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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON, September 1S.-Earl daro"lch Is
dead; aged seventy-four years:
LoSDoS. September 1S.--The Board oil
A Admiralty have received information that
hoats belonging to the British navy have
been attacked by pirates near Penang, and
two If their officers wounded. The man-of-
war Thalia has been dispatched to the scene
of the outrage with orders to chlstlSe the
pirates. e.,
Chief Justice Cockburn, at the close of the
hearing in the Tichborne case to-day, said
if the claimant resumed his travels through
the country representing himself as martyr
il would be the duty of the court to put Il
stop to the scandal by committing him to
Jail. Every judge and juryman connected
with the case had been threatened with as
sassinati ,na if verdict against the defend
ant should be brought in.
The Cbief.Justice warned the claimant
that if he made another speech orappeal De-
fore the public he would surely be lmprH-
oned. New revelations are made every Gay
of the trial, and the public interest IN the
case increases. ,....,,
There was heavy gale around the British
coast Yesterday. Disasters areapprehchdeo.
France.
PARIS, September 1S.-There have Deen
1911 .cbolpr:-deatbs from the 9th to the llth
instant.
Austria.
VIENNA, September 1S.-The King OF !taiy
has arrived here. He was cordially received
BY Emperor Francis Joseph and the popu-
lace.
spain.
MADRID, September 1S.-The minority OF
the Cortes oppose recess until constliu-
ton is adopted. -
The police have seized the Carlst news
papers circulating here.
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New Books.

The Chatterbor. Edited by j. ERsKINE
CLARKE, NJ. A. The American News
Company, New York.
Here came the ChatterboX" with one
thousand pictures, and all the chatterboXes
of the Dispatch wanted it. What was to be
done, we could not tell. \ kind and in
genious person suggested that it should be
disposed of by lottery. The hint was adopt
ed. So each of the children Of the Dispatch
took a chance. Number q took it, and thus
was ended the bother about what to do with
it. Now remember, ally deyotees of chance,
"twenty-seven" is in luck.
This child's book is for sale by RANDOLPH
& ENGLISH.
Patterson's SpeLcr and Analyzer. Adapted
to Written Lessons and Accompanied by
an Exercise Book. New York: SHELDON
Il Co.
These books cannot be we'll explained.
They must be seen to be understood.
For sale by SrARKE d RYLAND.
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Republicans

What think you of the denunciation:
heapcd upon your party by Mr. HUGHES III
1868:
He charged that it had been guilty OF
unparalleled oppression and tyranny"
He arraigned it for "dissolying the
Union;
For "subjecting ten States, in time of
profound peace, to military despotism and
negro SUPREMACY; and
For corruption and extravaganza eX-
ceeding anything in history"
Finally, he denounced.the reconstruction
acts $50 called by Congress as usurpations,
unconstitutional, revolutionary, and void"
All this was unanimously adopted in the
SEYMOUR Convention held in New York in
1868, and MIR. HUGHES was member Of
that body. lie now says he WAS in mi
rcs... seeming 20 acqaiesce." Does that
satisfy Republicans: Would they not have
giectcd an open and positive objection to
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The Popular Science Monthly for October
has its usual supply of good things, and, in
addition thereto, sort of review by joan
F1sKE of Professor AGAssIz'S last course Of
published lectures. FIsKE is 4 very learned
man and master of 4 clear and comprehen-
sive style; but as a naturalist he is not able
to cone with AGAssIz. We could ourselves
show the absurdity Of some Of the argu-
ments employed by F1sKE in the article be.
fore us, which is equivalent to saying that
those of his arguments are very poor.
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"sccms. Madam: Nay, tits; know not seems"

"sccms. Madam: Nay, tits; know not seems
Shakespeare.
Mr., HreBss confcsses that he was in the
Democratic convention Of '6S that nomlna-
ted SEYMOUR and BLAIR and passed resoi'i'
lions denouncing the Republican party .or
Unparalleled oppression and tyranny 'o'
"dissolying the Union," for "sub]ectins Ten
States, in time of profound peace, to military
dcsnotism ana negro Supremacy" &c, DC.
But he saws he was in that convention III
minority of three or four " seeming 10 IT,
cuiescc in its proceedings" In such case
the political world knows not seeming.
A man is party to that action OF cohFe"-
ton which rs n member he does not aissent
from. "Silence gives consent" Is all oio
and accepted adage. and the failure to Object
binds the man. AS Mr.. WASHINGTON says
if q p;blic mans position in a convention is
no, evidenced and concluded by the record
and votes of the body it is not possible 10
tx his status at all.
All men would be free to participate
in any proceeding and afterwards DIS
own il. Like FALsrAFF, being caught, they
could make n joke out Of it, and so be Jolly
and cyonerated. seeming has thls aa-
vantage over not seeming" II things 60
right. and the men and the policies not oo-
iectel to triumph. why the seeming may be
made reality, ard the "secmcr the man
who fe;gns to be approving while he means
l. Il at 70 a
take advantage of circumstances. That Is a
safe way for the "Secmcr' in conducting his
relations with his fcllow-men but how is ii
for the community: Could men put any
faith in each other if this seeming this
p-c,cnding-this rossumng,' as it is vu!'
carly Stylcd-were the rule with them: Ger
tainly not. For the good of society it Is
ruled as inadmisSib!c. Men must stand 10
their pledges and fulfil their obligations,
moral and political, or they will not DC
trusted. " Seeming" to be what man Is
not 'cont do.
l.: It's put question:
Hid SEYMOUR and BLAIR been elected, does
any man suppose that Mr. HUGHES would
ever have been known as in tie New York
convention, in a minority of three or four,
only "S,cminy to acquicscc in its proceed
ing" Would not the "acquicsccncc
have l,ccn real: We are not uncllarltable
nor unreasonable. The questions are neither
the one nor the other, aud we Suppo,e there
VIII DC hardly difference of opinion in the
aa-WcIs to them.
sccmn. in such matters should not be
knoup. Public men must be known for
their opinions, aud if these are to be dis
ctr,lea and changed with the facility of wear
inc al.parcl there will be an end to all trust.
ali integrity, in politics.
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u.atner Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 1S.-On Friday
for New England, fresh and occasional brisk
winds veering to west aud northwest, lower
temperature, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
pion, fresh and occasional brisk winds yeer'
ing to west and northwest, lower tempera-
ture, partly cloudy weather, and possibly
occasional light rain, except for the south
ern portion OF the coast, where easterly "lndS
and light rain are probable.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states,
east of the Mississippi, cloudy weather,
rain, and northcrly to easterly winds, In
creasing in force in the latter, south OF when
a disturbance of some sort now exists.
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him to the chair, and after some discussion
the meeting determined that the citizens
present from the three townships OF the
county should separately assemble anu Sc
lcct delegates to meeting to be held lmme-
diatelv. which should nominate candiuates
for these offices.
Afterwards these delegates, thus appolnteo,
assembled and nominated DR.. Edmund ZEN
dlpton candidate for the House OF Delegates,
Cantain George w. Hughes for Common
,yealth,s Attorney, and Mr.. w. b. W..
Rrookinp for Treasurer. Judge Leake then
introduced to the meeting Judge william
pone Dabncv, of Pow hatan, who addressed
tho nrople upon the issues In the guberni-
torial election. He showed from facts and
statistics the ruin that Radical rule had occa-
stoned in the southern States, and urged, I'D
view of the effect that the election or the
Radical ticket would have upon the material
condition of the people and the State, that
every one should vote for the Richmond
nominees. He was attentirely listened to,
and his remarks appeared to produce marked
effect. :.
Colonel William P. Burwell was then IN,
PRODUCED. After speaking of the interest
other States now have in our election, he
discussed fully the two tickets. He gave
oraDbic notices of General Kemper, Colonel
Wilhers. and Mr.. Daniel, which, he stated
was the strongest and ablest ticket ever pre-.
sentcd in Virginia. He then took up Rooer.
W. Hughes's whole political record showed
his changes and inconsistencies ID every stel
of his public life. He concluded WIN
strong appeal to the white men TO rally &c
the polls. Colonel Burwell was frequently
interrupted by loud applause.
DR.. William T. Walker made chaste ano
beautiful but short address at the close OF
the meeting; and it dispersed with tbe
opinion that, although there is majority o.
800 negroes In Goochland, the county wouio
be carried in the fall by the Conservative
| party. u
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Conservative Meeting tn Chariottes'
- xl1lp.
4e1nnrnm to the DIsaatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
Charlottesville, September 1S.-Pursu'
ant to previous call, the Conservatives met
in the courthouse tonight at s O'clock.
Hon. S. F. Leake called the meeting to order,
stating that the object was to organize o
Kemper Kampaign Klub, and nominated
Judge E. r. Watson as chairman ana T.. a .
Le(twich as secretary. On account OF the
incleuency of the weather there was small
attendance, and 1t was thought best not TO
90 into O permanent organization. Where
upon, on motion, committee OF i've was
amounted to draft plan for permanent or
oanization. After which the meeting ad-
iourned to meet Tuesday night.
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Tho YelI0W-EGIer.

MEMruIs, September 1S.-Nine fever
deaths occurred here yesterday.
New ORLEANS, September 1S.-The How
ard Association of this city are in receipt OF
dispatch from one Of their physicians at
shreveport, stating that no more physicians
or nurses than are now on duty there
are required. The Association here believe
the generous contributions received by them
from all parts of the country up to date VIII
be sufficient to pay all the expenses m
cured. ;,
Natchcz has been quarantined against all
the outside world.
New YORK. September 1S.-The total
amount transferred through the Western
Union Telegraph Company for Shreveport l.
- az
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Grants Speech.

PITTSBURGH, September 1S.-1n his speech
at the renion of the Army Of the Cumber-
land President Grant said:
"Gentemen Of the Army Of the Cumoer-
land and Ladies and Gentlemen,-lt affords
me very great pleasure to meet again SO
many of my old comrades. never had the
pleasure of command with you, but had
the pleasure of being Immediately connected
with your distinguished leader, VINO has
added so much lustre and glow to the Army
of the Cumberland"
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The Cred;t-NoDiIier Suits.

HARTFORD, CT, September 1S.-in the
United States Circuit Court this morning the
Credit Mobilicr suits came up. Judges Hunt
and Shpman ruled that the motion TO o's-
miss should be heard first, and that AL argu'
mcnts on that question and the demurrerS
must be closed by tomorrow night.
Roland G. Hazard, 4 defendant, read his
own argument before the court, holding tnat
the suits were brought under unJustand HE
gal action. e,,,
A number of prominent lawyers from
other cities were present. The Government
is represented by the Acknowledgement, the
Assistant Attorney-G General, and others.
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Appo1sTMESTs FOR GOVERNOR u. Z
WALEER.-Govcrnor Walker, by invitation
will address the people at the following
places: oo.o
Tazcwell Courthouse, Wednesday, Octo
Der 1st. 40,
Russell Q.ebanon), Saturday, October 4th
Wvtherille. Monday, October 9Th.
Campbell Courthouse, "Wednesday, Octo
Der Sth. ,
Woodstock, Monday, October 18th.
Fredericksburg, Wednesday, October 10Th
Southampton Courthouse, Monday, Octo
Nor D0tb
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-offlce.
The undersigned have formed q co-par,nershlp
under the style and firm Of
HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
They will open about the 18th instant an entirely
new stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buyer under the most
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience in the business In
this city, and M intimate knowledge OF the wants OF
the community they eau with confidence invite the
patronage OF their friends and the PUBLIC;
i. Z. HUDGlNS, WM. IL GOKDON,
JOS. j, ANDERSON, SAM'L III. PRICE,
OSCAR HUDGINs.
SEPTEMBER /, 1873. sc "-3ln
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xxrncL Of n pacific Mail Steamer.

SAN Francisco, September fe.-The Pacific
mail steamship Costa Rica was wrecked TO-
day at the mouth of the harbor. The pas
seneers were slowed in the boats and saved
Captain Latidge remained on the ship. A
boat with number of the crew was cap,
sized, but they were picked up. The vcsse
will prove total loss.
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Kemper In Giles counfy-HuShes Miss
tnrCouseryatiye Nomination.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
BossAcK's, VA, September lS.-General
Kemper addressed the largest political meet
ing that ever assembled in that county al
Giles Courthouse on Tuesday. lie spoke
for three hours with great ability, and his
speech evidently had fine effect.
He was followed by Colonel Gilman IN an
effective speech of an hour.
Hughes was advertised to speak at Salem
to-day, but did not put in an appearance.
The Conservatives have nominated samue
T.. Tibrook to represent Giles in the neS'
House Of Delegates.
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RacIuc in California.

SACRAMENTO, September 1S.-Sam Purdy
won the $4,000 trotting race-three straight
heats. Best time, 2:232.
Occident then went for the best time. ever
made in California for $4,000, with the iol'
lowing result Quarter, 36s hall, l:l0i
mile, 2:16}.
Dan VOORHEES, won the $1,000 pacing race
Time 800
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Losses by Fire.

CHICAGO, September 1S.-The loss by the
fre.hcre yesterday amounts to s25o, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-The loss
by the burning Of Bloomfield & Moore's pa
per warehouse is estimated at $4,000. The
fire originated in the fifth story, and is attri-
buted to spontaneous combustion.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL
D1srn,cT,-The canvassers for this distric
will address the people at
Liberty, Tuesday, September 23--I. II
Houston, j. W. Daniel.
AppomattoN, Thursday, September %
w. w. Berry. -
Alexandria, Thursday, September %
John w. Daniel. Wv
Lexington, Monday, October G--N. "
Berry, John W. Daniel.
TincastIc, Monday, October l3--Johh W.
Daniel.
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S,fa+x If tho pO,aris Crew.

WASHINGTON, September 1s.-A telegram
from st. Johns, n. F., to the Navy Depart
ment announces that the crew of the foiarls
are at Dundee. The telegram does not men
ton whether it is Dundee in Scotland OF III
Canada.
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GOOchland.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING AND NOMINATIONS
SPEECHES OF JUDGE DABNEY AND OTHERS.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatchl
GooCuLAND COURTHOUSE,
September 16, 1878.
Yesterday there was large assemblage OF
the citizens on their September county court
day. After the court adjourned, meeting OF
the Conservative party was called the court
house by Captain Hughes, the county super
intendent, who stated that the object was
for the Conservatives TO hold l. meeting to
consult as to the best method OF bringing out
n ticket for the House OF Delegates and the
county offices. Judge LeaRe was called by
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w SEPTEMBER 3, 1873.

THOMAS Il. PRICE Il co.
have open and on the way from ihafAc'
p1E,curD and BROWN SIIEETISGs,
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTToSs'
IRISH LINENS, some very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MoHAIRs anu ALrACAs'
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoYLlEs.
LINEN SHEETISGs, TABLE DAMAsh,
WHITE and RED FLASSELS,
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BLACK and GRAY PRINTS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS. -
NEW GOODS EVERY WEEh.
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mississippi Democratic Convention

MISSISSIPPI DeIMOcFutic SoHFeo"'
MERIDIAN, September 1s.-The Democratic
State Convention is in session here. Forty
five counties are represented. Colonel K.
o. Reynolds is presiding.
The resolutions declare the nomination OF
Il State ticket ineXpedient.
The Chickasaw, Clark, and Colfax dele
gates withdrew from the Convention.
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I. d. d. il.

BALTIMORE, September 1S.-The rerort
made in the Grand Lodge two years ago
upon the revision of the ritual has peeh
amended and adopted.
The Grand Lodge will meet next year at
tIanta Ga.
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Roat-Rne5nr MT St. Johns. n. II.

ST. JouS's, September 1S.-The Paris crew
won the four-oared race by half a length.
Tie Longshore crew was second, and the
McLaren crew good third.
Fulton won the single-scuil race by a
quarter of length.
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SHAKESPEARE says that "the humorous
man shall end his part in peace; upon
which prophecy rests the hopes of our good
CONTEMPORARIES of the Petersburg appeal.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN HALlFAN.-
House of Delegates, }. b. storall, Jr. (whltel
and Ii. c. Harris and Mat Clark (coioredl
for Treasurer, DR.. G. r. Gray (shacknasty
whitr): for Commonwealth Attorney,
Colonel John ". Riley Conservative; for
Sheriff, Major II. A. Edmundson (ConSerVa'
five \
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PrOpeIler Burned.

WATERTows, n. Y, September lS:-Ihe
propeller Acorn has been burned: Inc pas.
sengers and crew, Numbering hfty' escspea
narrowly. A full cargo OF general merchan-
disc was destroyed.
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~ WHITE TEETH!

~ WHITE TEETH!
WHITE TEETH.
MEADE & BAKERS SAPONlNE DENTt-
FRICE-,hr best tooth-powder In use-ciicac!'u>'
elegant, and innocent; recommended BY the pest
dentists.
Price, Soc a box.
For sale by druggists generally. Ill" :"
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| BENJAMIN ON SALES, new edition,
ID $3.50: NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS
DECISIONS, vols. Sl2; ZlNN ON TRUSTS,
$3.50: FREEMAS'S AMERICAN RAllMA1 KE-
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| $3.50: PHILLIPS FAMOUS CASES IN CIR
| CUMSTASTIAL EVIDENCE, S2a5: and all the
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| Orders so!icitedfor
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| Vol. ". ENGLISH REPORTS: NEW CODE. 1878.
| 50 Is-d&w RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
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Advance in the Price Of Nails.
PITTSBURGH, September 1S.-The Western
Nail Association have advanced the price OF
nails twelve and a half cents per keg.
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TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AND DHESS-WEAR GENERALLY.

Nv stock generally Is now large, embracing near
~ everything needed for the present ana coming
season, and you are respectfully invited TO an In
spcction before buying.
WI IRA SMITH ACT,
1l09 Main street.
Sign LONG FLAG. au%
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NEW YORK, September lS.-Gafi sosn'
was discharged to-day by Judge bhtcnIoru'
as the State Department refused 10 surIeh,
der him to Prussia, and Two months hau
elapsed since his inal commitment. he Wa
r.arre,ted on q civil suit to recover pro.
uerty stolen from the murdered Cheralier
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MARlSIAGES.

Married hv the Rev DR.. BlcdsOc. on The 18th day
of Sr,,tcmber 1873, MIR. CHARLES j. BOUSH to
Miss MARY l.. ATkISON; ali OF Richmond. No
cards.
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1INE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND VIR-

ZINE yIRGINIA-RAISEDA AND VIR-
Il GINIA-PACKED PEACHES.-I have just
completed canning the FIN EST LOT OFPE ACHES
have ever put up, and am now ready to I'LL orders
at Baltimore prices. To merchants purchasing
regular supply will give credit of sixty days.
Good city references expected to accomp my order
JOHN G.. MtORSAW.
sc ID-Im Clover Dale, EOteto ut ouafv. Va.
pOOk AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
A4 n,,NE AR THIS nFEICE,
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W SEPTEMBER, 1873.
Navy. LACEs for trimming fall dresses,
SILK TIES (all new shades,
IADJEs, MID GLOVES zone and twO-buttonl,
LADIES' SILK UMBRELLAS,
HEMsTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAM,
kERCHIEFS,
HANDkERCHIEFS,
COTTON HOSIERY,
BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY, &C.,
Just received by
Sc 3 IL H. hiN - -
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Another suspension

PHILADELPHIA, September BE- "
Clark & Co., bankers, have suspended.
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CLOTHING.
TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOR GENTLEMEN'S, YOUTHS,
BOYS. AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.

The l gest and best selected stock In the southern
States, and especially adapted to the wants OF the
patrons In this section can always be found 1T lny
house.
Nv motto is that thirty years practical expert
cnce quick sales, small proi;!s-all combining 10
lively trade, and large sales, which can only DC
found IN this line III 100 Main street.
so1o-codat HMIRA SMITH, ACT.
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Major Sutherlin declines denomination. for
the House OF Delegates.
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The National Insurance Company MOI
Affected.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1S:-There i !:
no truth in the rumor that the National LIE
Insurance Company is affected by tile suS
pension of Jay Cooke Il Co.
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them from any true Republican, Can inc!
look upon man Us true who becomes os
his silence the indorser of these charges :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-20
FOREIGN.

PARIS, June 2O.-In the Assembly
yesterday evening the question of the
authority of the Government to prose
cute NJ. Rene was debated at length,
and the report of the committee ON the
subject was discussed. The Assembly,
after long argument, by vote of 4SS
against 1877, sanctioned the prosecution
of NJ. Ranc, and the proceedings against
him will shortly be commenced.
MADRID, June 2O.-The government
proposes to farm out tobacco plantations
in the PHILIPPINE islands.
The Carlists have burned Bellock rail
way station.