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TIE "PIoNEER" SEIzEp.-Tbe ITnited St,+

The PIONEER" SRIzED.-The United States
marshal ct Newport, L. L., and Capt. Richie
of the revenue cutter Moccasn, went aboard
the Gull an schooner Pioneer Saturday, and
took charge of her for violation of the neutrality
laws. Lieut.. Chauseon, Of the Cuban service
GeInahGed The marshafs papers in the name of
the Cuban republic, which we're read to him.
Lieut.. Chauseon protested against the seizure of
the Pioneer. fired a gun and threw his SWORD,
overheard, nailed the Cuban colors to the mast,
aud VIII his officers and crew lett the vessel in
the hands of the marshal.
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TRENTON. August IL lie G. IS a. M. tram II 4
Camden and A u boy. ran into two csrs s.enai1
on the hinkorc branch between Whitehall anli
ficreEce, smashing two cars and damaging the
locomotive. &c accident was caGse, bv a Inis
paced SWITCH. -nc.fecr Heines Observing -he
switch, reversed fae engine and DC and fht.
brakeman Jumped OF. Tne brakeman vas dan
eeFously and heiHes seriously injured. NJ
olhers were EuFt 1 ae wreck has been cleared
away and ever thin. - going along o. t.-ne
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VIM. Lloyd Garrison Answers Mr.


BOSTON, August 5.-William LLOYD Garrison,
in letter addressed 10 Charles Sumner review
Ing Mir. Summers recent communication to the
coloTed voters, says" propose 20 speak with
equal nlainnecs, and a. earnestly TO counsel nv
colored countTymen not 20 follow your lead IN
this matter, but A. voters % move unitelly for
the reelection of President Grant by every con-
sideration pertaining 20 their safety and happi-
ness, 10 tie cause Of equal rights. and 10 he
furtherance Of national peace and unitv.~
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Mr.. Greeley in Rhode Island.

new DIRK, August "a Bristol. X. l., dis
patch says that On the return OF Horace Greeley
to-day 10 thai place ne viii be given TIE honoI
OF hnncTed gum salute and muUiciral recep-
ton. Last evening Chief Justice chase met
blr. Greeley a. the house OF Senator SpTagpe
CONCORD, August 5.-ffOrace Creole l. ex-
rected in this city Thursday. 4 receTt On viii
probably be rendered him. lie will 20 . Brad
iord I'm the afternoon n the guest OF Mason W.
Talpan.
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The Alleged INDIAN Frau,,S

81. LUUl>, August 5.-MussT- Shi nks
sH!th, and BUrICtte, the su &C Jmn.l zee OF Ia ;
iicnse committee OF Indian affairs, Gp 15in-e
Investigate the alleged frauds or = e tribes in
habiJng the inc'Rz territory. arrived here yes
terLay and leit 'or homo this morning. Ihev
nave visited Tie ChDcktaw, ChickasaW, Creek,
csSces, anc cfGtr tribes. and have taken an
immense amount ~ testimony and uneartLe 8
frauds - d very large amount
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DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB A LADY BATHRE.
The Cape May Wdre says: On Tuesday about
was in bathing, two women and a man, who
were also bathing, pretended to run before her.
Instead Of passing, they ran against the lady,
threw her down, and tried to hold her head
beneath tho water. One of the women then
grasped the hard of the lady and endeavored to
steal diamond ring from her finger. She
lance soon came to her relief The miscreants
were not arrested.
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From Europe TO-DAY.

A
PARIS, August 5.-President ThierS viii leave
Paris to-day Tor 1ionyille, a seaside resort, IN
the department OF CalyadOs.
THEIRS CONCRATULATEs AMADFVs
MADRID, August 5,-Amadeus has arrived al
San Sebastian. He met with n warm reception.
lie was also visited by the Project OF the
French Department OF Bases. Pyrcnes, who de-
llyered letter from Theirs TO tie King. con
graduating him on his recent escape from
assassination.
PROSECUTIONS FOR ALLEGED ELECTION
FRATDS.
NV YORK, August 5.-Englsh mail aIvfses
state that the Attorney General for Ireland an
nounced i'm the House OF Commons on the 23i
ultmO that after the fullest and most careful
conference with the Solicitor General for Ire
land and the law officers of the Crown they had
unanimously resolved 70 prosecute twenfy-four
out OF thirty-siN persons charged bv Justice
heogh in bis report on the Galway election
case with having been guilty OF undue inhu-
ences and intimidations. Among the twenty
four TO be prosecuted were the Roman Catholic
bishop of Clanfert, Capt Nolan, his brother.
Mr., Sebastian Nolan, and nineteen Roman
Catholic priests.
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MR.. GRRgLRY's NEW ENGLAND Tour
Horace Greeley arrived at Fall River yesterday
morning, and proceeded to Bristol, r. /, VIM.
y. Miller, delegate to the Baltimore convention,
with eighty others, went with Mr.. Greeley in a
tug to Narragansett Bay, where he was met by
Senator Sprague and his brother, Amasa
Sprague. chairman of the Rhode Island deleea-
ton to Baltimore, and taken In Q carriage to
Senator Sprague's mansion. He will extend his
visit to New Hampshire and Vermont
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A VICIOUS YOUNG MURDRRRR.-On Monday
of the last week MIR. Barnhart and wife, living
their children at home alone. While their
parents were absent their boy about twelve
years old, took gun and threatened to shoot
MS sister, who is younger than he. She ran into
another room, and he called after her. saving
that if she ran away he would shoot the baby,
which he did. The baby was q little girl
eighteen months old, and the ball passed
through her temple as she lay sleeping ON the
bed, killing her instantly.
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Fire I'm Nashville

NASHVILLE August 5.--M. Burns sadfisry
warehouse, CONF tom * CARROTS grocery store
-. Loyenan * Coz aid O:weil * Bros dry
goods stores. on y aEhet str eet were burned tbs
morning. Nearly ali the stocks were DESTROYED.
The loss is Eotyet Gscertained.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 5.--The loss by tie ire this
morning Is estimated a. SO 900, Insured sag
400.
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THE EXPULSION OF THE JHsUrrs-EiOht
hundred German Catholics held meeting last
night ia Cincinnati and passed resolutions de-
nouncing the expulsion of the Jesuits from Ger
many. The meeting was addressed by Father
Leopold, one OF the expelled Jesuits. who is now
settled over church In that city. The meeting
resolved to send copies of their resolutions Ia
Emperor William and Bismarck
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Movements Of the President

NEW YORK. August "a special dispatch
from Alexandria Bay says the President is stop
ping at the residence of Mr.. Pullman. The
President, in company with General sheridan.
went fishing on Saturday and caught a .ine
lot OF fish. The President holds reception
this morning, (Monday.)
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MISS vAs LEV, the postmistress of R,e6-'
OF the Charlottesville IsteIigesc-r -. n, - ss
frst time II has been our pleasure 10 see her s
We ssPec,ed 70 see very old lady, ON crutchss
perhaps, ont were surprised, when meeting hsr'
20 see really MISUNDERSTANDING and snrsyTti,,,
Iaoy, With beautiful blue hair, gray ewes ans
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DEATH OF AK OLD CITIZEN OF Rrcuxov
John Gr;eme, ST., for fifty years a residen. .,
TINS CITY, died on Friday, az the resijepce OF 's
Tn. oohn al 9ne, DR., news editsr of the whie
a MS event " as not unlocked for as NJ "a as. .
been severely III for some time. re wa . --s
tive Of ScotlRnd.-Rtckm0nd Ia =, 80 a. - ma
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owned by Hues Msher. and conts wS e,es ssonf
,o,ooo pusnc.s of grain. barley and corn, wss
this morning. The grain was worth
$4,000 and the building So, 900. The insurance
Is unknown.
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The GENEVA ARBITRATION will complete ,ts
work within month. The adjournment last
week was que 70 the necessity of exchanging
ton. a.. issuing
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The SALE OF THE RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER RAILROAD, ETC, ENJorNRp.-On Friday
the required secur ty OF 81 900 on the injunction
gran ted by Judge Wingfeld against the sale Of
the RichDond and York River railroad &c
was given: The injunction is thus perfected and
the advertised sale prohibited TIN ofhervisa nr
dered.-Rieimond { d.) WHO, VI
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NAVAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS John L..
Worden, now in command of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, will be the next officer promoted
to the grade Of rear admiral, which promotion
takes place on the 10Th Of November next, when
Rear Admiral John A. Winslow retres on ac-
count OF long and faithful service, and Commo-
dOre Norden, of Monitor fame, takes his place.
On the oath of November Rear Admiral Jos. F.
Green will be retired, and Commodore Geo. F.
Emmons, now in command of the PHILADELPHIA
navy yard, will be promoted to rear admiral to
take his place. Rear Admiral Winslow, how
ever, having received a vote of thanks from
Congress, constructively remains on the active
list for ten years after the date of his retire.
ment, but another off Ger is promoted at the date
OF his retirement, the same as if he had been
retired permanently.
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~. MRS; Bach was gored by a bun in T,,,is-
h hIhs ~ 8. y generally supposed there th4t tss
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The CIBAN RRBELLIoN.-The Captain Gem
eral of Cuba reports that during the last two
weeks 1e2 rebels have been killed, SO taken pris-
don; Spaniards were killed and III wnnnhsd
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A PropelIer aud Cargo burned.

CoLLiNGwoop, August 1.-The ProPeHer VI;
Il. Robertson from Chicago for this port, and
her cargo (includine 16,50o bushels OF wheaD
we're totally destroyed By fre last night NO
li,.-s were lost.
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PIANOS, &c.
. COINS EXTRACTED

:" COINS EXTRACTED
w ITHOUT PAIN, 40 The shoe can hs ,,or,
with ease immediately after the operation Rnpions
Diseased Nails, Vascular EXcrt scenes g. nc arc
cessfuily treated at DR.. WHIrE'S 535 isth $780,
opposite e. b. Treasury. Hours: 8a m 10 m
zee, Per visit; attendance at residence s ner
Wilt. Press Of business at Office precudes yist,nu
patients at residences except between 6 and D. M
Eeiers TO the many eminent physicians, surgeons
and tho thousands OF other well known aud rcspon.
Washington 1851 VIII
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOtIce.
The I0eNsnpIed satisfaction that NATHAN 2
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given III this city AID
throughout the whole c. Gntry, IS evidenced by the
oadlg eGsing d, Eand for it, induce 20 diroct
ciai and particular attention to tbs great fact
tl8i b. its you gain all the advantages claimed
for IA many poisonous compounds in use. TO wit ::
The restoration of the color and growth of the hair
and the speedy removal Of dandruf, without the
least possible iryUry-Ss Crystal Discovery is pos
lively warranted to contain poisonous substance,
neither Lead, ulphur or Silver.
Its pe-f CT clean illness is reason not TO be Chilly
oveIlo ked ii will neither stain the skin clothes
Ia senteDre, il is exactly what has been wanted
for long while. Resturer u the Hair that may be
uStd without the fear that You are going to have
Neuralgia, arsly sis, Lead Collie and various othe5
plants The result of the of lead preparations.
ARTHUR NATTENS, Proprietor.
General DsrCt corner q Gnd ID streets N W.
sold by all Druggists. aug2-t
A Card.
A clergyman, while residing in South America,
g. hi ssiOn6Fy, discovered safe and pie remedy
s.. tte CGTo 0! Nervous Wcakn ess, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and SeTnina Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought On by bGneful and
vicic1E habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this obla remedy. Prompted by desire 10 bene iii
the AFFECTED and unfortunate, will send the reel pc
for preparing and Using this medicine, in sealed
envelope, 10 any sue who Ueeds IL, Frse Of ChrTst
Address, JOSEPH 7 IMAM,
Station D, Bible House,
mar22 ly New York City.
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GERRITT SMITH ASKS MERCY FOR KU-KLux
PRIsoNERs.-Gerritt Smith has requested the
President to pardon Hezekiah Porter, S. G.
Brown, and David Collins, ku- klux prisoners,
confined at Albany. He asks pardon for the
hrst on the score Of i'll health; for the second
because he is nearly sixty years of age, and
plead guilty under bad advice; and for the third
because his past character has been irreproach-
able, and he was the victim of circumstances.
The President has Mr.. Smiths request under
consideration,
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-. yers,ss Canada.
Amer.

go VersdS Com0uWs
Amer. s-Ihe knickerbocker la
TORONTO, August .. were sefested by the
Crosse Club, OF Brooklyn, -~ufeay in three
Toronto Club OF this city De.
STRAIGHT games.
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ACCIDENT TO TREASURER SPINNER.-Gen.
F. +. Spinner, L. s. Treasurer, while seated at
his desk at an early hour this morning, before
the building was opened, had an attack of yer.
tigo and fell from hs chair, cutting his head
severely. When the messenger entered the
room he found the General lying under the
desk, bleeding prOfusely. He was taken to his
private room mediately, and DIR. Bliss was
summoned, who dressed the wound, and the pa
tent soon revived. He is confined to his bed to-
day, but is much better, and his physician thinks
he will be out in day or two.
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has Sea- 6erD0nfs
Mrs. Fair looks worn and faded.
~ California has a miniature locust plaeue.
EIAn East India paper ASSERTS that roasted
CO lice is an invaluable deodorizer,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAB.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
NORTH CAROLINA
The Result OF the Election mn,
DchniteIN knoMn

TIE DENoC RATS rRoEABLN sUC, Essrrt nv .
SMALL MAJ ORIIN-CoNFLICT TING EEPoRTs =
REGARD TO RETURNS.
Col. II. c. Cox, pension agent for this city. '.
ceived q dispatch at lo35s m. today nom \
j. Young saying that the returns thus far shou
democratic majority OF Loo He thinks ~.
returns nom the western counties may elect
Caldwell.
TBT ASSO cTATED PRESS
NEW YORK, August the H.rlr,l'F Ra'sg,,,
spcCiSi SAYS seventy seven cOui,ties hsvs 49,,
heard rom and MeIr'mon Is now 100 aheaI
The remaining counties VIII probably be bsar1
from to-day.
The Ta,ss Raleigh special SAYS Csldweu has
LA majority IN seventy four counties. ana "a
returns from the remaining counties " M rr,',a-
bly, reduce the ma ority 20 son, bat the 0tsciaI
count only will determine lie rCsgit.
Tie TutLHg, Wer' ., aud N.a sin claim Ola,
tie state has gOue democratic.
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICERS.-Com-
mander T. Nj. Ramsay has been detached from
duty as inspector of ordnance at the Washington
navy yard and ordered to temporary duty in the
bureau of ordnance. Lieutenant Charles M.
Anthony has been detached from the Ports
mouth, !. H., yard and ordered to the Canaan
daigua. Master Thomas A. De Blois detached
from the Iantic and ordered to the Canaan
daigua.
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1The French Assembly has taken a recess
until November 11th. ASUess
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ARMY ORDERs.-Second Lieutenants Albert
IL. Paysen and Philip M. Price, jr., have been
detached from duty at West Point and ordered
to report to the chief # engineers. Second
Harris, list artillery, and David A. Lyle, 2i
artillery, have been ordered to report for duty
at West Point.
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CLERICAL PROMOTIONS IN THE TREASURY
Messrs. McLennan and Nepton, from third to
fourth class clerk; Miss Shearer and Messrs.
Thompkins. Quinn. and Merrill to be third
class, and Messrs. Gassaway, Green, jackson,
Martin, and Miss Kinsley, from first to second
class.
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This Institution being in need, and having no reg
ar income thCs appeals 70 the charity OF the public
Tickets, SO cents, to be had at the Asylum III st
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENTE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s9C2, 1882.
DIsMIssRD.-Capt. Louis H. Sanger, Il tn in
fantry, and Capt. Bud l.. Fletcher, on the
retired list, have been dismissed the service.
The PRESIDENT is expected here Thursday
evening, and will probably remain in the city
until Monday next. Such was his intention
when he left here last; but as there is nothing
OF special Importance demanding his presence,
he may postpone his visit
ASSIGNMENT OF CADETs.-The War depart
ment has officially announced the appointment
in the army of the cadets who recently grad
uated at the military academy, each having the
rank of second lieutenant. The number as
signed to regiments is ftty-four. The promotion
OF about fifty second lieutenants is also given.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-27

all wondered to see it, and we said, "What
can be the matter with the little dog ?'
She would leap on the sofa, then she would
go and lick somebody's hand, and then
moan; then she would run back, and pres
emily come and rub our knees. She seemed
perfectly tormented by something that she
could not tell us Of, that we could not un-
derstand /; that we could only seem to UNDER
stand by what came after. Well, the next
morning, you know, the ringing Of the fire.
bells summoned us; they had been ringing
along from nice O'Clock until one, and then
the whole town was in an uproar, and we
had to get up and get the children dressed,
and begin to seek some place of safety.
This little dog was with us. Every time
went into the house to get some precious
thing to carry to our church, where we
thought we should save our things, the lit
tie dog followed me. She followed me in
and out, in and out, in and out, every time,
and was in state of tremendous excite
ment. | got her out the last time | left
the house, but she slipped away from me
and | never saw her any more. When
we found that we had lost the dog the
children were in great distress felt it
very distressingly too, myself, because Ihad
come to love the little thing very much. we
could not tell what had become of her; we
hoped for the best; but my two younger chill
dren boy and girl, who had been especial
ly fond other, went down to where the house
stood, two or three weeks after the fire,
and there they found the bones of the little
black and tan.
Now, you know | felt as though she had
a sort of sense of what was coming, of the
trouble that was going to fall on this house
that had sheltered her, and she was saying,
in her poor little dogs way, ''IIow [ do
pity you; | wish / could tell you what the
matter - but there she was, and she
could only feel her misery, without being
able to tell us anything about it. [ think
SO; it may not be so; but ever since then,
l have had very tender drawing towards
these dumb animals that | never had be-
fore.
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Grening State 5o,.raaL
(COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
A Nice Kettle of Fish on its Way to Cincin,
nati-A Mongrei Crew-Liberal Repnbli-
cans-Golly!
Sing song o. sixpence pocket full o. Rye,
Five black and four white birds baking in pie
When the pie is open the birds they all will
Now won't that be pretty dish to set before a
King
Here we have that same old "traitor
Rye" who, after wanting to see all the
rebels hanged, sold himself to Gilbert
Walker and his Democratic cohorts, fol
which he was made treasurer of the State.
For time he flourished and waxed fat,
but his friend Gilbert and his associates
kicked him out and he was left to dry up
like well-baked herring.
A little rubbing, and he is brought to the
surface again, and now comes forward pro-
Tossing to represent the Valley in the Gin
cinnati Convention. Oh, George! that VAL
ley. Have you no faint recollection OF
scenes through which you passed amid its
classic hills, or have the old sores healed
entirely?
Next we have Baker Raine, of Peters,
burg, a sort of mongrel politician, neither
fish, flesh or fowl, who is all things to all
men, whose political record is like the wea-
ther vane that turns with every breeze.
He is truly type of liberal Republic
canism, so true to nature as that his best
friends have compared him to the irish
mans flea.
Next comes Henry j. Smith, Democratic
sheriff of Henrico, who has the impudence
to declare himself a liberal Republican.
Why Henry had you mentioned the
fact of being a Republican at all, your con-
stituents would have found more suitable
man to be sheriff of Henrico. Just look !
Great Heavens! Liberal Republican ''nig-
gers" Abram Hall and Company, the
fust Democratic door-keeper of the Senate
of Virginia. Abe must have the inn
pudence of the devil to be declaring him
self any sort of Republican.
The other white chap Qewellen) is so
small in either party, we skip over him as
of no consequence.
What of the other "niggers ?' They
are simply nothing but the receivers of
Democratic charity, who, for SO small a
pittance, have sold themselves, body and
soul, to the men who would lash their
backs every day if they had the power.
We protest against such set Of men
going from Virginia as Republicans. They
may 60 to Hong-Kong if they choose, pro-
vided they will go in their true characters !;
but to wear the livery of Heaven to serve
the devil in, we must protest against.
If this be the best Republican element
you can find to represent Virginia, in the
Cincinnati Convention, we would like to see
the worst trotted out for inspection. Poor
Ben Scott we know he would like to have
free pass to Cincinnati, and good grub to
gnaw upon while there, but then that ten
dollar counterfeit his friends passed on
him for services rendered." has forever
blasted his fair escutcheon. ~
Joy 90 with this nice "kettle of fish, +"
and a happy return to the bosoms of their
anxious families.
TRUE REPUBLICAN.