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- VOID QCACKS.-A victim Of early in
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THE CHILD CHRIST.

7 IIIL NIIII1D OILLtIfO l.
A child with human body and dress,
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The eye never tires to look. The more
it is seen, the greater the desire to look
again and again.
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although they are really worth So w
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WAsHISGToN. February is, 1871
Soldiers Of ISI2: The bill to pension soldiers OF
the war of 1872 having become law, shall De
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ment. Address for particulars
II. W. DJwNMAN, Agent,
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Ground was broken Wednesday at Col.
tlmbia, ILL.,, IL miles from st. Louis on tho
Cairo " St Louis narrow guage railroad
and q large force of men were put to
work. The road will be three feet guage
and will be completed in two years.
A. j. Kenyon, n merchant Taylor, of
Corning, Iowa, Tell dead in his room at the
81. Nicholas Hotel, ID 81. Louis, Wednes.
day. As a bottle Of laudanum was found
in his pocket II was supposed that he had
committed suicide, but the Coroner's Jury
returned verdict, died by congestion Of
the BRAIN lie had been drinking pretty
hard.
The Italians Of New York City have
called n meeting for Saturday next TO
take steps for abollshlng tho organ grind
ing business.
The late news from Arizona Is to the
effect that the Indian, depredations and
murders continue in that territory.
The fair now in progress at Keokuk,
Iowa Is largely attended and the display
is very fine.
--Clews,. HablChts IL Co, OF London,
nave Deen appointed bankers Tor The STATE
Departmentin Europe, in place of Barring
Brothers.
ANDY Miller, freight conductor on the
Mobile Il Ohio Railroad was run over and
killed by q passenger train at Columbus,
Ky, Wednesday night. lie was originally
from Toledo, Ohio, where hls remains
will he taken for interment
The stomach of Mrs. Angalm, who
died In ChilllCothe, Mo-, some days ago
under suspicious circumstances, which
was taken To 81. Louis for analysis last
week, has been found to contain con.
siderable quantity Of arsenic,
The Democratic Senatorial COnvCn-
tiOn for Tie thirty.third Ohio Toledo dis.
district, yesterday, nominated NJ. d. Car
ringlon Of Lucas and W. II. Wheeler of
Hancock county to the State Senate
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YRRsAILLEs, ANgust 8l.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 81.

hONbONi august o.
Tho Journals to day contain sharp criti.
cisms upon the navy administration,
The Iron and Steel Institute Of the
town oi Dudley, the principal seat OF the
iron trade in The county of Worcester, has
sent o commission Of ils members to the
United States to report upon the manage
ment OF blast furnaces, etc.
A testimonial To John Bright Is COntem.
plated by tho people of the pottery re-
gion.
Subscriptions have been opened in Eng
land for the relief Of the people of Per-
sia. The Minister of that country Is
chairman ofa committee to solicit aid
for his countrymen. ...
Garibaldi tClegraphs from Capea that
his health IL better.
Francis William Russell, Member OF
Parliament for Limerick, died today,
aged 75.
The total amount in the vault of the
Bank of England Is now G25 ,044, 1873.
A correspondent writing from London
August 10Th, says that the attacks upon
Queen Victoria lately made in the Times,
in the House Of Commons and the House
OF Lords, by Lord Oranmoro, have result.
ed disastrously TO her health, that besides
she has been considerably distressed by
late occurrences In Dublin. When at
Perth, on the l7th, she looked bad, and
was indifferent TO the demonstrations Of
tho pOpulace. "a .. r.....
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BOsToN.


BosToN, August 3D.
The inquest upon tho body Of John b
Wells, a victim of the Easton Railroad
disaster who died in the City Hospital,
was confined simply TO the manner Of bis
death, and verdict rendered accordingly.
The funeral of Rev. Samuel Mason,
DID,, victim Of the railroad disaster
took place this morning in the Baptist
Church Of Cambridge. The port flags
on the public buildings were at half mast
and many places Of business was closed.
The remains were deposited at Mount
Auburne. .......
The counting house of Baker Merrell
was robbed Of $1,000 bonds, railroad Ger.
tlfcates, notes, deeds, revenue stamps and
other valuables. This afternoon the en-.
tire amount was subsequently discovered
by boy in vault, who informed the
police aud they took charge Of the prop
erty
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nilsson" Lost Diamonds Found.
ST.. LoTns, Aug. 81

Or' LOUIS aug Ol'
1t will be recollected that Christina
Nilsson, while coming to this city from
Memphis last April, accidentally dropped
some four thousand dollars worth OF dia,
monds from the window Of car on the
Iron Mountain railroad. Parties searched
several days for the jewels, but without
success, and Miss Nilsson gave them up
for lost Yesterday Mrs. Flynn, wife Of
laborer on the railroad found the gems
opposite her door, just outside ot De Soto,
they having been unearthed by a fraC.
tious calf that she had tied TO q stake near
the railroad track. Mia Nilason was
telegraphed to at Newport OF tho recoV.
cry of her treasures, and she replied that
she would present the Flynn family with
$500. The diamonds will be expressed
to their owner tomorrow.
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MEXICO.
Two Local Revolutions Brewing.

Two Local Revolutions Brewing.
Cry oE 4IRXICo, Augusta.
The press announce the breaking out ol
a revolution In Oaxaca against the State
government, and that DiaZs Is in the field
with several hundred men. In riot
against the pTOtesLants Ol MOrelA seven
persons were killed. Copies Of the Rgra.
rian law are scattered all over the COun.
try, melting discomfort among the ign0'
rant. The election of Juarez Is more
doubtful than ever. The money Of those
in official positions Is freely offered Con.
gressmen for their votes. Congress will
oct independently oftlc vote of the people,
MoNTEREY, August 81.
A local revolution Il imminent Ga.
zamela, the successful gubernatorial can.
didate In the recent election, has impris.
Oued the present Governor on charge Of
perjury. lie IL unable to obtain Il trial
and has appealed to tho people, lie Ia
sustained by a party Of revoluLionIsls who
are recruiting. .s
MATAMoRAs, August25.
A revolution Is deemed inevitable.
There is q division among the liberals
and the reactionIsts are taking heart. The
leaders are organizing for the impending
struggle.
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CHICAGO.
The Protestant Episcopal Church
Controversy.

The Protestant Episcopal Church
Controversy.
CHICAGO, August 81.
Bishop WhitehOuse publishes In the
Tribune this morning a column and q half
reply to the recent communication Of the
Wardens Of Christ Church In which they
seek to dlsabuse the Bishop Of tho state.
ment he has caused to be made public
that the officers Of Christ Church had re.
Ceded from the position taken by the
wardens In their letter To the Bishop Of
the l2lh tllt., and that they had consented
to aD absence Of their Rector from the
Chanccl Of Christ Church on the occasion
N an Episcopal visitation, and that can.
Ijdates prepared by him for confirmation,
aud by him admitted to the communion,
shall be presented for that rite by some
other Clergymen. II Is understood that
Ar. Cheney and Mr.. Evans will reply to
the Bishop.
Rev. DR.. Cheney has prepared n card
in reply to one sentence In Bishop White.
houses communication, which appears in
the papers this morning.
The Chicago II southwestern Railroad
has been completed. The road will soon
he formally opened for business, linder d
lrase held by the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway.
Hon. Franklin COrwin announces that
he will not be n candidate for Congress in
the 9th District to I'LL Hon. Burton Cooks
vacancy,
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Gov. Hoffman and the Quarantine
COrTuptlOnS. a I...fs
ALBANY, August 81.

ALBANY, August VI.
Gov. Hoffman today replied TO the
complaints Of Chas. II. Marshall Il Go. OI
exorbitant charges and inalleasance In
office By the Health Officer Of the port Of
New York, DR.. Carnahan, In relation 10
the ship W. r. Storer, which arrived at
New York IN April, 1870, with many
cases Of the worst type ofsmallpox. Gov.
Hoffman presents DR.. Carnahan's expla.
nation on his charges for fumigation, vac
CinatiOn, medical treatment, &c, and only
Just and reasonably refers the whole
quarantine commission for further exam.
ination. The Governor says that he has
no power whatever 10 suspend or remove
the Health Officer, Attorney General
Chaplain and Judge Amasa j. Parker
both having given opinions to that effect.
The Governor can only recommend to the
Senate the removal, lin his Judgment II
Is demanded, but the Senate will not be
In session until january, and In the mean.
time the Governor invites any written
complaint by any citizen Of misconduct
on the part Of the Health Officer, with a
memorandum annexed, Of the evidence,
promising them immediate attention and
complete investigation. The Governor
says he cannot consider informal and
anonymous accusations made against pub.
lie officers through the columns Of news.
papers = - ssfsF &C.
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falling market. The growing demand
thus falls of, and with II the high rates of

a falling market. The growing demand
thus falls of, and with II the high rates o
intcreat.
The speaker also showed what TIT
people would lose by having the value o
the currency deprecated, so that tht
Democratic financial "neW departure" mol
only proposes b TepudiRte the obliga
tons Of the -QoHegnmnt to pay IL
creditors, but to impOVerish lis
people by destroying the value Of
their deposits in the savings banks, and
what represents their daily toilH In
conclusion he asked the question whether
for the sahcol punishing hepnhlic cred
itor for advancing the capital with which
the rebellion was crushed and the Union
preserved, il IL wise or prudent to set out
on the Ohio Democratic financial new
departure, and march to iniamy and de-
struCti0n.
Mr. Medill was followed by Ex.Gover.
nor DGnnisOn, who being observed, in
the audience was called tor, hG suggested
that the Democracy were still under the
control bf the South, and that II admitted
20 power would violate the l4th amend.
ment, and pay the shareholders for their
property, alleging that these men in the
South have listsof their slaves pre-.
pared for that purpose; in acceding to the
administration he said there was at the
head Of II u very good man whom he
should like to sec returned for another
four years. This was received with
tremendous applause,
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|
. no9SIsQuRrrel between Yarmouth
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
Durlng the absence Of Governor War.
mouth, Lieutenant (acting Goycrnor)
Governor Dunn pardoned convict, and
notified the Governor Of his action. A
spicy correspondence ensued, which has
Just been published. The Governor dis.
approves the action Of the Lieutenant
Governor in taking charge OF the Execu.
tive office, repudiates his acts, says the
Secretary of State will be instructed not
to record them, and continues.
when | intend absenting myself from
the State under such circumstances as
render necessary the services of the Lieu.
tenant Governor, | shall do myself the
honor 10 officially inform you. Until
such time, ] can but regard any net per-
lormed'by you In the capacity of Acting
Governor as an intrusion, calling for i'm
mediate revocation and rebuke. Henry
liows. whose pardon you have granted,
Will be Immediately rG.arrested and re;
committed TO serve out the sentence iiht
posed upon him by the Court; your inter.
position being regarded as Oilicious and
wholly ,unCalled for"
Lieutenant Governor Dunn replying,
said :"tln the future, as In the past, / shall
fearlessly assume and COnsCientiously per.
form bs duties devolving upon me under
the Constitution. The ordinary Courte-
sizes that obtain among gentlemen or State
officials should have Induced you always
to have notified mo OF your intended alb.
senCe from the State, but your neglect in
this particular, while very damaging to
you MS q gentleman, In no sort relieves
me from the obligation imposed upon me
by the Constitution in your absence, nor
invalidates any act performed by me a.
acting Governor Harry ITews, in my
judgment, has been legallypardoned, and
Il your eXcellenCy will not consider II of.
tlCiOns for nc TO express an opinion, |
would respectfully suggest that you ard
actually outside Of the constitution when
ever you attempt, without additional of
fence, to deprive him Of his liberty, and
such IN attempt on Your part will Justly
subject you to u rcbuke from the sover.
elgn people of Louisiana. In conclusion
permit me, respectfully, TO decline accept.
lug your excellency w my eXemplar In
either modesty, courtesy, proprlety or
official duty"
The Times, commenting on the recently
developed evidenc Of fraud in tho Water
Works, says "Every day brings It's
quota Of cOntlrmatory evidence In proof
Of the charges long since brought against
tue league cohorts of COrruptiOn who
have fastened themselves upon the body
polite in this State. No stronger testl.
mony Is needed Of the rapacity of our
rulers than that furnished by the rival fac.
tionS who have combined against each
other under the respective leadership of
Yarmouth and Dunn. The pictures
drawn by the Governor of his opponents
are worthy Of exhibition In every rogues'
gallery, and tho pictures drown by the
rival faction present features no less
strongly marked by the characteristics Of
moral hiedousness. Oh.
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SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE, August 81.

SYRACUSE, August 81.
This was the third and last day Of the
State Universalist Convention. About
sixty ministers, besides lay delegates,
were in attendance. The convention
adopted the report of tho Committee on
Education. II recommends, among other
things, female Prolessorships Tor the
benefit of young ladies at st. Lawrence
University. The Constitution Of the Gen.
eral Conference was formally ratified, and
the convention adjourned.
The corner stone Of the new Syracuse
University was laid to-day with imposing
ceremonies.
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WASHINGTON.
A Visit from the President.


WASHINGTON, August 81.
The President returned this morning
A Cabinet meeting will be held to.moF
row, when will be present all the mem
bers except Secretary Boutwell,. ThC
President will return TO Long Branch to
morrow night
cIIEAP AND DOUBTFUL GLORY.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day re-
ceived consignment Of battle flags cap.
tured by our naval forces at Corea, with
the names Of the Captors, some of them
being presents to individual friends The
one sent to the President is of blue silk,
with a woven representation of dragon,
and that to Secretary RObesOn is similar
IN material and color with winged SER
pent,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE SAN DOMINGO
REPORT.
A statement has been made that the
San Domingo report is being sent out
from the Executive Mansion, thus imply
ing that general distribution Is being
made OF the document. The truth is thai
the President has mailed only ono COPY to
q correspondent who asked for il, while
Gen. BabCOck, who considers that the re.
port relieves him from former imputa.
tions upon his character, has supplied u
few copies TO personal friends.
An attempt has lately been made to
organize branch or Paris Commune, In
this city, and In furtherance OF the OBJ jcct
u tract was issued recently having The
following title pages "Tho Defence of
the Paris Commune !" address of the
General Council International to the
WorkingmGn Of Europe and America"
Published by the Washington Secretary
Of tho International. '... A.. -
A meeting composed of whites and
blacks was held last night, at which vic.
lent speeches were made, one Of the
speakers (cOlored) having at the City Hall
labor meeting last June demanded the
blood Of the contractors and aristOCrAls.
About fifty persons were present. r.
General W. w. Dunn will leave 10.
night, under orders from the Secretary OF
War, for Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas, on
business connected with the Congressional
grant Of right Of way for railroads through
That military reservation. 20 J
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virginia Conservative Convention,
RICHMOND, August 81.

The Business Committee of the Con.
servalive Convention reported plan oil
party organization throughout the States,
which was adopted. The Committee not
being prepared TO report platform, II was
allowed to sit during the session Of the
Convention. A resolution inviting Gov.
Walker to seat on the platform, which
was tabled yesterday, was taken up, and,
after spirited discussion, Ii was adopted,
with only three dissenting votes.
The Convention adjourned sitte die. No
platform was adopted. Noenntimeration
Of principles was made, other than un.
tiring and increasing opposition to Radi.
caliSm. An immense meeting tonight
wSs addressed by Ex.Gov. Smith, Hon.
Jno. b. Baldwin, W. W. Walker and
others. A speech Of the most stirring
character was received with great enthu-
aiasm,
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Com pletion Of the Chicago n South.
western Railroad.
CAMERON, Mo-, Aurust 81,

CAMERON, Mo-, August 81.
The last rail of the Chicago & South.
western railroad was laid to-day one mile
north of Cameron. A large number Of
people from Leavenworth, Plnttsburg,
Weston and this place were In attendance.
Speeches were made by Col. John Nc.
Michael and George Smith, Of Clinton,
Col. r. Anthony, of LeavenworLh, and
others. The last spike was driven by
Major Ogden, of the firm of Ogden &
Ford, This completes the link connect
ing Leavenworth with the Chicago &
Rock Island railroad.