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NIX. DlsRAEII on PUBLIC Affairs.

LONDON Tuesday Nov. o. 1875.
The Lord Mayor gave o grand banquet To-
night which was attended by the members OF the Gao
met and other distiu grishcd guests.
Mt Di.Ia H. in reply to the usual toast IN honor OF
Her Majesty's Government. highly complimenttd Mt
Wade on tho settlement OF the CHINA difficulty, and con
tinued:
wish | conld SOY that foreign affairs nearer home
were AZ sati ,flctoTy relations with emma \ Par
tiaI reynl, An Turkey has produced y h'ato vi
filings such aa taere Often becomes critical ~
l,yb..rance Of the Great Powers ihIhtu'.c-
Ia Interested produced effect snch as
some months AGO gave the right 10 believe the az
turauce would cease mime lidcly. since thtn hhIh-
nl catastrophe has revived tLc struggle AM gwen I"
NV ,ct l.. all the circumstances. IL l. 1hpoSslDe 10
DENY tlat the circumstances atc CrIuca hU' sun L"'
le,t conf crce in the fOrbcardnce Of the Io"tls.
have moi merely trust bat conviction tllt means VII
To-, found 10 bring about satisfactory result c.llsis'cu
with tie ina nenanCc ~ the peace cl Europe VIZ nv
eouteinular any otdcr rsult. the D,c.ess ~ We ih
cr,al POWERS IN reference 10 the question arc more
direct but not moro considerable thh tDose n Dia'
Rritaiu be mon who charge OF our NDalfS are
lr.,,v conscious OF the magnitude oi our interests
when tley are rcspiN ed to guard ana MAINTAIN
Mr. Disrael, after glowing refereuc's to Indian colo
uia and domestic affairs concluded with those wo'd'
Wien speak ere again next wear hope 10 Dc apc 20
congratulate you upon the maintenance 81 peace, anu
Trust also upOn the of domestic lOltY' a."
that II IN OXigency should arise ana the sovereign ot
lied Ter rover and force. she womb De
able 10 appeal 10 "a cOnteptc1 ana conhdihg pSoIie'
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AGASsJz IND TIE ETOLUITOY THEOEK.
DurFnRYr CREATIONS or MN.

10 the razor OF The riOHde.
SIR: in your issue of this date, you say that
Prof. Agassiz believed that the human race originated in
several pars otoin other words, son SCI IN 10
convey the idea ia common with the current opinion
that he believed in the special creation Of man and AMI
mas This 1 think. b. erroneous. Ia his great work on
Cassl1epon" he distinctly says That hc believes that
all lie was at first created az tie eg9 Tbs Is the evou-
toL theory winch tnt all life originated and sprung
from cell or simple combination Of cells. An egg Is
only a cell composed II combination OF cells. whether
II be- thu Ovum Of ANIMAL or the egg OF bird, II Is
only development AID growth OF ohei cells, which
start further away animal life and finally grow up
into H. Another popular Ia that the evolution
theory anrDs that derived from the nkey.
Tue saers of 1t DO not claim assert any such idea
They say that ~, animal life mad common origin IN
mo Gel, ana Ia development OF cells thai usn blnsen
never was a mOnkey, Jut that man and monkeys are
branches OF some common ancestor AMI indeed dt an
Nm ais are baLcss AMI TINT the monkey race, next 10
mau Is ,ls most Mt and highest branch rom the
parent stalk THAI monkeys can never develop ibto man
although may degenerate 80 iS 70 become very near
lie monkey and that he may also become lSe many
other animals IN everything but iojin. H. g. o.
ACU-lOFk, Nov. B, 1870
[Tbe following. from lecture Of Prof. Agassiz
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
for Other shb Nc,,s Sc. Second Puget


"s as4 70 Sn mi Ss air. richmond city Point and
Norfolk. With nd- and pas. 70 Ola dominion steamship Co
Da hssf A''''' '"''" ''s" 100 ''' '--''N'
schi j. r. Chandler (of Parr.oorc " 81 Ha,seld Wont
schf Able INGALLS, Ingalls, 81 George ~ b. days. VITA
scfi Fnchautreg. Philips savannah days with lumber
schr. Jones, Davis Charleston odays with naval
schr Judge Low. Holloway. Dennysville, with lumber
s -chr Lace fSeoa pe crocf:t FoeianS With line
seST locaoTs Johoe Blu M ~ Me- "a srs1 ,s
scr Naye r[e sl s TsS ss MN 1ih f.,
schr. irna Ttch. nantucket win hsh.
scir. Iri', long, llarwieh with fsh.
sehr Mac, y. @aort W Aorf weliest with a,h
scnr. Ysnkse lade rsI.ef Iaagor YIN , lumber
sciI. u. ". Pote. crlklns Bangor, IN lumber.
scifooSEeS-RIvEG AM coAsTwIsL
6 W i ,sS ell siyer ics AT Pssi aa over
j b. Cunningham Newport J Raymond. Ne Lon on
NJ l.. Han. Portland ~. jos Rogers. Portland, Ct
p N Wnrlton Providence. WiloS Iiarp, ProViienca
+ H. bIszos Providence Nla ossSl. riosihehoe
sammy ShoNoG Providence Uncle Joe. Providence
8. l Seof I'D Now iiaSea onward. Kew Haven.
" VIA Gate Misteac Point . Hero salem.
Hamburg, New London D. W. Saunders. Fail River.
Steamships Wisconsin liverpool; CLEOPATRA
Bremen MasellIn. Valparaiso barks 0rnen rasen,
NOueD. Tor tircat 0utb brgs hJuksD.
Crk Falmouth Mar,inqase iOr 81 Ptrre. Mare; CATH
wISD-sun.et light s. :. L. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORls.
SAY FRANCISCO, NOV 9.Arrived. Pacific Mall steamship
uaGEIE,IOS Nov 9Arriyed steamships City Atlanta
from NJ" YORK Calvert, from Baltimore
FOREIGN iOgT>.
MOvILIE. Nov. 9-1he Anchor Line steamship Dorian.
Iitc.i. IIOm Oct. 20 arrived here today.
LONDON. Nov. 9The sleaubshp holland. simpson, from
New-N Oct 2S, arrived on the Lizirl az to-day
LIVERPOOL, NOV. g.The steamship san Antonio Rae, from
Galveston NOr0l6, arrived tod y.
HA,nI, Nov 6-fhe Hamburg American steamship Geert
winch detained saturday by low Tile and ycfy
stormy Yea ncr, sailed today FOR NeS- ora.
HAVANA so. GAityed steamship City OF New York for
New1o.k sailed STU steamship state OF Texas from
GalyesOn Jrigs Moses Day for rensaco Daphne
for Ncw-l or.
LOSpoN nov 9-ssled for American ports Henry Palmer
Lake Oolsrar. Lila klein, bcr1ha- tOrnjo
so.c Maid OF orleans Henrietta hio.
Arrived out from Am H. Orts oct 20i Re +. o.
Jones; EicOl, tubalt i T. y. H. DuyaL, q.
t. fLICh. Mlre .ans Haitie y. Bangs; Nov. = John
kutCfUrd T.. ". Stcsui bcih IN the Channels Gullare,
CharOtt Monte brth sascO de CANA Nov. o. our ANNIE
lrOnsd. bCt Dgom Of >axony, bragg, RacHee Ataux,
Elntracht.
DISASTERS.
LOSDnS Nov sIfO bark Charles H. Oul0n has put into
Falmouth IN lcaky condition.
Prince IsaId Halifax. loaded with produce.
Aed iaagi,rs on SATURDAY night abs crew
missing
Qi sEssroWS. Nov. aThe German bark Einraoht. from
Baltimore OCT IL arFtd Today With buwarks damaged and
part vi hrr cargo tArp"H overheard
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rrwy0RK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1878

which can 10 found in full in TRIBUNE Extra NO. H.
is defialte statement Of bis views on tho sn'joo'-
Ed
And am bound to say that unless we recognize tns
differences among men, and recognize tue inhy y,
tlese differences with the differences which exist r.ns
animaIs we are not ~ our subject Ana wHa,cEtr
be- The origin Of these differences, they arc on soo az
count and IN ever is proved that all mon nave e9n
NOR origin then 10 will be nj tho same time proved .
ali nlopFsys Layo common origin. AMI ~ VIII ~ Va.
same evidence be proved that non and monkey chpD
have di rent origin This II the appalling oatntn .,
fe snbiect-tlat the characteristics when ulstihEuo
me different races OF men are OF the sa,pp
nature as tho characteristics which distils...s ,
rea son that eariy moaoined that nc hPre"t races
MIN musi hare had Independent of'qsn because
saw the time coming when hc question III tht oiis VI
man would be- mi xed up with the question OF ue otI
OF ANIMALS, and community Of origin might DC suiD'"
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POOLING BY WESTERN RAILWAYS.

A meeting Of the Directors OF the Michigan
Central Railroad was hold yesterday. at which tho pr"
posed freight arrangements between that roah 'ne 'hs
Shore and Fort Wayne roads were cordially sppro'o1
1t is stated with authority that these arrangements
Irfeclea viii do away with all opposition in the matter
~ mics and render tho action Of the three ORGANIZATIONS
entirely harmonious IL is generally understood In wall
A. that the earnings Of tile lake Shore and M;chigm
Cntla viii ppord and divided pro rata, ahu thss
ii ere Will I've hereafter attempt az cutunS fstee
heiwcen tie three parties TO the AGREEMENT
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TnE MISSOURI PACIFIC SURRENDERED TO rrs
Own DiRECIOBS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. AT a meeting yesterday
u tie orcct,ls Of the III souri, Pdc1; ,OmpaDy ihe
A jAic anI Pacific Company surrendered tic former
road e. tho directors statement was made that tie
Atlintio and Pacific Company has expended for the
las az road IN Improvements, over Sl2JOoOo,
ami for whie tho Missouri, Pacific stands Indebted or
mi. sum Andrew Pierce individually iniors.d FOR the
sum Of al 100000. For THIS and other reasons Mr.
Pierce wa. elrcfcd General Manager Of hr Missouri
r nc Road. The o.her officers O the road remain w.
changed. The Cumpanys indebtedness 10 It LOoi,
County WAC CusldeTud and acton taken thh VIII assure
t.lymeut III j pa-t due interest ut an early date
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MR.. MOODY PREACHING on HEAVEN"

MR.. MOODY PREACHING on " HEAVEN
TIE RINK CROWDED WITH Attentive rEARhis-
PERSONAL ArPEALS-EEsULrs II TIE ISQClin
MEEH>G-ADpHIoNAL sEoviCEs TODAY
In the evening the Rink was full three
quarters ~ mn hoJu before the meetings usually oen'
and the people then began to fiji tie simpson H. H.
Church Shortly after o'clock Nr. Moody gave ont the
rGth hymn Tee Great Physician" very long prayer
followed aud Mr.. Moody KNIT his brow and aPpeaeed
uneasy After Mr. sankey had sung the Goth Lynn,
viii sing YOU song OF that beautiful land,
Mr. Moody said the subject OF his discourse would be
Heaven" tell us, he said, That the earth l.
their heaven But What heaven ii II. with lis wfetched
ness and MISERY The Book tells us ~ something different
Christ said, so To prepare place for YOU" Ana
don't Won wish 20 know about that place why sad
Mr. Moody, " when | was IN England a great many
peopio came 20 and wished t. know "ll ahoh JUS
country. | could nj tell them too much Ana noW'hy
friends. we are gong 10 euiierato some DAY 10
another country. And don't care To know about It
CFt iipy We do. BIT how lar away is Hoa'"hf Id"ht
Lp.w: but VT God hears every prayer and know tlee
l. uo voice adires. ca 10 Him which He does not ie
Mr. Moody then pictured Heaven - city with Jds"f
walls golden gates sea Of glass ana beautiful indhsi"hS'
with angels arounl Gods throne ein-ins hymns, ahd
with Rants wakii down the street. ihcre IRE Ten
ttorsauas there be adicl, "aud let 80 ~ mp there
TOO. aud in IT, The singing, which timk can hear iroh
o,.r thcle .onigit' great mans am'rs greeted tAl'
exclamation and confined when the preacher SAD
some Of us may thank God tonight that ctr names are
written mp on high. Can you ~ your name is lbere
s,J L. -uiu. - a rn1u uf Iucfic are la "a. co. ietc
Tc man nua,.rd ana sir. Moody THANKED Gcd Tor ~
"tgD yOu!" H. again SAID pointmg 10 an 90
,,,n "a III rieht. and vouF meaning lLhs ihi'
a. no l. ..I on over tht.c Ia the silti! ihi'i
an Lf,'ia mid lie lic. ne Of lntot nocdei l" .lI'
~ "a, mi oturr- said s." lie thcn sald, ." Aio
liner. moi a. er, wlO wouiI have tc,r na.cd Wliiten rp
,Irrrl ID no. rest until ts -tedt ht'ii"L Seliid
t,. tne ami ,ternliy know aitly man whose son
a. an lad not been taught hy t.at laii'i now I'D
u,.V have since icaid tat man gay he w1id gl'e w
. |.1r D ftufsr
n Al Ter our piaYI fDr In." Mr. 10 ~ Ae.InCh i.J
dn.ed q, profound Impression, and at TO large ana
arm II uilv meet ln feet was pIin! peicrpthc.
O.ily tIert vii Dc trtc meet nSs IL iI'lti'h 10 hc
rc0tiIr services. The first VIII De "a wom'h ne pdAfi-
uinp I'm the T. aciuscic at ~ io be conductt1 Nv
Mr.. johnson ~ Tie Temperance Union ~ a. ~; ne
bc reading WI occur. and i'm a. evening t"'rr hhl ne
., nec,iu., 80 IL tie IibgrHace Tor Young h,h ~
~. rk IL Moody statd That lersnn- Whu aitehue'i
ma
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MECHANICAL REVIVAL WORK.

70 me Ed.tOr Of me IrtOHnc
SIR: | see that some of your readers are
much pleased vita your UsJ cors to push Tor" arh 'e
machine revival work conducted by dossrs. Moody ana
stev may be we'll 20 hear word from the other
side il seem. f. rs that yoI giving more space 10
'aiy report. OF fo Rink meetings than your street ddU
Is ouryetor of news requires. l. y0l "' re employer
bv Tic Christian Associations TO ald lHrin I'D seuns
~ alton uf church supporters, You eOu4u not u1 " NufA
auy ueit.l than you dO!uS IT. ~ D. hiLsoS'
l.. 6rId Mas, Nov. 9, 1870
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WATERFOWL Mac. Nov e.-BFgF cArI'g- Reoeipts LBS
sspdy " Northern cate IL somewhat larger tnAn
that Of sst week with IN rcceps irom the Wost
only fair and the mari did not IN suf
advance in price,. Oferngs largely
calculated slaughier saes Choice, so 80 % exra
~ first quality, ~ 10dS, 80; second quality. TOO
81: thiri Quality S5nSj as.
SBFEP ASU Iysilecepts 1902 head Last soeks prices
Old d sustane but fell of sc. n primo
a1ts wanted ana butchers PAID ~ ~ sales
sheep lois at S-GS3 90, extra, ~ '1dSs oI5 SIfug
0f,L
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n, - ss'1-aI.
reueI becarsa iIgami0at ~ The dscas
ming Of tho tubes through which the air sc breathe v OF I'D
ME o te lungs condition produces pa and sreneS
hosssues cough dicuy Of brratbiDc, ecnc lever snn
spiinz OF boOs matter. pllcem. 10 u ehhans n .ns
strength of tie qeaf and e OriDR WY serious hSe1sc
Dr. Jsynes EIIr seldom fails TO rrmoye tnese MP
tos Ey ne OF all oJ,ucg maitef anh bri.
inc al aeess PleaTisy and bronchitis are fkoTisS
cured by this ssndSrd rcmey, and tn repnaiioo u hss
maintained FOR many affords the best IaranT OF Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-10

,rs,ery vftds schywarm,r e'ondy reims,
@ IN, Al. Ia, latter rrada0ty crtendfng cdssrUd oW
N, ,gner and yetd BY ueser1y w"cs os@ la"
EIp. -. 1870. rorfh.eost "a
For New land. falling barometer nor,p s,,oT
sot ast In l.. and WARMER cicudy weather, iviioWoo
by raI, nj Mig IN the southern aud wo~ter port,.
In the New-York canal region, ten peratue o"s""S
above fire., gin. during Wednesday nj III.
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PROBABLY NOT PASSENGERS bY THE PACIFIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. IA dispatch
from Seattle SAYS that The Rockwell HuIlbu troupe
copsists Of A. H. Rockwell and wife, NJ D. HuIlbut j. D.
Cowier ". TuIly and William. JLey are reported as
having been lost with tie steamer Pachc but i Is mol
cer tl. fDey took passage by tJe vessel oh tue uay
e slcG Mn PclWeil told an Ofcer of the Steamer sa-
va1Cr trat thew booked Tor he Pacnc nut jOau
not gel ready, and would 60 on the St'ddoi'
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A gentleman. questioning little boy, said !:
"wL,n yout isBel aud NO. her orsake yon, 11nn, 40
van knoy VITO will Jake you upf" Yes BIZ" said no
And v ho 4" said the iIe.d 1.-THE police We JOHN
ny'spply.
Tho All Day City ITEM, in Philadelphia.
announces that 10 will be changed from an evening 10
morning paper about the 1rs, VI December
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SECRETARY CHANDLTR'S NEW CHIEF CLELk.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-AlOnzO Bell o. New
York was to-day appointed Chicf Clerk OF the Depart
meut OF Ito Interior, vice stah! FImmer o. N'ino'
transferred TO another cerkship MI Bell has be Tor
anne wears in the Office Of the Second Auditor OF tie
Treasury.
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A. NJ REYNOLDS d co. OF NEWARK SUSPEND.
NRwAEK, n. D., Nov. 0.-Fhc banking hrm
Of A. NJ. luynOds q Go. OF Newark have suspended
Their assets VIII PROBABLY exceed their Liabilities ana IL
is thought IL, firm vi. soon resume business.
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THE VOTE on TIE NEW MISSOURI cONs1iTU
TON.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-'lhe returns from some
90 coun;- in tue Stlte give majority O over 10000 Or
the new Constitution.
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On Tue sday, Noy. al the Church % the
Ilpiy CbmIl b. the lev rdncis Lawrence, D. d.,
JOSHUA H. J. Henry 90 Anne ,. Flynn. all Of this cty.
.MES-AILENOn the 9Th int, BY the Rev. Edward
haze LUstOn, The Ol The brne.
tcinas IL. Holmes vi tins C.ty 10 Lilzlo J. Allen.
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pRINTING CLOTHs MARKE1

WILMINGTON Nov. s-Spirits Turpentpe dull at Se'sc
osn quiet NJ 81 30 for strained Tar steady at sl 40
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LIE EYTNING SESSION.


AN INTERESTING PAPER OK HEALTH srBJECT'vRIY
CONspERED--A LETTER FROM ARCHBISHOP BAY
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M1ERILU

IL have not the mastery Art Spectacle, tho
A." siege VI urs" 40 The tUL -s>ErM 20 - At once.
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TIE STATE OF Trade.
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

HAy,S,. Nov. 9.-.psnsh gold. s27sE27a Markets dull
AID quotations unchanged
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All Noiccs Of Marriages mast be Endorsed rih JaH
Rdms and address.
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CATTLE MARKET

PROVIDENCE II. L. NOv. e-Priutng Cloths STANDARD and
Extra 6iX5 offered Sc 90 days, With Egt business
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Special Notices.

Post-Oiace Nuiirs.A1he MAILS FoR EUROPE iar tls
wo,k ending SAL UDAN, Nov b. 1873. viii c'ose this
Once a. follows on IthSDAh, Il II q, m. on WkDNES-
DAY nc II u. INT h>uAB al 1850 a IN. %
SATt RDAA At IL ana 1880 a. H. /. JAMES. T. NJ.
Rupture. The best Truss IN TIE world IA Whites Patent
LeytT Truss" No pressure back send for pamphlet IS
UniNcr-.iy place.
see FIR nk Lesue's III" stroted Newspaper,
OFT to- ~. ths
frmUln PARK, Philadelphia - The Hcadau aIters (uoN
Of er.s0n at FaImOunt Para OF York
state tentenr 81 board Remark able Catch OF LACK Fsh
Ia cape tod bag = The Ruined Spectator ecene ON
Union Square, Ncw.lOrk Cts - Portraits TIE Newly
tlctsd shovs Brown and McIArcn, Dr. Al. H. Lnderlna
spsiintehenl o the United hiatcs Mint aud the late
Csaux. eminent French scupor w. J. Florence the
non bardweh sote' In The Mighty Dollar" and many
other line Illustrations with thrown Frsn
Ills ligh Horse Another Check 10 ono Man AID
Ar. Grant ii Akns slssaah"
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LoSDOs. Nov 9.TiO Charles Ii. 0uon has put into
Falmouth IN lyaky condition
HALIfAN. n. =. Nov. .. A schr. name unknovn) from
Prince Island. Haitian loaded with produce.
wrecked Iaagi,rs on SATURDAY night abs
missing
Oh sEhsroNN Nov. aThe German bark Eiuraoht, from
II aTvtd Today With buiw arks damaged, aud
paIt vi hrr cargo tarp"n overheard
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Adlnnrned nntil tl-morrOw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17

The river swelled somewhat yesterday,
and at 0 r. NJ, the levee marks indicated
8 feet 0 inches.
The departures yesterday were the
Tempest for New Martinsville, Ed. Pope
for Matamoras, Comfortior Steubenville,
Thanhouser for Suniish and Market Boy
for Bellaire.
Capt. 0Neal, Of the Forest City, yes
terday took the Comiortto Steubenyille.
The wharfboat was taken of the docks
yesterday morning and resumed her old
place at the wharf.
The HOrnbrook and barge departed for
Cincinnati yesterday with about 200 tons
offreight, consisting principally Of nails,
stoves, etc.
TheScience will he the regular Parkers-
burg packet this morning at II o'clock.
The steamer Exchange has been re-
paired and Is again in running order.
The steamer Tarascon, sunk near Salt
River, will be raised and taken to Gin.
cinnati for repairs.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, September 1G.-River IL
inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and rainy.
ST. LOUIS, September 1G.-Arrived-
Muscatine, 81. Paul; Rob Roy, Keoknk.
Depntted-Rob Roy, Keokuk; Belle La
Crosse, 81. Paul; Capital City, vicksbufg.
River stationary. Weather cloudy and
cooler. Captain Reuben Q. McCOfd, an
old and well known steamboat engineer,
died here last night, after long and pain.
iul illness.
LOUISVILLE, September 16.-Weather
warm and clear. River 3 feet 8 inches In
the canal; I feet on the falls. The Grey
Eagle, Bransiord, Hillman, Sandy, Ship
pers' Own and Fawn are now In the Louis
vile and Henderson trade, on account Of
the low water. Arfived-Nfiller, Mem
phis; Rhoads, 81. Louis. Both departed
for Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September TO- River four
feet six inches and stationary. Clear to-
night and cooler.
CAIRO, September Decentralization
esq and Grand Tower, 81. Louis; Bee
New Orleans; Cherokee, Cincinnati. Xiv :
etseven feet and rising. Clear; metcu.
~ sO'.
EVANSVILLE, September 16.- Dick
johnson, to Cannelton; Sandy, from Lou.
isvillej Evansville, from Bowling Green
and return; Arkansas Belle, Cairo and
return; Vint Shinkle, Louisville and re.
turn. River falling, with s lilo feet on
gauge; only 81 feet al Pryet's Island.
MEMPHIS, September l6.-The light
house tender, Lilly, arrived here safely at
noon. Differs report they have erected
seventeen lights at troublesome points
between here and Cairo. She leaves To- .
morrow morning 10 continue work b >
tween here and Vieksbufg. River re =
IL inches. Weather generally Gle n
Arriyed-Illinois. DepStted-sunaoy n
and Belle City, Vicksbirg and Chester.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17

GREENS AUGUST FLowER.-It is nat.
ural for people suffering with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, or any derange.
ment Of the digestive organs, such as Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos.
tiveness, palpitatiOn Of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue, and disAgrecable
taste in the mouth, coming up Of food
after eating, low spirits, &C., TO put of
from day 10 day buying an article that
they know has cured their neighbor,
friend or relative, yet they have no faith
in 1t until It IL too late. But II YOU go to
Chas. +. Dwighps or any other druggist
and get bottle Of Green's August Flower
your immediate cure is as certain as you
live. Sample bottles Of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try It's superior
virtue.
Regular size IS cents. Try il; two
doses will relieve any case. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17

BURGLARY oNCHAPLtNESrREEr.-.The
residence Of Mai. NJ. B. G. Wright, on
Chaplihe street above 18th, was entered
by a burglar on Wednesday night. The
shutters Of one Of the dining room win.
lowS had been left open, and the window
although fastened was raised from the
outside. Among the articles stolen we're
ten silver teaspoons, four or five silver
tablespoons, two silver napkin rings, n
box Of cigars, a basket Of pfovi.
siOns and basket Of beer. A
lot OfSilver dessert spoons, fruit spoons
and napkin rings were In the basket with
the stolen silver ware, but we're not taken,
the thieves probably not being aware Of
their value. The stolen articles we're a
part oil Mrs. Wtights bridal presents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-17


A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN ATTEMPT
SuICIDE.-About I o'clock Wednesday
evening young woman named Ida Hol'
liday attempted to commit suicide by
swallowing half an ounce Of laudanum, nj
the residence Of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Meredith, 1928 Chapline street.
After taking the poison Ida remarked
to her aunt that she was "a dead woman,
which caused Mrs. Meredith to imme'
diately send for DR.. Cnmmins. The girl
confessed that she had taken the lauda
mum, and the physician gave her an emet'
ic which operated successfully. Yester'
day morning she was very weak and pale
but will no doubt fully recover her
health. ......
Ida was married 10 Charles II. lIolli.
day, a nail feeder living at ll24 Market
street, In July last, but the couple have
not been living together.
The cause Of the attempted suicide Is
said to he the neglect Of her husband
The girl Is only about eighteen years Of
age, and her husband is not more than a
year older.