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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Times Comment on the Geneva
Award.


The Times Comment on the Geneva
Award.
LONDON, September 14.-The Times, In
an editorial on the labors Of the Geneva
Tribunal, says:
while England has been held respon.
sible ior the depredations Of the several
Confederate cruisers, we claim the con.
viction that morally she Is not to blame.
The United States Government claimed
damages for losses caused by dozen
vessels, but the Court Of Arbitration held
England liable unanimously only IN the
case Of one vessel. This Is plain eyi.
dcnce Of the genulneness OF our neutrality
during the war in the United States, and
disprOves the flagrantly unjust accusa.
tiOns Of unfriendliness In the American
case presented at Geneva. We cheer.
fully consent TO pay the sum awarded as
tending to obviate similar difficulties in
future"
LONDON, September IA dispatch
from Mexford, Ireland, states that yes.
sci named the New Castle has been
wrecked on Tuskor Rock, and all the
crew arc supposed to have been drowned.
This Is believed to be the bark New Cas-
tic which cleared from Liverpool, August
81, for Savannah, Ga.
The American yacht Sappho has been
taken to Cowes fol repairs.
A banquet was given last evening by
Edward Cardwell, Secretary Of State, in
honor of the foreign officers witnessing
the autumnal manGuvers. The Prince
Of Wales, Duke Of Cambridge and Prince
oI LCek were present.
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MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, September 15.-Thc accept.
anco by ex-senator Henderson, of the
nomination Of Governor by the Republi.
can State Convention, will be announced
tomorrow. He will take the stump in a
few days,
The female sufFrsgists OF this city, have
adopted resolutions heartily endorsing the
fourteenth resolution of tho Republican
national platform recognizing the rights
Of women, and cordially commencing the
act Of the Massachusetts Republicans,
'Jas. Teviatvale, book-koeper for J.
Brown s. Co., clothing merchants, OF this
city, abSConded with about 81 1900 Of his
employers money,
The Northwestern Saengerfest held
hero during the last four days, has been a
complete success. 1t closed to-day with
grand picnic at which over FIVE thou
sand were present.
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FRANCE.

ARCHBISHOP DuPANLoUP's VIEWS ON
THE FRENCH PRESIDENCY.
New York, September IA Paris
letter contains an interview with the ia
nous Catholic Archbishop Dupanloups,
in which that dignitary says that while
he casts no doubt upon the patriotism
Of President Thiers, he refuses to accept
his administration Of the government as
best tending to secure the prosperity and
consolidation of France. Dupanloup's
choice for President is McMahon, and he
has u gloomy apprehension OF Gambetts.
THEIRS AT HAvRE.
HAvRE, September 14.-Thiers arrived
here this morning from Trouvllle and was
waited upon by the city officers with the
Mayor ut their head, and presented with
an address. Thiers in reply expressed
his pleasure at the favorable relations ex.
isting between Faance and other nations.
He said he would endeavor to remove all
cause Of contention between the French
people, and would continue to govern the
country in the same spirit as heretofore.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsRERs-The fol
lowing transfers Of real estate were al
mittcd to record IN the Recorders ofllcl
during the week ending Friday, scptcm
Der 18th.
Deed made September 0 by Henr,
kurtz to james A. Lancaster for lot No
IL, corner Of Main and Preston streets
Centre Wheeling; $500. Admlttet
September z.
Certificate Of incorporation OF Wheel
ing Window Glass Company, filed for re.
cord September 2.
Deed made August 6 by John Parker
and vile to Louis l.. Smallwood in trust
for Margaretta A. Jackson, wife Of John
A. jackson for the south 25 feet of 10,
No. l In Bushfeld and AIechen's addition
5000. Admitted September 0.
Deed made September 0 by John Par
ker and wife 10 G. W. Deiebaugh fol
piece Of ground In Bushfeld and Nc.
Mechen's addition; $1,000. Admitted
September 10.
Deed made September 10 by The. Fink
attorney In fact for J. w. Zane and Caro-
line V. Zane 10 James Robinson for loi
NO. in j. W. Zane's addition, Wheeling
Island, cast side of South Zane street
$1,000. Admitted September 10.
An agreement made between r. de
Heuseuse, and Philip Schuhle, Kclncr 6
Co. Admitted September 10.
Deed made September II by John p
Gilchrist and wife to Samuel Jepson
trustee, for lots Nos. II and 10 in Square
No. l, in Gilchrist's addition No. 2; 81
200. Admitted September II.
Deed made September 0 by Thomas
Hornbrook and wife to Bridget Hearnt
for south half of lot No. 22, Market street
Sixth Ward, Centre Wheeling; 5000. Ad.
mittcd September II.
Deed made September 2 by ]. al
brecht to Henry Sunderman for the north
halt OF lot No. 0 In square No. 43, South
Wheeling $l,950. Admitted Septem.
Der II.
Deed made September II John P. Gil.
christ and wife to Christopher Schhle, iol
lot No. 10 in square No. /, in Gilcerist's
addition; 5000. Admitted September 10
Deed made September II by John r
Foosa and wife To Robert Il. Oummins
Tor the east half OF lot No. 143, Easi
Wheeling $1,000. Admitted September
12.
Deed made August 20, 1871, by r. F
Vennum to George Edwards, in trust fol
Mary Edwards, for the undivided five.
sevenths Of lot No. 6 in Jonathan Zane's
addition; $780, Admitted September 12
Certificate of incorporation Of "ThC
Father Yahn Gymnastic Club" filed fol
record September 12.
Deed made September 13 by G. L
Zane to James Robinson, for lot In q. l.
Zane's addition designated as &c. L.
Zanc's residence" on plat, except what
was not sold to John Morgan, Sr.; $2S0O
Admitted September 1S.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

AT lronton, Lawrence county, Ohio,
at nine o'clock Friday night, George
Heights shot at his wife, but missed her
and hit boy named Ramback. The boy
died at 4 o'clock Saturday morning.
Heights has been arrested.
The steamer Glengarty arrived in
New York, Friday, from China. This Is
tho first arrival from China via the Suez
Canal this year.
"A cable dispatch contradicts thereport.
ed death Of Gen. Albrecht, Of the Austrian
army, and say his physicians entertain
hopes of his recovery. r,
AT Schenectady, N. Y, Saturday,
Daniel B. JudSon was unanimously nomi.
mated for Congress by the 10th district
Democratic and Liberal Republican Con.
ventlon.
"A dispatch from Fort Sill, states that
Special Indian Commissioner Prof. Ed
ward Parish, ofPhiladelphia, died at the
residence of Agent Taten, on tho 9th
inst, Of typhoid fever.
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The Mctis Disaster InvcytigatIou.

Providence, r. l., September 14.-In
the Mctis disaster investigation to-day
]. W. McOailis, apasscnger, testified he
saw no attempt made to get the women
and children into boats. Ho heard the
Captain give no orders Of any kind. Capt.
G. s. Gale, Of the steamer Thetis, which
followed the Metis through the Sound,
testified in relation 10 the weather. He
did not consider it dangerous night, hui
a disagreeable one. This closed the tcsti.
mony here, and the Commission adjourned
to meet next Wednesday morning at the
Custom House, New London, at which
time and place all persons who may wish
10 offer evidence relating to the disaster
will have an opportunity for so doing.
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A,,n,vA CLAIMs.-ThcGwNrl OF
d.. Geneva Court of Arbitration is this
,,S,rjnr =, definitely announced aud the
I'D, or the decision arc furnished US by
IN. England is required to pay the
roitI States fifteen and a half millions
llollsrs for the depredations OF certain
G,rt.Ierate cruisers alter they LETT a
p5,.b mort. The total amount OF claims
d,sixrip round numbers $24 100000, so
M,t,be award is about two'thirds Of the
,,,;w The sum awarded is 10 be paid
,,olli in Washington City in one year.
mn, Government, after it receives the
mis-, award, will be compelled to cstab.
Nh, commission and pay its own claim
,Dt. This class OF claims is to be settled
ahbopt regard to any award made for or
ps.inst the government by the Commits
san appointed under the treaty to arbi'
,p,s a class OF claims arising between the
o,.zes Of the two countries outside OF
nas settled at Geneva, and which Com.
mission sils in Washington for the next
Tine months.
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Great Republican Meeting at Dayton

DAYTON, September 15.-The Republi.
can meeting last night was the greatest
political display seen in Dayton for many
years, exceeding any OF either party.
There were about 1900 torches in the
procession and q vast msss Of people at
the stands, where three speakers were
going at once. Gen. Thomas Osborn, Of
Chicago, made mastery speech, which
excited unbounded enthusiasm. Hon.
Lewis B. Gunckle, Republican candidate
for Congress, Hon. Sam. Craighead and
Capt. Wood made able speeches from two
other stands. The Republicans here are
very enthusiastic and sanguinc.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 15.-The King
opened the session Of the new Cortes to-
day. In his speech from the throne he
stated that the efforts to rc.cstablish the
diplomatic relations with the Papal See
had so fur proved unavailing, and that
the promised reform In Cuba would be
carried into effect as soon as the rebellion
was over. The deficit in the budget was
announced and Cortes called upon to pro.
vide for meetinrit,
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the proceedings in the Board Of Arbltra-
ton yesterday Count Sclopis read an ad.
dress congraulating his colleagues on the
good relations preserved between them
throughout the session Of the Board and
thanking them for the impartial support
they had given him in tho discharge his
duties. Ho thanked the Swiss authorities
federal and municipal ior courtesies ex.
tend to the members ofthe Court oplArbl.
tration and other gentlemen connected
with the Court. They exchanged fare.
wells and separated.
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A North Cnrollnn Trnrnax,

WILMINGTON, N. G., September 14.-A
dispatch states that two men named Gil
christ and McOlennor had a difficulty Gt
church meeting on tho 10th inst, and
on meeting each other on the road ON the
the 11th, Gilchrist shot McClennor, when
the latter responded by cmptying four
shots into Gllchrlsts head, and then fell
dead himself.
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ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY,
IcoRNER FIFTH AND QUINCY STREETS.

The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
on Monday, septen1sr ID. In the building re.
eently known as St Vtneent'9 College, adjoining
the Convent, with greatly enhanced iaeillties fof
conducting the School In an efficient manner,
The sisters hope for continuance and Cxtcp.
sion OF tue liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed on II. The Sisters win abate nothing OF
thelr earnest efforts for tho advancement OF their
pupils. This assurAnce will be sufficient for
parents who have heretofore patroniEed the
school. They also announce with pleasure that
the connection OF Mrs. whitaker with the AcAd.
Music, will be continued.
A select class for limited number Of boys un.
der ten years OF ago, will be opened on the same
day. The German Language will be taught
gratis to children OF both sexes OF German
parGnt4ge.
Parents are earnestly requested 10 enter their
children early, In ordet that the classes may DO
tnlly formed from the commencement.
FOR particulars apply at St. Joseph's Convent,
entrance on Quincy street.
Aus. 10, 1871. auii
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Fatal ARRAY in Illin ois.

ST. Louis, September 1.-two well
known citizens of Chester, ILL.,, named
Hugh LOughbrau and 9. e. Robinson
had an alteration on the street Wednes
day evening which resulted in Robinson
having his skull fractured and receiving
q pistol ball through the right shoulder
and Loughbrau being shot through thl
lungs. Both arc considered mortally
wounded
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PITrsnURGH, September l5.-Rlver 81
inches iu the channel and slowly recedlng.
CINCINNATI, September l5.-River 8
feet, 8 inches with tendency to raise.
LoUIsvu.LE, September l5.-Rivcr sta.
tionary, with twelve inches in tho chute
and two feet on Portland bar. Weather
clear aud pleasant. The West Wind has
gone into the Louisville and Henderson
trade.
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LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, September 15.-The mosl
perfect arrangements have been made BY
the officers of the Kentucky Association
for the races, which will commence here
tomorrow and continue through the
week, with two attractive contests each
day and three on Saturday, including a
three mile dash for all ages.
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For New England on Monday, winds
veering 10 eaGterly, with cloudy weather
along the coast. For the Middle States,
winds veering easterly and southerly;
clear weather, except along the coast,
where partly cloudy weather will proba.
bly, prevail. Generally clear weather and
light winds for the Southern States east oI
the Mississippi and north and west OF the
Ohio Valley. Diminishing pressure and
easterly to southerly winds and probably
increasing cloudiness west and south o.
Lake Michigan.
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Moyrmcnts Of Jefferson pnyts

CINclSNATI, September 15.-JeffsrsOn
Davis, ex.President Of the Confederate
States, spent yesterday and today in
Newport and Ooviugton, and tomorrow
he goes to Clifton, He was the guest Of
Mrs Charles l.. Helm in Newport. He
Is on his way 10 Baltimore. N
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CINCIN Natl,

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE OF A MAN
WITH $4,000.
CTNcNNATI, September 14-William
Showers, Of Ellzabethtown, KY, came 10
this city TO visit the Exposition, and has
been missing from the Gibson House since
Monday. He had between $1,000 and
$4,000 on his person, and it Is supposed
he has been murdered for his money.
Out Of one hundred and six deaths in
this city during the week, only two were
IRON smallpox.
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lkeQttelEigstetr

No. G71rlJwy Telegraph prints what
l~a ,be olIiCialmalorities oil all the
'",, .,,i,. IN hi, district for Congress at the
.,,.Dl ..se',l Dlelec.ion, making Mr.. DAVIS, INA, ma,
',,r' 'sr IA. This is five more than s stated
,'"! y, cIarksburg correspondent sat'ir'
1,, ., ,%' The difference occurs in giving Co..
,,.!, "g .,r % majority in Wood county in
",lI WI oI o. The Charleston Courier says
y. ,,,'t official returns elect Wilson by AZ;
", 'l' . S'ls the Courier docs not claim to have
", ", ,bs official return at the Governors
q, a.. and these happen to be exactly the
j,.,S sSt.r', figures. We presume the Courier
y, d, lis information from that reliable
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CHICAGO.

CHRIS RAFFERTY,, THE MURDERER, sEN-
TEECRD.
CHICAGO, September 14.-Chris Rafer-
ty, the murderer Of police officer 0'Mea.
ra, was this morning sentenced to be
hung on October 4th. He turned pale
when called by the Judge to rise, and his
knees shook violently. The crime was
committed on the 9th or August. The
case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
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PennsyluanIa state Fnir.

ERIE, Pa, September 15.-Thc Penn,
sylvania State Fair opens here next Tues.
day. Indications arc that 1t will be the
largest and finest exhibition tho society
has ever given. Fifteen thousand dollar
in premiums are offered.
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National Labor Congress.

DETROrr, September.-The National
Labor Congress will assemble at Ten.
perance Hall, Cleveland, Tuesday next.
The general headquarters will be at the
American House.
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IRELAND.

PROTEST AGAINST GOVERNMENT TREAT.
MENT oE THE PRESS.
DUBLIN, September 14.-An indigna.
tion meeting is to be held in this city on
the 29d to protest against the course Of
the British Government towards the
press in ireland.
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Educational.

TPISCoPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF
IL VIRGINIA, NEAR ALBXANDRIA.-Tho
18th Annual Session u this ScHooL ron BOYS
opens sHPrEARRR e5, 1871. Terms: $3.50 per
year. Catalogue, with particulars, sent on Rppli.
eauon.to L n. BLA9RFoR0, II. A., Principal;
q AaIGGkandrA. A. Va Reference 10 invited 70 Rev. ].
sept
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SAN FRANCISCO.
TIE LAURA EArn CASE.

THE LAURA FAIR CASE.
SAN FRANCEsco, September 13.-To.day
four more jurors was obtained in the Fair
case. Il is now probable that the jury is
ultimately obtained.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

EstaOlShedby Congress- adopted by the State;
aided by the hsnevolence Of individuals, socIe.
ties, and other institutions.
Five Departments OF Instruc ction-Literary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Engineer.
ing Alec thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge Of alArge Faculty Of accomplished
scholars and tuccessful educators.
FALL TERN begins September 9Th. WnTER,
December 9TH. SPRIN0, March 24th.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1878.
Total expenses from $50 to $2SO per year. Less
to those boarding In clubs.
Send Tor Catalogue, containing full pArticu-
lar, to
ALEx MARTIN, President.
AoHaANTowN, W. Va, July IS, 1917. jy9s
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CCoMMODATTON.
| WEST-LEAVES
ISWhGOl!nH daily

Cleveland Il Pittsburg Railroad
- % M4HMM g u ssH
ON AND AFTER JUNE I'd, 1872,
~ Trains will run M iollows, viz:
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PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
UPFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 15-7:30P,H.
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BY TELEc RAPA.
AssooIATED PRESS REPORT
E1Clasiyely to tho IntoIllgoncOr.

tBy the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
FROM NEW MEXICO.
NEW PAPER-cRoPs-INpIANs &c.

The first number of new paper bearing the title, "New Mexico Union" has reached us. The URiOa supports Greeley and Brown is published weekly at Santa Fe, by an asso- citation of printers, with Kirby Benedict as editor; subscription price, g. per annum. We wish it long lite and prosperity.
 The Albuquerque Reeiep says:
 Wheat has been finer in the Rio Abajo than the present. season with large crvps while there bids preceding years The grape crop will be immsEss but of other Fruits scarcity.
 The Las Cruces Borderer does not believe the report that all the Apaches had left their reservation at Tularosa, but is satisfied that many of them had left, and that those who remained were dissatisfied.
 It was believed that Caehise and his cut throat followers had shaken the dust of Mex ico from their moecasins and were back in this Territory, killing and stealing.
 A few days previous to July 24, David Wood, of Las Cruces, while returning with his train from Camp Bowie, and while riding ahead of the train, near Stein's Peak, saw about thirty Apaches, who, fortunately, did not discover him or his train.
 iHlihls IlOtu tue h ldflOsd reserve flau stolen herd of cattle from Texan, and killed one man.
 A short time ago, the B0rderer contained lengthy article the purport of which was that Cachise, the Damnsble, was the son of Morgan, the renegade Mason; that Cachise had attended a Masonic celebration at Mes silla, and being recognized by the editor. ex- plained how cruelty to himself and father had driven him among the Apaches. The MfNER-knowing that determined, and ap- parentiy earnest effort like that of the BoT- dereT, to whitewash SO blood stained fiend as Cachisc, would have bad effect upon certain class of readers in the Atlantic States-took accession to penetrate the "mys- tic" veil which the editor had placed around Csshise, which act of ours has drawn the fol- lowing from the B0rdstr:
 The Prescott (AriznnA) MINER speaks of our ''Sull biy" n writing the article beaded 'Ths Mysterious Ms some tIne since. Well. brother Marion X Co, yOu bstisve ina, believe Caehiss is As-ou simply bs eaase amused ourssif bpaT table vhe 0fhea dancing. ''gulhbiy" comes frOa yoar way.
 All right, brother Bennett since you have acknowledged that your deftIy-woyeu Cachise tale was pure fiction, the MINER is both pleased and satisfied with its action in the matter, and can we'll afford to believe that you believe all the gulIibilty comes from this way.
 The Santa Fc Gazetts of August 23d, re- cords heavy rains; snow in the mountains, and cold weather.
 Some three persons had been killed by lightning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
FROM THE LOWER CHA,

MT. A. II. Spence, and Mfr Hooker, arrived here Thursday morning, from the lower Gil.. These gentlemen are here on business con nected with the Government beef contract. Mir. Hooker is we'll known to our citizens as an old and very enterprising Arizonan. Mir. Spence has recently arrived from California. The last named gentleman called on us Thurs day and informed us that recently, at Wool sey's station on the Gila, Mexican desper- ado told Mexican boy that he (the desper- ado) was going to murder Col. woolsey The boy said he would tel! Col Woolsey, when tue desperado shot at and killed the boy. Other Mexicans arrested the murder CT, took him to Col. Woolsey for advice as to the manner in which they should kill him. He told them to settle the matter among themselves, when they took him to the grave of the murdered boy and shot him dead.
 He was a natural born cut-throat.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-09-14
About Contracts.

1t is rumored here that the Secretary of War has disapproved of the action of the military authorities of this coast, in the mat ter of granting the grain contract for this Department 10 the lowest average bidder in- stead of to the lowest bidders. 1t being the policy of the War Department to encourage producers by giving them a chance to sell their own grain, etc, directly to Government instead Of compelling them to transact said business through the medium of one or more monied agents.
 Should this rumor prove true, those who bid lowest for furnishing certain military posts with forage, will, ne doubt, be called upon to do 90
 C. r. Head < Co, Of this place, have been awarded ashare of the contracts for furnish ing Indian supplies.