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River NIiII IIiSimg-.NIucI Alarm
Among the Planters.

MEMPHIS, August ll.-1'hr river To.
night stands - feet 10 inches by the gov.
ernmcnt grlngc, which il the same point
the spring rise attained on April lst, and
as it continues to rise SLOWLY much alarm
is felt for all exposed plantations. An.
other rain storm passed over this section
this afternoon.
4 letter from Nickslurg dated Sunday
night from gentleman whn had just ar.
rived there says the plantations nj COrkH
Point, two hundred aud thirty.ivc miles
below here on the Arkansas side, are sub.
merged. Also those at Jersey, Point
Chisnrn, Chicot City, Arkansas City,
Gains Landing, Point Comfort, l.innwoOd
and Luna. The latter, two hundred and
scventy.cight miles below, all on the same
side Of the river, while at Chicoi city the
railroad il Hooded.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August II Carli.l ahvicc1 from
Bonrg Madame drclarr that the garrison
will defend Citadel ,ch De urgcl to the
last, and h. AIionsittt will find its rcdmc.
tiUn aIuw work.
THE FRENCH GOYERSMEST suPPREssEs
THE WRITINGS OF MIR. GLADSTONE on
THE PArACY.
The government has prohibited the sale
in France Of Right Hon. Mr.. GIadstOnc'4
writings against the lapaCy.
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Another Pamphlet from Mr.
Gladstone,

SilnuSiOuc.
The foreign news this morning informs
~ that Mr.. Gladstone the fv.l'rcmicr Of
Great Britain, has issued another pam.
phlct on the Catholic question, in which
he iorrshadnws coming trouble for both
his avn country and the Continent VI
Europe. lie believes that the policy of
the Vatican il IN bc aggressive, and that
il will not hesitate to fomcnt even an
armed conflict against political opposition
to ilsasumptions. Wca al'o informed
tina! the French government has inter.
dictcl the sale Of Mr., Gladstonc's writings
On this subject in French territory.
lti4 somewhat curious circumstance
that both the present Premier Mr..
DisracliJ and his immediate predecessor
should entertain, (and have expressed
substantially the same ideas on this sub.
jecl. Five years ago Mr.. Disraeli wrote
his famous novel called "lnthair," at the
time the Marquis II Butte went over To
the Catholic Church, in which he under
,..,. Mt. .,i.,,. n.l;,, ,L,, w,. ,I,on
being pnrsned hy the Roman Church in
Great Britain. The npprchcnsions Al
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from the oath Of obedience. 2. The Pope
il subject to the decisions "l an Ecumeh.
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What u NaFFOW.(iuage Road Can
be Built for These Times.

We presume that no railroad in this
country was ever built more economically
than the Waynesburg x Washington road
now promises to be built 1t is about
twenly.eight miles in length, and the en-
tire cost, as things now look, will not ex-
coed $lGS,OOO, or 81, 900 per mile. TOap-
preciatC how exceedingly cheap this cost
actually is,we must remember that the ay-
erage cost Of the Standard tracks through.
out the Middle States OF this country is
about $4,000 per mile Inclusive
Of rolling stock.) The estimate for
the Waynesburg 4 Washington road
is so low that some people will no doubt
disrredit it. But we are informed that
this estimate il not a matter Of paper,
bat of accurate figures based upon going
prices Tor material, For instance, the
grading ot the road has been let, anl is
now being done, at 81 900 per mile. The
iron, which is to weigh 34 lbs. to the yard,
will run 5G.32 net tons to the mile, and
will cost SO per ton, or $9,Sl6 per mile
making with the grading total Of $3,SlG
per mile, and leaving balance Of S9,lSl
for ties, track laying, nc.
This price for building the road ought
to make It u paying investment almost
from the start. At Washington il will
connect with the CHARTERS Valley and
lIempiield road, the former leading to
Pittsburgh anil the latter To Wheel.
ing, from which cities railroads radiate
10 all parts Of the Union twill thus be
seen how important this road is to
Washington aud Greene counties, espe.
cially the latter aside from the facilities
ii will afford for local traffic,
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MCnIlncr IEcnOrt.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
OPPIrR OP TIiR CmlRP SlGSAL ORFlCKR.
WAsnSGrOS, y. C., August ~ 4. NJ,
nupUautt tVtps


PROBABILITIES.
For Ncw England grncrrlly clOndy
weather aud light rains will prevail, with
light castcrly to southcrly winds. no de.
cidrd change in temperature and station
nry or rising barometer.
For the Middle States, Lower Lake re.
gion and South Atlantic States, local rains
followed hy partly clondy and warmer
weather, southeast tu southwest winds
and slowly rising barometer.
For the Guli States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, fair weather and local rains
near the east gulf coar and in Tennessee,
with light variable winds mostly from
the north and west 'and slight changes
in temperature and barometer.
For the upper Lake Region, upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys,
clear or clearing weather and slowly ria.
ing temperature, variable winds, shifting
to westerly and southcrly, and rising fol.
lowed hy falling barometer west of the
upper Mississippi Valley.
The Ohio will continue to fall at sta
tions above laducah. It will rise slowly
at raducah and will possibly reach the
danger line The Mississippi will rise
slowly at stations between Cairo and
Nickshurg. and continue tn fall At sta.
tiuus 1hnyr Cairo
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Heavy Failure In the Iron Trade.

NEw YoRK, August ll.-A London
special dated 2.3O T.. ". says that Shaw n
Thompson, engaged in the iron trade
have failed Liabilities estimated At
Ei2O,OOO sterling. II isnot believed that
there assets will net more than 100000.
The announcement Of this failure and the
anticipation that other failures may take
place hh1 given dropping tendency to
The market. Erie hna rallied from the
decline Of a quarter yesterday, arising
from the pressure to sell. The lcnnsyl.
vnnia Railroad shares are sold At H..
This is attributed Ia the uniavorahlc fn.
mora in reference iO the coal trade in
Pennsylvania. This fall in the l'cnnsyl.
vnnin Central Is shared hy the philadcl.
phia& Reading Railroad, which isQuotctl
at iNl, being a fall Of prr cent. The
fall in the Philadelphia Il Recalling il a
marked event Of the money market. II
il attributed in the causes arising ntll NJ
the ronl trade, aud has had the effect VI
producing Hat and dropping market.
The Republican state Convention will
lr held At Saratoga on the Slll oi Sep
IpmIpt
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At I.ngInr Crushed bJ II Fail Oi
lkOCII.

lALtluonr, August IA aprrial lis.
patch from Slaunton, Virginia, ycstcr-
day, SAYS y freight train was pas.ing
through IIg I'cnd tunnel, on the thcaa.
peak and ohio Railfoad, thirty feet NJ
rock fell, crushing the engine, killing
the fireman and badly wonndinf the en-
pincrr. The accident was occasioncd hy
a rock oi several tons in weight ming
looscnrd and hanging, aud when the loco.
motive struck II tile whole mass fell.
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The CropS TN ONO.

CiNciSSArI, August ll.-rhc Gazette
has specials from forty county seats
where the late flood has occurred, and the
prospects are much better than were cS.
lpctcd Wheat aud oats suffered the
most " the former, twn.ihirds ui a
crop will l@ saved NJ the latter, less than
half of the crop eau r saved. " corn
there will h. more than IN average crop,
owing IL an inctraacoi acreage. Potatoes
will yield largely, although some few are
destroyed hy rot at mOst points the yield
will bc over the average The hay crop
will not fall short Of the average crop in
quantity, Int the quality will n,i Il" 50
good ~ usual.
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ecclesiastical favor. The Republic alone
is outside the Church, and depends ior its
prospects on the popular undertone of
Paris and the other great cities, which,
while saying little, are known to be
thoroughly hostile to the prIestcrait. The
McMahon government may to-day re-
press the sale Of Mr.. Gladstone's pam
phlcts, but, as Mirabeau said, "beware Of
the cOunler.reyolutiOn.
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IRELAND.


DrnLIS, August 1.-THE Irish Rifle
Association held Il special meeting last
night and passed resolution Of thanks
to the American Rillc Team for the prizes
presented hylhrm To the Irish riilemen.
Resolutions ol regret at parting with the
Americans aud expressing the hope Of an
early future meeting for u friendly rifle
competition were also passed. 4 dcputa.
tion u rillcmcn and prominent citizens
have gone to Liverpool to assist in the
parting cuurlcsirs To lc extended To the
American Team.
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NM YoRK, august ll,-Arrivcd the
steamship Nhyssinin from livCrpool.
Nrw GAstLr, Nuguat ll.-rhc steam
shin City II Limerick from Liverpool
pas-rd NJ.
Nrw SnRW. August II. Arrived the
steamship Bolivia from Glasgow
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The u. Il u. nnd Pennsylvania
Central In Council.

BALTIMORE, August ll.-A conference
Of the officials Of the Baltimore ~ Ohio
and the Pennsylvania Railroads, which
was private, was held in this city to-day
to rcndnst the freight rates Of these roads
to the West. II is understood that n
slight advance was agreed upou based on
the advance recently adopted by the New
York Central and the Erie roads, which
il to go into effect on Friday next. The
advance from Philadelphia and lIalti
more Ia graded on fifty cents per 100
pounds nn lrst.class freight from Ncw
York 10 Chirnpn.
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The Norlhern I.aellIe IInlIrona.

NEw EORK, August 1.-THE decree
requiring public sale Of the property
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany was 10 amended yesterday that for
The present 30 much Of the Company's
property ns consists Of land granted aud
conveyed to II by the government cannot
be sold for the reason that large part NJ
the land has not been conveyed anil Can.
not lc distinguished from the public do.
main, M deed having been given the
Company Of that part Of the land which
has been surveyed, and in case Of a sale
THE COMPANY COULD NOT uIvE A VALID
DEED.
II il said that the government refuses t0
give deed for this land because the
Company dcClit cs to pay for surveying
ii. The original decree in providing for
the application Of the proceeds Of the sale
said they should he applied to the pay.
mrnt Of all sums due for moneys borrow.
ed and materials, and for the repayment
Of which any former or present officer Of
the Company Or any other person at his
or their Instance is surety, not to exceed
SlOOOOO in aggregate, to he paid pro rata.
The decree directs that this he stricken
ont
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An aged Suicide.

CLEVELAND, o., August ll.-Chfistian
Flucrstcrn, aged eighty, committed sui.
eide last night by hanging himself to the
limb Of Il tree in Monroe Street Ccmctc.
rv Cause unknown.
A rIIIEviSG BAGGAGE MASTER.
j. Adams, baggagcmastcr on the Clcvc.
land, Columbus, Cincinnati ~ lnhiannpu.
liz Railroad, running between this city
and Gallon, has been arrested, charged
with robbng passengers baggage while
in his charge. llis house was searched
and goods consisting uf ladies wearing
apparel, watches, diamonds, jcwclry, &c.,
valued at $2,7l9 were found. Adams is
in Jail aud has made a full confession, in
which he duplicates several persons Ia
whom he claims he has dispoecl Of stolen
pnOls
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CntrAun, August li.-An excursion
party If the Mississippi rtca, Assnria.
lion, comprising nearly thirty editors
from all parts Of Miasis1ippi, nccompan.
led hy several ladies', arrived here tlIil
morning. They will remain here I'LL
Friday, and receive every courtesy from
their professional brethren during their
aInu hnrn
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rnr,lnlirh n tllc I,rrsl,lrni.

lINl1IMoRE, August ll-Capt Moody,
who was convicted oi cruelty Ia scanCn
on voyage from the liuano Islands to
Baltimore, and sentenced To rccmunths
imprisonment, and to pay fine NJ $500,
las been pardoncd by the President.
Moody had rrvrd two months Oi his i'm.
pri1onncnI and had paid the fine and
costs,
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The Lake Erie. Alliance Il wheel
inK lkuilrOH0.


ing Railroad.
So many railroad projects are healing
this way these days from Northern Ohio
that We are really puzzled to keep the
run ofthem. Every few dayswc see a no.
tice Of q railroad coming hithcrwarl from
nearly the same localities, but called by
some new name, always ending however
with Wheeling or Bridgeport, The latest
discovery that we have made Is that there
isa railroad building from Fairporl via
Alliance to Wheeling Fairport is lit.
tie town on Lake Erie, three miles north
Of Painesville, and nt first Thought we were
ready to conclude that the Lake Erie,
Alliance u Wheeling road was the same
thing in English as the Painesyille,
youngstown 4 Bridgeport road, Of which
we have heretofore written at length in
these columns.
A straight line drawn from Wheeling
to Fairport passes about 10 miles east Of
Alliance, and the whole distance is about
ll5 miles, viz, GO miles to Alliance and
55 miles from there to FNirport. Thisis
nearly the same distance ns from Wheel.
ing via Youngstown to Painesville. The
route via youngstown forms an Obtnsc
angle, and the distance across between the
two routes at Alliance is only about %
miles. We can hardly see the point
in building the two lines 80 nearly par.
allel. We therefore conclude that il the
one line ia built the other will not bc.
In the month Of March last we made
an editorial notice Of the proposed
Painesville, Youngstown Il Bridgeport
road. At that time We stated that the
road gauge wa' built and run.
ming from rainesville 10 Youngstown,
and under construction from the latter
point to Canonsbnrg. Since then we have
seen no announcement Of the progress
made, but conclude Of course that tho
programme has not been abandoned.
As for this projected Lake Erie, Ali.
ance 4 Wheeling road, We do not feel IA.
snred that there is much in it, One
aan,o ~ MI. ,li.t,n.,i, tha r,rt tbOt Mr.
r. 'p, p,,a,,. yiti,an ,ho man rLo snoII,
,w.,D. DO"'Dy IA, ,'.a r., +, t.LI,lira ri'h /,
No. atI Lna., .a,,o,i,ir, n M, ,torI,lo
.,.n Wv H. J,@a La.a and ,l,s ,,onmI,r f,in, in
Li. ;,na, i,,, ., honrilss. "a il miob,
,a H. ,asJo . .noocL =, Alliance ,bo
",Lo, J.n a,J w,, ;n,roJrcod IN ,bo
mn.,i,a ., u,o nsr,rriol ,gon,o ot tbe
,,,io,,od ,..J .rh,, :. ,ho n,.i,;or II
ronrdo,,,,nd u, Will,or,o ,r,ocedor,,
Lo onlr.,,Lnij, -, ai,n,Ia holJ In ,,ii.
so.d ,n;o.m,i,o' III, t,.,a ,oiI.
,o,dGn.n,ier ttc.,,,vnj T., Gn,noo ,Lo
vLoalina = al. r,in ,.,I &c.. m l..
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SImitIiSoninn"TrcaSnr,.

SNS l'RANCIsco. August IA dispatch
from San Diego reports the arrival Of Dr.
Edward Palmer, Of Smithsonian Institute,
from Julian district with quantity Of
antiquities, plants, etc, for shipment tn
Washington, aud special Treasury Agent
Kimhall from determination oi matters
mn the frontier.
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SAN FnAScIsco, August ll.-ln the
Miller alias Woodruff habcas corpus case
this morning the court dismissed the
writ IN legal points, and stated om good
authority that the railroad company in
settling with Miller allowed him to re-.
tain q sum sufficient IN make him com.
Portable for life, and that lc left IN a
China steamer ou the I'd inst, aa before
stated.
The Independent Democratic Conycn.
linn last night nominated sam Brnnnon
for Congress.
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Death NJ II I'roniinrni lawyer.

EvASsvILLE lSp., August Judge
l.Q. bchrnlcr, lor many years rromi.
ncnt lawyer ii Southern Indiana and
three times u candidate inr Congress, died
IN Tuesday afternoon, nl hi4 residence in
lorkpntt, after short iIlncss. tine year
ago hi1 twin brother. Dr. j. T.. Drhrulcr,
died NJ the same disease in this city.
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I.raLrn,nn KiilCd.

ColrMnrs, o., August ll.-loIm Far
lev, brakeman, and resident here, while
climbing upon II freight ear in motion
this evening, was struck ly a bridge and
knorkcd under the train, which passed
aver his body, killing him Instantly.
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NEwnuRu, August II -Twcnty.fmr
families here have united to form n ltc.
formed Epi,ropal Church. Bishop Cum.
inina attended d preliminary meeting and
said there were now fifty ministers nnd
forty congregations of that church in the
United States and Canada,
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] FAIRPOIST y. Y, August ll.-At the
National Sunday School Assembly, to-day
/ the attendance was much larger than on
any previous day, and the interest in the
proceedings wis well sustained. ENteu-
sive preparations are being made for the
reception OF President Grant and Vice
President Wilson ON Saturday afternoon.
They are to remain AT Fairpoint over the
Sabbath.
Rev. Gco. \. Peltz, oil New Jersey, con-
tinued his conversations on the right use
OF the teachers bible. II should be used
for personal profit, prayerfully, habit
ually, critically, reyercntly and with
meditation.
In \ convention Of teachers Of the
adult classes which followed, Rev. DR..
Briggsf Of Chicago, asserted that
If THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Is To SAVE THE
COUNTRY,
the church must save the Sunday school.
A vigorous onslaught was made by the
same gentleman upon dancing and the
Use Of tobacco.
Rev.J. NJ. Buckley, OF Stamford, Conn,
spokei questioning by Sunday school
teachers, and said the Socratic method
was useful
First-Thc question, except when CIV
en- To small children, should never sug-
gcst an answer.
Sccond-ll should he shortened.
Third-lt must he in form that n
child can understand.
FOurth-Nu cOnundrums or puzzles
should he proposed
Filth-Nu question should h. ol u triv-
ial character.
Sixth When the questioning is cm-
plOyed Tor the purpose Of reasoning, the
answered. the last question should he the
basis Of the next.
FLIrrASr ASswEuS SHOULD III pISCorR-
AGED.
Frank Beard, of New York, drew on Il
large blackboard q series Of caricalurcs
Of certain Sunday school pcrsonagrs,
some useful and others not, iO the great
delight, amusement and instruction Of n
very large number Of people, DR.. Vincent
giving numerous descriptions and conf
mcnt4. At q later hour the child
rem were addressed by Mrs. llarlridgc,
of Illinois, and an oriental story entitled
"rhrcc Blind Mice" was read by Mrs.
Emily Huntington Miller. This iscycning
Misses Van l.cnnap and Ostrandcr gave
an exhibition Of oriental costumes, Gus.
toms and manners. and Rev. DR.. KnnN, Of
lIlmira, leclnrcd on the unity Of the Prot.
cslant church. The speaker claimed that
llr was a thoroughbred Presbyterian, but
predicted that within a generation there
would he but one Protestant church with
a unity Of faith, affections and efforts Of
organization.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August ll.--An official dis.
patch announces that supplies Of heavy
ordnance and other siege material had
arrived at SEQ Dclrcgcl. The fire Of the
bcsciging batteries, yesterday, exploded
the magazine in the Carlist ,lclcnrcs.
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t,,urinr MIii IsnrnCd.

LIsNtLr. lit, August ll.-A fire last
night lcatruycd Elwcll y I.ymans Hour.
inr mill. together with about SOOO
worth II llour; loss Slj,OOl To S2O,OOO.
Insurance $1,000
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SASnusKY, August H. Senator Thur
man hna taken rooms At the putin.l!ny
House far the season; Chief Justice Per.
kins il alao there Tor the season.
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VI. LOUIS.


Sr. LOrIs, August ll.-rhc surety
bonds 0f MO Avery, NJ Washington, in
,lictcl here for compliclly in the whisky
ring, arrived yesterday from Washington,
hut owing To some informality they were
rejected by the limited States District
Court aud will he sent back to Washing.
ton for correction; in the meantime Cot
Avery has entered into a personal recog.
nizanrc Of one thousand dollars for his
appearance from day To day.
ARREST OF ESCApEn COSvIC1s.
Vim. Wright and Jas IT, Anderson,
were arrested here for having burglar tools
in their possession, they proved tn he
escaped Cnnvicts from Sing Sing, New
York, and instructions have been re-.
ceiycd from the New York police author.
tiles To hold them until an officer can
reach here, which will he done.
REIGN OF TERROR IN WILLIAMSON GO.
The Globc Democrat learns that some
twelve families have been forced To leave
Williamson county, ILL.,, within the
past week to escape the vengeance Of the
outlaws who rule that county, and many
more are quietly arranging their bust
meas affairs preparatory to leaving
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-12

PonrrNHp. ME,, August 1.-The Re
publican Convention vi the Fourth Con
grcssional District to-day nominated
ten. rlaistcd to I'LL the vacancy caused
hv the death oi llrtscy.
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VommI,,cd toJnIi ior tonicnlpt.

ToRoSro, August Ill In the Montreal
Centre Election trial u. DcvIn, sitting
member, declined to lr sworn anil was
committed to Jail for contempt Oi court,
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FalieI for s8O,OOO.

BlLrIMoRE, Aug. Cnltlc& C0arrl.
ley, known ns the New York Tea Com.
pany, Of this city failed to-day I.iahili.
Ties SGO, ,OOO; assets not known.