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GEN. BANKS AT AUGUSTA.
HE ADDRESSES A LARGE AND SPIRITED MEET
ING-MEANING OF GREElEY's ELECTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TN TRIBUsB

HE ADDRESSES A LARGE AND SPIRITED MEET
ING-MEANING OF GREElEYs ELECTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TN TRIBUsB
AUGUSTA, Sept. 6.-Gen. Banks addressed
an immense audience here last night loudly cheered,
and extremely well received He spike against the usurpa
tons of the Administration and declared that the Lib
eral platform meant peace to tn, country while the
Grant platform meant civil war. The Republican party
came into existence against party discipline the Lib
eral party into existence un,er the circum-
stances Grants Government is meigng into military
despotsm The election Of Greeley will give the coun-
try peace and prosI Gritty. The soun wants peace, and
will accept Greeey's election toten that the North
wishes reconciliation and desires peace throughout the
country with the consequent prosperity which 1t Will
bring He spoke OF the corruption OF the Government,
saying the expenses larger than before The
ocehoders are forcing Grants election upon the peo
ple Grants election trouble, high taxation, and
corrupt Government Greeley's election means peace,
reconciliation with the South and general prosperity.
Gen. Banks closed with ardent APPEAL In favor OF Lib
eral Repubicanism. There was reat enthusiasm
throughout the address, and at its clos the speaker
rewarded with loud and continued cheering The meet
ing was success in every way. and god results
tcipated.
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MEXICO.
A DUEL BETWEEN woMEN-coNDITIoN OF TIE
COUNTRY BECOMING MORE PEACEABLE.

. nuFI BFTWEEN WoMEN-CoNDITT0N OF TIE
COUNTRY BECOMING MORE PEACEABLE.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. l, VIA HAVANA, sept.
sThe revolution is dying out. The rumors In regard
to Cabinet changes are contradictory Two women az
the capital in love with sergeant IN the army ana VINO
were Jealous of each other, fought duel one was
armed with an ordinary dagger, and the other Win a
dagger made from horn. The duel was fought accoru
ing to the rules the code with other women as sec
onds Tie woman with the dagger killed her an:
tagonst The murderess and the seconds were arrested
Gomez Paacio. who was offered the Ministry OF the
Interior by Juarez and Lerdo dc Tada declines to ac-
eept. The political journals discuss the report that
American journals advocating the American occupa
ton OF the States OF Tamaupas and Neuva Leon. The
rupture OF the Mixed Commission Increases the excite
ment The press publish the American version OF the
rupture, and no paper sustains Guzmans course IL -
reported that Lerdo will remove Guzman.
Diaz demands a condition to his laying down his
arms that the Government extend the terms Of amnesty
SO as to include those who took part IN the rebellion
and are still holding offices and military positions and
the appointment OF date for the Presidential cleo
ton so that all parties participate in the elections
for members of Congress in districts where nagrant
abuses against free suffrage have occurred DlaZ offers
all lis influence among his adherents In laVOr OF te
pacihcatiOn OF the country 1t stated that Lerdo III
tends extend the amnesty term, but refuses 10 CON-
ply with the rest OF DiaZ's demands. ~
Matias Romero continues travelling IN Yucatan MI
merOus complaints made against Hernandez, Gov
to refuse amnesty but propose TO send commission 10
the capital The mail from Guadalaara 10 Mexico mas
again been robbed. The public Is assured that trains
between Vera Cruz and the capital WIZ run by the nrsS
continue send machinery and materials IN immense
quantities to accomplish their object
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PORTO RICO.

FEARS OF AN oUTBREAK-PARTY CONTESTS.
HAVANA, Sept. 6.-News from Porto Rico by
mail and telegraph gives sad picture OF affairs on that
island and hints at outbreaks. CaptGen La Tore re-
fused to use the troops to compel the natives to vote in
favor Of certain candidates, and the natives, being in
immense majority elected their candidates including
several who had signed the manifesto demanding the dis
arming OF the volunteers The Conservative or Spanish
marty abstained from voting, except at the capital,
Where they elected Gen. saus. On the day subsequent
10 La Torres arrival the island he called the ofeers
of the regular army together and indicated that as
convenience and necessity, the army should vote and
determine upon candidate from the District OF the
Capital, asking the volunteer officers 70 DO the
same. They all refused to comply with the re-
ton of the BOIetin newspaper, the organ Of
the conduct Of certain parties, meaning Gen. La Tore
tends TO loss OF the Lesser Antilles The natives OF
the island are oveEOyed at the opportunity TO elect can
ddates who true representatives OF their IDEAS asp-
rations and wants The ultra party OF Cuba are
chagrned at these occurrences in Porto Rico, knowing
that semabotion delegation from Porto Rico IN the
Cores must necessarily influence the slavery question IN
m
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FIRES.

A DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRArION IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Sept. S.-The most destructive fire
which occurred here in ten years broke out at 2sc
O'Clock this morning, at a shoemakerss shop, No. a
secondst. Owing to the long drouth and the combus
tble material OF the surrounding buildings the flames
spread 80 rapidly before the engines fairly at work
that it was thought that the Chicago fire would be
repeated as within half hour after the fire dis
covered, the entire block from Union to Monroe-s
which set fire to numerous places some fully
ten blocks distant from the When the fire reached
extensive carriage works Of Bruce Co. many Of the
guests the Peabody HOTEL believing that that building
would be burned hastily evacuated It. The streets were
crowded with people. who rendering assistance In
removing goods. Day was breaking when Bruce't
mandatory fell, with terrible crash. Its huge wall
and roof smothering the raging flames inside
This soon enabled remen to control the fire this
point but southwark the flames had spread Bracelets
livery stable Wallace Gibson's carriage works, and
Forrss livery stable and in fact swept everything 10
Unionst. For long time 1t feared that the Opera
House. with the post-oice, courtrooms, &C. would be
burned The streets were filed with the goods and
cupants OF the small shops Unon-st, many OF the In
mates barely escaping with their lives The total loss
will fall far short Of ti0o00 about onen half OF which
is covered by Insurance, nearly all Of II In local CON-
panies. . - $1,000 49,.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7-Bennett e. Wiley's -four
ing mills ut Gava, ILL., were burned, last night to-
gether with their contents. The loss 10 from
$4,000, partly insured
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RIVAL MEETINGS AT BANGOR.
GEN. BUTLER ADDRESSES THE GRANT PEOPLE,
AND GEN. CARY THE LIBEhLs-A SEREN-
AIDE TO THEODORE TILTON.

GEN. BUTLER ADDRESSES THE GRANT PEOPLE,
AND GEN. CARY THE LIBERLs-A sEREN-
AIDE TO THEODORE TILToN.
tBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRlBUYBl
BANGOR, Sept S.-Yesterday, he last day of
preparation for the contest at the pol was
day OF excitement this city The Grant men, by great
effort aided by their ORGANIZATIONS OF tanners and
light bearers, succeeded in filling Nopmbega Hail. last
evening where Gen. b. f. Butler, in speech Of about
two hours reelected Gen. Grant and demolished all who
oppose him. If strong terms and PROPHETIC saying can
result III such disaster to the country At an early hour
the Liberals crowded City Hall to IFS Utmost capacity to
listen 10 "a speech by Gen. s. F. CRY OF Ohio and
hundr eds who were anxious 10 hear eloquent orator
could find standing room within sound OF his voice.
At the close OF the meeting about 400 people headed
by band Of music marched TO the residence OF VIM II.
McCris ON Broadway to serenade THEODORE TIton In
recognition Of the efficient service he has performed In
the Liberal campaign in hisstate Mr.Titon responded
in happy speech Of about 40 minutes length and after
three rousng cheers for Greeley and Brown and Charles
r. Kmba the serenaders retired, all joining I'm the song
OF the "ChappaQua Farmer" as theJ marched down
Broadway.
The Admnistrationists receiving much comfort
from local matter which came up, yesterday making
IL e1pedent OF the candidates nominated by the
Liberals for State Representative to withdraw his name
II this does not reduce the Liberal vote The Grant party
II Ia said, will carry the city by very small majority
Att all.
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CUBA.
FINANCIAL TROUBLES-THE PREVALENT DIsPo-
sITIoN TO sMUGGLE TO BE PUT DOWN
MUTINY ON A FRENCH CO0LIE SHIP.

FINANCIAL TRoUBLES-THE PREVALENT DIsPo-
sITIoN TO sMUGGLE TO BE PUT DOWN
MUTINY ON A FRENCH COOLIE SHIP.
HAVANA, Sept 8, via KEY WEST, Sept. T.
When the COnsancd recently spoke about sending money
out OF the country it referred TO Spanish patriots parc
ry not to sympathzers with the revolution. The In
tendente of Havana addressed the assembled
merchants yesterday, in regard to breaking
up smuggling and defrauding the Treas
ury, The Intendente expressed the hope
that the merchants would aid the Government The
merchants promised to cooperate with the Government
provided the measure is made general and without any
exception. In case the merchants do not voluntarily
cease defrauding the Government, the Intendente VII
take the seyerest possible He says he Is eon
dent of being able destroy the present nefarous prac
tees The Colonial Minister of Spain DEGREES that the
SPANISH Bank shall discontinue the issue OF 81 and 50
bills and retire such bills already in circulation
An advertisement appeared in yesterdays Dfdro
asking the clerks OF Havana to assemble on Sunday
afternoon at the Spanish Casino for the purpose OF devils
ing means abolish the system requiring them to work
on Sundays, and otner days from In the morning
m after 10 at night and only allowing them " be abb
from the establishment In which they are employed
for few hours on alternate sundays dSahy 51e Dtado
nouncng Juan Ortiz the leader OF the movement when
is intended 10 give the clerks some privileges ht WI" as
simulate their standing TO that OF clerks In other
countries stating that Ortiz has abused the good 1th
OF the Dro by inserting an advertisement which only
excitement prevails among the clerks, Yho however, IN
tend 10 obtain some alienation OF their treatment by
comforting with their employers and reasoning with
them of attempting 10 promote riot, as ala the
coachmen last Sunday union OF the different trades
and professions ANTICIPATED for the purpose or at some
future day, making equitable arrangement between
the employers and employees.
The French ship Jaques seyin, Capt Hue from Macao
April g. arrived the 4th inst, bringing cargo OF
Chinese The Cinnamon mutined shortly after leaving
Macao and 1t is reported that the captain killed several
OF them, Whippngs practce1 during the entire
The Cinnamon arrived In horrible condition
sxtyhye of 800 died during the passage The sur
yiyors on landing presented a sckening appearance;
many were unable to walk. Only French and Spanish
vessels principally the former are engaged In the cooe
trade.
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THE MEETING OF EMPERORs.
FESTIVITIES AT BERLN-MILITARY PARADE
AND COURT MISREPRESENTATION Process
w

FESTIVITIES AT EXTRAORDINARY PARADE
AND COURT Observation-Disclosures Process
SION IN TIE EVENING.
BERLIN, Saturday, Sept. T. 1872.
A grand military parade, in honor of the
Imperial visitors in Berlin took place to-day, in which
the three Emperors headed their respective regiments
The eldest son OF the Crown Prince, Frederick William,
wore the order OF St. Andrew, which conferred on
him this morning lby the Car. The parade was wit
messed by an immense concourse Of people. Admiral
Alden and q number 'of the officers Of the American
squadron will participate In the festivities in
honor OF the Imperial visitors to Berlin. This
evening Court dinner given at the
Imperial palace. The Emperor William gave
the toast Our guests" The Emperor Of Austria pro-
posed, a. The health Of the German Emperor aud his
famyn The Car Alexander's toast was, THE valiant
German Army" The festivities OF the day terminated
with monster torchght procession this evening and
the playing the Prussan tattoo by 1124 musicians
selected from the bands Of all the German regiments for
their proficiency. There Acc Orch-bearers In the
procession The entire city brilliantly illuminated
and mutudes OF people t1ronged the streets The Car
Alexander has made Prince Frederick Charles and Fred
erck Henry Albert Field Marshals OF the Russian Army
BERLIN, Sept. 8, 1872.
Tie three Emperors drove in the Thiergarten this
morning and at O'Clock this afternoon went TO Pots
dam Prince Gortsehakoh had long conference yeser
day with Prince Bismarck.
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CRIMES AND CAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

go George Flagg, conductor on the Grand juno
ton Railroad was tAed Cambridge ha, Friday night By bang
under starting Train.
Joseph Brown, who murdered the Kreamer
family Pottsvie Penn last Winter Saturday
murder In the frst degree The prisoner Aboa IS years Ofag
Wilson, the man who killed Roosevelt Tibbets
LAke
magistrate The ground that toe deed committed se dss
....E. Sneidler, owner Of rancho on the Yosemite
dead Friday his brother Who
MssAs and Surrendered himself The the quarrel
THE burning of Spinney g. Co.'S Rubber
WORKS Chelsea hsss last SATURDAY ssrnses involves s be-
SeOooo snd properly insured for
the machinery and sn, 900 on the baibfns
-. George GoodfeIlow of Cumberland, was killed
Albany FRIDAY evening while aVng A.viax
tight KAstls Corning Slightly ljaed sAtssy BY bess
thrown from ais vagoa the horse hEvins away.
Il 3. Drew, q native Of New-Hampshffe, and
cd resident Of California died saierda the sf.ss II
prodOeed By ess pinehug his age Ne
sabnitsd 10 three smpatatens vibeuI avail
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SHERIFF DODSON'S STORY-A COUNTER slhib
MENT-MARTIAL LAW PRACTICALLY DE-
CLARED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUsRl
LITTLE Rock, Sept. Gov. Hadley has
issued military orders in regard 10 Pope County Gen.
Upham and the Governors guards were cent there yes
terday and were joined by companies Of militia at fer
rys Station I'm the border OF Pope County Inc orders
under which Upham is acting were not published unui
the next day after Upham and his forces started Inc
Governors order Is based upon written statement OF
Dodson who recently murdered the prisoners Tucker
and Hale while In his custody Dodson's statement In
substance is that on Sept he his deputy, Williams
and County Clerk HckOx riding out OF Dover they
passed number OF armed men. As they passed Wood'
shop short distance beyond. william Painter hred al
them, killing Hickox, and they rode away they were
fired at several times from houses and fence corners he
has warrants for several persons engaged 10 THIS ng'
and does believe he execute them. The people
are much excited, and many OF them under arms.
On the other hand, the Rev. ]. p. M. Hickerson,
deputy clerk makes sworn statement that Dodsons
statement is all false; that he (Hckerson) was an eye
witness and that Williams rode along the pavement IN
front Of Painters house, looking into the house, ana
then passed along the pavement to Painters shop and
seeing Painter, he and HickOx both fired at Painter
Painter got his doube-barreled shotgun and killed
Hickox. Dodson and Williams rode away, firing back
several shots at the people who happened to be In tho
streets Hickerson says these facts be proved by
many citizens OF both parties After Hickerson sworo
to the statement, Dodson attempted to asssssinae him.
but was prevented by the police. The Governor with
waiting TO investigate the truth OF these Statements
issues his ORDER giving Gen. Upham power, in his dis
creton to call out the entire militia Of the state to
enable Dodson 10 make arrests whereby the Governor
puts the entire militia under the control Of Dodson an
admitted murderer Of prisoners to enable him to arrest
men who believe, no doubt correctly that he would
assassinate them as he got them IN custody.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
FAILURE OF MERCANTILE FIRM-THE MANEU-
yERs AT NEW COMMERCIAL
TREATY WITH France.


VERs AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMMERCIAL
TREATY WITH FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept 6, 1872.
The failure Of Lamb, Nash g. Co., bankers
and commission merchants, is announced Their iabi
ties are stated at a2OOOoO Several firms of st. Thomas
and Porto Rico are said to be sufferers by this failure
Mr. CardweI the Secretary OF State for War, will en-
terrain the foreign representatives at Adershot on
Friday where they viii witness the maneuvers OF the
troops.
The new commercial treaty now in process OF nego
tation between England and France has been so mod-
fed as TO make much less Objectionable TO the English
people The French Government declares that the
amendments not in the interests OF protection and
that there will be further changes in the French
duties on raw materials. IL is only proposed in the
treaty 1t now stands to establish the following COM
pensaory duties On cotton manufactures, per cent;
ON silk d. a per cent; wooden, II or per cent The
French hopeful Of negotiating similar treaties with
other Powers
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ENCOURAGING INDICATIONS IN PIXIES
DISTRICT.
INFLUENTIAL REPUBLICANS JOINING THE LIB
ERAL RANKs-sAEGUINE EXPECTATIONS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHRI


ERAL RANKs-SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBUSRl
BELFAST, Sept. 7.-LoOking back from the
last working day before election 1t be that for
week past great progress has been made by the Lib
erals Their energy determination aud discipline have
continually increased, pervading both leaders and
masses. A surprising amount of work has been done.
True Harmon prominent Republican Of this county,
is doing splendid missionary work, having from his
present residence at Portland Accessons TO
continue. prominent merchant OF this city, hitherto
Republican returned from the West this morning, and
announced his determination TO support Greeley. Capt
Chas Baker, leading business man who commanded q
battery during the war; member Of the Liberal state
Committee for this county. c. r. Carter, the we'll
known shipbnilder, is earnestly for Greeley and
Brown II. II. Carter, another OF the firm, rs
the Liberal candidate for County Treasurer.
Sanford H. Matthews, large sash and blind msnufac
turer hitherto for Grant, active for the Liberal cause.
Like cases are reported all the country. These
serious OBJECTIONS have no Offset. The current all one
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tonal Society into political organization, ana were so
with the the General Councu 70
America. Sections Nos and "a OF the American pracn
Of the international Society refused representation
in the Congress. The Peace League Of The Hague mas
addressed communications 70 the Emperors OF Russia.
Germany and Austria in favor OF the maintenance OF
the peace Of Europe
AMSTERDAM, Sept. g, 1872
The banquet OF the Internatonals here to-day passed
OF quietly. Mr.. George Of New-fork made speech
ridculng the meeting Of the Emperors at Berlin.
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A BOILER ExpLosIoN-rHREE LIVES LOST.

NORTHEAST, Nd, Sept. S.-About daylight
on Saturday large boiler exploded In the Mccullough
Iron compapy's Rolling Ell. The boiler parted In the
middle and each piece was hurled through the mill
distance OF several hundred feet Alfred Hocraf John
Mcdowell and Henry Boulder have died from injuries
received by the explosion, and Others we're sghty
injured number of persons escaped by not being
their usual places An INQUEST viii be held tomorrow.
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way and the Liberals confident of casting spohg
vote for Pike In this city and county where inc o'po
sition 70 Hales denomination was strongest many
Grant Republicans will vote squarely for PKG vow
Hartman was announced to address Grant nee'.s'
but failed to appear Tho Democrats "ai'eu upoI u VIC
Grant Comu,ttee and rendered the services OF the Hn
7 x Tarbox Of Massachusetts,, who was waiting TO
address Greeley meeting in neghborng town IN p'e
evening This ncighborly offer failed of appreeiat1
and was declined without thanks.
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THE NETHERLANDS.
The HAGUE, Saturday, Sept. 7, 1871.

CLOSE OF THE SESSION OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL sOCIETY-BANQUET AT
AMSTERDAM.
The HAGUE, Saturday, Sept. !, 1874.
The session of the Congress of the Inter
national Society terminated To-Day with secret meet
ing IL has been decided that New-York instead Of
London shall be the seat OF the General Council
The next Congress Of the Society viii be held
ut some town In Switzerland The delegates
arc TO dine together tomorrow at Amster-
dam, and win subsequently hold Q public meeting.
Six French delegates withdrew from the Com
ress because they we're unable 70 turn the InterpS
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SWITZERLAND.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN THE CANTON OF GRIsoNs.
BERNE. Saturday Sept. 7. 1871.
The village of Zenatz, in the Canton of
Grsons was nearly destroyed by fire last night. One
hundred and twenty houses beside many stables and
out-buildngs, were burned.
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THE REIGN OF LAWLESSNESS.
A KANSAS TRAGEDY.

PAIo, Kan, Sept. IA horrible double
murder occurred miles from this place last even
ing Caleb schercer, wealthy farmer living In Osa
wattome Township, in fit Of insanity produced by do
nestle grievances murdered his daughter, Mrs Wallace,
and dangerously wounded his own wife and his daugh-
trs husband The latter, Mr. Wallace, In defending him
self struck schercer with O club killing him instantly.
The wounds received by Mrs schercer and Mr. Wallace
are pronounced mC.:al.
MoB's REVENGE.
CHICAGO, Sept. Ton Thursday night c. j.
Dieftanbacher shot and killed named Melsted, at
virginia Cass County, Ill Last night mob attacked
the Jail In Beardstown, where Deneubacher was con-
fined with the avowed purpose Of hanging him. The
all was well guarded, and the mob were repulsed In
revenge the outlaws fire to the town. and before the
flames could be extinguished entire block OF the
heat buildings in the place destroyed The excite
ment in the village is intense, and more trouble Is an
tieipated.
PosT-oFFICE RoBBER ARRESTED.
BosroN, Sept. S.-Willim Peabody, young
man employed in the newspaper department of the post
Office in this city, was arrested this forenoon for the lar
eeny of letters by Charles Field Special Agent Of the
toce Department. Several letters were found on
him M the time of his arrest He has been employed In
the Post-Onioe here for ten years
THE APACHEs ON THE WAR PATH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. e.-The Apaches are
committing an unusual number OF depredations and
murders In Southern Arizona Lieut.. Reed was muir
dered In Davis Cahen, between Tucson and Camp Crit
tsnton on the nth OF August His companion, Corporal
Black was captured ana 10 supposed 10 have been
RED % for torture.