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A TenneSSeean OF High Social Stand-
ing Arrested az a Counterfeiter.
Afr,.a,,,. Iii, ot
AfEMPn1s, July 81.

r. Blngle, a prominent citizen Of Tren-
ton, Tennessee, and prior TO the war pres.
ident Of branch Of the State Bank at
that place, was arrested here last evening
charged with passing counterfeit money.
On searching his baggage some 81 200
counterfeit United States Treasury notes
were found. Owing TO the high social
position enjoyed by Bingle, his arrest has
caused considerable sensation.
r. Blngle, arrested yesterday for passing
counterfeit United States Treasury notes,
was taken before United States Commits
sloner Charming Smith to-day, and in de-.
fault Of $4,000 bail was committed to
Jail. About seven o'clock this evening he
managed TO scale the wall and escaped.
AS he Is 90 years Of age 1t Is q mystery
how he accomplished the feat.
A special from Paducah to-day says
that all the stock In the Paducah & Hi.
nois Bridge Company over the Ohio at
that place was subscribed to-day.
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Revenue EvasIons Along tho Cana.
dian Border.
WASHINGTON, July 81.

"hShANolONb JuIy Oh
It has come 10 the knowledge Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, that an exten.
sive practice has been going on along the
Canadian frontier, by persons engaged In
shipping goods on foreign vessels 10 for.
eign ports, to be reshipped to ports in
the United States on the frontier This
custom Is violation Of the law, aud sub.
jects the vessel engaged to the forfeiture
Of their cargo and the payment Of o ton.
mage duty Of fifty cents per tun on her cd.
measurement. The collectors however,
are in doubt respecting the penalty, and
In many cases In order to collect the ton.
mage duty yhave refused 10 admit the goods,
holding the consignees Of said goods for
the payment Of the tonnage duty. Secre.
tary Boutwell, has therefore Issued instruc-
tions that penal tonnage imposed on ves-
sells, Is not charged on goods apparently
liable 10 forfeiture, insofar as to require
prepayment Of that tax before the entry
ofthe goods.
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ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock. Julv ~.

LITTLE kOCK, July Bl.
A very heavy rain fell here Sunday af.
ternoon, overlooking the banks Of the
town branch and doing considerable dam.
age to property. The stores of William
Field, Herne & Morrison, ]. w. Beidel.
man & Co., J. L. Allen & Co, Wolf &
Bro, in Robinson's row, were all entered
by water and the goods damaged to the
amount Of $4,000 The water is a foot
deep in the boarding house Of Mrs. Ware,
the furniture and carpeting all injured,
and several articles OF value swept away.
The gas pipe across the branch was
broken last night, and an employo Of the
Gas Company, with lighted candle, at.
tempted to connect the pipe again When
the light came in contact with the escap.
ing gas II caused an explosion, severely
burning the man
Judge Mason, Of Chioate, accompanied
by n large number o! friends is here, en-.
deayoring to have the troubles Of that
county, growing out Of the disputed
Judgcship, arranged. II ls understood
that the matter will be satisfactorily fixed
up by either Mason or Ragland withdraw.
ing their claims to the office. Ragland Ia
here also.
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CHICAGO, July 0l.
Further correspondence has taken
place between Bishop Whitehouse and
the Wardens Of his Chicago Church, re.
sulting In tho reading Of tho following no.
tice in that Church:
"Tho Right Reverend, tho Bishop Of
this diocese, will hold an Episcopal visit
alton and administer the sacred rite Oi
confirmation In Christ Church, Chicago,
on the 14th Sunday after Trinity, being
the 10th day Of September next, al
the usual hour of morning service,
the Bishop having bGon pleased, on re.
quest, to change the time from the 18th Of
August TO tho 10th Of September" The
note was read by Rov. DR.. Kelley, (Mr.
Cheney being absent,) who ofIlciated at
Christ Church by tho invitation Of the
Wardens Warden Albert Crane, In Il
card In to'day's paper makes tho follow
ingexplanatlOn: "There was nothing In the
correspondence about some minister in
good standing TO present the candidates,
but u was simply to arrange for later
day for confirmation, rs many of the class
were absent, It did expressly state that
whatever day might be selected the rector
and officers oI Christ Church will with
great pleasure make all nOedIul prepara.
tions to receive you, ETC.. Surely II the
rector of Christ Church, tho Rev Chas.
L. Cheney, Is to receive tho Bishop,
and make all needful preparations,
1t would be quito unnecessary Ia seek the
aid Of any other Clergyman. This CORES.
pondence grew out Of letter from the
Bishop to the watdens during the Rector's
absence, and would only have been proper
during such absence. The Rector, officers
and congregation OF Christ church claim
that they have ever recognized the
Bishops episcopal authority, but this does
not stop them from expecting that such
authority shall DO legally executed.
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ShhN hhhNDt ~ VNiy va
A bold robbery was committed satur.
day at the house OF Luther P. Gay, about
six miles from Indiana, Ohio. Mr.. Gay
was at home alone. The rest Of the fam
lily we're attending picnic. When in the
yard about noon he was addressed by two
strangers. One, who had poliCeman's
star on his breast, pointed a revolver at
Mr. Gays head, and the other said, u ar.
rest you in the name OF the United States
as counterfeiter," at tho same time put.
ting his hands in irons. The robbers
then took him TO the house, blindrolded
and tied him to a bed, and demanded
the keys of his safe, Being unable to find
them, they blew the safe open with pow.
der, and robbed It OF $1,000 in U. s.
bonds and several thousand dollars In
bills They succeeded in making their
escape.
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ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, July 81,

ST. Louis, July 81.
Henry A. Remington, who was arrested
here last Friday, charged with the embez.
element Of some thirty or forty thousand
dollars Of tho New York Life Insurance
CompanY's money, while he was agent Of
that company, left for New York tonight
in charge Of ono Of tho agents In this city.
He expressed his willingness to stand trial
on the charge
John Kliens was killed by tho falling Of
an embanknent to-day. A large moss Of
earth fell on him, forcing him down on the
point Of n pick.axe, which he had Just
driven into the ground The pick passed
entirely through his body at the lower
part OF the abdomen, sovering an artery.
lie died in two minutes after the pick
wns drawn out.
Company Ii, ortlie Sixth U. :. Cavalry,
Captain Sturgeon in command, from Fl.
Hays, Kansas, arrived here en- route for
Mississippi,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 81.
Tho Journeymen mNsons OF this city
have struck work, and appointed Com.
mlttee to confer with the masters with a
view TO more speedily accomplish the OBJ.
jeCt Of the strike. < resolution has been
adopted that 1t Is the duty Of all unmar.
ried masons TO leave Berlin and seek for
temporary work elsewhere.
KoNrasBuRo, PRUSSIA, July8
The Archbishop Of Ermeland has pro.
nounced the sentence of major exCom.
munication against DR.. Wallman, and d..
reefs that it be read from all the pulpits
in the Arch. Episcopal diocese.
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Fatal Array About an OK.

bT Louis, July III.
On Thursday evening last two team
sterS, named WIN. Epply and Geo. Hud'
dleson, working for Capt. Whybark, ar
extensive saw.inill owner at LOundes
Wayne county, Mo-, got into difficulty
about IN OK that had broken Into q corn
field belonging to Epply; both drew re-
volvers and began firing, Huddleson re-
ceived two shots In the lelt leg, iracturing
the bone in two places, and Epply wat
shot dead. lTuddleson's wounds are
thought to he fatal.
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CINCINNATI.
The sunday QueStiOn-.haSs Meeting
OCthe Friends of the sunday Laws.
NTynFNJNy.rV T,,1,, Of

CINCINNATI, July 81.
Amass meeting was call to give ex'
preston TO the sentiments Of the friends
OF the Sunday laws, now sought to be re.
pealed here, was held tonight in Pixies
Opera House, There was an immense
audience, fully 5000 ladies' and gentlemen
were present, which was composed large.
ly OF our best citizens. Fully two thou.
sand sought admission that could not get
in. George F, Davis Of tho Board of Al
dermen, presided, with a long list OF Vice
Presidents. Addresses were made by the
President, VIM, NJ. Ramsey, Esq, Hon.
Rufus King, a prominent clergyman. All
enthusiastically applauded the resolutions
adopted declaring the Sunday laws, State
and municipal, were wise, jldiclous, and
wholesome enactments, In complete har.
mony with tho State and Federal Consti.
tuition. The genius Of our government,
and moral connections Of the founders OF
our institutions, aud announcing opposi.
tion to any change In the policy that
would repeal them, That the dc.
demand for a repeal was upon
irreligtous grounds, and coming as
It did, not from the toiling multtudes nor
from those engaged in legitimate and
honorable trade, but from pleasure seekers
and dealers in intoxicating beverages,
whose business tended to lawlessness,
poverty and crime, could not DO regarded
as the voice the people, but of the class
in the interest of dissipation, which should
not influence tho lawmakers. That the
preservation Of the civil Sabbath substan-
tlAlly rs now regulated by law was indis.
pensable to tho moral, physical welfare Of
the labOring classes, and the best and only |
available means Of protecting them from
tho avRrinCo Of capitalists and of secur-
Ing to them regular stated day Of rest,
which the laws Of nature imparatively do
and that as citizens they pro.
tested against the proposition 10 repeal the
Sunday laws, and would honorably labor
to maintain, unaltered, the time.hOnored |
policy Of the government In regard to the |
liberation and protection Of religion.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES N IRELAND.

Dispatches from Dublin report that
great enthusiasm is manifested over the
expected visit OF the Prince OF Wales TO
Ireland. The Prince Is already en- route
and accompanied by Prince Arthur, the
Duke OF Cambridge and number of the
nobility and officers Of the army. The
Royal party will arrive at Dublin tonight.
The review Of the troops by tho Prince
In PhGnix Park, on Friday next, will
doubtless be u grand sight; and the bull
ol the Lord Mayor Is expected to surpass
In brilliancy anything OF the kind which
has yet been given in Ireland.
DUBLIN, July 81.
The Prince Of Wales and party arrived
here this evening, and had a pOpulvr re-
CeptiOn. The weather Is unusually cold
for the season, and although the streets
were crowded with spectators, the demon
STATIONS were not so enthusiastic as they
might have been under more favorable
circumstances. The Fenian element was
not about, and Us the royal visitors passed
over tho route to the Castle, some hisses
were heard from the sidewalks. The city
was gaily decorated with flags, but the
decoration tonight Is not so general as
was expected,
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EUROPE.
THE FAMINE IN PERSIA.
Denial from the Persian Minister at
LOndOn--NOt 80 Bad as Reported.

LONDON, July 81.
The Persian Minister denies explicitly
the reports which have been received late.
ly OF ravageS committed by famine,
plague, and cholera In Persia. He says
there is undoubtedly lamGntable search
ty OF food among tho poorer classes, and
that they are fed at the expense Of the
Government in cemeteries because there
is in them alone sufficient room to accom-
modatc tho great crowds Of people who
appeal to the authorities Tor subsistence.
Order is preserved in the cemeteries by
the police, and from this fact has risen
the story that the force has to hG employed
for the prevention of the disintermcnt o;
the dead for uso US food. The Minister
expresses the opinion that all tho hOr.
rible statements emanating from his
are tho work Of commercial
agents,
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Xnnthnr Renort.
war DEPARTMENT, J
WARRINGTON, D. G., July 9i-E30 P.M.

0FFicB or THR CH1BF 5IaNAL OFYtCkn,
WARRINGTON, D. G., July Si-7aO F.N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUn HOURS.
The barometer has fallen slightly since
Saturday afternoon on the Pacific and
Rocky Mountains. The pressure on the
lakes, Gull coast, and in New England
has also diminished. Tho temperature
has increased slightly in the middle
States, and slight and fresh local winds
have generally prevailed, and southeaster.
ly winds arc now reported from Tennes.
see 10 Minnesota. Rain has fallen very
generally to-day in the Gulf coast and at
a few stations in New England. Local
rains are also reported this afternoon from
tho middle to the Atlantic States, and
there Is threatening weather from Mlchi'
gan 10 Lake Superior and Westward.
PROBABILITIES. ..
No material change Is probable for
Tuesday on the Gulf coast. Cloudy wealth.
er with local storms will probably prevail
north and west of the Ohio river. Con
ditlons remain favorble for easterly winds
and an extended rain tonight from Viz.
ginia 10 Massachusetts.
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Mississippi steamer snagscd and
Sunk.

CAIRO, ILLs., July 81.
The steamer 81. Joseph, bound from
81. Louis TO Memphis, struck a snag al
Able Tow Head, eight miles above Cairo
last night. The was run In on a bar
where she sunk In six feet of water inside
and eight feet outside. Very little freight
was damaged, except In the hold. She
lies straight and can bo easily raised,
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Ininrr 10 New York Crops.

PoUGHKEEPsEE, July 81.
Reports from the interior Of Dutchess
county, show that the oats crop has been
seriously damaged by frequent rains. II
IL almost certain that twothirds Of the
crops are lost
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PITTSBURGH.

PETTsBuRGH, July 81.
The dwelling house of Jabob Franz.
Allegheny City, was burned to-day: Inc
building was Just being completed a. a
coat Of $4,000; no insurance. Two
workmen wero compelled to jump from a
garret window, and were badly bruised
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Captain David W. Todd, of Le1lng.
ton, KY, and brother of Mrs Lincoln,
died at Huntsville, Alabama, Sunday
night, Of consumption.
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Tho Aurora illinois, Silver Plnting
Factory was burned Sunday Loss E25,
900; insurance 10000.
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BY TELEc GRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
oflco Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.) }
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The Argontlne Minister to Brazil Is
dead
Fighting continues between the two
parties known a. the BlancoG and ColorA,
dos.
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DETROIT.
BODY Of a snIcIde Found.

DETROIT, July 8l.
The body Of Joseph French, the cashier
NJ the Detroit AdSrtiSer and Tribune, was
found in the sidenham river, near Wal.
laceburg, Ontario, Sunday afternoon. He
had undoubtedly drowned himself while
In q Ill Of temporary insanity.
The boat house Of the Excelsior Club
was destroyed by fro this morning, also
four ice houses, the property of the soitz
Brothers. Total loss $4,000. The boat
club lost all their boats and furniture.
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AMPLE AcooMMopArloNs
COURSES or INSTRUCTIONS:

Meproyldcd for both pubc and private board.
nE, and unfutnlshed rOome will be let to studcnts
who wish TO board themselves.
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"A terrible hail storm passed over the
vicinity ofJanesville, Wis, Sunday, doing
great injury TO the tobacco crop
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., J. Preparatory course OF one year. 4. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Ian.
g9ages, for the Degree Of Bachelor Of .Arts. Q
Literary and Scientific Course, for the Degree OI
bichelor Of Sciences. I. The Course for Master
y Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
engineering, SO. Detailed information 40 to
hr'e Courses will b6 found In otir Catalogue
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RETnANY COLLEGE.
The thlttIeth session OF this Institution will
commence On
Monday. 25th Septamhar. 1871.

and terminate on the 18th nf June is79. II ls
IdmAnlically situated In the midst Of tho heauti.
ll and healthy hlll.cOnntry Of the "Panhandle"
" West Virginia, easily accessible by railroad
" liver and surrounded with the most favorable
Influences for student llfO. lthAs q property In
rhdOwment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c,
" over $3.50 600, and Ia thus enabled TO sustain
hcny and furnish facllLties for thorough etln.
eAtlnn Of tha vary nFat nFtInF
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

THE PEOPLES BANK.
OFF1CB, NO. 60 MAIN STREET,
WHEELING, ". VA.
Money received on deposit. Interest paid on
Special Deposits.
Notes and Bills Discounted. Exchange bough.
and sold. Collections Of home or from abroad
promptly attended TO.
DIRECFORs:
John Reid, Christian Hess,
John HAndlan, John Vocklef,
Samuel ]. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson, John p. Trnschel,
Thomas O'Brlen.
JOHN REID, President
JOSIAH r. UPDRGRAFF, Cash'r. my9
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THE CITY BANK, BELLA1RE, o.
Does general Banking business; receives money
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
discounts notes and bills; deals In Exchange,
Coupons and National, State and local securities.
The PRoMPTEsT ATTENTION GIVEN TO CoLLEC.
TlONS ON BELLA1RB AND ITS VICINITY. The cor.
Ing business al this point Is solicited.
DiREcroRl-A. W. Anderson, Isaac Booth, A.
=. Mellott, A. p. Tallman, John T. Mercer, @. @.
Kelly.
w..A A. W. ANDERSON, Pres't
A. +. TALLMAN, Cashier. feb6
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TERMS.

Tuition has been reduced from $50 to 40 per
%''on Boarding from a. TO IS per week Tn.
nee tuition to sons nf Ministers NJ the Gospel
~ all denominations.
n For further particulars apply for catalogue 10
rfot e, L, LoOe, Secretary; or, to
". K. PENDLEToN, President,
lVf Bethany, West Virginia
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MIR. sItERLocK's STATEMENT.


II was standing alongside of Mayor
Carol, smoking and watching the people,
when l was suddenly hoisted into the
air. II seemed to inc that l never should
come down, but did, and fell headlong
into the water, sinking know not how
many feet deep. The splash into the wn.
ter brought me to nay senses, and being
an excellent swimmer rose 10 the sur.
face, my head coming In contact with
something hard, and believing had risen
under the bottom Of the boat, ] held my
breath and struck out toward tho light.
Reaching the surface, l was helped out Of
the water by the people on the wharf"
The Mayor and his associates, making
their way through the dense crowd, were
driven 10 the Grand Central Hotel, where
their wounds were dressed by Dr..
Fisher. When visited by tho reporter
last evening, they were comparatively
comfortable, and hope 10 be able TO endure
q journey by tomorrow. Mayor Carroll
was boistered in q large armchair, his
hands enveloped In cloths, which were
continually molstened by soothing liquids.
Their associate, Alderman Bradley, Is all
attention, doing all in his power 10 ale
vlat0 their suilerings
II one half the reports are true, the
Government inspector should be indicted
by the grand jury. Had his examination
OF the boiler been thorough the disaster
cOull not have happened. II seems the
engineer apprellended an explosion, Tor
lie says that lie looked at the patch on
the cylinder last Thursday. An examina.
tion Of The cylinder which was blown out
shows that the iron had been eaten out
around the rivets until II was as thin as
four sheets of letter paper.
Graphing for the dead bodies was kept
up all night, and Is still going on Shortly
after midnight Warden Brennan reported
that there were over forty dead bodies In
Bellevue Hospital, and about sixty most
horribly scalded md bruised, many OF
whom will doubtless die. He said that
over ten thousand persons visited the hos.
pital after dark, and that the full force Of
surgeons and assistants were completely
worn out
Late yesterday afternoon the Westtleld
WAS taken in tow by her sister vessel, the
Mortified, and Is to be tnken to the foot
OF Eighth street for repairs. The char.
acter Of the explosion was such as to tear
away and entirely ruin one.half Of the
vessel. Nothing can be seen but one mass
of iron, timber, hats, shoes, parasols, um.
brellas and pieces Of torn clothing Of
every description. The windows and
doors of the boat have been shattered and
torn from their hinges, and benches and
settees are laying in confusion. The com.
pany estimate the damage to the boat ut
$4,000, the principal loss being the wreck
Or The boiler.
The boat is known as an extra boat and
used on Sundays and holidays, or at the
hours when the tide Of travel sets strong
ly TO Staten Island She was accustomed
to make three trips on Sundays, starting
at II At NJ, 81 and 7tP.M., from White.
hall landing, coming between tho regular
boats which make hourly trips. She was
about to start on her frst trip yesterday,
and was two or three minutes behind her
time, when the boiler exploded. There
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APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.

The Institution has 4 complete set Of Phllo.
'ophic1l Apparatus, and students who wlsh II
he trained In the use Of Field lnetrnments-also
thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
an .l ample Museum for the study OF Natural His.
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Andrew Curtin "a white mani, while
proceeding quietly home Saturday night,
was assaulted by three colored men, one
Of whom cut his throat with n razor, In.
flictlng q fatal wound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-10-13
Our Narrsw-Gauge Read.

The construction of the Greencville
and Paint Rock Narrow-gauge II. r.,
is no longer n question of doubt. ThiT-
ty-two thousand dollars of stock have
been taken, and the New York & T.
Tenn. Iron Company have written
that they will take ten thousand dol
lars. This with the State aid on hand
makes the sum Of fifty thousand dol
lars.
An organization will he affected in
Greeneyille next Saturday, and work
will be commenced Mt an early day.
Majors Britton and PettibOne deserve
the grateful thanks of the public for
their unfaltering energy in procuring
subscriptions. But for their untiriug
efforts the enterprise would have fail
ed.
The Z. Tenn. Va. & Ga. r. r. Com
pany promise to help equip our road,
if their help is needed. OF course they
will, as our road will he such an i'm
pOrtant feeder to theirs. We hope
that Company will take at least ten
Thousand dollars stock i'm our road.
Any way we are bound to have mar
rOw-gauge road, and the iron regions
of our County will soon be developed
to an extent that will soon make old
Greene one of the wealthicst counties
of the State.
Let all stockholders attend the meet
ing in Greeneville on next Saturday,