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UASHINGTON TOPICS.
THE LEGALITY OF SUPERVISORS CLERKS.

THE LEGALITY OF SUPERVISORS CLERKS.
WARRINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1878.
Section 80 of the Revised Statutes provides
for the employment, by the Commissioner OF internai
Revenue Of twenty-five agents, whom he may assign 10
duty at discretion under the direction Of any officer OF
Internal Revenue or to any other necessary special
duty. II is also ordered that no General or specai
Agent Inspector Of the Treasury except inspectors o
tobacco snuff and cigars and except as provided Tor In
the title, shall be employed or continued IN once. "hen
OF Internal abolished. Com
missioner Douglass asked Congress to increase the num-
Der of Special gents fiy but that body failed to
comply with his request After that, some OF the SUI
perysors secured the appointment Of number OF sur
veyors OF Dsticres, and assigned Them to the duties
ordinarily performed by Agents. This was finally de-
cded to be Illegal and discontinued. Since that ume
the Supervisors have been allowed one or two speeia
clerks and these clerks have IN most cases been deasa
for detective duty similar to that perioImed ny ,ns
Special Agents The question has been raised whene.
this not violation of the law Commissioner Ifaal
now has the subject under considerations He seems ue
termined not only to conduct hs once nones,y "uu
economically, but III strict accordance with the law.
Should conclude that the practice described above
Illegal will put stop to it, and II his force OF rpee
Agents then large enough lie VIII ask congress 10
Increase H.
A NOVELTY IN BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT WOKk.
There is some hesitation about accepting the
bids for the printing OF check stamps owing to the fact
that Sc yera OF the bidders offer to do the work for no
ing II il a question whether the Government can
accept such gratuity The question Will be referred 10
the Department OF Justice
THE FRAUDS IN THE MARINE CORPS.
A suit has been entered by the Department
OF Justice against Capt Maddox OF the Marine Corps ana
the boudsmen of the Messrs Barnm, contractors for
purchasng clothing for the Marine Corps to recover tie
funds alleged have been Illegally paid to said con-
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EOREIGN NOTES.

LIVERPOOL, Aug 19.-Thc Board of Trade
ha. begun an inquiry into the loss of the steamship Az
botsfOrd
Sr. .JorrN. N. b.. Aug. 19.-JOhn NJ. Loavitt
of the Courtney Bay Glass Works, and Aiah brotneis
founders, have made assignments.
HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 19.-The bark Cherokee
Of Aver from London for Montreal with general
cargo .is ashore ON the East Point OF the Masdaeh
Islands. She may possibly he got on.
HALIFAX, Aug 19.-The charges maze
against Dr. Lindsay Of selling the reinahs oi
died M the Halifax Hospital being Investigated
Arthur McDJwa the principal witness, upon concluding
Ina testimony was arrested charge oi peJdy pre-
frrcd against him by Dr. Lindsay. cadins wl'ness
against Dr. Lindsay IL missing.
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BLOCK ISLANDS FIRST RECEPTION or
4 PRESIDENT.

THE PRESIDENTIAL PAkTY OFT CoDFIsHING-vIsiT
TO BLOCK ISLAND AND PUBLIC RECEPTION.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 19.-Tlis morning
President Grant and party went ont to tine Coggesha
Ledge for cOd6shng The party met with good success
The President caught several tine fish. At p H. the
cutter Grant into the habor at Block Island and the
President Secretary Bristow, Secretary RobesOn Ator
ney General PicrrepOnt, and others OF The party landed
a the new pier inside of the Government breakwatcr
Here the President was met by Senators Anthony and
Burnside and Gen. Woodruff of the Lighthouse Board
aud enthusiastically greeted by nearly the Whole
never before was visited by President o the United
States. President Grant proceeded TO the Ocean View
Hotel near the landing where lie held "A reception for
hour twO and aftorward dned. The cutter let the
island with the Presidential party at O'Clock this dtter
noon Long Branch.
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE QUESTIONS VI. BUFFET
on HIS RESTRICTIVE POLCY-HE DEFENDS THE
GOVERNMENT AND ADMITS VIOLATING FREEDOM
OF THE PRESS
VERSAILLES, Thursday, Aug. 49, 1873.
The Permanent Committee of the Assembly
to-day presented an Interpolation TO NJ Buffet, Minister
Of the Interior concerning the Bonapartst demonstr-
tons newspaper articles and the prohibition Of the sale
oil Gadstone's pamphlet against Vaticanism NJ Buffet
defended the Of the Government and said vigor-
Gus measures had been directed against the Bonaparst
newspapers. He said he had received no request to au-
tholzc the sale OF Gadsione's book, but would not
authorize the circulation Of poemcs against the Catholic
faith. NJ. Buffet further explained that Gadstone's
publications allowed to be sold in the shops but
were not authorized tO be bawked about the streets
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COLORED CONTENTION IN VIRGINIA.

THE PRELIMINARY WORK OF THE CONVENTION OC-
CUPIES TIE DAY.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 19.-ln pursuance OF
an address of the coiored members Of .he Legislature is
sued AT the close OF last session. calling Convention OF
tbe colored people Of the state consider matters per-
tanning to the general interest Of their race ia Virginia
there was large gathering in this city to-day The rep
resc ntaton from counties. cities, and towns was twice az
large ms il proNidei Tor the House of Delegates. The
call was very generally responded After nearly ten
honrs labor the Convention finally succeeded in eectng
a nermancnt organization, with STATE senator j. II.
Evans OF petersburg az President. The usual commit
ter. were ppoint,d after which resolution intro
duced heartily approving OF President "fants admlLs-
fiton tlnkiug Od lo the blessings Of the past ten
wears on the country. Tue resolution was referred Tie
Convention tAen ADJOURNED unili to-mOiroH.
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himself in four places last night with the handle OF
spoon which he had sharpeDed He is In critical con-
THE RACE CONFLICT IN GEORGIA.
ARREST OF A HUNDRED NEGROES
GOV SMITH RFrUsrs TO ORDER TROOPS TO BURKE

ARREST OF A HUNDRED NEGROES.
GOV. SMITH REFUSES TO ORDER TROOPS TO BURKE
COUNTY-A FIGHT IMPENDING.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
AUGUSTA, Ga. Aug 19.-More than hundred ar
rests have been made in the counties OF Jefferson
johnson, Washington, and Burke on account OF the
alleged negro insurrectip, and many more VIII
probably take place. Three of the ringeades were
captured this morning in Jefferson and put IN Jail
In Johnson County the existence OF an armed ana
uniformed negro company was discovered to-day,
and a number of its members surrendered them
selves and their arms. A United States Marhsal is
in SandersvilIe The leading citizens of Washing
ton have issued an address counseng calnneSs aud
moderation. Serious apprehensi0ns are entertained
of race conflict in Burke County. Both negroes
and whites are armed
A scouting party of whites were ambuscaded and
fred upon this morning. Another scouting party
captured large number of armed negroes. Guns
and ammunition were sent to Burke County from
this city to-day, and an appeal was made for troops
The volunteer companies were ready to respond, but
Gov. Smith sent a telegram, ordering them to stay
in Augusta. Unable to go in companies, quite
number left tonight as volunteers The companies
in Burke County are also under arms The negroes,
under the lead of a man named Morris, colorcd are
reported eight or ten miles from Waynesboro, and
it Is thought that the whites will move on them TO-
night.
No lynchings have taken place, and the people
seem determined to await the operation of the law.
Some of the captured negroes in Burke County de-
clare that they have been acting under the orders of
Rivers negro general in the South Carolina militia
SPECIAL SESSION OF COURT ORDERED.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. ia dispatch from
Washington County reports affairs quieter to-day than
yesterday About fifty arrests have been made. Con-
duplicating those arrested have been made Tx
Gov IIerscholv " johnson, who is Judge OF the Middle
Circuit Court has ordered Special Term Of the Superior
Court to convene to try the Offenders
The excitement is subsiding. The negroes have no
cause for the contemplated rising. All the trouble is
caused by few worthless, turbulent, and designing
negroes who live upon the crcdulty Of the colored
people. The whites will upon the defensive and en-
dcavor 10 arrest the ringeaders the conspiracy.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1876
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE RISING IN BOSNIA.

PRINCE MILAN OF sERyIA SENDS NOTE TO THE
EUROPEAN FowERs-HE COMPLAINS OF THEIR
SILENCE ON THE Observation-Disclosures
OFFER OF AUSTRIA TO INTERVENE.
PARIS, Thursday. Aug. 10, 1875.
Vienna special to La L.bert5 says Prince Man of
Servia has addressed note to the European powers
who signed the Treaty of Paris complaining that he
has not been informed Of their intentions regarding
the nsurrection which is extending into Servia, and
which seems to threaten to assume proportions
which may render its suppression impossible.
BERLIN, Thursday, Aug 10, 1873
II is said that Austria has offered, under guar
antee of the Northern European Empires, to inter-
vene for the pacification of Herzegovina upon the
basis of a reform in the administration of the
Christian Provinces of Turkey. but that the Porte
has refused the Offer
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na'istic spirit Mr.. Conway has just revisited Mr..
Pengey to get the very latest facts and discoveries
for his lecture. Mr.. Conway, as his American read
ers know, manages to treat his subjects, no matter
what they may be, in what may call human wav |;
to give them personal interest. This he does in
the lecture on Oriental Religion, for which he has
long been gathering from his many Hindoo, Mussul-
man, and Buddhist and japanese friends facts and
anecdotes showing what their present ideas and be-
efs are, and the relations of these modern ideas to
the early forms of their several religions. G. VS..
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RUMORED WITHDRAWAL OF GOV. ALLEN.
HIS DEFEAT REGARDED CERTAIN-THE BENEFIT OF
wIInDRAwING NOW.

wIInDRAwING NOW.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 19.-The Toledo Blade
Of this evening publishes the following article based
private information regarded by that paper as entirely
trustworthy:
There is a rumor a1oa that the condition of the Gov
ernors health is such that his withdrawal from the iii
bernat0rial contest is quite probable. HIS personal
friends desire him to withdraw for the prot cti0n oi is
heath and the pTolon CATION OF his lie. while his po
icpl friends regard his defeat for Governor an CERTAIN
which result would be disastrous TO ms PRESIDENTIAL
nrosprcts By his withdrawal from the GuDernats ~ 1a
contest and the placing Of some Oher man az Tue helu
OF the cKet defeat in October would enable the ftens
~ Alien to 90 the National Convention win the
plea that is the only Democrat who can carry Ohio
Thurman and his friends bitterly oppose Aliens witn
drayal under any circumstances, as they expect 10
make capital in the National Convention by the defeat OF
Allen and his unlimited imitation scheme. These ri0Ie
are now aiOat among certain inner circles "i the Deu
ocratic party and should change be made III the mead
of Tie Democratic ticket il may be looAed Tor soon
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CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS IN MANITOBA.

THE GARRISON ATw wINNIPI g RE-ENroRcEp-A QUICK
Journey FROM PRINCE ARTHURs LANDING.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 19.-Lieut.-C Jackson ar
rived yesterday with detachment of volunteers 10
strengthen the garrison here They came In seven days
from Prince Artburs Landing by way OF the Daw'n
route This the quickest time ever made py any Mill
tary force,
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNORSIfIP.
MANEUvERING FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
A NEW MOVE THE CONTEST NARROWING
DOWN TO JUDGE ROSS AND EX-GOv. BIGLER.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuNE.l
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.-The cat is out of
the bag at last The Democ attic politicians, who under
the management Of Senator Wallace, have been quietly at
work for weeks past TO secure the Gubcrnatoral
nomination for Judge H. r. Ross of Bucks County. have
finally shown their hand. This morning, Col MeClrre's
Times believed be favorable to the movement and I'M
doubtedly wel-informed concerning t from tie moment
Of s inception, gives account of caucus OF the
principal Democratic politicians o. the State yesterday,
at the Girard House III this city. According to me
Times, the prevailing sentiment in favor of Judge
Ross fact not at all surprising when we read The
Judges name in the list Of the principal Democratic
politicians who were present. IL would be strange IN
prevailing nment for some other man Te truth
ls the Girard House assembly WAS prearransed Koss
dates invited, the purpose of converting
them by convincing them Of the strength OF the move
n.ent for the Bucks County Judge.
Against Mr. Ross he understood there s nothing 70
be- said He is Of ability and the large vote he re-
ed for Supreme Judge at Pittsburgh last summer
gave him the right tn enter the crowded lists for the
Governorship snd no fault can be found with him or his
supporters trying to advance his chances. The con-
test ErIe easy 70 forescc Will settle down 10
struggle between the supporters OF Judge Ross and
OF exc W WIN. BIGGER, after one or two ballots
have cleared the field of the local candidates Which OF
g T % S Da os Wc p p"e and
combination enlisted in his behalf and crowd OF minor
politicians experienced In the art of fixing Things TO
help bn the Judge would in ordinary tines seem to he
q long way aho al Of his competitor But these are not
ordinary times in politics, and the people may bring 10
gIiei the wcll-lad plans of their leaders
In the list Of the men present at the Grard House
caucus appears the Of Congressman Randall Mr..
Randall mas written letter to the editor OF Tie Times
denying that he present aud stating that lie had no
knowledge OF the affair. Ir he had added that he
opposed all such efforts to capture the state COnyen-
ton and meant 10 20 to Ere 10 help break any siae
made in advance. lie would have made known his posi-
ton aud inlen, ions his friends understand them
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BARBAROrs MURDER IN NOVA SCOTIA.

A MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND fLEEs 10 iih "o'p'
-THE MURDER PkEMEpIIArED.
HALIFAX, n. S., Aug. 10.-Ihere was a
shocking murder at Bear River Dgby County, N e. last
night David Robbins beat ont his wifes brains with
,naIe set fire to bed and then fed TO the woods lie
has not yet been captured. The murder was eVioehly
premeIitated The wife was quiet, inonensNe WOMAN
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srrccE.srrJL CONCERT AT Long BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, Au8. 19.-The concert given
the Mansion House this evening for the benefit "a tho
Free Training schools OF Ncw-York complete sue
cess Tie audience composed OF the fashionable
element OF the Branch Among those PR sent MFs.
President Grant, C Grant lr, Mr. and Mis-. saro
rs, Mr. and AIs. Ho.y ana others.
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THE LONDON STOCK MARKET DEPRESSED.
HEAVY FALL IN TURKISH sECURrrIEs-GENERAL DE-
CLINE N FOREIGN STOCKS.
LONDON Thursday, Aug. 10, 1879.
The Times, in its financial columns to-day
SAYS: For, ign stocks yesterday characterized py
a severe fall la Turks. which d.ags down the whole
market There in fact something hike panic on the
The last two fell IN sympathy but rallied before the
clO-e."
To-day the effects still felt aud foreign stocks are
reported failing heavily.
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SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000 FOR INDIAN FRAUDS.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 19.-lhe United States
Attorney begun two suits against the admin
irators and bondsnen OF the late Col T. b. Taylor
SUPERINTENDENT OF In Ian Affairs recover the sum OF
SO 900 aud interest, amounting Ia all ~ $1,000 ihe
defendants claim that ever! thing Can be Satisfactorily
explained
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TIE SPANISH CIVIL WAR.

THE CARTIsT GENERAL DORREGARAY ROUTED BY
GEN DrLATgE-GEN. sABNIs REPORTED TO BE
IL FRONT OF SEQ DE URGEI.
MADRID Thursday, Aug. 10, 1873.
royal brigade under command of Gen.
Deare routed Dorregaray while the latter was endeavor-
ing TO penetrate into Aragon and forced him tO retreat
10 the mountains Tremp, in Catalonia. Gen Joyeilar
holds the mountain passes AT Balaguer and will prevent
Dorregar from escaping in the direction of LerIda.
BoUgG IA DA8E, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1873.
Caris force operating in the negbborhood Of Belvcr
for the purpose Of Dtcrccptin supplies between Puig
cerda and SEQ de Urgel yesterday captured twelve
wagons loaded with provisions belonging TO the royal
army. The Carlis General Sabas has arrived in front
of SEQ de Uree Other Carst forces are approaching,
and an attempt Will BE- made to raise the siege.
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EXCURSION OF BOSTON MILITARY.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. i9.-Thc Jackson.
Emmett, and Sheridan Guards OF Boston received
by the Meagher Guards of THE city to-day and spent tho
day at Rocky Point. They entertained at BAH
quot heIe this evening.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE FIREMEN's CONVENTION.
POUGHKEEPsIE, MY. Aug. 19.-The Firemen's
Convention adjourned sine die at 10 o'clock this morning
This mornings business was OF minor importance. All
the principal suggested throughout the Conyen
ton have been referred To the Executive Committee 10
r. port upon next year.
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INITIATED TO THE TIIIRTYTHIRD MASONIC
GRADE.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 19.-The following
elected and initiated into the 33d grade by the
Supreme Cornell of Scottish Rites this forenoon Mane
A. L. Dresser; Massachusetts,, A. H. Gill, g. W. Ray, and
G. c. Hutchinson; Ohio, ". j. Mack; Pennsylvania, b.
h. B,lI Illinois, j. W. s. Hncse, j. &. Smith, jr., s.
Mctall, ID. W. G. Cregicr, and J. A. Iawley Michigan
{. L. Hlls; Wisconsin, W. L. Gilway.
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BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 19.-lnformation has
been received here Of bad break in the Erie Canal on
the fourmie level above Van slycks aquedncI twenty
feet OF tie calvert, and 700 feet OF the towPa' ~ e'
deep we're washed out A light boat is lodged In the
h,eat II vii, take four or five days to repair the
damage.
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THE POTATO BLIGHT IN NEW-BRUNSWlCk.
THE CRop IN KING AND CHARLOTTE COUNTIES
AFFECTED.
ST. JOHN, Aug. 19.-In Sussex and sections
OF King County, the potato blight has appeared ana
spread with great rapi,iity. II has also appeared Ill
Charlotte County,
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A DEFENSE OF CONTROLLER HOPKINS.

ALBANY, Aug. 19.-Ihe Erening journal
contains full statement OF the action of Controller mop
kins In the cases of the Baxter cain the Lord award
aud the New-York and Canada Railroad payment Doeu
mentary evidence IL introduced showing th"t the 'oh
troer simply acted with caution for the pTotec
tioD OF the Treasury.
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THE PULLMAN CAR COMPANY SUED FOR DAM
hGiS.

WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-Corie V. Fischer, q
colored school teacher OF Mississippi has brought sus
in Supreme Court of this District against the Pub.
man Palace Car Company, claiming 10000 for thir
refusal allow her o travel IN parlOr from Cnen-
latl 10 Washington.
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THE STEAMER CITY OF PEKING NOW sTRONGER
THAN EVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug 19.-The survey
OF the Pacific Mail steamer city of Pekng is practically
completed. The repairs Will probably cost $125,Oo0
and they will make her stronger than when She
will probably 20 the dock next week The straining
attributed bad stowage the passage from New
Vol
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CAPTURE OF PLATES FOR COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 19.-TO-day COL Kent
OF the United States Secret Service force recovered lot
of plates for making counterfeit fractional currency and
the back Of fvedoar National Bank notes, which had
been thrown into the bsrbor
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THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA

SHE ARRIVES AT LIVERPOOL WITH HER Piston
BROKEN.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1873.
The steamer Nevada has arrived at Liver
pool She broke her piston wh'u within 1000 miles Of
Fastnet Light but otherwise she ls unDjurd
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ARMY ORDERS.
WAsulNGTO

WASHINGTON. Aug. l9:-A Board Of army OH
GERS 10 consist of Surgeon b. J. d. Irwin, sureson B. h
fryer and Assistant surgeon A. G. 0rard has been orc
Point Military Academy the 2Oth INST
MAY bc brought beiore Il for smssion " The Academy
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CANAL AFFAIRS.
MR.. RICHMOND sUBPENAED.

MR. RICHMOND sUBPENAED.
ALBANY, Aug. 19.-ExState Engineer Kich-
mond has been subpenaed TO appear before the '"ha'
Investigation Commission tomorrow morning at io
o'clock The sheriff of Wayne County sends WORD that
the subpen has been served.
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INCREASE OF PASSENGER RATES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19-On Monday, the rail-
road rates to the East will be raised follows 10 New
York $40 Boston, S25 Philadelphia, Sls ana Balti-
more SI7 II Is believed the freight rates will not be
advanced until ma CATION closes.
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OTTAWA, Aug. l0.--A ScotchInan, whose name
has been a-ccaiae was heaten oy opss lew sn.s
house Of Nl,an. Tie has snc" Ieeh nissihg, ana
three men .nl., i .,nioa ani Hassett have been A.
rested on suspicion of nakin. away S,th aiin.
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FAILURE OF A REAL ESTATE DEALER.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 19.-Wiliam Braden, a
prominent merchant and real estate dealer, made
assignment Of all his property yesterday His liabilities
arc N &c, 900; the sSAets are valued al v270.OOO
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A CATHOLIC CONGRESS IN SESSION.

TIE PROCEEDINGS BfoUN At PoITIrRs-sERMoN BY
TIE ARCHBISHOP or NEw-ORLEANs.
PARIS Thursday, Aug. 10, 1879.
Catholic Congress at POitiers began its
sessions to-day. The opening sermon preached by
the Archbishop OF New-Oilcaus
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GRAIN ELEvATING ASSOCIATION AT BUFFALO,.
BUFFALO Dock, Y, Aug. 19.-An Elevat-
ing Association was formed here this morning. Tho
charge is 70 be one cent per bushel including days
storage, = Tho griu and eighth ~ tho
vessel
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TIE RUSSIAN FIRES.

THREE HUNDRED HOUSES BURNED Al RYEFF.
ST PETERsBu re, Thursday Aug. 10, 1879
Three hundred houses were burned at RyefT
today.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF NEw-HAMPsHiRE
MERCHANT
PLYMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 1o.-W. J. Cum
min,s a merchant OF Franklin, drowned to-day in
the Pcgw asset River by the eapszng Of the boat in
which, with companion, hs was descending the Bristol
R.iiii
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THE MURDERER OF MRS BINGHAM ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE.
BosToN, Aug. 10.-GeOrge w. PemDerton'
who II confined in the SUFFOLK County JAIL a"""s oA0
o,,o ,r the murder Of Mrs Garrett Bingham, stabbed
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ASSOCIATION OF NEw-ENGLAND BooKsEN Frs.
Boston, Aug. l9.-ADoat one hundred of tho

most prominent NewLns land booksellers met here To.
day and formed association Which II To produce
reforms IN the method NJ ranssc'Bg business Mr..
A. Williams OF Boston was elected President.