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The Secretary Of the Treasury IN dAv
aWa5ded one million gold at loo go 10
100 65. - e ~ AV0'V' !"
The final sitting Of sthe InternAtionA,
congress ut Brussels will be held Sstur.
day next. r.E 'N'
The President has recognized Emn
Lindburg as Vice Consul Of Sweden And
Norway at St. Louis.
1T 70 announced that General Butler
will run for Congress In the Sixth Msssa-
chusetts District,
-Wm. Smoot, leader Of tho smoo,
party surrendered tonight near The
county line and Is now in the hands OF
civil authorities AZ Frankfort.
The Spanish representative at Berlin
has received full credentials az Minister,
and has asked for an audience with The
Emperor. 'II.T
The Democrats Of the Eleventh Con.
gressional District nominated Jonathan
D. Cox Miamiicounty, at Peru Ill, Yea.
terdsy for Congress. ~
1t is believed that the losses Of Jonas
sonnoborn q Oo,, oil merchants, who aus.
reach &s00,0OO.
"A special to the London Standard,
from Paris, gives an account Of a duel BET.
ween Ferrier DeCanto and Gen. Rosado.
The affair came off with pistols on the
Belgian frontier. DeCsnto was danger
ously wounded In the aide. ~
Tho steamship City Of Pekine With
the lexcurstoniRts on board reached
New York yesterday forenoon. The
President and party left the steamer ,'ior
their excursion 10 Marthas Vineyard,
about 0 O'Clock. ..t -
"A Little Rock dispatch SAYS that the
constitutional Convention TODAY have
been engaged on tho Finance Article.
The general disposition seems 10 be 10
provide for the payment OF all the lust
debts OF the State. The weather is clear
and warm. lyi' 49," -.
The Commission Of Engineers to re-
port on an improved plan Of outlet for
the mouth of the Mississippi river, have
LETT ior Europe, and will visit tho Po.
Danube and Rhine in order to personslIv
inspect those rivers and obtain such in.
formation as may be applicable 10 the
Mississippi.
"A dispatch received to day, by the
editor of the CrOniStd, irom Senior De
Csnto, who had duel with Cuban
named RGsado, states: II have sal.
isfied my country's honor and nv own:
the duel was according to the code and /
have been wounded slightly" No date
Is given to the dispatch, but il is supposed
to be Parls. .uf
"A special to the Galveston Ness from
San Antonio, says the Kiowas and
Comanches attacked General Davidson al
u o'clock onthe 23d inst, and cndeavored
to obtain possession Of the agency build
ing at tho Wichita Agency, forty miles
from Fort Sill. The Indians were de-
ieated the first day, and renewed tho at-
tack tho following morning, but Vere
again repulsed. The attacking Indians
are those who have been rsidiDg, and are
now trying 10 return 10 tho agency. Gen.
Mckenzie's expedition left Fort Coucha
on the 23d inst. 4.
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TENNESSEE.
THE TROUBLE IN GIBSON COUNTY,

THR TROUBLE IN GIBSON COUNTY.
NASHVILLE, August 27.-Gov. Brown
sent the following telegram to the Sheriff
oil Gibson county at l2o'clock last night /:
NASHVILLE, August 32.-I have no
direct information Of your troubles. but
It 10 reported here on the authority or A
press dispatch that riots are imminent In
your county. II this be true, it is your
duty TO summon posse Of your best cit.
izens and preserve the peace by dispers-
Ing tho rioters and preventing collisions,
but IN such manner and by such means II
possible as to avoid bloodshed. Keep me
advised OF the state Of things, and l will
render you all necessary assistance TO up
hold law and protect society. l have
offered reward OF $500 each lor the iail
breakers, and invoke your aid and that Of
all good citizens to bring all law breakers
to punishment. - -....,-O
tslgnedl .s'"JoHN Q. BRowN,
"GooeTnor."
he also issued proclamation Offering
5000 reward each for the Trenton Iail
breakers and the two murdCrerS of Julie
Hayden, colored school teacher of Trous.
dale county.
Nothing later from Gibson county.
NASHVILLE, August GA special 10
the Banner from Humboldt this afternoon
says: The parties who were securing
the country yesterday afternoon and last
night have returned, as no negroes could
be found, 1t Is thought now that none
were under arms yesterday at all. Every.
thing Is now quiet here, and the citizens
OF this place are very indignant at the
course taken by the mob at Trenton
Tuesday night. ~
THE INDIGNATION OF THR PEOPLE.
MEMP1is, August 97.-There is an in
tense feeling Of indignation hero against
tho murdcrers OF the negro prisoners at
Trenton. The press Of the city denounce
them for their, cowardly bulcnery. The
Bluff City battalion Of the State guard
have rendered their services to the Cover.
nor 10 bring them to punishment. Dis
patches from Humboldt report all quiet
TO. night, but the negroes are much alarms
ed. ~ Syiy!s slF y m E7IFTIT II
The Daily Register, alter an existence
OF about q year, has suspended.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
pxEcur1oN OF rwo MunpRREns.

EXECUTION OF TWO MuRDRRBRs. 20
San Francisco, August 26.-At Shasta
to-day John h. Baker, aged 20, and Chas.
Crouch, aged 1s, were hanged. the former
Tor the murder Of George Kline, mule
herder, In December last, and the latter
ior the murder Of Mrs. Padler, In Janu-
ary. On the scafold Crouch said he had
no statement 10 make. Baker said he
had repented of all his sins, and hoped
for forgiveness. Each exhibited great
armness. and neither made a confession.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-John z.
Baker, executed at Shasta yesterday for
the murder Of George Kline, confessed
the homicide before trial, but claimed
that he acted In selfdeiense. He robbed
his victim Of large sum OF money,
Charles Crouch murdered Mrs. Psdler
and burned the body. he would make
no statement on the scafold. he was an
ignorant halfbreed boy.
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Weather Rennrt.
PROBABILITIES,

WAR DHPAREHKHF,
OFFfox OF TEE pBrHF sTaEAn OFYIcEn, !
WASHINGTON, D. o., August 27.-&O0P. 4.
PRoBABmITIRs. -
Over Tennessee. and Ohio Valley, low
or barometer, stationary or rising tenn
perature, southeastand southwest winds,
generally cloudy weather and rain areas'
Over Lake Region, lower barometer
stationary or rising temperature, fresh
and brisk easterly to southerly winds.
cloudy or partly cloudy weather and rain
areas. no. ...--... .., ,.'.I -" $50
Missouri Valleys and northwestern, low
barometer, generally higher emperature,
lresh aud brisk winds, mostly from
southeast to southwest, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
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Lovely State of Things in Louisiana

Lovely State OF Things In Louisiana.
They have had for a good while in
Louisiana a condition Of politics that has
been well described as Original hell"
The regent bloody and fatal duel grew
out of quarrel in Republican caucus.
And now we SEQ that Gov. KELLOGG
and PNoHBACK like to have come to-
gether in bloody fray the other night in
New Orleans. The occasion was eau
Gus OF PINcHBAoK's friends that was be.
ing held in the colored Baptist Church.
PINoHBAoK made q furious speech, de-
nouncing Gov. KELLOGG in the severest
terms. In the height OF the excitement
KRLLoaG and some friends entered the
hall, BE Immediately got the floor.
From Ihe debate that followed We take
the following extracts:
Gov. Kellogg-Hearing my administra.
tion was attacked, have come here as
your Governor TO render an account oil
NY eto"aldnutPs ~ tuuIo uo auy u1hQ
here who can say aught against me per.
sonally or as Executive, let him appear,
for throw down the gauntlet.
Pinchback-1 am your accuser.
Gov Kellogg-Take your seat, sir, until
l am through, then we will hear you. !
Rm sorry to say 1t, but who is this my ac-
cuser He has forced the fight; let him
take the consequences. This man (point.
ing 10 Pinchbsck) l purchased TO with.
draw from the field as Governor and give
his support to our ticketin 1872.
At this point Pinchback arose, and ap.
preaching Kellogg in threatening n,ti-
tude, said: "You are q liar, sir. Come
outside OF this sacred temple and | will
make you eat your words or will kill
you"
Pinchback's partisaus crowded forward
with drawn revolvers 10 tho number Of
forty or fifty, Kellogg, on his part, falling
back on his police,
Kellogg, after much confusion, was al.
lowed to proceed, making a bitter assault
upon Senator West and Pinchback.
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II the Southern white men who are 80
much troubled about a "war Of races"
would "swear of drinking" sell their
loose revOlvers for old iron, and through
the ordinary legal processes, which are
entirely within their CONTROL, enforce the
laws against all evil doers, black and
white alike, the Associated Press agents
throughout that region would have more
palatable news to telegraph. One thing
must bo added-let the Southerners stop
loAfng and 60 TO work. Idleness is the
devil they most need to dread.
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TIE BURRs MILLS CAMP MEETING
The Bsrnesville EnterpriSo complains that
there was good deal of drunkenness and
bad conduct at this Camp Meeting. 1t
speeks OF youths Of 1G and 30 years OF
age appearing on tho grounds in an in
toxicated condition, and says:
From Zanesville on one hand, and
Rellaire on the other, and various inter.
mediate points, liquor has been poured
Into the encsmpment by the bottleslpll,
cursing the very ground that God made"
Speaking of the attendancea at the meet
ing the same paper says:
The receipts at the camp meeting gates
amounted 10 $500 on Tuesday evening,
5000 tickets having been sold. AS many
persons went two or three times and used
the same, tickets, 1t is probable that ten
thousand persons have visited the grounds
during the meeting.
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THE TURF.


LoEo BRANCH, August 27,-Tho selling
race, all ages, mile and half, was won
by Quits; stockwood I'd; Mary Constant
Sd; Wizard AZ. Time 2:4S+.
The one mile race for two year olds
", was won by Bayminster; Amelia Cd.
The third event was a mile heat; race
best three in five. The race YVES very ex-
CLING, requiring five heats 10 decide the
contest. II was won by Jack Frost TAX
ing the last three hests. limo, 1:45l:
1;4B3; l:46i; lao; 1854.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 81. - Cotton -
Steady at l0c. Flour-Dull. Wheat
Dull and unchanged. Corn-Firmer and
higher; 7Os73c 0ats-Steady at 48s48c.
kye-steadY at S9c. Barley-Dull and
unchanged. Egg-Firmer at. 13c. But.
ter-Scarce and firm; western reserve CSC
Cheese-Dull. Pork-steady al S23 Goa
% so. Lard-steady; summer lac.
Bulk Meats-Easier and lower; shoulders
Ssc; clear rib Sl2 40a12 so; clear nominally
I2sc. Bacon-Qulet; shoulders 80 9Os
= 70; z clear rib $l3 3lta13 37I; clear
$l3 7Oal3 75. Whisky-Steady at 97c,
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Coal MINERS STR1KE.-A strike Of
the miners employed in the mines Of
RockenhOuser 8 sterrltt and oil Heather.
ingtou Bros, has been in progress for one
week. The miners manifest no dispo-
sidon TO yield, and the operators ASSURE
US that they have no notion Of yielding,
A meeting Of the operators will be held
at Moundsville this aiternoon.-Beldfre
IndEpsndent 9Th. =
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up to the present date the National

up to the present date the National
Bank redemption agency Of the Treasury
Department Of Washington has made
calls upon the banks for about two MIL
lion dollars worth OF legal tenders to re-
imburse the Treasury for notes OF their
issue redeemed. A call for $3.50 900
more will be made in q day or two, as
soon as the necessary list can be prepared.
j The shIpments Of specie from New
York 10 Europe to-day was $9l7,000, oil
which $4,000 was In gold coin.
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Mass Tempcrance Mep,inr.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-At a mass
temperance meeting tonight at Newport
Hall, long congratulatory letter was re-.
ceived from Hon. Samuel Shellabarger,
Committees were appointed 10 thoroughly
organize Hamilton county, and 10 call q
State Convention for organization.
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KANSAS.
REPUBLICAN, srATR oosv .,-,o,,

REPUBLICAN srATR CONVENTION. ~
TOPEKA, August 27.-0n reassembling
THIS morning, the Republican State Con.
yention completed the nominations of a
State ticket as follows:
Secretary Of state-T. H. CavAnauRh,
Treasurer-samuel Laphin.
Auditor-D. N. Weldon.
Attorney General-A. N. r. Randolph,
superintendent oil Public Instruction.
Associate Justice oi the Supreme Court
ID. n. Valentine. -
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We should have stated some days ago
that the Rev. JAMES A. LATANE, formerly
pastor Of St. Matthew'S Church here, has
been economically deposed as minister
in the Episcopal Church by Blshop JoHNs,
he not having returned to the fold within
the six months allowed by theregulAtions
Of the church. Mr.. LATANE took the
step with which his nameis now so wide
Iy known alter great deliberation, and it
was not expected by those who knew
the earnest and conscientious character
OI the man that he would recant. We
suppose that he will now ind his way
into the Reformed Episcopal Church, or
else ally himself with some other denom-
ination. We presume that II can be said
for him that he wrote the most finished
anti, high Church paper that has recently
appeared In tho controversy between the
two wings of the Episcopal Church. II
was certainly very scholarly production
written in the most unexceptionable tone
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THE YoRKsHRR sTAKRs,

LONDON, August 27-The race for tho
great Yorkshire stakes was run at the
York meeting today. Trent was the
winner, Apology second, Daniel third.
Betting Just before the start was three TO
one against Trent, four TO ono against
apology, and twenty to one against Dan.
iel. -Four horses started.
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BALTIMORE, August 27.-CATTLE-
Opened active and higher, but under the
heavy receipts closed 4asc lower; very
beat on sale 5tG0ic; that generally rated
hrst quality 4s5tc; medium or good fair
quality St94c. Receipts 3,176 head; sAles
HoGs-Moderate demand; tops 3atc
lower, quoted at sa10c; q few extra at
10ic. Receipts 55l head.
SHREP-Moderate demand; fair 10 ex.
ira 4a5tc. Receipts 45l head. .. .
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souTH BEND, Indiana, has shared 80
largely in the prosperity Of the sTuDEBA.
KRIS that her people did the right thing
in heprompt holding Of public meeting
to express sympathy with that firm in Its
atllcion by fire, and to offer assistance,
If any should be needed. But the offer
does not seem to be needed just at pre-
sent, Tor the firm already announces that
"the largest wagon works in the world"
will be again IN operation within so days.
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THE Chicago Tribune says the Brook.
lyn scandal is rich in compenSating good.
1t has already trent the Gbominable Free
Love movement into fragments. and scat.
tered 1t to the winds" That movement,
that paper says, "has grown and flour
ished like fungus upon spirituAlism and
the Woman Suffrage movement, aud its
damp, unwholesome growth has been
favored by their shade"
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NRw YoRK, August 27.-Arived-
Steamship Utopia from GLASGOW.
LONDON, August 27.-1hc steamship
Liffey, Of the Royal National steamship
Packet Line, ID ashore at San Iguacia,
Uruguay,
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The steamship Westphalia. which left
New York, August 18Th, ior Hamburg,
was spoken on the 20 inst. disabled, She
had broken her shalt and was proceeding
slowly. She 10 expected to reach Ply
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We had a call yesterday from DR.. A.
II. KuNsT, Assistant Superintendent at
the Weston Hospital ior tho Insane, The
doctor Is an intelligent gentleman and we
are indebted to him for several interesting
particulars concerning his experience with
the insane. He has been connected with
the institution since 1868.
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The Wheeling Intelhgencsr entered on
the s4Ih inst on the 2Sd year OF It's exist.
ence. 1t Is one Of the most ably edited
papers in the country.-P~kerS5ury
Tima.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATED PRESS nEponr

By tho Western Union Line. :s,
once Northwest cor. Of Main ana Monroe 90.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.
THE IRsH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, August e7.-The Irish rife
team which is to participate In the inter.
national shooting match at Crecdmoore,
will sail for the United States on the 9th
Of fseptember. The following gentlemen
viii comprise the party: james Milner,
John Rigby, Edmund johnson, Jamts
Wilson, DR.. Hamilton, Captain Mallord
4. Forster, W. Watcrhouse, ], Doyle aud
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The soldier Mel Hand was hanged this
morning at Fort Garry for the murder Of
young Brown In June last,
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OHIO.

DEMOCRATIC STATE coMMrrrRE.
CoLuMBus, August 27.-The Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee Or
ganiEed this morning BY electing John L
Thompson, Chairman, Amos Layman,
Secretary and Jacob Reinhard, Treasurer.
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John Henry Foley, the sculptor, is
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-IhG Secretary Of the Treasury to day
s%a5aed sVN "a one million gold at l0S6O to
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CAMP MEETING.

CAMP GROUND, August 81, 1874.
Special Report tor tho Intelligencer.l
A special prayer meeting was held at
o'clock at the tabernacle, at which seve
raj protessed 10 have found
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CONDENSED TELEGRGMS.

PostnAstes are requested to oct a. AscntG
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LAUGHTER As MEDIcINE.-A short
time since two individuals were lying In
one room very sick, one with brain fever
and the other with an aggravated case OF
the muDps. They were so low that
watchers were needed every night, and 1t
was thought doubtful IL the one sick of
fever could recover. A gentleman was
engaged to watch over night, his duty be-
ing to wake the nurse whenever IL became
necessary 10 administer medicine In the
course of the night both watcher and nurse
fell asleep. The man with the mumps lay
watching the clock, and saw that 1t was
time W give the fever patient his potion
lie was unable to speak aloud or to move
any potion OF his body except his arms.
but seizng pillow he managed to strike
the watcher in the face with it. Thus sud-
den y awakened, the watcher sprang from
his seat. falling TO the floor, and awakened
both the nurse and the fever patient. The
incident struck the sick men as very mdi-
crous, and they laughed heartily at it for
some fifteen or twenty minutes. When
the doctor came in the morning he found
his patient vastly improved; said he never
knew 50 sudden turn for the better. and
now both are up and well. Who saws
laughter is not the best OF medicines? And
this reminds the writer of another case.
gentleman was suffering from an ulcera-
ton of the throat, which at length became
SO swollen that his life was despaired of
His household came to his bedside to bid
him farewell. Each individual shook
hands with the dying man and then went
away weeping. Last OF all came pet ape.
and shaking the mans hand went away
also with it hands over its eyes. 1t was
so lulicrous sight that the patient was
forced to laugh, and laughed SO heartily
that the ulcer broke and his life was saved.
-Sauitarian.
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FRENCH CRITIC on AMERICAN BEAU.
Standing one evening IN that fringe
OF spectators which usually surrounds
the dancers. at an entertainment given bv
one 81 the American residents Of Paris,
ffehch painter next To iae expressed
his admiration OF forty or tiityof nv coun-
Try women who were whii ling around to
Strauss waltz. The revolving bcvv
was composed of Young women from six
teen 10 twenty-five, and they certainly
locked very handsome. lie rclterntt Il
with enthusiasm that .,e had never seen
more beautiful girls anvw herc-thcv
were diamond, OF the first water. On
being asked il lie did not SEGA single flaw
he evaslVety replied that none OF us were
perfect. Being presscd-entre hop,iaes
he thought the hand ds were not well II.
formed a. they might bc-nor the at
achcs an impericction in the Saxon race
Was there ANYTHING else? Beauty WA.
somewhat a matter Of convention. was
saId again evasively. but further remark
brought out the question whether had
seen The Venus OF Milo in the Louvre
bad, aud knew it was the accepted mo-
de! OF womanly perfection. Had no.
ted the waist Of the wonderful statue? !?
Had | remarked the difference between
the waists OF the women who were dane
ing before us and that of the Venus?
You mean that the waists of my
countrywomcn are too long?''
Exactly: but then they have the most
beautiful faces in the world. To which
was added: MY candor is atrocious." :"
Then as ono of the dcrvishes, whom he
knew, passed, he ventured into English
and inquired with solicitude, "Mecs. do
you pickle Your heallh!" indicating lex
lcal research AT word preserve Al
bert Rhodes, in The GaldIy for .Nav.
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WoMAN-Piace her among flowers
iosler her as L tender plant, and she is a
Thing OF fancy, wayw ardness and folly
annoyed by u dewdrop, fretted bv the
touch OF IA buttcrily's wing, and read to
faint at The sound vi Il beetle ;and -. :
overpowered by The perfume Of i / Sc
bud. But let real calamity come, rouse
her affections, enkindle the fires of her
heart, and mark her then ;how her heart
strengthens itself-how strong is her
heart ;place her in the heat of the battle
give her child, bird-anvthino to
protcct-and see her in relative in
stance, lifting her white arms as
shield, as her own blood crimsons her
upturned forehead, praying for life to
protect the helpless.
Transplant her in the dark places of
earth, call forth her energies to action
and her breath becomes healing, her
presence blessing. She disputes, inch
by inch, the stride of the stalking pcsti-
lence, when man, the strong and brave
pale aud afiri.hted, shrinks away. Mis-
fortune haunts her not ;she wears away
life OF silent endurance land goe- for
ward with less timiditv than to her
bridal. In prosperity she is bud ful /
OF odors, waiting but for the winds o
adversely TO scatter them abroad-pure
gold, valuable, but untried in the fur
mace. In short, woman is a miracle-a
mystery, the centre from which radiates
the great charm OF existence.