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PITrsnURGu, May G0.-ShOwCry. Mo
nongahclA . tcCt 1 inches, falling. Arrive,
Carrie Brooks md Julia; departed, Julia
LOUISVILLE, May 90.-ltvcr rising
slowly, 3 feet i; inches in canal and feet
: inches in chute, Cloudy and cool l'ns'
ness dull,
CrNcINNAm, May 9O-Rivcr $ feet
inches, rising.
CMno, May @O-iiver stationary
Cloudy, .u,,-,,
ly; showcry and cool
EyANsyiLLE, May 20 Cloudy mn,
cool, prospects of rain, River risen IN,
foot. business dull,
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THE WEST INDIES.


TIlE SOVEREIGNTY OF HAYTI OFFENDED.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-The mail ad.
vices from Hayti, stateIan excitement was
oCcasioncd at Cape Hayti, on the 10Th OF
April by landing the.bOats crew from the
United States steamer Nantucket at Car.
renage for HOwitZer practice. General
AllVls, commander OF the department,
chose to consider it hostile act and dis.
patched troops to ascertain the reason of
landing the Foreign guns, and remon.
strated with the American Consul a: the
request of the latter. Capt. Carpenter
rc'cmbarkcd the guns and men and pro.
ceeded 10 Port du Prince, where the
Haytian and Foreign Secretary made
a demand on the United States legation
ioF instant reparation for the insult.
FILILBUsTERING COMPLICATION.
KINGSTON, JA., May ll.-From later
adviccs regarding the steamer Edgar
Stewart it appears that the Captain of the
United States steamer Wyoming fully in.
tended taking the Stewart TO the Kew
West port, which she cleared Tor. The
Cubans, however, protested against this
armed occupation in British waters, and
forwarded their protest to the Governor
through the Collector of Customs, and 1t
was reported yesterday afternoon that the
Governor OF the Island had expressed the
opinion through the naval authorities of
Port Royal that such procedure on the
part OF IN American vessel of war in an
English harbor was IL hostile and serious
trcSpasS, How far this is true cannot now
be asCertaincd, but this Is known that
orders were issued by the government
here that the Edgar Stewart should be
allowed TO clear for wherever she pleased.
What the Captain of the Wyoming did
with his armed guard cannot be learned.
AT 6 o'clock the Edgar Stewart dropped
down to Port Royal TO take in the powder
and guns which were taken from her,
closely followed by Spanish man.of.
war. Night coming on, the Wyoming,
which will cover the Edgar Stewart to
sea, took advantage Of the time to coal up.
The taking in OF the guns and powder
will occupy the fillibuster some hours,
and there is evidently something in the
wind. The Cubans, who have been
spending u considerable amount of money,
got disheartCncl when the WyominCs
guard came on board the Edgar Stewart,
and have been exceedingly anxious to
find out whether the United States Gov.
eminent has approved Of the proposal to
carry them to Key West for trial.
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MEXICO.

MATAMoRAs, May l9.-AdvicCs from
Ccrallos ot the l2lh inst. confirms the
statement that Diaz is in ,Ialisco with
stall JuArcz has ordered Corolo TO takC
1000 men. GAlvNn Is his chief of
control Of all available forces at San Luis
move to Goudalajarc and operate against
DiAZ Garcia Dc La CadCna and Pedro
Martinez have again started Tor ZacatCcas
DouAtC GuCno is operating against Rocha
in Durango. One brigade of the latter
forces pronounced iOr Diaz and Joined
the rCvolHtionists. AlAtOrrG was defeated
in Mcmtous and Pueblo by McndCnc1
and Ncgrctc TrCvino is holding hi,
forces, awaiting an attack by Ccralos
The latter is in ltcgnosA with his infantry
and cavalry.
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Another Wag from the Wabash Syca
more.


TERRE HAUTE, May 20-The follow.
ing letter from Hon. d. W. Voorhees, has
just been received by Capt. J. G. Briggs,
prosecutor for this judicial circuit:
"WAsHNGToN, May 17.-Dear Captain
Your favor is at hand. The idea that
l would, under any circumstances, sup.
port Grant seems too ridiculous for seri.
Gus consideration. The statements to
that effect are maliCiously and absurdly
false. The reason why l will not sup.
port Greeley is that he is no better than
Grant in any respect, and on some points
he is worse. This was my meaning when
speaking in the House. No honest and
intelligent Democrat can support either
Grant or Greeley without first abandon.
ing his principles. Fire and water can
mingle more easily and consistently than
could become an adhercnt OF either Of
them. | shall stand by my sincere
and lie long principles. III did other.
wise would be dishonest man, unwOr
thy OF my own respect or the respect
Of any body else. II for this course
am 10 be condemned, am entirely CON
tent, and would not take any other for all
the hOnors the world has to give. con.
ildently believe, however, that the great
national Democratic party will not COM
nit u disgraCeful suicide at Baltimore on
the 9th Of July. l believe it will be
guided by principle and honor, and
present candidates for whom the true and
honest masses Of the Democratic party
can vote with self respect. | shall labor
to bring about such result while others
are laOoring TO nominate Greeley, the
most Odious man TO the Democratic party
in the United States. Gm willing that
the masses may judge between them and
me, md determine who has been true to
himself, 10 his party and TO his Convic.
tons. Yours truly,
y. W. VOORHEES,.
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Nashville Industrial Exposition.

NASHVILLE, May 2O-Thc Industrial
Exposition continues 10 draw largC
cro@ds Of visitors Every train from thu
north and south swclls the number TX
cgr-ln parties from nil the adjoining
Stale, continue tunrrivc The hotels RrI
crowded tOcXCcss, but NIL who come uTC
provided Tor Every hny something new
iFaddcd to the articles on exhibition, tn
number and variety Of which is highly
cTgd''nhlc and represents Nil parts oI tn
nation
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-, PLYMOUTH, May 9O.-Arrivcd, steamer
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, May 20. - Arrived
steamship llccla, from Boston.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Arrivcd, steamer
PCrricre, from BrCst
New loRE, MNy 2O.-Arrivcd, steamers
Alexandria md 1'rivacria, from Glasgow
SOUTHAMPTON, May 90 Arrived
New York, from New York.
NEW loRk, May 2O.-Arrivcd, steamer
Russia, from Liverpool
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shipment Of Race Horses TOR Long
IITNOCh,

LEXl%GroH, KY, May 2O-,Iohn ITNr'
per left here 10 day with five horses, in
CludiHg L0npIcllow, by the Adams FIX
press rm the Short Line for Long Branch
H. =, MCGnth leaves tomorrow with six
including Susan Ann Nud I!nEninr, and
John NJ. Clay will follow them ~
Wednesday, with his stable, They NIL *
direct To Long Branch To prepare Tor lht
rnccg, which will commence there on The
2ylh d .lmnn.
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FOREST FIRES.

BlNoHAMrroN, N. Y, May @O.-About
1000 acres OF the forest between this
city and the Pennsylvania State line wns
burned over on Saturday The farm
buildings were saved with much dim.
cully. The min on Saturday night was
timely
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DETROIT, May 2O.-The Presbyterian
Assembly this afternoon adopted the re.
port OF the standing Committee on Sus.
tentatiOn. The most exciting discussion
thus lar took place this evening on tho
report proposing change in the basis
OF representation in the Assembly. Tho
subject was still before the house when
il NLinnrnrd
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MEMPHIS, May @0-A special to the
Gon'c'c sAys four children, their ages
varying from two TO len years, were hOr.
ribly burned Saturday night, by the eldest
kindling fire with coal oil. One died in
an hour, the second and third soon after,
and were buried yesterday The fourth
died this morning.
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ClNCINSArl, May Gothic baltimore
~ Ohio railroad Company has reduced
the fare from Cincinnati to Philadelphia
md return to the Republican National
Convention To eighteen dollars, with the
privilege of visiting Washington on tho
samC ticket
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

offer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
hrm OF W. ". Miller i Co.
The purchaser can secure 8 reasonable lease OF
the Foundry aud grounds. ThG building Is Is
feet by 6S feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be ObsIuctcd, and contains ali the
necessary appliances OF a lrst-Class JObbus
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the prcmiscs
to Il. b. MILLER,
lang Rrcrivrr
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, May 2O-It Is officially an.
nounced to-day by tho government that
desertions from the Carllst bands In the
province OF Biscay have commenced.
Many insurrectionists have presented
themselves to the government troops to
give up their arms. More than 1000 have
already submitted. Uribari, a Carlist, Is
dead. The insurgent bands In the other
provinces arc dispensing.
1t Is also stated that tho attitude Of the
government Of France towards the Carl.
lists, and the facility with which the re-.
treating insurrectionists escaped into
France, has caused deep feeling OF
irritation on the part Of the Spanish gov.
eminent. Senor Garcia Gutierrez, Span.
ish Consul to Bayonne. France, has
arrived in Madrid. lie comes for the
purpose of formally complaining of tho
course pursued by tho French authorities
towards the fleeing Carlists. The detach.
ments Of government troops continue to
encounter the Carlist bands in disatected
provinces, and the insurgents arc invaria.
bly, beaten and dispersed.
A report was current this morning, that
Don Francisco Romero Robelldo, Minis.
ter of Public Works, had withdrawn from
the ministry, but 1t Is denied this after
noon.
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WASHINGTON.
Passage OF the Tax and Tariff DiIl
in the HouRa.

oSoobS VI ehc AdX ana TafIu Hill
In the House.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The tariff and
tax bills as amended In Committee Of thg
Whole has been passed by the House un.
der suspension OF the rules. The
House has also on motion OF Mr.. Dawes
concurred IN the Senate resolution for the
final adjournment on the Goth of May.
FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
A report received at the War Depart.
ment, dated Fort Leavcnworth the 9th
instant, says Gen. Granger reports a col.
lision between the troops and q thievine
band Of Utes at Terra Amariella, north.
west OF Abigniro, on the 9th inst. One
Indian was killed and one soldier severely
wounded. The attack was made by the
Indians in the presence of the Indian
Agent, and the troops defended them.
selves after repeated insults. Every eC.
tort was made by the agent and com.
manding officer TO prevent trouble. Gen.
Granger leaves to-day 10 prevent further
trouble, II possible, and says he Is lust
informed that the Apaches are going
peaCeably to their now Reservation.
bonds OUTSTANDING.
The amount of called 1862 bonds vet
outstanding is $11,733,10G.
DEATH OF A TREASURY OFFICER.
George Parnell, chief Of the Sub.
Treasury Division of the Secretary's office
and formerly Deputy Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, died ut Rockford, Con,
this morning.
THE TAX REDUCTION.
The total reduction by the tariff and
internal revenue sections, Is estimated at
$44,000,0O0. The proceedings on the tariff
bill last Friday reported by mistake, at.
tributed 10 Mr.. COnger, of Michigan the
motion TO reduce the tax on moOsic iron
made from sand ore by one process to six
dollars and thirty cents per ton. 1t was
Gallody, Of Tennessee who made that
motion and Mr.. Conger was opposed to
such II reduction, inasmuch us moosic
iron, which is made in Canada, comes in
to direct competition with Michigan and
Lake Superior iron, the interests which
Conger 3abors to protect This rate Of
duty lets In this iron, which is equal 10
the Swedish iron, at the same rate us
pig iron.
AIARGE SOUTHERN CLAIM.
The claim of Mrs. Fitzhugh, a relative
oI the family OF General Washington,
for $375,00O for wood and timber taken
from her estate for the United States army
during the rebellion, was filed to-day be.
fore the Southern Claims Commission.
Among the papers is n safeguard to the
lady, her family, and praperly, from Gen
Winfield Scott.
REPORT IN THE RoBEsoN CASE.
Representative Sargent, will to.mOr.
row, Tor himself, and Peters and Warren,
make report on the charges made by
the New York Sun, against Secretary
BobesOn. Representatives Blair, Of Mich,
and Fisher, will present the dissenting
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE

The new Steam Saw MIL at the head OF Wheel.
ing Island 10 offered Tor sale on very reasonable
terms. This MIL Ia capable Of cutting from 5000
TO 600 feet per day, aud has the best Log Har.
Dor known. Also acre Lot In the town OF
ton with the Mill. This Lot Ia situated a short
distance above the Furnace and Is splendid 10.
cAlity for Glass Houses or other nuiacturIng
bu ldIngs: For particulars, enquire on the prem.
ISes, or Of
s. i. WILLIAMS,
Cor. OF Walnut and Second S,s., Wheeling Island.
Api
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BoTH Houses of Congress have agreed
to adjourn on the Goth inst. The coun.
try will be grateful il they stick to the
agreement.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR. SALE

offer for sAle the honc In which how're ~
side, situate on John street, u few doors s;;i
east OF Fifth. The house Is q substantial e1slA
two-story brick containing eight rooms, br.
sides bath room and kitchen, and anshed
Atuc, with good cellar, hot and sold water In
bathrooms. The house 10 In good order and
well located and In every way desirable prop.
Brty, being but little over square from tic
Post Once. There Is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house.
Any one wishing to purchase can examine he
premises al any limo.
sept25 JNO. r. McDERMOT.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land. Price rom 800 to $1,000 each.
TERNs-one-fourth cash, the residue in equal
InStallmOuts at one, two and three years, with in.
terest. JNO. =. 9ILCHRIST,
Gpl0 AT Ton Mil
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REPORT IN THE RoBEsoN CASE.

Representative Sargent, will to.mOr.
row, Tor himself, and Peters and Warren,
make a report on the charges made by
the New York Sun, against Secretary
BobcsOn. Representatives Blair, OF Mich,
and Fisher, will present the dissenting
views,
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A UOTIoN, AUCTION, AUCTION.
tnyt
COUNTER FOR SALE.

GOOD SECOND HAND COUNTER,
For sale At HUBBARD d BROS,
my4 Furniture Rooms, Sc and IS Market St,
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The Imperial Band Coming to the
Jubilee.
BERLIN, May 2O.-The Imperial Band,
by consent OF the Emperor, will sail
shortly for America TO take part In the
Worlds Peace Jubilee at Boston.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

Exclusively TO the IntcllIgencer.
By the Western Union Line.
OEcO Northwest ooT.,oi Main and Monroe sts.l
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TUST RECEI YE.D AND rUn SALE
q low by LIST, DAVENPORT \ PARKS,
25 llhdE n. .. Sugar.
80 Iris choice MOlAsACR, IAn90
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ESE-25 BONES FINE 60.
" snEN (nrw) Just received and for sale by
mNlN Nj llklIlN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-29

Grafton lasted three months. One sue
cumed to the operation, and the other
died Of chronic diarrhea induced by it.
The man has a remarkable appear
ance. A visage of unusual villainy,
rendering superhuous the vermillion
warning in Arabic, in the palms Of his
hands, that he is very dangerous and
desperate parsonage, and cautioning all
men to beware of him. He has black,
coarse hair, stubby uncombed beard, low
forehead, and look like that Of Cain
after he was branded But he has a
figure Of exquisite proportions, fine
union Of symmetry and strength. His
skin naturally is very firm, we'll adapted
for the destiny that has met him. On
his breast and back are several cicatrices
Of old standing covered with the tattoo
ing, which occurred FIVE years ago.
These he states are the results of bullet
wounds.
! The entire surface of the body is tat
tooed. At short distance his appear
ance is that of blue man, but On nearer
approach the blae mass unfolds itself
into skin painting of marvellous beau
ty, only enough of true skin color re-
naming to relieve the different figures.
The painting consists of beasts-tigers,
girafes, monkeys, elephants-birds in
all positions, and imaginary creatures.
The interspaces are filled with flowers,
geometrical lines, and texts from the
Koran. On his forehead is lynx, on
each cheek star, around his neck geo.
metrical figures.
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we're kept together in the custody
of officers, who permitted them to at
tend the Baptist church in Maysville.
This afforded an opportunity not to be
neglected by the clergyman who otfici-
ated on that occasion, and he proceeded
to preach a sermon having practical
application to the case which the jury
had under consideration, taking for his
text the words: Release unto me
Barabbas; now Barabbas was robber.
During his discourse the minister said:
Some in this house may think / am
pleading for mercy for the man now be-
ing tried for his life in this village.
Such is not the case, for / believe the
mans hands are reeking with blood;
also, his wife's and her mother reeking
with blood. / have read and carefully
examined the evidence, and from that
have come to this conclusion" Mar
lows counsel very naturally assumes
that it was not fair to his client that the
jury should have been preached to in
such strain, and he has obtained the
stay of proceedings on that ground.
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Lirs,s brightest Hour.

From the Montreal Gazette.J
Not long since met gentleman who
is assessed for moro than a million. Sill
yer was in his hair, care upon his brow,
and he stopped beneath his burden Of
wealth. We were speaking of that pc
riod of life when we had realized the
most perfect enjoyment, or, rather,
when we had found the happiness near
est to be unalloyed. Ill tell you
said the millionaire, when was the hap
piest hour of my life. At the age of one
and twenty, / had saved up $500. ! was
earning $500 year and my father did
not take it from me, only requiring that
| should pay for my board. At the age
of twenty-five ] had secured a pretty
cottage, just outside of the city. | was
able to pay two-thirds Of the value down,
and also to furnish it respectfully. j
was married on Sanday-a Sunday in
June-at my fathers house. Ny wife
had come to me poor in purse, but rich
in the wealth of her womanhOod. The
Sabbath and the Sabbath night we passed
beneath my father roof and on Monday
morning l went 10 my work, leaving my
mother and sister TO help in preparing
nv HON ]. On Monday evening when the
labors of the day we're done, l went not
to tie paternel shelter, as in the days
past, but to my own hQme--my own
home. The holy atmospherg Of that
hour seems 60 surround me even nov ~
the memory. / opened the door of my
cottage and entered. laid my hat on
the little stand in the hall, and passed
on into the kitchen-our kitchen and
dining room were all one then. / pushed
open the kitchen door and was-in
hesvenl The table vas set against the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Atmospheric Diseases air. without
which no creature could live. is the source Of
diseases Of which millions die. At this sea-
son, especially, the atmosphere is full Of the
germs of many kinds of sickness. Every
globule of the mist and fog which cloud the
earth and sky in spring holds in solution It's
portion Of miasmatie poison.
The evil effects Of this arial virus can only
be certainly averted by increasing the vital
activity Of the system and securing the full
and free exercise of all its natural functions,
and hence II is, that Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, the great nerve strengthener, regulator
and antidote to malaria. is imperatively re-
quired in the spring months.
1t is at this time, too, that Dyspepsia as
sumes its most distressing types. and that
persons of bilious habit usually suffer most.
There is an influence in the air which de
presses the spirits as we'll as the physical en-
ergies, and in order to restore their elasticity
tonic treatment is absolutely necessary.
All the world knows that the wonderful
efficacy of Hostetter's Bitters in cases of indi-
gestioB, biliousness, nervous prostration and
malarious fever is due to tho potency Of its
tonic. Alternative and apsrient materials. and
the absolutely pure stimulant with which
they are incorporated.
1t is because the public have been taught by
twenty years experience that the article can
be implicitly trqsted-inasmueh as 1t performs
uniformly and certainly all that 1t Is adver-
tised to do-that they prefer this sovereign
tonic to eve;y other. Hence its immense and
ever-increasinE sales, aud hence. too. alas
the many counterfeits and limitations. against
which there is no safeguard except the close
scrutiny Of the purchaser.