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Ohio Tobacco.
iltOn lnlelligencer;
BALTIMORE, Augnst .. 1875.

TAllON luIelllBenCef'
BALTIMORE, August ., 1875.
During the past month we hayeto note
again a rather quiet market for Ohio
Tobacco, and the total transactions
amounted only 10 about 500 hOgsheads,
consisting principally OF fine Red Span
gled descriptions,
A lot Of 1900 hogsheads Ohio Tobacco
belonging to New YOrk k speCulator, has
also been sold at Paris to Messrs. A.
Weber 4 Co., the French contractors.
This lot was bought last fall by Mr.. Cor
tor, at s., and consists Of common grades.
1t Is generally surmised here that this
lot has been sold TO the French Govern
ment in addition to the contract, and that,
in consideration Of this additional pur-
chase, the French Reggie has granted to
the contractors delay in the delivery OF
the first instalIment, although Brothers
Boninger, the French Agents here, state
that this Tobacco was delivered on the
contract. Brothers BOninger have not
made any purchases yet, but, thus far,
they have not effected anything by hold.
ing oil.
Agents are firm for all French grades,
and make ita policy to induce other buy.
ers, by making small concession In
prices, to our market, in order to create
competition and reduce the stock,
The incessant rains have injured the
prospects, Of the crop seriously, and II Is
estimated now that the Western crop has
been damaged to the extent offully twen-
ty.Rvc per cent, and in consequence
Kentucky Tobacco has advApCed from !
to 2 cents, At the present time there Is
no sign Of an abatement Of the heavy
rains, and unless there is change in the
weather soon, another failure In the To-
bOcco crops may be anticipated. As buy.
ers will have to realize the fact that the
prospects for large crops Is gone and the
stock here is hardly sufficient for the de-
mand, wO can reasonably look for an i'm.
provcment in our market soon.
The inspections Of Ohio Tobacco are s.
lGi hhds, against 1923 hhds same time
last yenr. The shipments Of Maryland
and Ohio Tobacco from our port are 49,
G3O hhd4, against 5G,4i9 hhds last year.
Yours Truly,
WILKENs 4 BEALL.
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National Educational AssOcia.
lOn.

MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, August 4.-The
second days session Of the National Edu,
cational Association, to-day, was attended
by very nearly 1000 people. A number OF
essays by distinguished educators and
writer's on educational subjects were read
after which the association adjourned
until this afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The several departments Of the Asso-
citation met in the afternoon.
Prof. ]. L. Pickard read paper,
"What shall edo with our boys"
Lieut., SChenck, Of Iowa, read an essay
entitled, "AIilitary science and tactics in
our universities and colleges"
Inthe Normal section, the best methods
Of teaching in practice lessons was dis
cussed by Messrs. Allen, Of Illinois, Albee,
Of Wisconsin, Phelps, Of Minnesota, and
Miss Lathrop, Of Cincinnati,
At 4 o'clock P. N. tho members took a
special train and visited the Falls OF
Minnehaha, returning to the city at 0 P, NJ,
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ecclesiastical body to appropriate the
funds to It's own use, you must permit any
other which asks the privilege. The end
is destruction to the system; and this We
will not permit"
II the Bishops think that the teaching
in our schools does not sufficiently incul-
cate the principles Of religion and
morality, let them and the lower clergy
supplement it. That ia what PrOtestants
are doing. That Is what we understand
to be part Of the duty Of those who are
ordained to the sacred office. And II they
are still afraid to trust the children Of
their people to these schools, let them
privately build and supportothers. This
the government freely permits:
CITIZEN.
Whetling, Augi't 4, 1875.
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The O,ConneII Centennial.

New York, August "A IIralds
special says yesterday the FeniOn Am
nesty Association, Of Dublin, issued u
proclamation calling on Irishmen to
assemble by the thousands to join in the
O'Connell Centennial procession, At the
end Of the line, they have resolved to
carry banners inscribed "Remember the
Political prisoners; God save Ireland"
At the close OF the march they will as
semble around the OCOnnell monument
and present Lord Hagan's address. It's
believed Hagan will not deliver the ora.
tion unless assured Of complete order.
All public houses will be closed during
the day. Four thousand troops will be
quartcred in different sections Of Dublin.
Cardinal Cullen issued pastoral letter,
cnjolning strict temperance by his peo'
pic. Cullen does not fear any difficulty.
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Weather Report.



PROBABILITIES
For New England, Middle States and
Lower Lake Region, warmer and partly
cloudy weather will prevail with local
rains, southcrly TO westerly winds and
slowly falling barometer during the day.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, generally clear and warm.
er weather will continue, with east TO
south winds and stationary or falling
barometer.
For the Ohio valley and Upper Lake
region increased cloudiness, warmer
weather and possibly light rains and fall.
ing barometer followed by rising butomc-
ter.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys continued warm and
partly cloudy weather, with south to
west winds, low barometer and light
rains from Missouri nOrthward to Lake
Superior
The Lower Ohio and Central Mississippi
rivers will continue to rise and remain
above the danger line from Cincinnati to
Evansville, and at Cairo. The Ohio will
fail at stations above Cincinnati. DAN
gerous floods will occur In the Mississippi
between Cairo and Memphis during
Thnrsday and Friday.
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The FaiFpOint Sunday school AS
SemblY.

BUFFALO, August 4.-Notwithstand-
ing the cloudy and damp weather the at.
tendance at the National Sunday School
Assembly at Fairpoint was large. Rev.
Edward Eggleston, D, D., delivered an
interesting lecture on paradise Of child
hood" and was followed by Rev. DR.,
Walcott Calkins, Of Buffalo. In the even
ing the usual vesper services were con
Quoted by Mr.. sherwin; DR., Vincent d.
rected the exercises Of the day,
The principal speakers on Thursday
will be g. A. Peltz, Of Newark, n. ]; ].
NJ. freeman, D. d., and Rev, Warren
Randolph, Of Philadelphia, DR., Vincent
will conduct the Normal class exercises.
A praise service will be conducted by
Rev. Calkins, DR.. W. W. Wythe will
illustrate the wonders Of Canaan by means
of stereoptican.
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The late DR.. John d. RIeUabe.

AG AAbG are &NAA 8e NANkNAASe
From the Baltimore American, August ID,
Yesterday afternoon the Rev, ]. D.
McCabe, D. D., whose severe illness has
already been referred to in The american,
died at his residence, No, l2 Northern
avenue, DR., MeCabe was born in Rich
mOnd, Virginia, on April 10, 1908, and
educated there for mercantile pursuits,
Afterwards he became dentist and with
DR.. HRineS, was one Of the founders d
the Dental CNllcge Of this city, At the
early age of twenty-iour he entered the
Methodist Episcopal ministry, in which
lie remained until lSiG, when he joined
the Protestant Episcopal denomination,
and was called 10 ST, Thomas Church,
Abingdon, Virginia, From there he
went to Wheeling and took charge Of
st, Johns Church, where he very great.
ly aided the growth OF the demon.
inatiOn In the western section Of the
State. In 1855 he came to Baltimore as
associate rector Of 81. Pauls, and con-
tlnued TO labor in that capacity until
1868; going then to ST. Stephens at Han!
over, Pa, as rector Of that parish. In
the spring Of 1861 he went TO St. James,
West River, Anne Arundel county, where
in the fall Of 1854 he was disabled by an
attack Of fistula. lie placed himself un-
der the treatment Of Prof. Nathan Il.
Smith, who performed a surgical opera.
ton upon him. In 1867 he was rector Of
q small country parish at Urbana, Fred
erick county, Maryland. His health be-
ing poor, he returned to this cityin two
years and was prostrated with sickness
from 1870 TO 1873. About three weeks
ago he suffered dangerous nervous at-
tack, terminating in softening Of the
brain, from the effects Of which he died.
lie leaves wife and twelve children.
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Terrible Rain and Hail storm.

OMAHA, August 4.-This morning be-
tween 8 and 4 o'clock most terrible
storm Of wind, hail and rain, accompanied
by remarkable thunder and lightning
passed over this city. Immense damage
was done to Tho streets, foliage and crops
Thousands Of panes Of glass were shat.
tered, and fine plate glass fve.eighths Of
an inch thick was shivered to atoms. The
hail stones were very large, some weigh
ing a pound and half. The storm was
confined principally to the Missouri river
valley, from Sioux City, Iowa, to Browtll'
vile, Nebraska, wherei passed in a souns-
easterly direction.
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within Fourteen Inches Of The
Danger line.

MEMPHIS, August 4.-Ihe river at this
point ia still rising steadily having risen
4 foot and half since last report, and Is
now within fourteen inches Of the danger
line which covers the country westward
to Madison, Arkansas, a distance Of 40
miles. The feeling this evening among
those interested Is more hopeful in con.
sequence Of the decline at 81. Louis, but
reports from Ohio cause gloomy forebod-
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New ORLEANS, August 4.-special
Treasury Agent KinSelIa Is taking testi-
mony in regard to the frauds in the pay.
ment Of employees working on the custom
house. 1t Il charged that many nechan-
ics and artisans, who accepted work on
account Of dull times rs la6Orers, worked
IA mechanics, signing blank pay.rolls rs
receiving $i76 per day, while the Gov.
ernment was charged 81 10 S. per day
for their services. II is also stated thnt
much Of the work done by these skilled
mechanics was afterwards covered by con-
tracts and the Government made 10 pay
again for The same work.
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Church difficulty to the satisfaction Of
all concerned, that she didn't stick:
Watch the Intelligcaesr and then you will
know when the end Cometh, l say unto you
that at the present time the mind OF man
cannot contemplate the time when the
brethren will take each other atiectionate'
ly by the hand and exclaim peace on
earth and good will to man." And even II
il could the ladies must be consulted and
at present they hold the balance Of power,
and consequently are not to be sneered
at. In my next will give history OF
the churches troubles, past and present,
Bill,
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SARATOGA, August 4.-The race for .
year Olds, thtee.quarters mile, purse
$1,000, was won by Parole with Adelaide
second and sultaha third. Time, 1871.
The second race, for the Sequel stakes,
for 3 year olds, Two miles, was won by
Viatof, Harvey second, vagabond third
and Paul Pty fourth, Time, 9:43l.
Rutherford won the third race; making
three miles In b:3S,
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ouR sTEUDENVILLE LETTER

SrEUBENviLLE, August 4.
ElorJ Of the InlelgcncCr.
Jason May, n prominent citizen Of
Brooke county, West Va, died suddenly
last night at about l2 o'clock at his resi-
dencc, a few miles from this city. On last
Saturday Mr.. May was in this city, en-.
loving apparently his usual health, and
hstrtCnds we're considerably shocked this
morning on the announcement OF his sud-
dcndeath learn this morning that lie
had ior some time been afflicted with
disease Of the heart
MORE Of DEATHS pofNds.
II /, with regret that we announce TO
her numerous friends In Wheeling and
vicinity the death last evening, after a
short ilnCssof Mrs. Bertha Fisher, wife Of
Hrorge \. Fisher, Of this city. OF a kind
and generous spirit, she was universally
esteemed, and her death will cause great
sorrow in this community. She has gone
TO Join the innumetable throng that
move to the mysterious realm" Of death.
Her remains will be inferred from the
tamily residence Tomorrow lThutalay)
afternoon at 80 o'clock.
MADE Az ASSIGNMENT,
j. N. earns, q prominent grocer doins
business on Fourth street, haa made nfi
a''ignment for the benefit Of his creditors,
was unable to learn the amount Of his
Liabilities.
Mr. WALLACE CALLS FoR THE LAW,
The City Council met in regular ses.
sion last night, but did not transact any
business Of Importance. They agreed, or
were about to agree, to appoint special
meeting for the purpose Of awarding the
Contract for paving Market street" when
Wallace, who Is generally around, OBJ.
ecte! and called for the law, when It was
'oa1d that ii couldn't be done that way ;
20 the llrst regular meeting night after the
lyih Of August will decide The matter,
when It will likely be postponed until
some time next winter. The great trouble
s''hthc paving here is that the committee
aoi 1t impossible to get the ground in
y'def in winter IL Is loo hard and in
summer it is too soft.
THERE isNo PEACE.
In conclusion allow me to say to those
verpri.ing individuals who, IN several
hFn, hSed the First Presbyterian
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AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, August 4.-Thc Minister
OF Victoria has resigned In consequence
Of the opposition Of Parliament to the
Budget.
SIDNEY, August 4.--The Parliament Of
New South Wales has approved the ten
der for carrying the mails made by the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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ToLEpo, August4-owing to the large
amount Of dtiftwoud in The river this af.
tefnoon, result Of The recent floods, the
managers Of the regatta decided It dan
gerous to row, and to.day's races have
been postponed until tomorrow and
Thursday's until Friday. More interest
IL manifested than heretofore, and the
rity IL fuIl NJ stfanVeFs.
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Contract Awarded.

COLUMBUS, August 4.-The contract for
building the Columbus and Toledo rail-
road, has been awarded TO benjamin L.
Smith and nine associates from Column
bus and Cincinnati, at about $4,000 per
mile. They arc taking about two.thirds
in bonds, and the company will furnish
the right Of way, stations and equip
nleflts. ....
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NEW YORK.


sfEGlE hEGoNEHEu,
NEW YoRK, August 4.-London dis
patches announce that 100000 in specie
has been recovered from the wreck Of the
Schiller,
AS965,OOO FAILURE.
Foster Bro., carpet dealers Of Brooklyn,
failed to-day. Liabilities S965,OOO. As
sets $20O,O0O.
CABLE NEWS.
The captain of the ship Elf Everett,
which arrived yesterday, reports that on
July II, latitude 49', longitude 4S0 l5' the
officers Of the Faraday boarded his ves-
sci and informed him that they had pick.
ed up the cable, but on account Of a heavy
sea were compelled to drop it again. Some
defect exists in the cable, but 1t has not
parted US reported.
DEATH OF A BROOKLYN EDITOR.
Isaac Vananden, the founder of the
Brooklyn Eagle, died at POughkecpsie to.
day, aged 50.
REMAINS OF DIR, JAMES RICHARDS,
Cbarlestown, W. Va, who died from an
accident in Edinburg, are expected on the
l7lh by the steamer Elysia,
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Cunlso HrApAcnr wlrn A slxprNr,

CURtNO HEADACHE WiTn stxPENSY
MALTA strange and remarkable case
was brought under the attention Of DR..
Tate Of Augusta county, few days since.
He was called TO see Mrs.. Taylor, wife Of
Mr.. Robert Taylor, living about three
miles from Greehyille, and found that she
had driven a sixpenny nail into the back
Of her head, which, alter much difficulty,
he succeeded in extracting. The nail had
been driven In several days previously,
and by her own hand. II was discovered
by a daughter Of hers willie combing her
hair, one day and she insisted on keeping
the fact secret, but her daughter sent for
DR.. Tate, "a above stated. She told her
daughter that she had driven the nail in
several days before, with the fat eide Of
hatchel; that abe had been suffering with
violent pains In her head, but since driv-
ing In the nail she had been entirely free
from them. Some years ago, she had been
confined In the Western lunalic asylum,
and haA for some time been partially dc.
ranged. lfthe nail penetrated her skull
as understand II did, II isa very re-
markable case, and one Of much interest
To the medical Observation-Disclosures
IVA, DiSpdich,)
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
THE FLOODS.


MEMPHIS, August4.-The latest reports
from the river below here state that APP
pearsOn's plantation Of nine hundred acres
at Fort Peny, opposite Friars Point, is
submerged. The Crevasse was made at
Desoto Front twenty.seven miles below
here on the Mississippi side, but the
planters we're endeavOring to stop it, The
planters are all at work Strengthening
the levees, The water is pouring through
the old town Crevasse. The stencil from
the submerged Cornfelds Is said to be ter
rible owing to the corn souring.
A SCENE OF DESTRUCTION.
CINCINNATI, August 4.-A special cor
respondent OF the Commercial who is ex-
amlning the effects Of the flood In South
ern Ohio, reports tonight rs having
Travelled from Portsmouth up the Scioto
valley as far as PiketOn, finding a contin-
ued scene Of desolatiOn along the entire
route, The SCiOto river is still rising
and is over the entire valley, the depth Of
the water ranging from to 80 feet, By
actual cOnnt he reports 5000 acres Of
corn gone, causing an entire loss to own.
ers. The crop promised a yield Of sixty
bushels to tho acre. This loss occurs in
a territory only sixteen miles long, and
lying In sciOtO county, These figures
will probably be increased by the entire
destruction Of the wheat crop and most
Of the hay. Northwest from the scioto
line the devastation continues, and prob
ably all the way to Columbus. Residents
OF the valley for fifty years say that no
similar destruction Of crops by an over.
flow has occurred before, The river has
been higher, but not at this season Of the
year. The loss Is estimated at half n
million dollars,
WATER IN THE CELLARS.
ClSCINNATI, August 4.-The water
from the river Is invading tho cellars on
Broadway, Sycamore, Main, Walnut and
Vine streets, tho depth varying from
few inches to four or Ave feet, Nearly all
the cellars on the streets mentioned, up
as far as 81 street, are flooded, the water
reaching them through the sewers. The
greatest damage Is reported on Vine
street, where the water was not expected
to reach. In the Mill creek valley the
flood has taken away a portion OF the
Dayton Short Line road, but trains are
still running. Atthe lower portion Of 9Th
street and the mouth Of Mill Creek a
number OF houses have from two TO- four
feet OF water on the first floors. The
NVntnr Ia alan nnwin0 inIn iho hal nf iha
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Annolnlmetita D. tl1e tlotcrnor.

New ORLEANS, August Assistant
Attorney General Henry +. Steele has
been appointed by Gov. Kellogg Judge Of
The Superior Criminal Court in the place
Of Judge Btanha, and ex-Judge II. q
Dlbble was appointed assistant Attorney
geNeFal.
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BosroS, August4.-Dr. winslow Lewis,
died last evening, aged 10.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 4.-The races
have been postponed Till tomorrow.
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Supposed TO be Wrecked and the
l,nnM Inst.

DETROIT, August 4.-The barge Bradley,
which broke loose from the tow Of the
propeller Allegheny on Lake Erie on
Sunday,i supposed to have gone to pieces
and the crew, i've persons, perished. She
belonged at Saginaw.
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FRANCE.


VERSAILLES, August 4.-The session Of
the Assembly was formally closed to-day,
in accordance with n resolution for re.
cess until November 4.
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EVANSVILLE, August 4.-The Evans.
vile 4 Crawford Railroad sent the ftst
through train north Saturday. II will
only reach Terre Haute to-day,
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% CoPENHAoES, August Adams Chris.
tian Anderson The poet, died to-day,
aged 10.
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Meeting Of the western NalI A..
recitation. ~. .

PrrBBuRgEs, August 4.4The Western
Association Of Nail Manufacturers met
in this city to-day aud fixed the price oil
nails al 4 three dollar card.
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Sailed Tor Home.

LIVERPOOL, August A. Moody and
Sankey sailed for America to-day.
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ST. LOUIS.

CERTIFIED TO THE u. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.
Sr. Louis, August An the case Of
Gen. John Mcdonald, ex-lhtefnal Reve.
nue Supervisor for this district; Col. John
A. Joyce, ex.Ilevenue Agent, Joseph NJ.
Fitzroy and Alfred Bevis, charged with
conspiracy and destroying documents IN
the office Of the revenue col lector In tins
city, which had been argued on demut.rer,
against the Indictment in the United
States District Court several days past,
Judge Treat to-day certified the case TO
Inc United States Circuit Court on the
ground Of the great difficulty underlying
1he case In relation to the law Of merger.
VALUABLE TRUNK, =
A jewellers sample trunk belonging to
Fitch 4 Chatterton, Of New York, in
charge Of their agent, Frank Cary, went
through bridge with an engine and a
baggage car on the Hannibal \ ST.
Jsseph Railroad, near Hannibal, Mo-,
on Saturday night and has not yei
been found. The trunk Il said 10 con.
tain $4,000 in dimonds and jewelry ,OI
different kinds.
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Marine Intelligence.

NEW YORK, August ARRIVED
Steamship servia, from Hamburg.
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KENTUCKY.


LoUlsStLbE, August 4.-specials 10 the
Cowrier.J journal give generally increased
maiorities for McCteafy over the vote for
Leslie In 1871. His election L. conceded
by majority Of over 10000, and Il Is now
thought probable that twill reach O,O0O.
But few returns have been received from
the mountain counties, and these give Nc
Greatly increased majctities.
PROBABLE SUICIDE.
IYm. II. Bower, an employe Of Dun'S
mercantile agency, was found dead In hi,
room with a bottle Of landanum hall
empty lying beside him. His parents re.
side in Rochester, N. Y.
THE WEATHER.
To-day il the frst fair day in this city
for six weeks Great damage has been
done to the crops all through the State by
the continuous raina. .tHi @a
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FINANCIAL.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

NJ A. CHANDLER CaAhIuF,
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In conclusion allow me to say to those
,a'erprising individuals who, IN several
HNu, hSed the First Presbyterian
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CABLE NEWS.

Foster Bro, carpet dealers Of Brooklyn,
failed to-day. Liabilities S965,OOO, As