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FOREIGN.
els the Church of England
Worth PreSerVing?"
GIadstOne's Opinion of Arbi-
trary Rules
Another Victory for the Amer
lean Riflemen:
Aid for the Sufferers by the Late
InundatiOn.
The War in Spain.
The War in Spain.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 30.-Gladstone has an
article in the Contemporary ReUiel0, en-
titled, SIS the Church of England worth
preserving" After summing up arguments
on both sides, he answers the question
strongly in the affirmative. He reviews
the divisions which have taken place in the
Church, and the attempts 10 maintain con-
fOrmity by penal proceedings. He declares
the enforcement Of arbitrary rules fatal to
the Church.
1t is reported that the latest news from
Burmah is not satisfactory. The King, il is
said, refuses to allow the passage Of British
troops through his territory. 1t is believed
this condition will be set aside by Her
Majesty's government.
The race for the Northumberland plate,
al Newcastle, to-day, was won by Harriet
Laws; OWten second and Feye third.
QUEENSTOWN, June 3O.-The steamer
Batavia, which sailed to-day for Boston,
had on board the mutineers of the schooner
Jefferson Borden, in custody of United
States officers.
LONDON, July l, $50 A. MA Berlin
dispatch to the Times says the German
squadron VIII probably visit the United
States in 1876, in return for the visit Of
Admiral Worden.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Jure 30.-The subscriptions re-
ceived for the sufferers by the inundatiOns
are unprecedentedly large. The total
amount to date is 200,000f. The list
opened by President MacMahon already
reaches 100000. 1t is announced that
100, 900 persons will be wholly dependent
on public charity for months to come. The
number of mer, women and children
drowned in Toulouse alone is roughly es-
timated at 1000.
The Pope has sent $1,000 for relief Of
the sufferers by inundatiOn.
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SILVER MINING IN KNOX COUNTY.


We learned yesterday that a Virginia
geOlOgist has for some time been working
into the mineral resources Of Copper Ridge,
in this county, and reports silver and other
minerals in the greatest abundance, as well
rs salt. He has entered into written con
tracts with Messrs. b. +. Hartly, Josiah
ROddy and BraclS y Ork, and will commence
operations on lands belonging to the above
named gentlemen, he 70 bear ali the ex-
penses Of the mining operations, and in the
event Of 4 failure To realize anything, he
is TO bear all the expenses. He says he is
confident that silver and ether minerals
will be fOund in abundance. He also
wished to enter into contract with blr. Prior
Mention to work the Barney George Salt
Well, and with VIM. Jet to work on his
farm for silver. He says he has followed
the vein all the way from Virginia Some
Of the people believe him 10 be a humbug,
but the majority have the greatest con-
fdenee in his judgment as well as integ-
rity.
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A HOPEFUL LOOK AT THE BUSI.
NESS FUTURE.
New York Herald, June 2s.

There are those who contend, and not
unrcasonably, thas' the country is not
In a better condition now than
1t has been for many months;
that trade is dull; long, hot summer
is before us, and there is nothing es-
pecially encouraging in our rpresent COM
merciaI surroundings. This view may
be partially true, but it is offset by SO
many practical facts that the weight
of testimony is in favor Of the class
who look upon the future hopefully.
l. The most encouraging reports
have been received concerning the crops
IN all portions Of the country. Cotton
is IN a fine condition; wheat and corn
are fourishing; the fruit and vegetable
crops are unusually abundant; sugar
ana rice are said to be looking well,
and there Is a prospect of q good mar
ket abroad. Under such promising
conditions the country viii surely not
90 backward. With good crops there
should be a general business revival
,. The price Of labor is being grad
ually reduced, thus enabling the man
ufaeturer to supply his products at
lower rates. Cheap food and cheap
manufactures lessen the cost Of living
and thus solve one Of the disturbing
problems Of the day; for by the equal
ization Of the earning and producing
powers a cause Of discomfort is re-
moved.
3. Money is abundant-too abund-
ant. IN fact-and too much confined to
The financial centers. But we have
nassed through the worst Of our dan
G,rs. and, although confidence Is a
6lant Of slow growth, when it blooms
again it will be to give a vitality to
new enterprises, put IN active use our
idle capital, encourage investment IN
whatever is cheap and POSSIBLY fruit
full. and so start the country afresh
upon its forward march.
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THE Executive Committee Of the
National Grange meets IN Washington
to-day, for the purpose of determining
where the headquarters Of the latter
shall be established. It will also con-
slider the proposition received from the
cooperative societies of Great Britain,
relative to the establishing Of an inter-
national system of exchange between
these societies and the Oranges.
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WHAT the country expected from
the start-that the S5prosecut ton Of the
Whisky Ring would come to naught.
Such is now the announcement IN
prominent official circles at Washing.
ton' "mlsmanagement" being assigned
as the cause, and tumble of Bristow
stock in the presidential market Will
naturally follow.
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and State governments as shall protect the
rights Of the people.
II. Favors equal taxation and opposes
double taxation as unconstitutional.
Y. Opposes all legislation known by the
general name Of prohibitOry laws.
l3. IAvites cooperation of all persons,
whatever may have been their past political
opinions, to unite with Us in carrying out
the principles herein enumerated.
VIM. Irwin was nominated for Governor
on the fourth ballot.
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MEMPHIS.
The Railroad Troubles.

MEMPHIS, June 30.-There Is no change
to report in the situation as regards the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
troubles. Mr.. Dew, as agent for the
trustees, still holds possession Of the road,
aud the whole matter will doubtless be
transferred 20 the Arkansas courts for set
tlement. President GreenlaW states that
his object in turning over the road TO the
trustees Of the first mortgage bOndhOlders,
was to prevent foreclosure, ard 10 secure to
employees their past due wages. He also
states that he has repeatedly attempted to
get a quorum Of directors together to take
action in the matter, but failed "a do so.
destructive Fire in Helena.
The Appeals Helena, (AIk) special says
an iucendiary tire this morning destroyed
the ITOrld newspaper and JOB Office, (Iu-
dependent oflicial), and Burnett's Office, to-
gether with an entire block. Loss on the
World office 5000; insured for S4,70O;
Burnett's loss fullg covered by insurance.
Total loss not given.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, June 3O.-The papers allude
TO the victory of the American rifemen in
cOngratulatOry terms. Freemdn's Journal
says it looks for revenge in the future. The
Express trusts the contests will become
annual, as they do much TO cement the
friendship of the two countries. The Mail
hopes that the result will be a better ap-
probation by the United States of Irish
character and aspirations.
Another Victory for the Americans.
There was shooting to-day at DOllymOunt
for the Spencer cup, free 10 all comers.
Messrs. Bruce, Hale, Dakin, Gildersleeve.
Ballard, Coleman and Garfield, Of the
American team, and all members Of the
Irish team and Shooting Club took part.
The contest resulted in another victory for
the Americans. r. &. Coleman won the
cup, making a score Of A out of possible
so. The range was fifty yards; Glider
sleeve and Hale also won prizes during the
days shooting.
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CONDENSED TFLFGRAMS.

Coates x Co., auctiOneers, Of Toronto,
Canada, have failed for SljO,OO0.
Quincy. Ill Cr- sumod S25.000 worth OF
property D., H- .J lj-ht, while Boston
burned the same amount Of paints ard
oils.
GeOrge Holmes, whose wife keeps a nil
llnery store in Louisville. cut his throat
with a razor yesterday. lie was dissipated
and his wife had sued for a divorce.
AieIriGc thunder stOfm passed over Leb-
anon, Pa, yesterday. Several houses were
demolished by lightning, trees uprooted
and grain hattened TO the ground for
miles.
Internal revenue receipts for tie First
District Of Ohio, 70. the fs,al year ending
yesterday, amount 10 SS,Oj5,5I7, being an
increase OF $6l5, ,j6j.26 over the previous
year.
A severe storm passed over Cambridge,
o., yesterday, damaging railroads, bridges
etc, 90 a considerable extent.
Little Rock rrDorts a small blaze yester-
day. Loss $500.
\ Yesterday Mai. j. Lyle Clarke, a well
known citizenl Of Baltimore, was shot
while seated at dinner at the s.. Clair
Hotel, by a young man named II. W.
Brewer, Of Georgetown, ID. c., who was
arrested and stated he was driven to the
act to avenge a sisters wrongs. Clarks's
wound IS not fatal.
The miners strike at HazletOn, Pa, IS &C
an end, and work viii be resumed az all
slopes as soon as they can be got ready. u
is believed next week will see The strike
abandoned in the whole regi0r.
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HOE. WV. MCFARLAND, and Hon.
G. G. Dibrell have been requested by
the Secretary Of War to nominate
cadets from the First and Third Con-
gressional Districts, respectively, to fill
vacancies which will be caused by the
graduation of cadets in June, 1876.
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MAJ. A. D. BANKS, of Mississippi.
is IN the city en- route for Beersheba.
The Major is one Of the prominent can
didates for Clerk Of the next Federal
House Of Representatives. Judging
from what we see in the Southern and
Southwestern press, and from our
knowledge Of his capacity and extern
sive acquaintance with the leading men
of the Union, he viii go into caucus
with a strong and faithful following.
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SPAIN.

Madrid, June 3O.-It is officially an-
nOunced that Gen. Martinez Oampos has
occupied positions on the EbrO to prevent
the escape Of Carlists from Valencia and
ArragOn into Catalonia. Gen. Jouvellar,
commander Of the army of the centre with
$4,000 troops, is advancing by different
routes on the Carlist leader DOrregary, who
commands 1900 men.
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ST. LOUIS.
Ffendish Outrage by a Negro.
End of the Newspaper War.
A White Girl BrutaIIy Outraged by a
Black Fiend-MOb Violence Threat

A White Girl BrutaIIy Outraged by a
Black FIend-MOb Violence Threat
ened.
ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-AbOut l O'Clock
this morning, the steam tug Sam Club,
lying at the wharfin East St. Louis, caught
fire, and after being cut loose, flOaied down
stream, struck on bar and burned TO the
waters edge. Loss not ascertained.
Another one of those brutal Outrages,
several of which baye occurred in this
county during the past year, was committed
about nine miles from this city Monday
afternoon. While Miss Eliza Chamberlain,
10 years old, was going from her fathers
house on horseback 10 a neighbOr's, she
was pulled from her horse by a burly ne
gro, all her clothing stripped from her, and
her person most fiendishly, Outrageously
and otherwise ciuelly treated. She tainted
and lay in the road more than an hour,
when she revived and dragged herself to a
neighbOr's house, about a mile distant,
when she went into spasms, and her life
for time was despaired of. Citizens were
in active pursuit of the black wretch yes
terday, and negro answering TO the de-
scripLion given by Miss Chamberlain was
dIItSJtu IN luiS Guy last ulyHJ. OlllLeuS III
the HeighbOrhUOd Of the outrage are in
tensely excited, and swear they will hang
the monster, if caught.
Sale OF the st. Louis Times.
The Times newspaper sold at auction
this evening under sale ordered by the
Trustee for non payment of interest on
coupons. The biddingswas quite animated
and the paper was finally knocked down to
Col. JDO. L. Crisp, Of Independence, Mo-,
for Sl31, 800 cash.
Among the bidders were Richard Ennis,
G. G. Rainwater, and B. Gratz Brown. The
trust was satisfied at later hour in the
evening, all terms of sale complied
with and the purchaser placed in posses
sion Of the paper. StilsOn Hutchins was
interested in the purchase, and will have
the management of the paper from this
time on. The sale wipes out all the
stock and Indebtedness of the old concern.
There is quite a diversity Of opinion regard
ing the sale. Some think the paper brought
all it was worth, while Others believe the
purchasers have got an unusually good
thing.
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CoL.JAAIEsE. BAILEY, Of Ularksville.
has accepted an invitation to address
the citizens Of Washington county at
JOnesboro, August 9. on the industrial
interests Of that section Of the State.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, June 3d. Count HoyOsprin
Zenstein has been appointed Minister of
Austria1o the United States, in place Of
Baron Schwartz SenbOrn, resigned.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted
IN New York, yesterday, at AZ for
the old and 46l for the new.
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Rrrz. FLORENCE TILToN is engaged to
1,s r,7rried shortly to Mr.. A. B. Martin,
the witness who figured IN the J.lal as the
freq ebr visitor at Mrs. Triton $ lie has
been playing ihe par Of the mu, - 81 trend
in ,ryius to bring Mrs. and MT. Tlton to-
eether again, and reconciing them.
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POLITICAL.

Republican State Convention of
Iowa.
Full Text of the Platform.
Opposition to a Third Term.
SamI j. KirkwOOd for Governor.
California Democratic Convention
Terrible Arraignment of the Re-
publican Party.
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ITALY.

ROME, June 29.-The Senate passed the
public safety bill for tie prevention Of
brigandage in Sicily and elsewhere. The
bill had already been adopted by the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
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LONG BRANCH.
Recall OF the Italian sTInIste.

LONG BRANCH, June 3O.-COunt COurte,
for several years Italian Minister in this
country, accompanied by Mr.. Cadwallader,
Assistant Secretary Of State, to-day pre-
sented his letter of recall to the President.
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YELLOW JACK.
Quarantine AgaInst Kex West.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3O.-On the official
report Of the Board Of Health, prOclama-
tiOn Of ten days quarantine was this day
made by Gov. kellogg, against the Port OF
Kew West.
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CoTToE was quiet in New York,
yesterday, at 154G15sc. for middling
upland.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, June 3O.-The Senate passed
the bill already adopted by the House Of
Representatives, making an offer to commit
assassination penal offense.
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GOLD opened in New York, yes
terday, at ll74, declined tc II6k, and
closed at III.
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MRs. PIsToL, Of Kansas City, knocked
her husband down, last week, and danced
a bornpipe on his prnstrate body. She ex-
hibils an unfortunate tendency 10 GO of at
halEcOck, but does considerable execution
for a muZZle-lOade-.
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ONE Of the peculiarities Of the paper OF
which the Bank Of England notes are print
ed is ils strength. A bank note viii sup-
port thirty-six pounds before being ldzed,
and afterward support a man for wears If &C.
is only for the right amount
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SENATOR JONES, Of Nevada, has Just
invested in two noted trotters, Sweet B Ter
and Lady OTIS, for which he paid $4,000.
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Homeopathic and Dental College " e
organized at Detroit yesterday, and vii
open Oct. !.
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RECENT adyices from the Sandwich
Islands stare that 'rum is digging the gave
ofthe Hawaiian race
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NEW YORK.
western Union seven Per Cents.

NEW YORK, June 30.-The four millions
Western Union seven per cent. currency
bonds have all been taken at 50 and inter-
est by Commodore Vanderbilt, u 5. Trust
Co, Drexel, Morgan & Co., f. d. Morgan,
Martin, Bliss Il Co., Nose Taylor and
others.
The Boss Tweed Case.
The motion for reduction
of bail in the case OF Wm. NJ.
Tweed has been withdrawn for an indef-
mite period. 1t is presumed that this ac-
ton was taken on account of Judge Davis
sitting in Chambers, where the mOtion'was
to have been made.
The referees in the case of ex-Tax Col
Iector Badeau, of Brooklyn, fOunu judg-
ment for the city in the sum Of S65,OO0.
The Northern Pacific.
An adjourned meeting of the Northern
Pacific bondholders was held here to-day,
about twenty million Of bonds being repre-
sented. The meeting was large, represent
ing all parts of the United States. Objec-
tiOns that have been urged to the provision
in the decree of foreclosure were Obviated
by an agreement between all parties,
which vii be accepted by the court.
Different objections to the plan Of fore
closure aud sale, known as the Livingston
plan, were harmOnized by the adoption of a
series OF amendatOry resolutions. The
meeting closed in a spirit Of complete
unanimitv, and with general feeling that
investments in the road would be saved
and the road completed.
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BEECHER.
The Jury Still Undecided.

The Examination of LOeder,
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
Terms Of Sss5scriPtiOss.
NAIL Or AT THE BUSINESS oFFIO

semf-WeekIy, e4.2O Feekly-.....e2
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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Full Text of the Platform.
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to a Third Term.
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California Democratic Convention

SamI j. KirkwOOd for Governor.
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" Plant Her Deep" I"

They have two very enthusiastic un-
dertakers in New Castle. They are al
ways on the lookout for business. and
always try to get ahead OF zach other.
The wife OF a prominent citizen was
known TO be quito i'll some timo aSo. and
both undertakers made up their minds
TO provide tho funeral II she should die.
On Thursday night the husband dropped
tho paregoric bottle ON tho fioor. anu
scared thu invalid No that she gave lit
tlo scream. The nsIt instant the family
heard somebody staggering up stairs,
knocking tho paper oil the wall with
some kind of an implement. IL was
Jones, the undertaken. bringing mp oeso
Of his patent hcrmetically scaled collins.
lie hal beon waiting ON the front step,
nnd heariu, tho scream, concluded tho
ond had come. aud rushed in already.
He dashed mp the stairs rs the
husband opened tie dcor, Sc. tho
colin end up ON the carpet, anu
exclaimed. eagerly: "Gimmc the first
chance. Bury hor for forty dollars. with
silver trimmings." Before the indis-
nant man had time to reply. . noise was
heard at the attic. Presently Brown.
the other undertaken. appeared on the
third story landing. and heaying one OF
his "incorrodablo cGsksts" down the
stairs, he slid down the banistsr sud
denly, and screamed: "Don't do II. III
plant her for thirty-eighi dollars; five
off for cash. put monogram on the
cesket and throw in tombstone. :"
Brown had been watching Jones. II
seems. from the roof Of the house next
door. and would have beaten him. but
tho trap-door stuck. They were led
away BY a policeman. but before they
reached the corner Of tho street, Jones
hal secured contract for burying that
policeman's mother.in-law. when she
died. The policeman WAS not particu'
lar about details. "Only lot !, he
deep" he said. "with something solid
on top 10 hold her down. Mar A,io'er.
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Ir is reported that n somewhat juven-
lilo dandy said to a fair partner Mt a ball;
"Mi-s. don't YOU think my moustashcs
becoming?" to which Miss replied;
"well. sir. they may BE- coming. but
they haven't arrived get"
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"Bippy. said lady. step over aud
see how old Mrs. Jones is this morning.
In few minutes Biddy returned with
the information that she was seventy
two years. seven mouths aud two days
oil that morning.
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A new gown Tor ladies', to slip over
srything. whom in n hurry. IN appro-
priately called a Jen-Dayis.
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FURNITURE FOR "a LE AND
HOUSE TO LET.

TIE FURNITURE OF A SMALL HOUSE
containing Parior. Bed ROOM and Kitchen.
all new. will bo sold 1t Q sarridee. Apply To
mh3 u HURLEY DROTIRRs.
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FOR TOWN. MARsHAL
OF GOLD HILL.

rAxgs SHIELDS REsPKcTTuLLY AN.
Al nonners hjmself o. . eaf,iIdais fer The
Once sf Town Harshal Of Gold NH. ai the
coming Town election, which 10 In take plses
the arpt Monday in Nay next. subject 20 the
decision Of the people. mhl tds
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

H. PARTIES INDEBTED TO TIE
a PIONEER LAUNDRY for more than two
months washing. are requested to setiI. I'M
rne,liaisly and save c ssts. mhiI I'm
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minus AGENCY ~ NOW rRE
i pared 20 receive deposits Of coin OF bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or to Issue GER.
TIFiCATRS therefor, payable lat the option OF
the ho.derD la Gold Mn or San Francisco; to
mako collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rstes. or advance coin thereon when
Forwarded In the Parent Hank In san francisco
sells Bill. Of Exchange, and ransaets General
Banking Business.