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From Europe To-day.
TIE RECENT SHOOTING AFPRAY A
CHVVlIkN Z
AMERICANS.

AMERICANS.
ALEXANDRIA, EGTPr, July lC.-A military
commission is now sitting 20 inquire into the
ARRAY between Consul General Butler and tns
hnedlyes ofhcers. Generals Loring, Reynelds
and Major Campbell testify TO circumstance
which, in their judgment, clearly show that the
shrsy wac premeditated by Butler and h.s
friends, their purpose being TO take the life of
Major Campbell. The latter is dangerously
wounded. Butler LETT Alexandria ia the mail
packet steamer this morning.
POPULARITY OF KELLOGG.
LONDON, July l6.-Clara Louise Kellogg
achieved q success in "Traviata" Saturday
being recalled five times. The London Journals
concede perfection in - Nioletta." she received
congratulations from the Prince and Princess Of
Wales.
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MORE OF THE OHIO LYNCHIEG-Tu Of the
Supposed ASs0iidnts XIII ThemseLres-Spscials
from Wapokanita, Ohio, state that the country
around Celina is in terrible state Of excite
ment, arising from the outrage and murder OF
the girl Mary Belle Secor, for which three men
were hung by the mob. Two men, who were
supposed to have been implicated in the out
rage, have since committed suicide, and the
mob have taken and hung third man--not yet
known who he is, but it is probably Young Kim.
mel, who was spared the other day through the
intercession of Miss SecOr's brother. The law
yer who defended Kimmel has been forced to
leave the county, the mob threatening to hang
him if he did not. The reporters state that the
most intense excitement and disorder prevail
and the Governor has been appealed to TO take
the necessary steps to restore law and order
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From Salt Lake CITY.

TERRITORIAL LIBERAL CoHyENTIOS CALLED.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 10. NJ. Orr, chair
man OF the territorial liberal committee. has
Issued call for a territorial convention. TO
meet on the 18th at Corinne, 20 nominate can
dioate for delegate 10 Congress against George
q. Cannon, Q Mormon.
THE INDIANS.
special 70 the Journal saws the Navaios are
not hostile, but the Elk Utes are trou hleSore
and threaten general war I'm southern Utah.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE sTHPHEN J. FIELD
ID In this ctr.
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Fatal Rssult Of q Fansly Fe,s

4 NrPakW AND UNCLE KILL kAOH OTHER
LopisvrtIH, July l6.-A week ago Thomas
nowhn, o. Henry Vile, Indiana, was ASA uIted
an old grudge. Yesterday evening the parties
met % arrange the quarrel, when Thomas drew
pistol and shot his nepAew In the abdomen.
morAlly wounding him. The latter empned
There 10 great excitemeut In the neigh borhood
Over the AFFAIR, both parties beng well known
and poepocfNd.
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CATACAZI's PAMPHLET "HAaDLY woRrH
NorIcING."-The London EctO of yesterday
says: "Cstacazy's pamphlet, which was
fully justifes our opinion. 1t was not worth the
money; indeed, it lie hardly worth noticing. The
ex- Minister is simply trying to justify HIMSELF
The Echo thinks Fish did well TO bow Catacazy
out of Washington. The pamphlet quotes a
note addressed to Catacazy by Gortschakoff, In
which the latter says: "DO not lose sight Of the
fact that We are not sewers Of discord. Abstain
from encouraging misunderstanding between
England and America. The Emperor wants
peac0.O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

"A Nafu.
ClerEy nan, while resid:Ig IN South America,
Is n ssi, nary discovered s. safe and SIMPLE remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay :,
Disc Of the Urinary AID Seminal Or gans ana the
whole train OF disorders brought by bsueful and
vicious habits. Sreat numbers hare been cured by
this noble remedy. PRONG pied by desire TO benefit
tae afflicted snd unfortunate, will send the reel pc
Tor preparing snd using this medicine in a sealed
envelope, 70 any eue who needs il, Free az Cansgs.
Address, JOSEPH IN HAN,
Station n, Bible House,
msrH ly New York City,
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Political Notes


Carl Schurz Is 10 speak al several points in
North Carolina before August !, when the state
election takes place.
Senator Thurman has written a letter. IA
which he says that, though he would prefer that
the democrats had resolved upon a straight
democratic ticket, he would work earnestly for
The election OF Greeley and Brown.
Governor Walker, of Virginia, has gone
TO Raleigh, n. c., to speak At the liberal mass
meeting tonight, with Senator Doolittle and
Others. Secretary Boutwell, was in Richmond
yesterday ca route for North Carolina. He
speaks at Greensboro on the tn and Charlotte
Oh the 18th Instant.
ant Governor Pinchbsck and state Senator
Campbell, made Greeley speeches at a republic
can meeting in SAINT Johns parish on Saturday,
which it regards as significant, Pinchback
having her etofore favored Grant. The Pinch
back republicans state convention reasseIables
Augusts.
the 'straiaht-out democrats" is published ask
ing the vice president OF the national labor
union TO hold its convention in Louisville on Sd
SePtember next, 70 see whether there cannot
lists and spoilsmen In the two radical parties"
The vice president, Horace II. Day, replies that
though he 10 not authorized to bind the labor
organization, he and his friends will do all he
can to prepare the way 1t their conference on
the 30th inst, for union Of call honest oppo-
nepts Of the Grant and Greeley wings Of the
spoilmenf party"
RoNAxcK OF TEE ConHuuI.-During the
lookup for refusing to join the insurrectionists.
Mile. Guillot, who was acquainted with the
Viscount's mother, deteenined to reec1s him,
and went to the lookup. She was granted On
interview, and 20 disguissd him In workman's
suit, which she had concealed about her, that be
passed out unnoticed, while Mlio. 0uillot was
talking 10 the sentinel about eastisieys's place
The marriage Of the viscount and his rescuer
took place faw days since In Paris.
FEARFUL DIAras.-A man named Thomns
Gwynn and his son met Q fearful death d
Loydvilie, Belmont county, Ohio, i0t week
They were engaged in sinking Q ven. Afser
blasting, the father descended 70 examine the
bottom; he instantly fen the eject Of polDonous
gas and called for help. His son descended and
ted rope around him, while thooe above pulled
him out; but too late life was extinct when
he reached the surface the rope Va instantly
lowered for his son, Who made it fast around his
body and was drawn out, but In the same con-
dition - his father.
~Evansville, Ind, IL 10 have spiritual cd
ucational institution.
~Covington, Ga, has "Phenale Phles
Ciub.n
OA citizen Of Quincy, Ill, recently licked
the superintendent of the public schools, for
which he has been held in q, 900 bail to ans ger
ga Connecticut man, whose dog wears n
fye-dellar collar, can't send his children to
sunday-school for the want Of decent clothes.
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~Young ladies with now solitaire diamond
rings never refuse to play the piano.
ga colored woman named Sallie Harrison,
died in Centrevirle Township, Va, on Friday
last, said to be one hundred and six years Of age
~Pools were sold In New York last night on
the Saratoga cup race with the following result:
Longfellow, 160, 100, 80; Bassett, 60, IS, 80,
Defender, 8, 2, 3.
~The trains on the Central Pacific railroa d
were recently delayed twenty-fonr hours by .
cloud burst, which washed away portion ofthe
track near Boca, Nevada.
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THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRApE-The tota
production Of all kinds of coal for the week Wa
3CS,3S1 tons, and for the year l0, SIC ,523 tons,
against 1851 436 tons to corresponding time las;
year, showing an increase of ,622 ,09S tons. A.
was anticipated, the coal tonnage for the week
ending on the 9th instant, WAS a good deal in
terrupted by the Fourth OF July. There was
very general suspension OF labor at the mines
for nearly, or quite, half week. The trade II
quoted very dull, and no material revival is ex-
pected during the present or coming month
which are usually dullest for the trade of all the
season. Operators, in filing old orders, are
steadily employed, the shipments eastward
having increased, but coal dealers purchase
sparingy.-I'hila. Ledger, 11fh, inst.
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CRronsck and other republican papers urge the
repubiican stass committee % prevent Geo. q.
0osham, Secretary z. Q. Senate, from taking
interference will loss the state TO the party, I'm
eonssquence Of his general unpopularity, and
the suspicion that he y q special friend Of the
railroad monopolists.
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a0In New Mexico, . rseeaf vote on establsh-
Ing free schools stood 81 for and SOS Against.
~The latest marriage IN high life II Lafay-
cite, Ind, was . wedding I'm Q balloon q mile
above the earth.
the Dolly Warden things she wanted, or a new
piano. He says now that the piano would have
been cheaper.
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The MILITARY ACADEMY-Rscomns .da,;ons
o. the BOdrG Of rtSItOrs.-The board OF visitors
TO the United States Military Academy for 1872
have submitted q unanimous report to the
Secretary OF War, in which they state that the
discipline OF the academy has been excellent
under the administration of the present super
intendent and commandant. The board ap-
proves the discontinuauGe of the system OF
eXacting from cadets pledges on oath or on honor
with regard TO their conduct. They consider
the punishment of summary dismissal too
severe ID be made by regulation the only Legal
punishment for the offence OF harlasSing o.
molesting new cadets. They deprecate tine
influence OF authorities outside of and above the
academy as inevitably injurious TO DISCIPLINE
uriess such interference Is very rare and very
Judicious. Violence OF speech is condemned in
the cadets, and eight hours unbroken sIeep is
recommended; and breakfast 10 be served as
soon as practicable after reyelle. The board
deplore the low standard OF admission, and
recommend that several studies be added TO the
list III VII Oh appointees are to be examined. and
Deheye that some OF the present studies could
very well be dispensed with. The time allotted 10
Spanish should be given entirely to learning thor
oughiy the French language. The board found
the cadets sadly deficient in q knowledge of Eng
hsh, and lacking ease in expressing themselves
with pr :ision, to remedy which suitable recon-
mendahOns are made. The equipment OF the
departments OF natural philosophy and CHI mistry
Is wholly mad quite, and the mode OF teaching
eds recOr sideration and modification. Tney
recommend separate professorships for military
and ciyilengineering, both being now under one
Recitations should be lessened from one and
ohe half hours TO one hour and is also desirable
mat more skiIlful cook and a better class o.
waters should be employed for the mess. A new
hospital should be constructed Immediately
TIE board also recommend that the list of sp-
pointnents be kept full all the time. In CON
for oral, as the best test OF real progress anu
merit.
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Two MEN HANGED BY CALIPoRNIA FAR-
MERs.-Two Irishmen demanded work on a
farm near Bantas, Alameda county, California.
on Sunday night, and we're told by the farmer
that he had sufficient number OF Cinnamon
engaged to harvest his crops. This morning
they we're detected firing the grain stacks, and
were captured. The prisoners were tried BY
the neighboring farmers and hanged.
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ANoTHRR CASE OF INSTRUMENTATION
weeks ago Joseph Titus, OF Belleport, L. l.,
was bitten by q dog, which at the time was not
thought to be mad. Titus was taken sick last
Thursday. His suffering was terrible, hydro
phobia killing him In forty-eight hours.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
SURGE to-day were $780, 634 IS.
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GAMBErTA I'm aspeech ut Laferte Sous Jouarre
on Sunday, praised the republic as the embodi.
ment Of the principles Of self government, order
and prosperity. He denounced the consery alive
party, and complimented President Theirs In
high terms, declaring his administration had
been q great success.
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Fire.

once adjoining ON Ohio street, Ssdalia, No.
were burned yesterday. Los, 90. 900; insur'
on00, y10,O9o. -
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Lieutenant COMMANDER LEARY has been
detached from the Canandaigua an placed on
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TIE EARTHQUAKE ON Lone IsLAND.-The
following is an extract from letter received at
the Smithsonian Institute, July 18th, from one
OF the correspondents at Glen Cove, Long
Island:
This morning at 525, local time, a very sharp
earthquake shock occurred. The duration OF
the trembling motion was about two or three
seconds, and of sufficient intensity to wake
almost everyone who had not yet awakened.
Tie shock was accompanied with a rumbiing
noise at the beginning lasting about one or two
seconds; then a tremendous discharge of noise
like violent burst Of thunder, at which time
the Earring took place; then passing away with
rumbiing sound, like the passing OF OF thunder
from violent burst near by. The shock did
not last as long as the noise. The direction ap-
peared to be from r.. n. f., 10 w. S. W. TIE
earth uembied with considerable violence in this
section, SO much so, that persons were startled
Buildings OF all kinds shook, windows, doors and
cTockery ratified. Here il was quite still As to
wind, what little there was, came from the
southwest; the SKY was overcast some ten miles
south; near the ocean a violent gale from the
southwest was blowing, which lasted about one
and half hours"
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IHE RESIDENT DID not return 10 WaShInS-
ton this morning, as was expected, and no i'll
formation has been received at the White House
from him as to when he will come. The mem
bers of the cabinet were at the Executive Man
sion to-day expecting that he had arrived,
though none OF Them had anything beyond
routine department matters to bring before the
cabinet A number of Office seekers also visited
the White House, looking sadly disappointed.
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THK CASE or THE REBEL RAM ALBEMaRLR
To-day, in the special term of the court, Judge
Humphreys presiding, leave was given Com
manGer W. H. MacOmb TO intervene ior a share
in the prize money, he at the time of the cap.
ture October, iSti.J being in command OF a
division OF the North Atlantic squadron, and
having furnished men and boats 20 Lieut. Cush-
ing, by whom the ram YVES destroyed.
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AMONG TIE lNDIANs.-Felix K. Brunot chair
man, and Thos. X. Cree, secretary, of the board
Of Indian commissioners, arrived at Helena,
Montana, on Sunday, TO visit the Blackfeet,
Crows and other Indians. Gen. Cowan, Assist
ant Secretary OF the Interior, and +. y. Denny,
indian commissioner, left there yesterday for
Fort Benton. Red ClOud, Red Dog. and other
Sioux chiefs arrived at Helena yesterday.
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WIN. p. DREW, well known in this city, late
chief of the claims and bounty division OF the
Freedmen's Bureau, has been commissioned as
national bank examiner, and asst gned to duty in
New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, i'll place
Of L. Hulburd, resigned.
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.HPH.fRETIC,IL

BUSINESS DIRECTORY:
certaini rg Ca-ds ofFi-st-elsss ystablish-snts
Ne all Branches q B7sirsss II tie District.
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CORNS EXTRACTED

NM OORMS EXTKACIED,
w ITHOUT PAIN, SO the shoe can be worn
with esse immt diately after the operation Bunops
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrt scene 2, &c src,
cessfully treated at DR.. WHITES, 535 18th street,
opposite q. 3. Treasury. Hours: s "a. m. to D. m.
Fee, per visit; attendance at residence, IS per
visit. Press Of business at office preeludes Visiting
patients at residences except between aud D. m
Refers TO the many eminent physicians, surge
and the thousands OF other well known and respon.
sible patrons Of his estsblishnent. Established in
Washington 1851. jyll-tr
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LADIES' GOODS.

lust REGKIVED-A rne assortment Of Bsrs
- mans
RERLIN ZEPHYR EABROIDERID HLIPPUl
PATTERNS,
TO-, To-, which am prepared to seII NJ the lore
DFtceo. Gail and be convinced
Il. p. LEBOH, Tia yth street,
eu6U-u between g s2d II.
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DOE MOUNT yERNON-1he steamer ARROW
Il Capt. Frank Holingshesd, hav- N-s :,
ing been rebuilt and entirely reftted Es14haNi7
wharf foot of 7th street, daily Sunday excerted 70,
nOnnt vernon 1.-THE tomb of Washington and inter
mediate landings JAMES SYKES
jciy-:ru Gen SIpnrintapdart Steamer
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
WILL HUMAN NATURE CHlSgEi

II was tho remark Of q veteran politician
that when human nature changes We VIII
have q different state Of Affairs than that
recently exhibited to tho public ~ part Of
the inside worklngsof the New York custom
house. These faults and blomlshea upon our
Otherwise good system Of collecting the'pub-
lie revenues cannot be charged 10 the late
collector or the present very efficient incum.
bent. Mcssrs. Grlnnell and Maphy and
Arthur have but inherited the evils recognized
by former officials, aud considered lnsepara-
BILE from the system. Appointing reTenuo
officers for life or good behavior would prob.
ably be tho only remedy for many evils, but
what party or administration dare incur
the changes OF the opposition, who certainly
would lose no time In taking advantage Of q
a change apparently 10 the Interests OF good
government, but really open to all sorts Of
abuses, and contrary 10 customs and the
ppjudlcos II not the principles Of our gov
ernmeut7 The life system OF clvll service
would necessarily create 4 privileged class,
and without the plea OF necessity, as In tho
army and navy, bring constant reproach "
not constant contest between the sworn SER
wants and those subjected ~ the admluistra-
ton Of the law.
As the above organizations impraotlcabls,
we can only adopt now checks and balances
70 our present system, and do the best we can
under the circumstances, As for all ths hue
and cry Of excessive wickedness upon the
part Of the present incumbents, II Is merely
the old, old twaddlc Of the outs who wish TO
get I'm. and the hypocrisy OF men who like
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22

kilograms were received In this city last
night from Governor Warmoth, rccltlng a
printed address Issued by Geo. W. Carter,
one Of the claimants to the speakership Of
the Louisiana House, wherein the author
called upon a sufficient number OF people TO
act as sergeants-at-arms, and thereby enable
him to recover possession Of the Legislative
hall. from which he and others claiming to
be the legal members had been excluded.
The address Is long, aud rcjolces in high
sounding words. 1t will be remembered that
Governor Warmoth denies CaTters right TO
the spcakorship, whilst the New Orleans
courts recognize the same. This creates the
action reported Of Carter, who, alleging TO be
the lawful Speaker, proposes an attempt 10
recover the rights Of which he claims 10 be
unjustly deprived by Warmoth.
Dispatches received from tho Federal COM
mander at New Orleans states 1t to bo prob
lemA,i sal whether any considerable number
Of persons will respond to Carter's appeal.
Gen. Emory has made no application for
power to interfere, and thus far the position
OF tho Government In this matter is the same
as was expressed by the Attorney General In
his telegram Of the 18th TO Gov. Warmoth,
wherein he stated that as there was contest
as to the speakershlp Of the House the Presl-
dent did not feel ''justlhed In deciding those
questions" by interfering In State matters
with the military power Of the Government" ."
Il will be remembered that Governor War
moth has telegrAphed his expectation Of q
riot some four times previous to this occG-
sIon-A procedure that should be avoided by
those recollecting the interesting fable Of the
shepherd who was addicted to crying ''wolf"
at frequent intervals.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-22
NEW BRIDGE OVER rnE FASTER, BRANCH.

NV bhiDohV V,ha rhh hNsIhh' bAANOh'
mearo Rra'ineu 70 ieafn 'nA an cno't
Uelns msue 70 na'eA o''ugo ouut over tne
b4s'o'n Drancn tuo 'e'ni'uus Vi ronnsyr
yania avenue, similar 70 mat known as the
Navy-yard bridge. The plans have been
made, and tho estimated cost Is about s40,-
900. The rapid Increase In population Of that
part Of the county lying east Of the Eastern
Branch In the last few years renders in-
creased facilities Of communication with the
city absolutely necessary, ard particularly ls
this the case when we take Into consideration
The fact that the Navy-yard bridge Is not In
nrst class condition, and travel Is liable to DO
Interrupted at any time for repairs, as Is fre-
quently the case, 10 the great Inconvenience
and loss Of citizens Of Washington and the
county.
While tho need Of another bridge at some
point between the two now spanning the
river is universally conceded, there Is some
difference of opinion as to the precise loca-
ton, some contendlng that 1t should be at
the foot Of Virginia avenue. But when we
consider that PennsylyRnla avenue is the
main artery Of the city, and that there Is now
a wide public road, known as tho ''Old
Bridge road" leading from a point directly
opposite to Its terminus, and connecting at
Good Hope" with the new turnpike TO MARI
borough, and with other roads leading
through the county and Maryland, aud that