls7l, JOHN d. JOsEs, aged 50 years
lLynchburg CVa.l papers please copy.
BRUCE-July .. ls7l, LIBBIE, daughter Of
n. 9. and A. Y. Bruce, aged IL years and
Funeral services By Rev. DR.. s. Landrum, at
Central Baptist Church, SUNDAY MORNING,
AZ olclnck
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Republican Convention in New Ierse,

NEWARK, n. j., June 2S.-The
New jersey Republican State Com
mittee has called a State Convention
to nominate a Republican candidate
for Governor, to be held at Trenton,
Thursday, September Z. There is one
delegate for each 1000 population,
making 800 delegates in all.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 40 r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
ofShelby county, Tennesgee.-AnnleEl Elsher
VS.. VIM. Fisher ct al.
Il In this cause that the defendant, VIM.
Fisher, Is q NONRESIDENT Of the Statesof Ten
nessee.
nearanca here n ct sh9 courthouse In the
cftv OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday IN August, lS7l and plead, answer or
demur TO cOr5pisinant's bin, or the same
win be taken for confessed IS to him, and
set for hearinf; e1parte; and that 3 copy Of
this order be published once week, for four
successive wee Ks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This June u, 1871.
A Copy-Attfat.
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Jno, W, smith, sol, f9r complainant, tels
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Lnnk nutI-Infected RuffaIO Robes.

NEW YORK, July 28.-A sensation
story is out that one hundred and
fifty thousand infected buffalo robes
are on the way to this city, from
BuenOs Ayres and MontevideO, where
the small pox has been raging.
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A petition from the inhabitants of
st. Cloud was presented to the French
Assembly yesterday, which declares
that the Prussians burned six hundred
houses in that place, subsequent to the
arrangement Of the armistice, which
is receded treaty Of peace. A reim-
bursement is asked for the loss there
by sustained,
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FOR SALE,

Farm On E@1Ana 88.
r DEFER for aale nv farm on Island IS. Mis-
1 SIssiDpf river containing 400 acres, 40 In
eultIvafion-l5O acres In cotton. and 70 In
corn. Twelve tenant houses, one good. COM
foTfabla loQ hOuss and out-buildIngs; good
Cotton Cin Grist MIL and Blacksmith Shop
and Tools. viii take S5 por acre for crop
and land-One-third cash, the balance one
aud two years The crop cannot be beat In
the State. Inquire on the farm tor pGrticus
lars. Ly2g TH0ss q, WILLIAMSON
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Fearful Death.

CINCINNATI, July 28.-On Wednes-
day night an engineer, named Thorn
as, near LOganspOrt, in looking out on
the side of the engine, struck his head
against cattle chute and was instant
Iu killah
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Elevator Burned.

MILWAUKEE, July 2S.-McMahon's
elevator at Jefferson burned yesterday,
together with adjoining buildings.
Loss, $25, 200.
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Bold Attemnt at Robbery.

TOLEDO, July 28.--The County Treas
urer's safe at Attokee, Fulton county,
Ohio, was blown open this morning.
The hinges of the burglar chest were
broken, the door was not opened.
Thirty thousand dollars was inclOsed,
and it is supposed to be safe.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RmcKEYE SAIVE

"E nave Just received a full supply OF
w BUCK BYE SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared TO meet the demand 1or
this justly celebrated Pile rcmsdy, wholesale
or retail
q. W. JONES 4 co.
"A Main afraaf
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Shipwrecked.

SnipWFeckeu.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The schooner
reported by the schooner Burdett Hart
as capsized of Barnegat, on the 18th
inst, was the schooner Isaac Hinckly,
Captain John Randolph, from James
river, Virginia, with cargo of pine
wood for this port. The schooner
ROsan1a johnson, for this port, was
in company with her on Monday, the
oath inst, and as no word has been
received from her since, it is supposed
the captain and crew were lost.
$4,000 Lost by lnCendIarism.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July ga fire
broke out early this morning in
BUNS shoe factory, on Main. street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, and
extending to and destroying Win
sons tailor shop, Wagner's saloon,
Mrs. Woods millinery store, J. NJ.
Newhouse's grocery house, Ranney &
LOue's shoe store, Elliott & Princes
drug store, and was stopped at the
Madison House. The loss fOOts up, as
far as ascertained, $4,000. Insurance
in the Atlantic, $500; Home, of New
York, $500; Etna, $1,000; LoriIlard,
$1,000; Andes, $500; Franklin, $1,000;
North American, $500; National
$1,000; Continental, $500; Putnam's,
S220O; Northwestern, $1,000; Phoenix,
$1,000; Excelsior, $1,000; Germania,
$500; Republic $500, and smaller
amounts In other offices. The sup
posed cause of the fire is incendiar-
ism.
Murdered by His BrOther-ln-LaW.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s.-About eleven
O'Clock last night as Mr.. Munson
Beach, well known citizen, was
sitting on the steps of his boarding
house, at No. 706 Pine street, he was
shot twice, and it is feared mOtally
wounded, by Joseph II. Fore, former
ly Of Shelbyville, Ky. About three
years ago Fore was wealthy and mar
ried q sister OF Beach's wife, but sub.
sequently became dissipated and |
treated his wife in a brutal manner.
Some ten days ago Mrs. Fore applied |
for divorce. She has since been liv-
ing in Beaeh's family. Fore has en- |
deavored to induce his wife to return |
to him, bnt she refused, and on yes
terday he made violent demOnstra- |
tions at the house, threatening to |
SuOOl DOlu hIs duU MIS- D6dcu IOE III |
fiuencing his wife against him. Last |
night, under the influence of liquor |
and desperate at the loss of his wife, |
he shot Beach as above stated. He |
has not yet been arrested, although |
diligent search is being made for him.
Sr. LOUIS, July 2S.-Joseph II. |
Fore, who shot Munson Beach last |
night, surrendered himself to-day,
and is now in confinement. He says
he was crazy drunk last night, but |
recollects firing revolver, but does |
not remember shooting Beach. He |
was in south st. Louis, six miles be-
low the center of the city, when he |
gave himself up, but asserts that he |
does uot know how he got there. He |
also says that the first real knowledge |
he had Of the shooting, was derived |
from the papers. Mr.. Beach is very |
low tonight, and is not expected to |
live till morning.
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IT s. HOTEL FURNITURE. No. $ Prone
~ made street, Navy Yard, at auction. In
tending to discontinue keeping hotel, Will,
next Tuesday morning, August !, ls7l, SELL to
the highest bidder, the extensive stock Of
furniture with which the house Is now sup
piled, most OF II being comparatively
new and in good order, as Is well known To
my numerous friends from the surrounding
country who have been in the habit OF stop
ping with me. In the stock viii be found
general assortment OF All necessary house
keeping furniture, chamber sets, carpets, ta-
bleWare, beds and bedding. The sale will
commence promptly At ~ o'clock on the
premises. Persons wishing to examine the
furniture before the sale can do 30.
THOS. ]. COWGlLIL
Geo. shields & Co.. AuctiOns GERS fyB