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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, November 2S.-It Is known that
President Theirs endorses the plan lately
proposed by the Committee oi the Leil
Centre for the formation of q second
Chamber oi the National Legislature.
He also faVors some definite settlement Of
the relations between the legislrtive and
executive departments Of the government
as to the questions Of general policy In
The internal affairs Of the Republic.
Thiers adheres.to the conservative ground
taken in his recent messege.
There was no discussion Of the national
questions In the Assembly yesterday.
Nothing Is known Of the discussions Of
the committee appointed to draft reply
to the Presidents message. Thiers stated
his views very fully at the session yester.
day. After his withdrawal the commit.
tee held private conference for the con.
sideratlon OF the points ot the statement.
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WANTED TO SEE A YANKEE.-A little
boy five or six years old who resides in
the mountains along the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad, passed through here yes.
terday on his way West He was exceed
ingly anxious TO SEQ Yankee, and had
been inquiripg Tor one ever since he LETT
home. One Of our enterprising oil mer.
chants heard what the little fellows de-
sire was, and said: sHere Is q Yankee" j"
pointing to himself The child was very
much disappointed and promptly re-
marked, "you are no Yankee" He could
not be convinced, although the gentle.
mans statement was correct, US the boy
had pictured q Yankee as something with
q gun, pistol, knife, &c, which would kin,
plunder and burn as 1t went along. We
hope that that aspiring youth will have
his curiosity gratifed before he gets to the
end Of his jouFney.-P1rkerburg 7. d G.
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A sPoRTINa CuA1LRNnE
ST. LOUIS.
oFg1o1A1 YorE ron srArE orr1cEns

OFFICIAL VOTE Fob STATE OFFICERS.
81. LOUIS, November 2s.-The official
vote for Governor and State officers of
this State Is as follows: For Governor,
Woodson, 1856 6,7l4; Henderson, 121,271-
Woodson's majority 35,443. Lieutenant
Governor. johnson, 167, ,04O; Slower, l2O,-
446-Johnson's majority S6,549. Secre.
tary OF State, Weigel, 16s,142; Verdi,
12SI614-Weigels majority 3j,528. Aud.
itor, Clark, 1865 s276; 0Conor, 121 FOG
Clsrk's majority "a, 500. Treasurer, Sal.
mon, 1854; Draper, 100, ,402-Salmon'
majority 39,152. Attorney General,
Ewing, 157, ,l62; Chandler, 1l9,s94-Ew.
iugs majority 37,269. Register of Lands.
Solomon, 1856, ,s4S; Nitchy, 119 ,8l6-solo.
mons majority 37233. The vote for Pres.
ident Is not yet counted.
A society called the Mississippi Valley
Society Is now in process OF organization
In England, with its headquarters at Lon
don, composed OF wealthy prominent Eng.
lishmen. It's object is the promotion oil a
direct TRADE between Europe and the
Valley Of the Mississippi. The London
SA4SS "n " tuo hCau4uhILcIs VI Iue
Western and Southern people visiting
Europe, as well as the rendezvous OF the
English capitalists. Rooms will also be
provided In London to exhibit samples OF
the agricultural and mineral products Of
the Mississippi Valley, photographs Of
leading public and other buildings Of It's
cities, &c. The Central American office
will be located at st. Louis, and branch
offices will be established in all the prln.
cidal cities West and South. The Central
office here will soon be opened, when CO.
operation with the London office, with o
view to facilitate q more direct inter.
change Of products between this country
and Great Britain will Immediately com.
mence. H-
VIM. Wiggins, the popular commedian
Of DeBar's Opera House, died yesterday
from smallpox. He was formerly from
Indiana.
Since May 11th to last evening there
have been 927 deaths from smallpox in
tnN Clty. .F WI.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

The steamer Arizona has arrived at
San Francisco
Havana dispatches announce that
Nation Chance has returned to Nassau
and reassumed the position of Consul at
that port.
Henry Porter, q resident of Detroit,
was arrested on the Atlantic express train
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on Saturday
morning, on charge Of blgamy. On the
18th inst. he eloped with daughter oil
Perry Mapis, a retired merchant Of that
place.
The steamer Gen. sedgwick, from
New Orleans, reports passing lot Of
wrecked stuff with two dead bodies at.
tached, in latitude 80, longitude 70. m
JAS. McElhany, convicted OF the mur.
der Of his wife at Boston, has been sen.
fenced to be hanged.
The new Brighton House at Staten
Island was fired by an incendiary on Fri.
day night and was burned down. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1l 900. '.m
"A snow storm Friday night, the first
y! tne season, extended from Boston over
Maine and New Hampshire.
Saturday evening the shoe factory Of
Reynolds Bros., Of Utica, N. Y, was set
on hre In the basement, and nearly all
destroyed. Loss probably between $14O,.
0OO V and $4,000. Insurance about $129,.
"A young man, name unknown, enter.
the house one ofthemost respectable fami.
llesot Vallejo, California, in the absence Of
the older members Of the family and vi.
olsted the person ot girl five years old.
DE was arrested. There Is intense ex.
citement and fears are entertained that
he will be taken out Of Jail and lynched. 4
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II, Removal Of The State capital.

There Is considerable agitation at pres
,rtir different sections Of our State for the
,smoyal ol the Capital TO some place Of
mora r convenience and better accommo-
iA,i0ns Wheeling has made quite lib.
sr,l offer for It's reception until some place
s,1 be selected for It's permanent location.
We think the Legislature should &C.
ttpl the offer made by Wheeling, and
come 10 place where we could get daily
mIornAtion Of their proceedings WetseI
ly,Jis1lOr
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Railroad Accident.

BANGOR, ME-, November 24.-Anrus
Murray, engineer, and John shetrau, Ore.
man Of a freight train on the Europen
& North American railroad, were in.
stantly killed, Saturday, by running into
a gravel train near st. Johns. The
gravel train had been loading and was
Just backing down the track when the
freight train dashed around q curve
ahead Of time, plunged into the engine Of
the other train, throwing both engines Of
the track and nearly demolishing them,
The men killed were horribly msnQled,
and one other was slightly injured.
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TuE CAPITAL REMovA1.-The Par.
kersburg Times and Gazette notices the
proposition for temporary capital made
by citizens Of Wheeling, and adds:
What has our city council to say in
regard to this! Are we able to make an
offer of the same magnitude, and II we
can, have any steps been taken to insure
success! Let the removal take place by
all means, and we do not care whether
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Clarksburg, or
Grafton be selected, provided 1t does not
cost the State anything. By all means,
let Charleston, the inaccessible, be aban:
doned,
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ITALY.

ROME, November ga meeting Of
radicals called for to-day having been pro.
htblted trouble was expected, and troops
were posted yesterday In the principal
squares and at all the strong points in the
city. The radicals have as yet made no
attempt to resist the govern
ment orders, and the city this morning IL
quiet, Last night some arrests were ma de
Ot disorderly persons, but with these ex.
ceptions no disturbance occurred.
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COMPLIMENT TO JUDGE HoKE.-At a
,se,Ipr oil the members of the bar prac.
tielar 1s ID the Circuit Court of Pendleton
.onn,y, a, franklin, on the 18th inst, tho
IIlovipg was unanimously adopted:
wuvRyAs, The associations now exist.
,..hsITeep Ills Honor, Judge ]. T. Hoke,
9;sIs Judicial District, are about 70 close,
VI R.,l,SI, ~, That the members oi the bar
o,.",icIur law at the Pendleton Court
IasSe viii ever cherish bright recollec-
,io"s % al ,he many pleasant associations
.,;,t,np " between Hls Honor, Judge ]. T.
g"tp iI and all Of US, and in his retirement
INN @ ,he bench, he carries with him our
w,rnest .Orr wishes and our warmest esteem.
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PlrTsBuReH, November 24.-Mononga.
hela 8 feet inches and stationary.
LOUISVILLE, November 24.-River 9
inches and stationary; A feet 9 inches IN
the canal and 9 feet inches In the chutes.
Weather cloudy and mild. ...r
CAIRO, November 24.-River has fallen
8 inches. Cloudy and warm.
CINcINNNTI,. November 24.-River
feet and falling.
EvANsvILLE, November 24.-Rlver has
fallen 1 inches. Weather cloudy and mild
with high wind.
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Attempt at Railroad slaughter.

PATERSON, N. J., November 2S.-A
daStardly attempt at railroad slaughter
was made last night at WaAaque, on the
Mount Clair railway, fifteen miles north
Of this city. A box car was run on the
main track, but the engineer Of the up
train seeing the obstruction put on steam
and dashed intoitde molishing the box car,
wrecking the locomotive and throwing o
passenger car of the track. None Of the
passengers were injured.
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QUEENSTOWN, November "a. - The
steamer City oil Brooklyn, which sailed
from this port on the 18th for New York,
lost the fans Of her propeller and put back
under sail arriving here last night. The
passengers will embark for New York on
a steamer which has been provided Ior
them. The City Of Brooklyn will return
10 Liverpool TO obtain a new propeller.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 2S.-The
steamer Francis Wright has arrived from
Galveston, Texas, With a cargo Of beeI
and fish. During the voyage the Aue OF
the boiler driving the refrigerating ma
chinery exploded, and the heat entering
therelrieerator spoiled the entire cargo.
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MEMPHIS.
Rapid Spread of the Horse Disease.

Rapid Spread Of the Horse Disease.
MEMPH1s, November 2s.-The horse
malady y rapidly increasing. Not more
than hall the usual number OF horses or
mules are on the streets. All the livery
stables have suspended business. A fine
hack was driven through Main street
With a yoke Of oxen hitched to II to-day.
The price Of oxen has advanced fifty pvr
cent A ring Is being formed to make q
corner In oxen. The epizootic Is spread.
Ing throughout the country, causing a
marked falling of In the receipts Of cotton,
while buyers arc afraid to buy, fearing
their inability 10 move the cotton TO the
depots and and landings.
MEMPHIS, November "a The horse
malady Is increasing rapidly All the
livery stables are closed, aud but lew hor.
ses are to be seen on the streets. All the
horses ol the fire department are affected.
Last night the water pipes recently laid,
were filled by the fire engines, to be used
In case ot o fire.
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Shooting AGrav.

CINCINNATI, November 24.-Jas. sulli-
van, formerly an engineer on the Indi-
annapolis, Cincinnati 6 Lafayette Railroad,
In row on 9th street this afternoon, shot
Dennis Buckley in the abdomen, not dan.
gerouSly, and Mike Harmon through the
body, the ball entering the left nipple,
dangerously. Sullivan claims he was
acting in selfdeienSe. He has been ar
rested.
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Spaln'S New Plan to Conquer the
Ger Cuban Insurgents. I'd
BUILDING A "TRocHA"-How IT Is DONE,

BUILDING A "TRoCHA"-How IT Is DONE,
AND WHAT. IT Is FOR.
HAVANA, November 23.-The trocha,
sixty miles long, across the island, Is be.
ing constructed under the supervision ol
Col. Arminan. 1t consists Of 0 stockade
fifteen feet high; at every kilo metre there
will be blockhouse and q redoubt; be-.
tween each blockhouse there will be q
military encampment; at every league
q railroad and telegraph wires will be
constructed along the whole line. Nine
miles Of the trocha has been completed,
and 1t Is probable that the whole work
will be constructed in about three
months. It requires q force OF. 5000
troops to guard It The object Of the
trocha Is to prevent the insurgents in the
central and oriental departments from
communicating with their respective
bodies p EN E ta 70 ~
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Official Vote of rennes.se.

NASHVILLE, November 2S.-The Off.
ciAl vote Of the State has been received.
Greeley, 94.2l9; Grant, s0,6S3; Greeley's
majority, $685. Brown for Governor, o.
TO; Freeman, $3.50; difference, 1851;
Maynard for Congress, so, ,s25; Oheatham,
65,57si johnson, $4,000; Maynsrd's ma!
jority over Chatham, 5,247; over John.
son, AZ, ,025.
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CINCINNATI.

HusPENMoN OF AN IRON MANUFACTURER.
CINCINNATI, November 23.-The pa.
pers this morning announce the suSpen.
sion OF w. P. Cutler, OF Marietta, largely
interested in iron manufacturing and rail.
road building. It Is claimed that there
are ample assets to meet the liahilities.
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suLclde..Danrerouslx N.

CLEVELAND, O., November 2S.-Den.
MS Dow, aged 65, farmer Of the town.
ship Of Dover, 10 this county, committed
suicide by hanging this morning while
suffering from alteration OF the mind.
E. GoWles, editor OF the Leader, Is lying
Dangerously III at his residence In this
city.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. s8-slr John Downing,
who died yesterday, was formerly a mem.
Der Of Parliament, British Minister to
China, and editor Of the Westminister Re
Cie4.
Lewis, Conservative, has been returned
to Parliament from Londonderry.
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Explosion OF aFGlycerine Magazine.
soRTB GRkss,S SYRNANdo Co., Pa, No
vember 2S.-Roberts' glycerine magazine
at this place exploded this morning, and
Henry J. Wolfe, q telegrapher, and DR..
r A, Wright, torpedo agent, were blown
TO atoms, III glE .s vi +s"
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Alderman McAiuIlln's AssaIlant Sent
10. Prison.

PHILADELPHIA, November 23,-Anew
trial for Mara, ior assault on Alderman
McMullin, has been refused, and the pris.
oner sentenced to pay 5000 tine and six
years nine months imprisonment.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 24.-The Emperor
gave audience yesterday to Schoeinfurth,
Bastten and other members of the Diet.
The geographical societies OF Germany
gave their approval.
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SPAIN.
RuMoREp DEATH or THE KIN

RuMoRED DEATH oF THE KING.
LONDON, November GA report was
current here, this afternoon, that King
Amadeus was dead, but a dispatch from
Madrid says he is better.
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'V1' y ~ @'V'V71lU92 ~ N'o1tFsHRI
PRoBABMITTRs.
The barometer will fall tonight from
Lake Michigan to the Lower Lakes, and
thence to the Ohio Valley, with southerly
winds and cloudy weather, followed By
northwSsterly winds, snow and rain, to-
morrow, extending to the AlleghenieS. In
the evening in the Gull and South Allan
tic States, diminishing pressure, southerly
winds, cloudy weather and light rains
west Of the Mississippi, extending east.
ward. In the Middle and Eastern States
southerly winds, falling barometer, warm.
er and cloudy weather with light snow or
rain on Monday. In the northwest, cold,
clearing weather with northwesterly
winds. TIpf
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Woman Suffrage and Eplzooty al
TeTre HauIe.

Terre Haute.
TERRE HAuTE, November GA very
formidable woman suffrage movement has
been inaugurated in this city.
The Express newspaper publishes call
for a meeting to form . local Woman Sui.
frsge Association, which Is numerously
signed by leading and influential citizens
OF all parties, including all the editors Of
the three daily newspapers.
The epizootic Is here in considerable
force. In one stable there are lS horses
sick with It.
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Suspension Of a Marietta Bank.

CncINNArr, Nov. al.-lThe Union
Bank Of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended
payment. 1t Is understood that this %
The result Of complications growing out
Of the suspension Of W. P. Cutler, an.
nounced yesterday morning,
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BosToN, November 1S, 1872.
To Me Chief Signal Officer Of The Arny
1Rd&hlnqt0n, D, c.

Washington, d. @.
GENRRA1:-In reply 10 your telegraph
ic despatch received this morning direct.
ing me to make tul report of the mete.
oric phenominina attending the recent
great fire. would respectfully say that
the wind at this station during the
progress Of tho fire varied from north,
northwest to north, with a velocity OF
from five to nine miles per hour, the
weather being clear, cool and pleasant.
On approaching the fire on the north or
windwRrd side as close as the heat would
allow, the indraught OF air through the
burning streets assumed the character Of
brisk wind probably sixteen or eighteen
miles per hour, while the heat was so in.
tense as to cause smoke, steam, &C., TO be
carried up In spirals TO a great elevation.
On the south or lee side the induced cur
rents OF air were very strong, probably
thirty or thlrty.tive miles per hour, car.
rying the fire bodily 10 tho windward.
This state OF affairs appears to be the re-.
verse Of the Chicsgo fire, where the
strength Of the wind was sufficient to
overcome the induced strength, and the
fire burned to the leeward. It appears as
the high wind permitted the iudraught to
rise at considerable angle after reach
ing the fire, leaving q large space Of
highly rarifed air in It's front,
inducing stronger currents to flow in,
which meeting the indraught gave a spiral
or whirlwind form to the ascending cur
rent. During the fire q flock of ducks
passed at great height overhead, and
the light reflected from their plumage
made them appear as fire balls passing
rapidly through thea Many who saw
them called them meteors and likened
them 10 balls Of fire said to have been seen
in the northwest during the great fire In
that region. As an example Of the great
heat diffused, l would state that during
the night l exposed q thermometer in The
observatory to the full glare OF the fire
when It rose nearly i've degrees, although
placed upwards Of two thousand feet
from the burning district and dead to
windward Of 1t. No other phenomena
ocurred, the barometer rising slightly and
the weather remaining unchanged.
I have the honor 10 be, General, very
respectfully your obedient servant.
[signedl .s Il. Z. COLE,
Observer StQudl SerricA IT. q A
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BY TELEcR RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
ExeluslTely to the IntellIgencer.
By The Western Union Limo. <
omee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Its)
NEW YORK CITY.
THE MISSING LOUISVILLE MAN.

THE MISSING LoUIsvILLE MAN.
NEW YORK, November 23-The de-
tectives yesterday were toiled in ey.
cry direction while looking for Mr..
g. n. Peay Of Louisville, 1miSsing since
the 14tA inst. The World saysIhe opln-
ion that he has LEFT New York, and has
formed an immoral acquaintance, contin-
ues TO gain ground. 't.E| rf
Tho Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company'S troubles are over for the
present, j. ID. Barton has been appoint.
ed General Superintendent, and Chief
Engineer X. Tupper Auditor. Besides
Sweetser, there were also dismissed G.
W. Winslow, Auditor, X. W. Bradley,
Superintendent Of the Meadville District.
Proceedings will be instituted against
Sweetser In the matter Of his alleged de.
Galcations.
BOSS TWEED AT THE coMPrRoLLERs OF.
-., FICE.
VIM. n. Tweed made his first appear.
ance in the Comptroller's office yesterday
Since Comptroller Connolly resigned. He
called to examine the vouchers 10 be used
against him In the pending suit. The
presence Of the Boss caused quite sen.
sation until the object Of his visit became
known.
TIE ITALIAN EA1GRANT sw1NDLE.
The Italians who arrived at Castle Gar.
den q few days ago, having been induced
to come here by bogus colonization SO.
cioty whose headquarters are in Italy,
have applied TO the Consul General Of Tia.
ly for assistance. The latter, however, Ia
Of the opinion that the cases more pro.
perly comCS under the jurisdiction.of the
Commissioners of Emigration.
SPORTING CHALLENGE.
The challenge of Col. Mcdaniel to race
his stable against any in the world in two,
three and four mile heats, for $4,000 or
$4,000 side, not being explicit enough
as 10 conditions, the Colonel says he will
run the races with hisstable as at present
composed and name the horses now, pro.
vided the party accepting the challenge
will do the same.
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IRELAND.

LONDONDERRY, November 23.-The
municipal election is holding here today,
and troops are arriving, trouble being sp.
pretended.
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A YOUTH in Kansas City set fire to the
school house, recently, to spite his moth.
er for not allowing him to go to the cir.
Gus. The other small boys held meet.
ing and rendered him q vote Of thanks.
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Atmospheric Pheno nomeua of the Bos.
ton Fire.

WASHINGTON, Nov 24.-The following
Is the official report Of the Signal Service
Observer stationed at Boston relative to
emOmetrlcal and other observations
taken by hlmself during the fire. 1t will
DO found OF great interest and highly in.
slructiye. They clearly show that the
fire was attended with q phenomena dis
tinctly cyclonic:
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Weather Report.


WAN DRAlFMNf, /
NFPlcB or FHE CUM SIONAI. OPETuiR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., November 2s.-T:9g.P.H.
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u,As Courier o! goth, we have first
DAYS proceedings Of the Legislature, and
dispensing with the fOrmalities OF the re.
port, for tLe sake Of economizlng space,
,ubOin synopsis:
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"TIRosH.n-"TIRosH' OR UN.
l. FERMENTRD Wine, for communion
taYOrtte wine for ladies' and lnVAIidS. Alto.
Sparkling and Hock Wines, Pinet D Co.'S Bran.
dyy old and pure. superior Rye and Bourbon
Nhlskles, Tor medicinal purposes. For Salo By
noV2ldAw LOGAN, LIST D co,