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VIENNA.
Refuses TO Recognize Spain.

VIENNA, August 3O-Thc Nc'" Free
Press publishes the text of a circular note
from the Russian government, dated
August 10. declining to recognize Il
government which is unrecOgnized in its
own country. She has no wish to inter
frrc in the internal affairs of Spain, and
favorS no party there. She will officially
communicate with any government
which possesses legal authority and prom
ises to be permanent. Germany and
Austria are free to act in the matter III
accordance with their own Interests.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW York, August 29-MONEY-
2G2I per cent; prime discount. 4Gn,7 per
cent. Sterling dull at 4SGl ia 4SG, for
sixty day and 4s"! IA Is9i for light. Cu'-
toms receipts $&9%,0U. Total i'm
port for the week <954j.3GI Produce
exports |j,6jn,3l9.
GoLD-St"ndy at 1909. Carrying rates
Nal per cent, and for borrowing pr
cent and fat The Assistant Treasurer
d sbursed S37 900. C,etrings Sl2O0OOOO.
GOVERNMENT outside Of regis
tered 1866 new and 1868. (which were ac-
tive
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Beechpr breaches Again.

TWIN MouNTNN, y. H., August so
Beechcr preached here to-day to con-
grcgation of over a thousand persons.
Special trains ran over the railroads
from Lancaster and Fabyan House,
while hundreds came by coaches and pri-
vate conveyanceS. from Mountain Ho-
tel and the surrounding country. TAX
ing aS his text the 4th and 5th verses Of
the 18th chaptr Of Corinthians, he
preached over an hour, commanding the
closest attention. His sermon was pIo-
nounced Ia he one Of his most successful
efforts.
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CINCINNATI.
Letter from E,.secretary McCuroeh,

CIxC1SNATI, August 29.-Mondays
papers of this city will contain letter
from e1-Secretary Mccullough on the
subject Of currency and taxation, which
he sends in lieu of coming and delivering
an address He is represented AS favor
ing in this letter the withdrawal of legal
tenders and granting Of free banking.
He argues that coin basis cannot be
reached while legal tenders ar" atloat.
He favors low tariff for revenue and
says that the coal and iron of Pennsylva-
mia md the wooden manufacturers of the
East need protection no longer
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August .9.--Flour-Dulj
and Unchanged Wheat Quiet and
firm. Corn-Quict at 30. Oats
STEADY ut jICo 5jc Ryc--Dull m sjcn
gOc. Pruvi.ion>-E Easier. P"rk-S2i Uo
Bacon-Shouldcr, lOta lOic; clear ril
l3JC, 1879; sugar cured hams l6!Ca ~"
Lard-l5c. Buttcr-Stcady ut 2ita 2Gc.
CotIrc-Dull at l7{ml9tc. Petroleum
Quiet; crude at 4!Gajc. whisky
Firm at 81 Of ia ~; stock light.
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Quarantine Regulations.

LoNDoS, August 81, $50 A. M.-Quar-
antinr regulations have been put in force
at Queenstown, which caul>cS great him.
dranca to commerce. All persons are
prohibited from leaving or cmbarking i'll
vessels from ports in America the West
Indies and the Mediterranean and Black
seas, until it is ascertancd that such YES
sells have clear bill of health.
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEw YOBK, Auglst Z'.-Thc packagr
trade continue. quiet; but the johbing
branche. more active. The market for
cottan good, remain, unsettled; Whit
Rock bleached cottOns rcduce1 10 lgc
and cottagedo to Il!c. Sde Band Print.
in brisk package and price demand
Worsted Dress goods, Shawls and Felt
Skirts fairly active. WOOlens quiet
Silk, Yelv~ts sna ribbons in improved
request.
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ENGLAND.
international Congress.

LONDON, August pa dispatch from
Brussels to the Poll Mall GGg"tt" says
that the International Conference at II full
sitting rejected four of the introductory
general principles proposed by Russia
and all the proposals concerning re.
prisals. The course of the delibcration
has been peaceful and there has been no
r"crimination between the German and
Errurh drlnpot,S
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MADRID, August 30.--Gcneral Capc>
Dominiqucz is marching To- the relief
of Puyccrda. He arrived yesterday at
Nichc. The CarliStS have made night
attack on Puycerda and have again been
driven back with heavy loss. They have
buried their dead and appear to be pre-
pairing to leave. 1t is reported that the
CarlistS suffered heavily in an engage
rnnnt nnnr Rinnll
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Arrived-
Steamer Stein way. from Antwerp; steam
ers Republic, The Queen, City Of Rich-
mond and Greece from Liverpool; Triu-
scria. from Genoa.
LIVERPOOL, August 3O-Arrived out
steamer Hermann from New York.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Long Branch Races.

LONG BRANCH, August 2".-Th" first
race. all ages. mile heats, WAS won by the
Julius colt. Time Las, l;4@l and l:5O!.
Audabon won the first heat.
The second race, consolation purse.
dash Of mile and half, resulted IN a
dead heat between B. +. Carver and
Stackwood. These horses ran again and
Carver won. Time, 2:42;;.
The steeple chase was won by e>u-
vius. Electric second and Blind Tom
third.
Regatta.
SARATOGA, August 29.-ln the regatta
today the two mile single scull race was
won by Curtis in 4:37s: Seven boats
started. ~ '.FsF
The three crews started in pair-oared
three-mile race, which was won by the
Argonaut crew. Of New Jersey, in 25:j2
Northern Indiana Fair.
FoRr WAYNE, August 29.-The limit
for entries at the Northern Indiana Fair
for the September races, has been extend
I'd till September 5th al P NJ,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August 29.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Whcat-Dull and de-
clincd; No. white Wabash 81 -. No.
> white Michigan - lj!; cXtrn do.Sl ~;
amber do ~ OS bid; ~ OS! asked seller
September. Corn-Stcady and ia mod
crate demand; high mixed cash and sci
Ter August 7cic; seller September 20;
low mixed 7Or Oats-DulI hut nm
-.l.n,.rnl
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AI.ABAM A.

MONTGoMERY, August - Eliza 7.
Kicls, Judge OF the City Court Of Eufnlia,
was arrested last night. "n tn" charg" Of
aiding in the escape of trlen.
Several citizens of Eufnla have been
arrested charged with violation Of th"
enforcement act
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SPAIN.
The Carlists.

MADRID, August 29.-Over 200 Car
lists have been killed and many wound
ed, in an attack on Puycerda. The Re-
publica. garrison hav" nineteen barrels
of dynamite with which they will blow
up the place if the CarliSts succeed in
CARRYING it. \ part of the Car
lists entered Calahara, u miles southeast
of Lagrana on the 24th inst, and sacked
the houses. 1t is thought that 100000
men will be added to tho army by con-
sCription.
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BELGIUM.
Brussels Congress.

BRUSSELs. August 29-Tn" final sit
ting of the International Conference was
held yesterday. All the members signed
the protocol except the delegates from
Great Britain and Turkey, who post
poned attaching their signatures.
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RAILROAD BONDs-Qui"'.
ST,Ty ROSDs-OUir'

STATE BOSDs-Quict
SToCKs-Wcak throughout the day.
snd declined from I to J. pr cent. the
extreme having been mad" in Wabash.
which fell IA from 50. to 33:; Union Pa-
cifc declined pcr cent; Rock I-land .
per cent; New York Central per cent.
The decline in tho remainder "f the list
was from {" I per cent. Th"r" was
considerable pressure I" -"ll toward th"
close and the market Icf, Of art'y" and
weak. Among the sale, TO-DAY were
1000 shares Of Western URiVn. Spn
Pacific Mail. 1000 Lake Sh"rr. 5000
Union Pacific and Zoo Waba-h
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THE EVERLASTING SCANDAL,
Address of Mr.. Rossiter ". Ray
mond Before the Committee.
HE MAKES AN EXPOSE.
MOultOn Publishes a Card.

NEW YORK. August 29.--Professor
Rossiter W. Raymond, in the course oI
his address in Plymouth Church last
evening, said: j am the only man, by
consequence Of circumstances, in Ply
mouth Church. or in the United States,
to-day. not member of the committee,
and not lawyer before the committee,
who happens to know all about it. What
is the evidence against Henry Ward
Beecher in this case? It consists of the
alleged confessions of Beecher to Tilton
and MOulton; of the alleged confessions
of Mrs. Tilton, verbally, 70 several per-
sons; of the alleged confessions of Mrs.
Tilton in writing, and, finally, Of letters
brought forward of BeecherS. That Is
MI. Now what is the story of Mrs. I'll
ton to her husband? 1t is this: That on
the third of July, 1870, she made dis
tinct confession of her criminal relations
with H.. W. Beecher, and her husband
He was OF course very indignant with
Beechcr, and should think he would
have been all the more indignant that he
could not convince his wife that adultery
with Il minister was wrong. lia' ho
WAS very indignant that day is shown by
the fact that the 3rd of July, 1873 hay
ing been on Sunday, Mr.. Tilton went over
to the office Of the independent on the
next day, which was Monday and wrote
an indignant passage about Mr.. Beecher,
which VIA, subsequently read in proof.
and which appeared in the paper Of
Tuesday of that week. 1t is an article
called .sPreachers and Thcologian>'
The evidence before the c"mmitt""
shows that in the autumn of 1870 Mrs.
TiltOn went away on visit, and that
while she was there letters passed between
her and her husband. This Is the time
when, according to Tilton, she was
away and waiting to know what would be
his magnanimous decision concerning
her future fate. At that time, according
To the evidence before the committee,
evidence from sources entirely distinct
from Mrs. Tilton and entirely unlm-
pcachablc, Mrs. Tilton wrote him 4
pleading letter begging him to put away
from his room evil, laScivious pictures
and to abandon the society Of evil
women.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, August 29.-President Mac
Mahon has signed decree ordering cleo
tions to be held in seven departments on
the 4th of October next to fill vacancies
in the national Assembly.
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Order OfSupreme Court.

New YORK, August 30.-Justice
Bradley, ofthe United States Supreme
Court, issued an order yesterday remand
ing the present receivers, Abraham Muir
dock and A. Foster Elliott, and authori-
zing the trustees of the first mortgage
bonds of the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad Company TO take possession
Immediately, and also to sell the road
for their benefit subject to the court GER
tifcates and charges, and said trustees
are authorized to receive the bonds for
TINT purnOse.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
f Main and 18th Sts.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGTON, August 30.
Gold Sales.

The Secretary of the Treasury directed
the Assistant Treasurer at New York to
sell gold during the month of September
as follows: 100000 on the first and
second Thursdays and S5O0,0O0 on the
third and fourth Thursdays respectively,
making in all S8,0OO,0O0.
Rev. J. G. Ames, of Ohio, has been
appointed Superintendent of documents
and Librarian of the Interior Depart
ment, in place of c. c. Adams, resigned.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEvELA>D. August 2?-Wh"at --
STEADY at - ora l.. Corn-Qulct al
7Oln 7jc Oat--Strndy nt 4imi7r Pc
irulrum-U UnChangcd
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Plymouth Church Services.

Nrv YORK, August $O.-Services were
held in Plymouth Church this morning
and evening No reference was made at
either service to the Becchcr-Tilton mat
ter. Atthc evening services Mrs. Beech
cr had an attack of heart disease, TO
which is she subject, andIhad to be taken
from, tho church tn her room
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She Wrote TINT Letter with Tears
and Prayers.

PRAYING the whole night before
She sent it. 1t went cut and she
waited four days for the reply in II COM
mingled agony of apprehension and hope,
When the reply come she said to her
friend, when that letter comes go up
stairs and read it with me. | am sure
God will answer my prayers and give
me back my husband and save him from
his evil coup<c. This friend had seen the
letter that went and was to see the lettc,
that came. Mrs. Titon went up stairs and
when the postman came with the letter
her friend not having the same faith in
Theodorcs repentance, sent up and wait
ed awhile before following it, in order
that she should herself not intrude upon
il first reading. After "A few moments
Ii" went up, knocked at Mrs. Tilton'>
room and receiving no answer, she open.
ed the door and entered the room TO find
Mrs. Tilton unconscious on the fool
with the letter in her hand. As she was
already invited to read the letter, she
tells the committee the description Of
the letter. is that Tilton Swore
at his wife from beginning to end
that he told her he would have as many
pictures and whatever kind of pictures in
his rooms rs he liked; that he would 20
with aS many kind of women as he liked
and that she should not interfere or die
tate with him concerning his moral
character or habits When Mrs. Tilton
was laid upon the bed after "A long time
of func"nsciousncSs from profound faint
ing fits, she came to herself and one OF
the first things she said was, that she had
IL terrible letter from "Dory,' and after
they had left her for awhile, when they
returned that the letter was not seen.
Mrs. Tilton said she had DESTROYED il
and no living being should ever see it
and thi. remark that make tonight, il
il reaches her eyes, will probably be the
first intination she has ever had that
that letter was by providential circum-
stances WAS read by another human being
bc>idS herself.
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Delegates AppOinIetl.

LEBANON, August 29.-Thc following
nre the delegates from Warren county
to the State Republican Convention:
Samuel lions, Seth Ellis, DR.. james
HaineS, Alfred Edwards, James Scott,
II. J. Dcarth, Burncll Fox, DR.. J. l..
Mounts. Alternatcs, w. G. McClin-
took, l.. G. Anderson, J. W. Key, JAS
per \. johnson, r. J. Blackburn, W.
w. Irvins, George w. Davis and Moses
Harlnn
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Freedman's Savings Bank.

Th" sixty day notice at the Freed
mans Savings Bank expired Yesterday,
but affairs remain unchanged and huSi-
mess it still suspended, The commission
ers to wind up its affairs are busily en-
gagged collecting the assets and loans of
sthe bank. They declare that when 20
Lper cent is collected II dividend will be
paid 10 dcpositorS.
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gU Cash Gins, aggT"gnting s2G,u"
Whole Tickets, SO, Half Tickets, -.
Quarter Tickets. s2iU: Eleven wh"l" TICK
II, oT - Halt Tickets fur slu. NOdis"uuui
.... 1.aa
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CLEVELAND.
Destructive Fire.

CLEVELAND, August 29.-About :
o'clock this evening the locality formerly
known as the village ot Ncwburg, but re-
Gently annexed to this city as the 18th
ward, was visited by a conhagration
which resulted in nm estimated loss Of
about $4,000. The fire originated in the
rear of the building occupied by VI. N.
Jones, dealer in dry goods and groceries,
and rapidly communicated To the adj"ln-
ing building. The seen" 0t the fire was
about six miles distant from the center Of
the CITY, and tclegraphic call upon the
Fire Department was promptly r"spon-
drd to. The individual losses n near as
can bc estimated are aN follows: VI. NJ.
Jones, dry goods and groceries, 5000; in
surancc unknown. J. K. Thomas boots
and shoes, $1,000; insured in Hibernia,
Cleveland $1,000. Geo. Lucas saloon,
$1,000: no insurance Ruggles Bros,
druggists, los on stock 1880; insured
for - 800. +. i. Dean, carriage manu-
tacturers. loss between 5000 and 5000;
insured in the Cleveland for $1,000 and
.Etna for 81, 800 II. Reeves. photogra-
phcr, loss 500; no insurance. Mrs. Z.
{. Dean. residence; f. J. Freeman, Ma
sonic Hall, +. Sheppard; losses unknown.
\. J. Harris, Of Dayton, was severely in
iured by falling from building.
A man named John Stewart, aged
about sixty years, resident Of Paines-
Vile, Ohio. committed suicide at that
place this afternoon by cutting his throat
with pockc,-knife. Hi, motive is un-
GpnWn
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NOIndi,iduaI BENEFITS.

This Concert H. strictly hur MA~DNIt
Purposes and viii b- conducted with %,
sam" lib"rHliiy, honesty aud miTu"s
which characterized th" first 'ni"TpTis...
JOHN l.. ROPER, Prrsld"uI
For Tickets and Circulars giving nIll ~.
formation, address
HENRY V. MOORE, S.''y,
Masonic Relief 4 AS~pciation. Norfolk. = H.
AGE.NTS VA NTED EPERy HJIERI.
J. Y. L. ROGERS, Agent,
l'R Marker street,
lyE"u-Tl-d Wheeling, W. \I.
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Is this thing never going To end?
NOULToS now comes out in card stat
ing that he intends to publish all the
original letters in his possession, and will
yet up statement which will place Mr..
BEECHER in n worse light than he stands
in nj present.
In this connection, We see by our re-
ports thi, morning that yesterday Mr..
BEEcHER preached to tremendous con-
yrcgation at the Twin Mountain House.
His sermon Is stated to have been over an
hour long, and is considered one Of his
finest efforts Doubtless he will, for some
time to come, try the effect Of his oratory
in di>pcllng the cloud which yet horers
around him.
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Rank SiaIenent.

Loans decrease, s256,2OO Specie de-
crease, s9l5,S0O; legal tenders increase
81 1891 200; deposits increase, Sl3600O;
circulation decrease $4,000; reserve in
crease, $500 400.
Bishop Potter, Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, puts his foot down upon
the proposition for Church Congress
preliminary to the session Of the General
Convention in this city next October.
The cost Of the government of this
city for the year ending August lst was,
in round numbers, fifty millions of dol
lars. The debt in the same time was
considerably increased
A telegram was received yesterday by
a Spanish firm in this city saving that
Jose Ferrer de Csnto, editor Of the Span
ish paper, III Cronista, published here.
died on Thursday from wounds received
in duel with Col Rosado, of the Cuban
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Mark ct

PITTsRURGH, August 29.-Crude-
Unchanged Refned-Firm and ad-
'ancing at lltc bid.
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10 the Wheeling Register;
atthe solicitation OF many friends naa.ssan, an
n6unce myself a candidate oI6onh 70 repnStb in fbe
the counties ,,mrt 1i ntsfV;e of Vest Virginia:
next Legislature VI d. McGREGOR.
CAIRO, W. VA, July y, 1874
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INDIANA.
4 Heinous Crime.

JEFFERsoNyILLE, August 30.-A
FrenChman named August Garlncr
who said he WAS from Seymour, Ind,
while walking on the track Of the J., VI.
& ]. K. r., near Hcnryvillc, Ind, about
ten o'clock last night, was attacked by
three men. They took his pock"tbook
and five dollars, then tied him on the
track with ropes. over small cuIvert,
and left him. He succeeded in getting
the ropes that held his body, unti"d but
before he got those that held hi, left foot
l"oscned, an approaching train was upon
him. He, in that desperate moment,
threw his body Of the track. The train
passed over aud severed his leg from the
body. He fell in the culvrrt, crawl"d
out, lay there all night, and was picked
up at All early hour thi, morning by Con-
ductor WatcrhouSr. Of n passing freight
train, and brought to this city, where he
revived sufficiently to make the above
statement. rrlnp>rd. and died ut nine"
o'clock this aornlmg. No clu" {" III"
perpetrators.
Denied.
FoRT WAYNE, August @.-Thc run"r
that son of Isaac .Jcnknson would soon
take editorial control Of the GU-efte is
denied By that gentleman. Mr.. Coch-
rnnr, the present editor, sewers his con-
nection with that paper tonight. He
leaves for Chicago next Monday.
Tippccanoc County Fair.
LAFAYETTE, August 3O.-Thr fair Of
the Tippccano" County Agricultural As
socation. which begins Tomorrow, prom
ises TO be the largest and most successful
ever held in the State. The entries up
to dai" are far in excess of any previous
wear. Several fine herds of cattle are
already on the ground, including tho,"
of General Sol. Meredith, Snndu.ky-,
PiCkcrvillc's Shoop'- Hare and Ri
borns. Several lin" studs of hor,r- have
also arrived. among them five Normandy
stallion, imported last -priu@ from
France, by Mrtzg"r ~ Lyman, Of Hi
nois. The $1,000 purse. for fast tr"ttnG
during the fair. will be cont"ndNd for by
some Of the best horse, in the Sia'".
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MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Norfolk. Nn..
THURSDAY, SEPT. Sd, 1874.

u,IITS ENTERPRISE X SCONDTCTEnIN
/ the Masonic Relief Association, uf NOT.
folk, Va, under authority uf ia" Virginia
Legislature" laCt passed March Nh, lS73,I fuT
the purpose of raising funds Ia Cumpl"t"
ton IN Norfolk.
"a nuu l.LEL LIZ. n nm q AsLL LIL-L-
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at'heeliua geeister,

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1929.
FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be clear and partly cloudy, with
northwest to southwest winds and falling
temperature.
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

NEW YORK, August 29.-Mayor John
son the aldermen, and common council
of Cincinnati, left this city this morning
by the five o'clock train for Pittsburgh.
The acting editor of the FL CroHistd
has telegram this morning. dated at
Ronbay, stating that Joseph Eerer De
Conto is recovering from the wounds re-
ceived in the late duel.
The Plymouth Church Committee has
not yet decided when to make the testi-
mony public.
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rurRADICAL CONVENTION.

The Radicals Of this city assembled in
Convention on Saturday last. A full
account of their proceedings is publish
cd elsewhere. Our friend Mr.. THOMAS
IIORNBRooK was called to the chair, and
made one of his straightOut independent
speeches, in which hetold the Convention
that, unless they brought out better men
than did the Democrats, he would not
vote for them, for he had gotten tired of
rh"bad reputation which his party had
established.
We presume. therefore, that under
these circumstances, we may court on at
least, one vote from among our enemies.