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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

New York, October 25.-A London
special says that the Cabinet decree ol
Emperor William was communicated 81,
multaneously yesterday to the American
and English Embassy. It says the Amerl,
can claim Is most In accordance with
tho true Interpretation OF the Treaty o.
1865, that the boundary line should run
through Deharo channel.
The Bank of England did not propose
TO borrow four millions sterling from
France. II was Theirs who endeavored
StrenuouSly 10 induce the bank TO borrow
that sum, but the bank declined, and an
swered that II Thiers wished TO deposit
four millions in London to draw against,
It would accept Of the deposit. Theirs
object was to use the face Of 1t for political
purposes, to enable him 10 make the boast
that his government had restored com.
plGtely the material prosperity OF France.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October 95-The Conven.
tion OF the Christian Missionary So
ciety today appointed the evening Of the
third Wednesday Of November ior day
Of prayer throughout the churches for
the prosperity oi missions, convention or
regular preaching and church ediice
fund. A committee Of three was appoint.
cd to report at the next meeting place
ior establishing permanent fuEd 10 as.
sist in the or rection Of church buildings.
A committee oil three was appointed 10
select place for the next meeting. No.
tice was given that motion would be
made 10 substitute the word Louisville
ior Cincinnati in the fifth article of the
Constitution. The report was commit.
ted on legacieg, favoring the incorpora.
ton OF State board 10 enable them 10
receive and use legacies.
The Convention will probably adjourn
finally tomorrow.
There were about two hundred In the
party oi conductors which went to the
Mammoth Cave this morning, including
fifty ladies.
A young man, about nineteen years oil
age, very emaciated and apparently very
III, arrived by the Nashville train last
night and registered at the U. &. Hotel as
Horace Warden, from Nashville, This
afternoon about three o'clock he was
found lying In bed dead. No cause Ii
known ter bis death. An inquest will be
held tomorrow.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-There was a
large meeting OF Germans tonight, al
which the Temperance question and Sun
day laws were generally discussed. Reso
lutions were passed pledging support tC
no candidate who will not stand by gen.
eral civil liberty and freedom, or 10 any
candidate for the Legislature who will
not pledge himself to oppose temperance
and Sunday laws. They also adopted q
resolution declaring in favor of salaries
for all public officers, and the entire abol
ishment Of fees.
A committee Of twenLy.four were ap-
pointed 10 call on the candidates and
ascertain their views on these questions
All but two Of the committee are saloon
keepers.
The locomotive engineers adjourned
this evening and most OF the members o
the Convention left for hoMe to night
The next meeting Of the brotherhood will
he held in Philadelphia, on the third
Wednesday OF October, 1873. The re-
ports OF officers show that $1,000 have
been distributed to the widows and or
phans of deceased engineers during the
past year. Tho following officers wert
elected: Grand Chief Eogineer, Charles
Wilson, of Cleveland; First Grand Engi-
neer, 7. s. 1ngraham, Of Fort Wayne
Second Engineer, Robert Pearson, O
Toronto; First Grand Assistant Engineel
and ex. Oftlcio Secretary, Charles Fellows
Of Cleveland; Second Grand Assistan'
Engineer and Secretary, P. W. Asthan, o
Albany; Third, L D. TUFTS, OF Philadel
phia; Grand Guide, G. W. johnson, O
sacramento; Grand Chaplain, G. W
Tyne, Of Indianapolis; Trustee Of Charity
Fund, J. II. Prince.
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National Unitarian conference.

BosToN, October 25.-The National
Unitarian Conference today elected Ebe.
nezer lockwood Hoar, President, and a
long list Of Vice Presidents, among whom
are Daniel L. shorey, of Chicago, and
George Partridge, Of st. Louis. John IL.
Sherwood, OF Louisville, was elected one
OF the Council. The following resolutions
were adopted:
ReSO!oed, That no obstacle be permitted
to remain which shall deprive any child
OF the grandesE means Of being moulded
into American life.
ReS0Iued, That we will resist 10 the ut.
termost any attempt 10 use one cent OF the
public funds for any UNCONVENTIONAL OF
sectariGn purposes.
ReSolred, That while yielding to no body
Of religious worSbippers in our reverence
for the bible and our grateful acceptance
Of the truths 1t contains, and commending
1t TO every one TO study, we nevertheless
would not insist upon II as an essential or
useful part oil our public school system.
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Letter from Richard W. Thompson.

Letter from Richard W. Thompson.
TERRE HAUrE, October 25.-The Daily
Express, Of this city, will print the follow.
ing letter from Hon. Richard W. Thomp.
son tomorrow morning:
"TERRE HAuTE, October 25.
"TO tie Editor Of the Eepres:
"You were right in saying, as you did
In the RTpreSS Of this morning, that the
connection of my name with q supposed
plot to defeat the reelection Of Gov. Nor.
ton to the Senate Is entirely without al.
thority. have neither done nor contem.
plated anything Of the kind, and shall not.
My wish TO see the ranks Of the Republi.
can party remain unbroken Is so strong
that II l desired to go to the Senate /
would not do so at the expense OF its uni.
tyI But l have no such desire, greatly
preIerring to remain a private citizen and
never again to hold a political Office OF
any kind. II / were q member Of the
Legislature / should vote Tor Governor
Morton, and both hope and expect to see
every Republican member do so. He has
fairly won his reelection, not only by his
great ability, but by the wonderful amount
OF labor he has performed during this
canvass, and the Republicans of this State
would 6e unjust to themselves II they
were to withhold it..
"Very respectfully. &C.,
"R. W. THOMPSON"
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 25.-Thiers has forbid.
den the sale OF caricatures OF OK Emperor
Napoleon and his family.
PARIS, October 25.-The members oi
the Japanese Embassy, now in Paris, were
entertained at banquet last night In
honor Of the birthday Of the Mikado.
The Permanent Commission of the
National Assembly has suspended Its regu.
lar sitting. At the last meeting Of the
Commission N. Grevy, chairman, an.
nounced that he would lay before the As.
sembly as soon as 1t re.assSembled the pro.
test Of Prince Napoleon against his ex.
pulsion from France.
Mencier's chocolate mandatory was
damaged BY fire last night to the extent
OF $6O,000.
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BELLAIRE.


(From Thursdays independently
Mr.. w. B. RIsLER has a fine brick
business house nearly completed In Old
Bellaire.
A LITTLE boy in North Bellalre lell,in
the trench dug TO receive the water pipes,
breaking his collar bone.
THE work on the new U. P. Church
is progressing rapidly. We think the
contractor for tho carpenter work has
found out how they put up houses in Chi.
cago.
FROM all our glass manufactures we
hear the most cheering reports. None Of
them are able to I'll all the orders as fast
as received, though working up to their
utmost capacity.
SOUTH BELLAIRE still continues to i'm.
prove rapidly, and as the season closes
soon, the hurry 10 finish before the frosts
OF winter set in, makes a brisk demand
for carpenters and plasterers.
The Blast Furnace will be built on the
river bank just south Of the Bellaire Nail
Works, on the property purchased Of Mr..
Morgan and the heirs Of T. A. Horn.
Ground was broken for the furnace on
Tuesday. This improvement will be
completed as rapidly as the weather will
permit. All the stock has been taken
and many offers lor stock refused.
OFFICER OWENS wanted one Speidel
on Monday. Speidel had business in
West Virginia, and started on o brisk run
pursued by the officer. No boat OF any
kind being convenient Speidel took to
the water without any hesitation and
waded TO tho middle OF the river, where
he was met by asfriend from BenwoOd,
and in lew minutes was rapidly landed
on the sacred SOIL"
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24-The certificate
OF incorporation Of the Indianapolis Ell
eyator Company was filed last evening
in the office OF the Secretary of State
The object Of the formation OF said com.
pany Is TO build, own, and operate grain
elevators and the tracks connected there.
with. Capital 100000; term Of exist.
ence fifty years; place OF business at OF
near Indianapolis; number Of stOckhold,
ers eight. The following named stock
holders are 10 be the directors for the
first year: G. W. Smith, VIM. p. Gal
lup, Edward Gallup, Edward King, Jno
G, Wright, Wm, COughlin, Ingram
Fletcher, and Nicholas MCOarty.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 25.-Tn the Superior
Court, yesterday, Judge Gary decided ID
the case Of Lynden rS. Lynden, in which
the complainant, the young daughter O
prominent wealthy citizen, who recent
y married her fathers Coachman, sued
tor divorce "a the ground Of being de.
celved into the marriage. The court de.
MED decree and the plaintiff took an ap.
peal to the Supreme Court.
The question OF enforcing the Sunday
liquor law Ia the absorbing one Just now
among the friends and opponents OF the
law. Last evening there was very
large gathering oil Germans at Twelfth
street Turner Hall, and resolutions were
passed cOndemning the law as relic Of
Puritanism and an infringement upon the
constitutional rights Of citizens, declaring
they would oppose ii and use all means to
secure its repeal, requesting the May
or TO suspend the enforcement OF the
law until the organization Of a
new Common Council, and pledging
themselves 10 support no candidates
Tor State, county or city officers, who are
not known to favor similar views on the
subject. Speeches in accordance with
The spirit Of the resolutions were made by
Francis LOckner, President OF the North
American Turner Bund, Emil Dietsh and
other prominent Germans. There were
also several meetings OF temperance men
In different quarters Of the city, which
were addressed by Rev. Robt. Collyer,
Rev. Parkhurst, Rev. W. A. Bartlett and
Others, all OF whom expressed their deter.
miuatiou to stand by the authorities in
sustaining and executing the law at oil
hazards.
At a meeting in the North division, pre-.
limInary steps were taken to place a tem.
perance ticket for members OF the Legisla.
lure in the field.
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Trial of Chief of Police McwilllamD.

NEw YORK, October 25.-In the trial
Of Chief oi Police McWiliams at Jersey
City, TO day; for completely 10 tho bank
robbery, Charles J. Proctor testified: II
first became acquainted with McWilliams
at the Metropolitan Hotel, we talked
about the protection he was 10 give me
in the bank robbery. He gave part
OF the money with which I paid the
rent OF the rooms near to the bank" He
then corroberatcd the testimony oil Den,
nanen as 10 the particulars Of the arrang
ments with McWilliAmS. The trial L
! still progressing.
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What Twenty Months Of Democrat,
Rule Has Done for West Virginia.

From the West vIrgInian.)
Never were our political affairs so com
pletely muddled as they are at the present
time. The Constitutional @ Conventional
itself unnecessary, unreasonable, uucalled
fOr-has done more to disarrange the ma.
chinerY oi the State government than was
occasioned by the four years of war; Un
der the old Constitution tho State had
been economically, safely and successful
ly conducted for nine years. There was
no unnecessary expense, no debts contrac'
ted, and the people Of the State were con
tented, peaceful and prosperous. But In
the course Of events the Democratic par.
ty was suddenly elevated to power-the
result ot which certainly cannot
be ignored nor easily misunderstood
A heavy, foolish expenditure OF mon
ey was resolved upon by the Leaders
OF that party, in order to insure
them more than the usual emoluments o.
position and power, and the Constitution
al Oonvention-called ostenslbly to mod
iiy and improve the State Constitution
but really for very different object-haI
given US a Constitution by no means the
superior OF the other, besides entailiug
upon the people Of the State q great deal
oil burdensome legislation, many odious
laws, inferior forms oil government, a null
tiplicity Of elections, and general disorder
and dsarrangement in the conduct OF the
government. A goodly heritage, truly
A recommendation, tco, for the responsi-
BILE partyl 1t is not folly nor nonsense
to talk facts; and these are facts how
ever charitably men may be induced to re
gard them; however earnestly the (so'
called Democratic party may seek to Tree
itself from the odiums oil the situation.
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Railroad Accident.

New YORK, October 25.-The II A. N.
express train from Philadelphia 10 day
ran into way train on switch south Of
Elizabeth, M. The engine and baggage
car OF the express train were wrecked,
aud two passenger cars ran of the track
and were damaged. A number of pass
engers were injured, none seriously. All
the cars oil the way train were more or
less damaged. The conductor OF the lat
ter train was injured. The accident de-
layed trains on the road several hours.
The Philadelphia train was fifteen minutes
behind time when the accident occurred,
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LOUISVILLE, October 25.-R.vcr falling;
10 inches in chute and forty inches on
Portland bar.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
cloudy and COOL mercury %. River risen
4 inches.
VlCKsBURo, October 95.-Weathcr clear
and cool. River falling.
MEMPHls. October 25.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River about stationary,
CINCINNATI, October 25.-River @ in-
ches and rising. Raining gently nearly
all day.
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been fumigated and sprinkled with car.
bolic OF lime, and other stables will I'm.
dergo similar process.
AT DuFFALo.
BUFFALo, October 25.-The wet wealth.
er caused the street cars TO stop running
at o'clock this evening, They have but
three well horses out Of 800, and all their
stock has been worked during their sick.
ness. The disease Is now abating. The
bad weather forces owners to keep their
animals of the street to ddy.
AT oswE0o.
0swRoo, October 25.-0nly q few cases
Of the horse disease have made their ap-
pearance 10 this city. The towing com.
panies let their horses cOuditionally, and
they will not be held responsible II the
horses fail before reaching their destina-
ton. The shipments by canal continue
large and uninterrupted.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, October 25.-Ten or twelve
cases Of the horse disease are reported
here tonight. The horse owners are
alarmed.
AT BOSTON.
BOsToN, October 25.-The horse dis
ease has acquired q greater prevalence
here to-day, and tho business streets, ex.
cept for the crowd oi pedestrians, wear
Sabbath day appearance. There are
some instances where oxen are substituted
for horses IN hauling heavy freight. Large
express companies having several hun.
dred head Of horses continue to do bust.
uess, but many Of tho smaller companies
are compelled to suspend. OF the twelve
hundred horses owned by tho Metropdi.
tan horse railroad nearly every one Is af.
tected, and a total suspension Of street
railway travel is threatened.
LATER.
u g,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 25.-The Senate has
adopted the address in reply to speech
from tho Throne by vote OF rs against
l9 The address had previously been
adopted by the Cortes.
The resolution providing for the aboli.
ton OF capital punishment for political
offences, has been rejected by vote Of
90 against SO.
Meetings in opposition to the army
conscriptton system continue 10 be held
in the provinces. opt.
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The Eastern Railroad Disaster

PORTSMOUTH, N. a., October 25.-At
the railroad inquest this morning, Benja.
min Walton, Of Seabrook, testified that
brakeman Daw stated TO group Of men
Immediately after the accident that he
must have left the switch wrong for the
express train. 1t Is said that several
Others who heard DAVIS statement in the
first excitement, will support Walton'G
testimony.
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Vice President CoIfax at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, October 25.-The Acad-
emy Of Music was filled 10 overfowing
tonight to listen to Vice President Collax,
Senator Tim. o. Howe and others. MIR.
Colax did not arrive until haltpast eight,
but spoke over an hour on the issues Of
the campaign, and retraining from oil
personalities he gave clear view OF the
situation from bis standpoint.
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NJ. s. p. r. r. AT CAMBRIDdE.-The
trestle Is across Wills Greek, aud the
train will cross the y. o. r. r, next
week. Hundreds Of the citizens Of Cam.
bridge visited the end oil the railroad,
about mile from town, on Sunday last.
The completion Of the road to Cambridge
promises TO create quite sensation
BdrneSrilk EnterpriSe.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, October 25-George Bancroft,
American Minister to Germany, has re-
ceiVed the congratulations Of large mum.
Der OF his countrymen on the decision OF
the Emperor in the San Juan case.
Baron Tanchintz. publisher, has been
appointed Consul General to Great Brit.
ain, at Leipsig.
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An address to the Democrats and
Liberals Of West Virginia" in yesterdays
HSn''er bears the signatures of several
gentlemen as Estate Campaign Commit.
"e INST among which is "Hon. F. PIER
r0NT"' This Is intended we presume
70 peFsonate Ex Gov. F. Il. PEIRPoNT;
OO' The Governor in signing his name
would not be likely to leave out the "H."
%'o prefix the "Hon." Some conclude
0Snane must have been signed by proxy
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CANADA.

TORONTO. ONT, October 25.-Hon. Mr..
Mowat has formed new Ontario Cabi.
net, consisting Of R. Mowat, Premier and
Attorney General; Adam Croops, Treas.
urcr, i. B. Pardee, Secretary Of State;
A. McKellar, Minister Of Public Works
and r. W. Scott, Commissioner Of Crown
Lands.
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GRAFTON, October 25, 70.
To the Editors ofthe Tntelligencer.
The vote at this point was very light
yesterday. West Grafton, which usually
polls 100 votes, gives Martin 1S votes;
Wisner 8 and Boteler /.
Grafton, with a voting population OIL
500, gives Martin 149; Wlsner 80 and
BOteler IS.
MartinsburG Reported Vote-Wisner
1888; Martin 322; Boteler 25; Lvce 5.
Truly yours, B.
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c,!!! aGE number Of those who were well
SOVavInced that the fourth Thursday in
s,so'! S,sSooer was the only legal day tor the
S'',an SSSuon Of members Of Congress in this
SSmSs eWs oy no means measured by the
IsSasNI OIs OF votes cast yesterday In the
iSTal i,stal counties Of the First district
",rSOF M, oil Colonel Ben Wilson.-Resister.
W.. "0yno'' Its tho only expression OF
Trl'on w. there has been, and about the best
Soa Of one that can be. obtained.
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IaE few seltrighteous Democrats in the
WantFy who are 90 much better, and
puet, and wiser than all the rest Of the
SNy That they can't vote for Greeley in
November, will have the satisfaction Of
HIuO~Ing, st(er the votes are counted out,
Wy have made fools Of themselves
Aa''tNs5urg Era.
on the contrary, 1t will be those Demo.
HaH who vote for GREELEY that will re.
nOthiuV.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRTH, October 25.-The State
Mass Convention Of colored Liberals held
here TO day was well attended. T. H
Walker, Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor, and |. A. Riggs, candidate for Con-
gress, and others made speeches.
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PRESTON COUNTY.

RowLEsBuRa, October Is.
To the Editors OF tho lntOllIgencer:
No election was held here yesterday
for member Of Congress. Poll books
were sent here to the Inspector OF Elec
tions, but no person desiring to vote, the
polls were not opened. The voters here
concluded that once in q year, at least Ia
vote for member Of Congress, was sufll.
clent, and they having voted on tho 22d
OF August at the general election, for a
member Of Congress, they deem that a
valid election and they entertain no doubt
but that Congress, being the sole Judge o:
the election and qualification OF It's mem.
bers, will award Mr.. Hsgans the seat.
Respectfully yours,
CHAs. HooToN.
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From Chesapeake Bay 10 Lake Erie,
and thence over tho Middle States and
New England. threatening weather with
continued rain. Northeasterly winds
brisk to high, on the Atlantic coast, but
veerlng on the bay to brisk southwesterIy
winds, with clearing weather, by satur'
day noon. In the South Atlantic States
and Southern Virginia, and thence tc the
Ohio Valley and the Gulf partly cloudy
and clearing weather, with but little Il
any rain. In the northwest and on the
WesterniLSkes partly cloudy and warm
weather, falling barometer and winds
veeriug TO southsrly on Saturday. On the
Lower Lakes northeasterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain. The Upper Ohio river
will probably rise by Saturday night
Warning signals continue at Norfolk,
Baltimore, Cape May, New York, New
London and Boston, and arc ordered fol
Portland, Maine.
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o,, NAw MuSic.-We acknowledge receipt
TWO pieces OF new music all the way
s%Sn9 IOI The Pacific coast. They are entitled
p pSu''afen's Songs" One is "God Bless
.spA', . and the other "Loving Hearts
c" SUu0a You, Mother" Published by NJ,
SsAT, San Francisco.
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AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, VICTORIA, October 20,
VIA LONDON, October 25.-Trouble has
occurred with the natives OF the Chatham
Islands in the South Pacific ocean, and
the whites are threatened with extermi.
nation.
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NEW CREEK, Oct. 24.-The vote al
this place Is as follows: D. ID. T. Farms.
worth 90; B. F. Martin SO; A. R. Boteler
/; J. N. Wisner /.
In haste, T,R,C.
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Thursdays Elections,
A Tremendous Rally In Wood
County,

PARKERsBURa, W. Va, Oct. 25.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
Out Of fourteen hundred votes in this
township one hundred and ninety.six
were polled today for Congressman. Mr..
Wilson received one hundred and fifty.
nine, the balance scattering. A bigger
farce. never was enacted here. s,
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Information has been received at Al.
bany, New York, Of the death ol Charles
E. Perry, United States Consul at ASpln-
wall
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Deputy U. s. Marshal Luther Gil
more arrested a man named Taylor, Fal-
day, Tor running an illicit distilery in Clay
county, Indiana.