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EMIGRATION From ALsACE AND LoRRAISr.
A movement has been set on foot - pIoaly.c
ard assist emigration from Aisace and Lorraine
BY French families "a whom the change o. gov
eminent from French Ia German j. d.-tss-a. n
IL il reported that great numbers are ". -, ,rf
TO remove from those provinces 2, .6a ~ .-s /
States, and If reports do nc. yfeatIv Il -repre-
sent the Alsauah reaS-uJry, they viii be : Al
liable and weicOr-- adSIt,os 10 onr own .,anlla-
tlen. They arc simple, temperate and indus
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SAEJ. Fox has given vsssar College sc 200
to found a scholarship for daughters Of Baptist
Ministers Rhode Island offers to give Brow n
The late Samuel +. Pratt, of Buffalo, gave
Hamilton College 100000 to endeY new
PIT fessorship.
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Clergyman, while residing in South Aaerioa.
missionary jtscov cred sSfe SID Eil pie remedy
FOR the cure q Nervous Weakness. Early Decs-,
Disease OF the 6rinRry ard SeInna Organs sad tha
cie train q disorders brought by ban siCl arc
vicious hsbits. Sreat numbers IA &c been cured by
tnis noble remedy. Prompted by desire e. benefit
tine AFFLICTED aud unfortunate, viii send the rec pc
for preparing and using this medci8e, in q sealed
envelope, TO snT enc who needs 1t, Frss Of ChlTgs
aCcress. JOS EPH 7 IN Nan,
Station D. Sible House,
MARI iy New York City,
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a MYSTERIOUS ArrATG At STATES ISLAND
LAST sunday three residents OF New York. uamsi
I >pectiveiS John stan aud Me--rs. I Ar Sauf
uncle and nephew. engaged r cat-rIEgcI boat A.
Bay Ridge and sailed over 20 90 f-Iaui.
Jrgn their aT-4N al a. the lower IaraEs. staten
Island, Mr.. Stli, who's father u 81 kggr.I "a fU.
Ith ward bank. while reaching fyrN trl fu cue
DO. e. obtain drink OF whi~sv otl- or p iami-
john fell or board a. rise ne m5fe. Nrs.sr lay
MI. HenrIq ues. OF T. Broad street, Pal a " ?
20 fhe chief ~ police OF Staten Island. CEr-.
Hclbrook. and Informed him that Young Van
SAINT. aged p, Of - South street. kai NOT r.
turned 10 his home since MONDAY. CaE,r. fIll
brook conf enced an investigate r.. The a. a.
ara il il hoped that solution may speedily be
arrived at.-N. 4. HsrdiE. 2ls..
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New Work NaxvS

TEE SPANISH FRIGATE CONDEMNED As A
PLAGUE SHIP
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The Spanish Irigste
Numancia has been condemned by the health
officer as plague ship. She il undOU bteily an
old infected ship. FumigatiOn is useless, and
new cases OF the malignant disease break out
daily. The application OF her commander FOR
divers to clear her bottom and Tor coal has been
denied.
A $4,000 swIrDLE.
An engraver named Cunningham has been
arrested here, charged with manufacturing
bogus warrants OF Mississippi, of which il is said
$4,000 have been paid at the auditors Office Of
that state.
BIDS FOR GOLD.
There were twenty-bdS tor gold to-day.
amounting TO S5,193 600, at from ll3 to lIa.OS.
The amount advertised for sale was =, Ol0, 900,
and il sold will go at from III 10 lli.Oo.
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The Broken wheat Cana.

TOTAL Loss OF OVER $1,000 900.
CHICAGO, August 22.-The wheat corner is
i nSre DISASTROUS than first reported. The total
loss Il over S2,000,O0e. No sympathy Is felt for
the ruined men who were In the ring.
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KILLED By LIGHTsISG.-OR the 18th instant
two men, named Windon and Clendenin. were
waiting at West Columbia, Mason county West
Virginia. for steamer to arrive. A storm came
up suddenly, and they ran up hill to get shel-
we're killed by lightning. The bodies we're ter
ribly distigared.
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~Eliza " srrep, coIored lunatic. nnras-, !.
Mary Francis Robinson, another patient az 49,
Central Virginia Asylum on Tuesday night
HThe London Journals heartily annrova a..
verdict Of the Court OF Impeachment in ,hS
case Of Judge Barnard. N mo
terdsy in England by the vessel be,o5 ea yes
Royal Albert Yacht Club, aud was won sv nc nc
Fiona. The Iona was second. on " inc
Inc Emperor OF Germany and Austria.
IscSI ~, ~ &C., oy ther ministers. win meet az
four days. NM iemAin there
Ihe California Presbyterians are eng.yA,
IN Az animated and not altogether good mnsrs,
Sscusson, on the quesfion,-Shan Chiname1
ga pastor in one Of the Cincinnati chnr.,...
breaches against lightning rods aud ins1rsness
companies. he says the one is defying rhaG q
Preyidenee. "Elss
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LIE GENEVA TKIBUNAI.-A long summary
o. the arguments OF MessTs. White, EvaTrs, aud
Gushing before the Alabama arbitration tlbg-
nal il published in the SfciSs inns. Tie coun-
SCI expugn the conduct OF the Brush govern
ment Ina relation 20 the Confederate cruisers,
not only for allowing them 10 escape, but be-
cause thew were not subseq uently seized, An 4
were permitted 70 coal IN British colonial ports.
The court Yesterday adjourned until Friday
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~Policeman Lewis III. Lare, of PHILADELPHIA,
shGt Sat urdsy morning by Elisha wsrne, died
a. tliS hospital last evening. Wsrne is in prison
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IMPORTED DoUBLK ACCOMPLISHMENT col
ored men, who have been al work on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, arrived here Monday
afternoon. and reported that on Friday last two
pedclers, whose names they did not know, wers
found murdered on an obscure path in the Biz
sewell mountain. The murderers had not been
discovered .-I1orkIHrgf Al ~
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THR CRAZE PANIC IN CHICAGO.-Tl,are
were no new developments IN Chicago Yesterday
in regard TO the commercial crisis, exuept tia,
many OF the frms which were reported a. hay-
ing failed were asserted abundantly able 20
meet all their liabilities. There is a m arked in
clinstioH TO purchase wheat AZ the present range
of prices, which are generally believe 70 be be-
low the intrinsic value Of the Prain
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SHOOTING his EATHER-IN- LAW.-On Spnd az
last, Lyon Burger, living near SsmSoGv 'se, IA
the town Oi Olive, -. Y. QuaTrelei with ais
wife, Who left him ana went home 10 her rather
Charles Booth. The latter went a. once 20 rIs
house OF his sOn-in-laW, but WAS met a. fts door
10y Burger and refused admi'tance. A angry
dispute followed. and Booth again attempted -
enter. Burger said NJ he did lie would -hu q
him. As Booth rushed forward Burger uraI
with A double bsrreled gun. The en-ira cat~rs
entered Booths breast. and inflicted wouaB
which proved fatal in a short time. Burger las
been arrested.
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a Prince Coming 20 was

NEW YORK, August 22--Fred. Douglass made
his first speech OF the campaign at Bangor, Me-,
last night.
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WACEBs IPoN THE ELECrIsS.-A ur'mI-
nent sporting man OF this city. having 0l-reG %
bet I'D, 600 that Horace Greeley vii be the az -
President OF the United States. response a.-
ceptng the wager an a similar amoauc wa Tor
warteC last nls hJ for acceptance and rat "a
ton. The parties who have taken ID rLa b.
belong 10 Wall street. and have formed a COM
bination OF POOL % divide the profits OF Il-s -
the venture. In case the sporting man referred
10 backs out they will renew their b. against
Horace Greelcy's election TO the Pre-i icg-gJ
and leave II open for general acceptance, the
amOGut wageTed. ID takers tdrn un. q De de-
rositel in q trust comranY.-N 4 N.rr-I lI..-
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NEw YORK. Aug. 22.-Prince Lanaliio. of the
Sandwich Islands, arrived here YESTERDAY, and
proceeded TO Washington,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

IL GRAND AND FAJITiNG Re-
~, GATTA ON THE POTOMAC, ~
=@9' BETWEEN WASHINGTON -
AND GLIMONT.
YaChtmen and others interested in the comiug Re
gatta on the Potomac on MONDAY, August Goth,
have made all proper SrrRrge nlects to make tn j.
race the most entertaining and exciting that has
ever taken place en- the river, Yachts Of the first
class will starr opposite the whsrf of the Potomac
Ferry Co. AZ So Yachts OF the second class a.
=. m. Prize TO be awarded winner in first lass
SIS; prize 10 be awarded winner in second class
The sLesmeT Nawssst will accompany the yachts,
ana sOTs all oppC riunlty who desire to witness
the race. Music for dancing will he on board the
steamer and at the pavilion at GlymOht. Police
will he on board, and in concert with the sheriff Of
Chsrles county will maintain good order. Fare for
lady and gentleman round trip. 81; single tickets,
round trip &c. GEO. 4. SHEKkLL,
au2:- % IPat,Repl Pres't Potomac Yacht Club
GEE THE BIGGEST FIRST
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ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT FIzzLE-U1,s and
UBcidGtn SIciHetHg Around the CtycLe-Tbe
prize fight between Mace and @ Baldwin, aboTt
which so much excitement was created in Balti-
more last week, has, after all, proven fizzle a.
many knowing ones alleged it would. 1t seems
ne men met in Philadelphia, in response 10 a
pereEptory order from the stakeholder John
LOOM as now named, and it was arranged to
light near Wilmington, Delaware but owing to
some lnterferesce 1t WAS again announced that
the mex would go TO West Virginia. An excur-
SION wac then arranged, very quietly and secret
ly, to 60 to Pittsburg, Pennsylvanis, and thence
10 point called Golfers Landing, on the Ohio
river, between Pittsburg and Wheeling. The
excursion party were Joined in Pittsburg by a
number OF persons from Baltimore. and reached
Inc nghting ground at an early hour yesterday
morning The ring was pitched, anc Mace won
the toss, but after an hour spent in wrangling no
referee was chosen, and the party returned to
steubenville, Ohio, to make some new arrange
henf, probably for an excursion to some other
point.-Bdh. Sas, ODD.
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TEE BOARD OF naval officers Of which Rea
Admiral Rogers Is president viii assemble en-
the 2d OF September, for the examination OF
of GERS for uuoruutiCn
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ssLPH.fRETEC.sE

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ssztSin.zg Cards ofE;-s:-sIss5 establishments
u 81 REar-hes Of E1sirssz n ne district.
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The Next POne.


The most likely successor to the present Pope
Is, says tie Gd<zettG d Ndlid, Of Florence, Card.
nal Antonio Maria 7 anebianco, OF the order OF
ST Francis. He was born at TerrannOVa, in
Sicily, on the l4th of August, 1895, ami wa
made cardinal by Plus N. in the cOnsstOry OF
the 18th OF September, 1851. He has atwag -
progressed great admiration for Pope SiytuS V,
whose life was his favOrte study, and IN whose
cell he lived. One day, while IN q reyerie. lie
suddenly heard knock at his door, and a voice
told him he would be a cardinal. This an
Dcuncement did not surprise him; he merely
replied, "Lo sapevo," and he will, says the
Gd1zerd, doubtless say the same when he learns
that he has been elected Pope. Cardinal Pane
bianco once swOre before Can0ya'S monument
TO Clement NV. that he would restore the
Order of the JeSUits 10 its former greatness:
and this is said to he the great object Of his life
lie Is the intimate friend of Father BeckX, tbs
general OF the order, but, like his model SiNtus
v, he l. excessively reserved. carefully conceal
lng from every one his Intentions for the future
he praises the Syllabus, and defends the princi-
pie OF lntalibiiity with extraordinary skin an {
theological knowledge. As for Plus IN. he has
yourg Italian girl pr0phesied some twenty years
age that the next Pope would be monk OF tie
order of st. Francis. mystical" concludes the
Gdz-ettd, "as SavOnarola, PanebiancO is the
slave OF medic val Utopia which moves him 70
revive the church Of the thirteenth century: and
the Society Of Jesus which does not believe i'm
mysticism, regards him with anxiety, not ouite
knowing whether he is a friend or an enemv.'
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INTEREST ON SEPTEMBER BONDS -. The
Treasury department will, on the 26th OF the
PRESENT month, commence the payment OF
interest on the 1919 bonds, due Sept gmber Is,
without rebate.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RE~ESJE.-Ehe receipts from this
source to day weTa >2s2.io1SS.
GEN. SPINNER returned . the city this morn
ing with his health much improved.
GEN. BABcocK, who has been iH New York
the past few days, will return here to morrow.
CAPT. JNo. 5. POLAND. 9Th infantry, has been
relieved from duty At the Wet Point Military
Academy and ordered 20 join his company.
THg I. :. STEAMER SaAwurT, of the North
Atlantic squadron, has been ordered 70 assist in
recovering and RELAXING the cable between Cuba
ar ley West.
TIE BOARD OF naval officers Of which Rea
Admiral Rogers Is president viii assemble On
the 2d OF September, for the examination OF
officers for promotion.
INTEREST on SEPTEMBER BONDS -. The
Treasury department will, on the 26th OF the
PRESENT month, commence the payment OF
interest on the 1919 bonds, due Sept 5mber l.,
without rebate.
THE BALTIMORE BANK ROBBERY. Mr.
OrSoD Adams, bank examiner, has been directed
by the Deputy Controller OF the Currency to
make an Investigation into the condition OF the
Third National Bank of b Baltimore. to ascertain
how It's financial status has been affected by the
burglary OF Sunday night last.
The Boston Posi- says that Mr.. Sumner has
returned to that city from lis visit to Mr.. Long
fellow al Nahant, renewed in his physical
health, though still beSet with symptOmatic aD-
prcaches OF his Old trouble. dpgi1s DecfortS,
against which he finds il necessary to employ
every means OF precaution.
MIR. JANIS e. WALEEE, who was for many
years reading clerk OF the House OF Representa-
uves, and more recently a clerk in the loan
branch of the Treasury department. died in
this city last evening at O'Clock. Mt. Walker
was Well-knOHn in this community and great "
esteemed.
NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsFEREED.-Lieu
Commanders Henry De II. Manley, VIM. X
Wheeler, and George T. Davis, and Lieut.
Edwin LOngnecker have been ordered to tor
pedO duty. Assistant Surgeon James X. Way
gener has been ordered to the receiving shin a.
New York. Captain Edgar Thompson has been
detached from the command OF the Worcester
and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. Chapm an
q. TCdd has been detached from the Worcesle r
and placed Oh waiting orders.
Presentation. Cooke left the city yester-
day for short visit 10 Ohio. Senator Fenton
is in town again. Mrs. General William Il.
Sherman and family are at Isip, L. l.. where
they will remain until the return OF the General
i'll August or September. The Hon. Alex
ander W. Randall, eX- Governor OF Wisconsin,
and Postmaster General under Andrew John
son, Is lying critically i'll at his residence ia
Elmira, y. y. General Sherman left Paris
on Monday last for London. .'..A. s. Porter,
ex-senator of the United States, was Frustrated
at Niagara Falls yesterday by apOplexv, and i
not expected TO recover. '''.Senator Cameron
arrived here last evening. 800 Commissioner
Douglass will return to the city next week.
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GREAT AND ONLY SIX-TENT SHOW.
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THH I. =. STEAMER SHAwNUT, of the North
Atlantic squadron, has been ordered 70 assist IN
recovering and relay ing the cable between Cuba
ar F-ey West.
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Mr.. JAMES e. WALLER, who was for many
years reading clerk OF the House OF Representa-
tives. and more recently a clerk in the loan
branch of the Treasury department, died in
this city last evening at O'Clock. Mt. Walker
was well known in this community and greatly
esteemed.
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A WOBLD ON RAILROAD. At AN EXPENSE
OF S3.40O DAILY, WHICH IT LEAVES
lNTHE CITIES WHERE 1T Exhibits
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THE BALTIMORE BANK ROBBERY. - Mr..
OrSon Adams, bank examiner, has been directed
by the Deputy Controller OF the Currency to
make al investigation into the condition Of the
Third National Bank of b altimOUe, TO ascertain
how its financial status has been affected 10y the
burglary OF Sunday night last.
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The Boston Posi- says that Mr.. Sumner has
returned to that city from Lis visit to Mr.. Long
fellow at Nahant, renewed in his physical
health, though still beset with symptomstic ap-
prcaches OF his Old trouble. drGi1s pectorjs,
against which he finds il necessary to employ
every means OF nrecaution.
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CAPT. JNO. ). POLAND. 9Th infantry, has been
relieved from duty AZ the Wet Point Military
Academy and ordered 70 join his company.
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p.VEeT MEDICENES.
pHOTOGR.PRIC GALLERIES.

A. r SHEPHERD Co, 30 Ps. az bet.s.h 10Th sts
HAMILTON PEARSON. cor 9Th & SITS, Y a q A D
GEO. " G0oIALL, ). ". corner Pa sy. and 10Th 81
JANE Bs'sS, 60 La avenue, near 5th street.
Albert Y Z DGwsT, $50. ID street, bet. 9th snd 10Th
JAMS O'HA6AN, 1871 Pa. av. bet. lsth and sIh Els
NM. EOTHwETL, rs Pa. avenue, Capitol Hill.
Jas RAGAN, also Metallic Roofer 603 I'd 81. cor
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LoNDoN MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Feb. 1916 r. NJ
Consols closed at 9>s for both and the account.
American securities 1a United States hvetweny bonds
ls62's BIZ 1865 old, lS67's, sk tenfortes 80
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKFoRT, Feb. IA M.
United States veweny bonds opened s5a for the
..PARs BouRsr.-PARrs. Feb l2-P. M-Reptes closed at
66f. 45c
LIvERpooL COTTON MARKEr-LrvrRpooL, Feb. ls-
i:3o r. M-The cotton market closed fiat; middling up
lands, I'D ll7Sd.; middng Orleans, 11dd II I'D. The
sales Of the day have been 120 bales including 800 for
specuatiOn and Sales OF nearly due
from Savannah Charleston have made at d The
shipments from bombay since report the
18th inst have been II, 600 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARkET.-HAvRE, Feb. 12-Couon
dull.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUrrs MARKEr-LrvERPooIs Feb:
12l 80 PMThc breadstus market Is quiet Corn, 3ss sd
per quarter - r..
LIvrRPooL PROVISIONS MARKET.,LIvERrooLy Io feo
1875 r. MCheese, 7Os cwt for the best grades OF Ae
rcan fine. Pork 59s per bb for nne western prime is
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET LIVERPOOL, reD. -.
8 p M-Re0ned petroleum. nd. 17ad per gallon Ian1w'
AS per cwt. Turpenne, b6s. Dos. Sd. per cw kos'n '
per cwt for common. ~. 10 Re.
L0SDoN PRopuoE MARKrT-LosDoN, , reP. n. Ga per
fined petroleum. l6d. l6ad per gahon tAio"' '0 ~ -
cwt nseed oil, E33 f33 6s per tom 49, "A petyoieuup
PRTROLEuN MARKET-ANrwfhP, reo a>'-@
for Hno pale American
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THE TREATY OF SEPARATION.

The Separation Question Not Altogether a
Myth-The Organ Of the New Party In
Canada Believes the Rumor.
QUEBEC, Feb. IL, 1872
The Leue,nenent, an organ OF the new national
party on Saturday night declared its belief in the
existence OF treaty OF separation and brought for
ward series Of statements strengthen Its ground
Fournier. a member for Montmagui in the local
House, says ne was assured by Cabinet Minister
In 1868 that such treaty existed.
The Canadian, Langevins organ laughs at the
Lererneinet tonight ana denies the statement.
II Is said that Mr.. Cauchson, President OF the
Dominion Senate who was In New York last week
0stenslbly on business connected with the North
Shore Railroad OF which he is also President re-
ceived orders to go to Washington and confer with
the British Minister on behalf OF the Dominion gov.
ernmenL
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led by the remains of Bishop Kenrick.

pied by the remains OF Bishop Kenrick.
For q moment all fingered az n loath TO leave tne
sacred place. out only for a moment, and then the
silent tombs were left behind by all save the sexton
and his workmen IN the return to lifes duties anu
trials.
AT fifteen minutes past three O'Clock none were
lett around tine grave save those whose duty II was
10 place upon the tomb or the dead the maj
touch. The click OF the workmen's trowel was
tnen neard upon the brick ana the grazing
solemn stiffness as the solid masonry was being
placed so as to shut out forever from human sight
the earthly remains OF the dead prmate.
REQUIESCAT.
AT ten minutes to tour O'CLOCK the solemn work
was done and every human being turned
TO leave the scene, perhaps never again
TO return to II, and all that remains to mark
the resting place OF this great and good man
is the nuge pile that rises toward heaven his
simple sepulcnre, aud little piece OF white marble
upon It's lace, upon which Is inscribed in Latin,
Martinus Joannes Spalding, with the date OF his
birth and death.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Two Freisht Trains Wrecked by Col
lisiOn-A Passenger Train Dnshes In md
Completes the smash Up-Several Pas.
sengers Reported Killed.
CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1872
A despatch from Albany says that the passenye
by the Chicago Railroad report a serious accident
at Georgia station, six miles west Of Mitchell,
Indiana.
TWO fregh. trains going at high speed collided.
Both trains contained about thirty cars.
The wreck was fearful.
Before flag could be got out q passenger train
ran into The wreck, and Is reported that several
persons were killed.
NO further particulars have been received.
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The GRAND DUKE.

Arrival at New Orleans in Time for the Mardi
Gras-Preparati0n for His Reception.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. II, 1872.
The ducal party arrived this morning. salute
was fired when the steamer, with the royal party
on board, came to the city. Mayor FLANDERS and
others met the Grand Duke at the steamer and es.
corted him 10 the st. Charles Hotel
The reception will take place tomorrow in the
Mayors parlor at the City Hall. The hotels are
crowded with strangers. The weather is clear and
pleasant and favorable for the Mard Gras festivi.
ties.
The Grand Duke Alexis attends the opera to.
night.
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sUMkC.

The COlOred Folks Of Virginia Protesting
Against Reduction of Duty on Sumac.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. IL, 1872
special to the Wig from Louisa Court House
says that large meeting of coored citizens OF that
county was held there to-day, In the County Court
House. alter the adjournment Of the Court, to pro.
test against any reduction OF the duty on imported
element in the trade OF Virginia, and the negroes
are chiefly benefited by It, After speeches by promi-
nent colOred men, resolutions TO carry out the OBJ
ject of the meeting adopted which Will pre-.
sented to Congress at an early Gay.