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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-12

RELIGIOUS DlscUsstON-An interest
iur and sblc doctrinSl debate is in pro-
rress in Fairmont, the debators being
? Rev. FRANKLIN Of the Christian Camp
bslli,c, church and editor of the Christian
RlDi.p, on one side, and on the other Rev.
SOLOMON Of the Baptist church, and Of
tbe West Virginia University. An atten'
live correspondent furnishes US this morn
iDp synopses of the first and second days
li,rnSsions
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IRON DEOoRArn0 FoUNTANs.-

RERARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, dc, dc,
NEw STYLE wRouGur.IRoS RAILING, for Front
Of House and Cemeteries. Never before intro.
duced.
CAST and WAouaHT. IRON RAnNas, for Public
Buildings and Squares Cemetery Lots, Garden
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, etc., In great
variety Of Patterns. ~
IRoN srAms, Spiral and Straight, Of various
Patterns and Styles. Special attention given pIs
eIdSSQf p0Tk.
LIEP Posrs, for tfpnts Of Public Buildings,
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and Elaborate
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, OF Cast and wroughtIron,
Of New Improved Styles, such as Hay RGclrs,
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, Gut
ters, Trape, Ventilators, &c.
WIRE WO1K OF every description. Wire
Guards OF Crimped Wire. Galvanized or Painted,
in PlAin or Ornamental Patterns, for Store Doors
and Windows, Factory and Warehouse Windows,
RAllings for Offices, Banks, Counter RailInes,
Balconies Lawn and Farm Fences, &C., &C.
GATES for entrance 70 Cemeteries, Public
Squares and Gentlemen's Country Seats, OF Gas
TlbIngo WroughtIron, both single and double.
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uses. A very
large assortment Of designs expressly for this
purpose.
GAsT.IRoS URNAL BoxEs, for Public Prrn
and City Streets.
OVAL VASES. Latest styles, Centennial Pattern.
HITcHMd PosTs, Jockey, Coolie, sambo, and
plain designs. ap2.eod
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The Catterpillars and the Cotton Crop

CnAn1EsToN, s. O., July 11.-Trust.
worthy accounts have been received here
Of the appearance OF the first and second
breeds Of catterpillars in the cotton along
the coast. They are thinly scattered in
every field. This Is one week earlier than
their appearance in the same sections In
1868, when they were exceedingly do.
structive. Planters entertain grave ap.
prehensions that the present showery
weather will develop them rapidly.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, July 1.-THE Clayton
Republican State Central Committee met
yesterday and, called State Convention
for August 2lst, to nominate candidates
for State officers. fs'-'
The news from Pope county Is still
exciting. 1t is said that tho militia Is
dlsarming everybody, aud a general state
Of uneasiness and terror prevails.
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Gov. Jacobs Traducers.
WHEELING, July H. 1879,

WHEELING, July IL, 1872.
To lhs Editors OF the IltellIVcuccr.
The au1acity, the villiany and prevari.
cation OF facts demands q response from
me. who at least, have a right 10 utter an
individual sentiment in Yindication Of
GOV; ). j. Jacob, the combined and hon.
sL Democratic and Republican nominee
Iof n Governor. The Register headed by
baker, a wellknown = OF The State
and public funds-and Spivins, who was
run out o. Columbus, Ohio, because -,
Ssnnot think by any means hlemish the
character 81 OF Gov. Jacob or his friends.
lals Is an election based upon the honest
ADMINISTRATION Of the affairs Of our State,
Sau l challenge any one to say that our
present and future incumbent has ever
SItayed :, from the principle characteristic
o. y lhe man and his office. West Virginia
Ont reiteratlng the stand taken by the
people OF old Maryland, the head center
" Democracy, viz; to put down and de.
,eal corruption and misrule, burthcnsome
IS1 AVIATION and thicvlng-by placing into into
Ollce the pure aud honest Of both nsriios
wtA winch Is precisely the course Of WesI
Virginia today. Ex REr' W''
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SPAIN.
ReIease of DE-. Honard.

NEW YoRx, July 11.-A special dis.
patch from Madrid says DR.. Houard Il
free. An order from Madrid, offered his
release as an act Of pardon, to which
Houard demurred, as his acceptance
might appear as an acknowledgment Of
guilt, and waiver Of his right TO com.
pensation. He ewas then turned or forced
out. he called yesterday on a Cadlz
correspondent Immediately after release.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-This evening
a fire broke out in the establishment OF
J. s. Martin, 81 South Seventh street.
The lower floor was used by the Keystone
Collar Company, the second floor by j.
B. s. Kelley & Co, book publishers, and
the fourth and fifth stories by Martin as
a stereotype foundry. All lose heavily,
but are fully insured. y /, -L-l -.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July 11.-stillson Hutchlns,
manager and one.third proprietor Of the
Daily Times of this city, to-day sold his
interest in that paper TO Henry Ewing,
one Of the members Of the firm, for fifty
thousand dollars. Ewing now owns two
thirds Of the Times, which will continue
TO be published in the interest of the
Democratic party and support Greeley
and Brown.
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WHY Is IT TnUSLY,

- T Nc Editors of tho IntclllScuccr.
mst.S ass REGISTER endeavors to play the
S JSr1SS, part about the Jacob meeting and
TaisoOltss DiHtss generally. win the edition
I,ease iSs So drop, ,sentimentalism, and turn INTO to
i%V,EPISSticaL IN ,Er Can he name u Jacob man N
p Ss,,iU, sIU Stsle J who lies under the charge ol
SSSsuug tSsu man drunk, drugging him and
y, se1 a roooing him Of $4,506S Or T viii ' hS
u, a. @e people kuOwwhy the RSoi,tsr i 4 al al
,S.s n Vlce barren OF choice extracts from 4 N,
Go,,iN.; Ss isw;eetScented sheet, the Charleston sion
~ DEMOCRAT
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LIVINGSTONE.
Stanley Coming 10 London with
Letters.

LONDON, July 11.-A dispatch from
Alden announces the arrival there of Stan.
ley, the New York Herald correspondent,
and says he will start to-day for London
in company OF son oI DR.. Livingstone.
Stanley is the bearer Of letters from the
great explorer to the British Government
as well as for the family and friends Of
the long absent Livingstone. Stanley
states that when he left the interior OF
Africa DR.. Livingstone was unwell, but
he was nevertheless determined to pro-
coed with his explorations and will not
retnrn home until he has completed the
great work Of ascertaining the source OF
the Nile.
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Earthouake in Neu York.

RYE, N. Y, July 11.-A shock OF earth.
quake was experienced this morning
about half past s o'clock. Many houses
were shaken. .
NEw YORK, July 1l.-An earthquake
shock YVES felt at several places on the
north shore Of Long Island, this morning
at about hall past o'clock.
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KANSAS.

LADY DRowNRD-A GREELEY RECRUIT.
TOPEKA, KS, 11.-NIiss Chase and a
married sister were drowned in Walnut
creek, on Tuesday while bathing.
Judge Webb, Superintendent Of Insur.
auce Department OF Kansas, in speech
last night ayowed himself in favor Of
Greeley and Brown and the Liberal State
ticket. -..-.
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Arrested for Robblng a BANK,

INDIANAPOLIS, July 11.-Charles D.
Voohies was arrested this morning on a
charge Of robbing the Meridian National
Bank in this city sometime ago of $2O.
600, and in default Of $4,000 bail he was
sent 70 jail.
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A oAruorc ORGAN on rHR sTUArroN

A CATHOLIC ORGAN ON THE SITUATION
AT BA1TnoRE.-The FfeemdEs Janna
(Roman CathollC) looks with no great
friendllness upon the sage Of chappaqua.
It remarks with considerable emphasis:
1.-THE nomination of Greeley at Balti.
more by q packed and non. dellberative
body will be the formal dissolution oil the
Democratic party, With It's dissolution
there perishes the last party that ever
professed fidelity to law, to constitutions,
or to the treaty faith given. There re.
mains for US, then, only mobs, Radical
GRANTEES and Radical Greeleyites re.
duced TO this, bayonets are our only pro.
lection. Grant has, at least, the educa.
ton and bearing Of soldier. Greeley
knows only the discipline Of the broom"
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Clear and partially cloudy weather will
generally prevail on Friday over the New
England and Middle States, with light to
fresh westerly winds. Telegraphic 70.
ports Tor this evening have not, as yet
been received from Alabama 10 southern
Ohio and Michigan westward, but pleas
ant weather will probably prevail from the
lower Missouri valley to the upper lakes,
with westerly winds.
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OHIO.
Railroad Ptoperty:.The Republican
Canvass.

CHuVdSSs
COLUMBUS, July II. The total amount
Of railroad property, as returned by the
several Boards OF County Auditors oil
Ohio for 1879, is $8s, 1872 500. " The total
amount rs equalized by the State Board
Of Equalization Of 1871, Is $S,485, 1874.
The Republican Executive Committee
are hard at work porfecting their organi.
zatiou throughout the State. The local
conventions In the different counties In
the State say their organization will be
more perfect than ever before. The State
Committee have decided not 10 commence
tho campaign until between the 10Th and
Goth of August, when they will hold q
series of meetings with prominent speak.
es in oil the prominent cities in the
State.
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The last joke on the author Of "What
/ Know About Farming" Is q recipe,
which Is attributed to him, for the cult.
Walton Of fish balls. Itas follows:
Never put over five potatoes in a hill
with Goldfish, It you would insure
crop"
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Bra1tOn County for Jacob.
ALL THE REPUBLICANS AND A MAJORITY
OF THE DEMOCRATS,

OF THE DEMOCRATS.
r,,,, ,,,, BRAxToS, c, H, JulyG.
'U9' Editors orthc IntcllIgenccr.
lou wish 10 know whether ]. ], Jacob
Si.(P Ss popular candidate Tor Governor. /
illnS can say for Braxton that he is
SsSSe Y SS. Will get the entire Republican vote @
n nosa sas county, and majority OF the
Uenocfatic vote. The honest Dem mocratS ais
Ee SOy very much dissatisfied with the Par.
'SSIsouts Convention. Mr.. Camden hNs
'Sul. SSae warm friends in this COUNTY and
Al Az ;So managed p to be well represented
" Tue Patkersburg Convention NJ
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LoSe BRANCH, July 11.-Horace
Greeley, and a party Of friends have en-.
gagged rooms at the Ocean Hotel for
Saturday and Monday,
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RXDrELEcRAP.H.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
,ExcluslJely to the Iutelliseucer.

By tho Western Union Line.
oaiee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe cts
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SOUTHAMPTON, July IL Arrived
steamship Dutchland from New York
for Bremen.
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The Stove Manufacturers conyen.
ton at Cincinnati adjourned Thursday
morning to meet at Pittsburgh the second
week in January.
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!. spcoND DISPATCH.

GREENDR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, W. Va, July 11.-Seven persons
were killed by the railroad accident this
morning, and several seriously wounded,
some OF whom will probably die. Those
killed and wounded, were colored, with
the exception Of the engineer, fireman,
conductor and Mr.. Myers, citizen of this
place. r.. ar.t...i,.
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OLD JOHN HARPER has gone to Sara
to with his stable. He has won four races
atLong Branch and cleared over 800, 900.
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ACCIDENT ON THE C, s. o., RAIL-
10 ROAD.
Train Falls Through a Bridge--Five
Men Killed and Wounded.

GREENDR1ER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, W. Va, July liza serious &C.
cideut occurred this morning on the rail.
road Is miles from here. AS construction
train was passing over the second cross.
ing OF the Greenbrier river the temporary
bridge gave way, precipitating the train
into the river and completely wrecking
the engine and two material cars. The
engineer, named UpshGw, was instantly
killed. Four laborers were killed and
five wounded. The accident occurred on
that portion Of the road west OF this place
in course of construction towards the
Ohio river, and not open to the travelling
pt,hl;o
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A DowN.EAsT shopkeeper advertises
quart bowls Of all sizes for sale cheap"
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WING AND WING.
Private Boarding House

FOR SUMMER RESORT.
Situated at DEER PARK, Allegheny county,
Nd, on the B. & OR R, and on tho summit OF
the Allegheny Mountains. ..--
Can accommodate limited number OF Summer
Boardcrs. Passenger trains stop daily night and
morning, going both East and West.
E. @. TTLLsoN, Proprietor.
REPERENcEs-s. LaughlIn, ESQ, Major N. B,
c. Wright, Hon. II. q. Davis U. s. 8. Jsl0eod
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Weather Report.
PRoDARLTTIRs.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYHICE OF TuE CHIBF SIGNAL 0PRICEA, )
WARRINGTON, D. c., July ll-7:30P 2. 4.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
First Spring Meeting at Newmarket-Prince
Charlie Wins the Two Thousand Guineas
Stakes-Cremorne Second and
Queens Messenger Third.
Te,ecaAa TO THE NEW York uesAlp.

LONDON. May l, 1872.
The first really great event OF the season In the
English racing world came onto-day at Newmarket.
The contest was for the Two Thousand Guineas
Stakes, subscription of 100 sovs EACH half forfeit
for three-yearold colts, carrying 122 bs and llies
III lbs the owner Of the second horse to receive
200 sOvs. out OF the stakes and the third to save
his stake. There were eighty-one subscribers and
fourteen starters. The race was won BY the favor
tte, Mr.. Joseph Dawson's chestnut colt Prince
Charlie, BY Blair AthOl. dam Eastern Princess Mr..
Savile's bay colt CrcInorne, by Parmesan, dam
Rgolboche was second, and Lord Fslmouth's bay
colt Queens Messenger, by Trumpeter, dam Queen
Bertha, third. The betting which ten days ago was4
to against Cremorne and to each against Prince
Charlie (who was said to have been injured In the
knee) and Queens Messenger had changed during
the interval until Just before the race it stood to
against the winner, to against Cremorne, and
100 to against Queens Messenger. The wellkn0wn
jockey Osborne rode Prince Charlie. The result Of
the places Prince Charlie at the top of the bet
ting upon the Derby, with Cremorne close second.
THE Two THOUSAND GUNEAs STAKEs.-For three
yearOlds; 100 sOvs. each, half forfeit; the second
horse to receive 200 sovs aud the third to save his
stake colts 122 lbs. FLIES III lbs. ROwley mile Il
mile II yardsl 81 subscribers.
Mr.. Joseph DawsOn's ch c. Prince Charlie, by
Blair AthOl, dam Eastern Princess, by Surplice,
Mr.. Savile's b. c. Crem0rne, by Parmesan, dam
Rig0lbOche, 122 Ids.
Lord Falmouth's b. c. Queens Messenger, by
Trumpeter, dam Queen Bertha, 122 lbs. .........
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sketch OF Lord Dunerin.

The Right Honorable Frederick Temple Black
wood Lord DufYerin and Claneboye, who Is to sue
coed the Right Honorable Sir John Young Lord Lis
gar in the Governor Generalship OF the Dominion
OF Canada A. the only OF Price, fourth lord or
the title by his wife Selma, eldest daughter
of the late Thomas sheridan. Lord Dufrerin
was born in the year 1925, and succeeded to the
peerage in 1s4l. He was educated at Et0n and In
Christ Church, oxford. He married, I'm 1862. Har-
riet eldest daughter Of the late Archibald Hamil-
ton OF KiiIyeagh Castle, county Down, Ireland.
Lord Dufrerln sits In the House OF Lords as Lord
Claneboye. He has already held office as Under
Secretary for War; Commissioner In Syria, Chancel-
lor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster and as LOrd-n Wait
ing 10 Queen Victoria. His son and heir apparent,
Archibald James Leofric Temple, was born, in the
wear 1863.
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VESUVIUS.
The Volcanic Eruption Decreasing in Violence :
Peasants Returning to Their Homes
The City Of Naples Uninjured
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

NAPLES, May l. 1872.
The eruption Of vesuvius is abating in violence,
steadily and continuously. II is thought that the
present action Of the volcano viii shortly cease.
The inhabitants of several villages, situated at
the base OF the mountain, who fed from their homes
at the approach Of the lava have returned and re-
sumed their daily work.
THE CITY OF NAPLES UNINJUgED
No material injury to the city OF Naples by the
motion OF vesuvius, although there have been fire.
quent shocks Of earthquake and showers Of ashes
from the volcano which latter fell to the depth Of
several inches In the streets.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos MONEY MAskEr-May Days. holiday on the
Stock Exchange. - =, 80. $3.50 :.
PANS BouRsE-PARIs May 1-P. M.-Rentes closed at
IrvrarooL CorroN MAakEr-LvyRpooI, MAY l-23c
p M-Thc cotton market closed unchanged The sales OF
day have been 1900 bales. Including So Tor export
and speculation -. ,u ~.
p M-Corn 2Sa Cd. per quarter. The market Is quiet
IIyEepoUL PRopUcR MARKFr-LfvRRp00t, May l-Even
ing-Linseed OIL f34 % E5 ton Spirits turpentne
sos per cwt Common rosiu, Is Cd per cwt $500
LoNpoN PRODUCE MARHrr-L0SDoN May l-Evening.-
Linseed OIL fs2 los per ton sprit2 turpcntne bs per
cwt.
PKrRoLsux MAaxRr-rrvHRrooL, May l-Potroicum, 49,
per bib Coz Rps pale American.
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NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC STATE CON.
VENTION.
GREENsBoRo. n. q Nav "a,

GREENSBORO, N. g., May /, 1872.
The Democratic State Convention met here to.
day and organized. 1t was the largest representa-
tive body ever assembled In the State. More than
o thousand delegates were present representing
elghtyeight OF ninety-twO counties. nou. A. $.
Merrimap was nominated for Governor.
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AfterwNrA part was forwarded toward
ManakosO. where Livingstone was believed to
be- but the greater portion OF the goods wore stii
lying at Uj at the end OF April, 1871. second set
OF supplies. got ready under Mr.. Churchll's care,
left ZANZIBAR In November or December, 1870. but
was detained at BagamOyo while the escort amused
went over to the mainland to hasten their depart
ure. These goods reached Unyanyembe In August
1871, and were sent on thence towards Ujii but
turned on account OF the death Of the chief man In
charge.
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THE ATALANTAS.
River Practice Of the American Crew-Favorable
Impression from Their Performance.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HeaALo.

LONDON, May I, 1872.
The ATLANTA crew were out on tho Thames twice
yesterday for practice. They rowed over that por-
ton Of the course extending from Hammersmith to
Barnes Terrace, and created favorable impress
sion among large number OF persons who gath
cred on the banks OF the river to witness the first
practice OF the strangers.
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ANTIOCH.
English Movement for the Relief Of the Sufferers
by the Earthquake


LONDON, May l, 1872.
subscriptions are now being solicited in this city
for the relief OF the sufferers by the recent earth
quake at and near Antioch, Syria. The parties who
have the matter in charge promise to remit all the
funds they obtain to the American missionaries in
the desolated city,
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ENGLAND.
The Liverpool cartmen Returning to Work.
Supply Of American Cotton.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YoRk HeRAlO.

TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW york HERALD
LONDON, May l, 1872.
Some Of the cartmen who have been on strike
the past two days have returned to their work.
TIKI COTTON SUPPLY.
Eighteen thousand three hundred and ninety
seven bales OF American cotton were landed at
Liverpool to-day.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
The New Governor General About to Sail for
New York-His Yacht TO Arrive
Subsequently.
LONDON. NAV l. 1A13

fIUEVDUSI
His Excellency the Right Honorable Lord DufIerin,
the newly appointed Governor General OF the Do
minion OF Canada will sail for New York the llth
OF June.
He will send his yacht TO America, and will stop
awhile in New York. where 1t Is probable he Will
compete in races with some OF the vessels OF the
New York Yacht Club
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Imperial Prussian Reinsurance Of Friendship for
the Republic
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May !, 1872.
Count Won Arnm, the German Ambassador, had
a long and important interview with President
Theirs to-day The most satisfactory assurances Of
Germanys friendly sentiments were given, and
the sentiments to the contrary Of the London Daily
telegraph were contradicted.
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LONDON May /, 1872.
A polar expedition Is projected under the aus
pices Of the Royal Geographical Society.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.

PARIS, May l, 1872.
The Assembly to-day warmly debated the project
for the organization of q Council Of State, and re-
fused by vote OF 1853 to 1872 to allow the President
to appoint Its members.
The government objects to the publication Of the
report OF the Commission on CaptulatiOns.
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DEAN sias-Last year. the exploration OF the canyons
of the Colorado River had unusual opportunity to
the accuracy OF one OF your watches was provided
with pocket chronometers for In astronomical
observations. also had with me an "Eginr watch.
which rated from time to time together with the chro
nomctcrs by observations with the sexant OF Ave In
It's the second best With the ordinary
disturbance due 10 transportation Its the
variable while with the extraordinary disturbance incl,
dent to such expedition IL the only
which could rely the thermometers Al last bccomac
useless avn. with great respect, yours cordially, !
j. w. POWELL I
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Contraction Of the Presidential
Privilege-Executive Caution Towards
the War Office Record
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A.-For First Class Gentlema ans Hat
direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, lib Mas
street.
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A.-VOx PopuIi.-The Popular Voice In
decidedly In favor OF KNOWS remarkably elegant and
dressy Spring HAT The proof furnished by the rush
his popular store, 2l2 Broadway.
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