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New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
The FIRE RECORD.

THE GARDEN HOUSE. LONDON DESTROYED
LONDON. oct The splendid residence of Henry
Alcrs Hankey. known the Garden House, In Queen
Anne, Gate. II. James Park, Westminster, was
totally destroyed by fire tonight. The loss on the
building and its contents is estimated at 81 800 OOO
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
A RECEPTION TO ADMIRAL WELLESLEY.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., oct. 7.-Extensive pre-
paratons have been made for the reception and enter
tainnen Of Admiral Wellesley OF the British fgste to-
morrow The frigste preparing for and visit
srs arc longer received on board.
LArER-Admiral Wellesley's reception and ball
board the frate Belerophon hss been postponed
arday bscause OF the incemency OF the weather The
body Of Vim aawne = seaman Belonging 70 the fI1gnte
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

te,dpt wsIue sent Cnrran In charge ocsr TO tho
COroner's office where sscertained that the case
had been closed by the and that the papers hhd
been sent % the District Attorney The
was too busy yesterday to look over the papers
and therefore directed that Curran should be TAKEN
bnck 10 Police Headquarters with request that 5uper-
lntendent Walling hold him until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE WATER ROUTE CONVENTION.

ROME, Ga. Oct THE Mobile and Ten
River Water Route Convention adjourned to-day
after adopting resolution recommending Congress aud
the Legislatures Of Tennessee Georgia. and Alabama to
pass To aid IN the connection Of the Alabama
and Tennessee Rivers and calling upon the Government
70 select this city the site OF tae proposed south
western arsenal.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

COTTON MILL PROFITS IL MANCHEsTER, n. H'
MANCHESTER. y. H., Oct. THE four great
manufacturing corporations located here held meetings
here to-day The profits for The past year OF the Amos
keag Conpauy have been 100000 Of the stark Com
pany, SI432O4; and Of the LangdOn Company
S4O744 o. OF the Manchester Mills for tine ID
months T255.-I- 80.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
A PERPETUAL INJUNCTION AGAINST MCKEE
RANKIN.

PITrsBURGH, Penn, Oct In the suit Oh
Shook Palmer agt Mckee Rankin. Judge Ewing to-day
s-ued perpetual injunction against the latter restrain
ing him from producing the play OF The Two orphans"
IN tiis city. This the first time that decision has
been rendered by any court that shook Palmer have
the exclusive propreiOrship Of tho right produce ts
play IL The United states.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
TIE LUMBER-YARp MURDER

Charles Curran. who WAS with James Lang
don short time before The latter shot IN the lumber
yard Ninthayc.. Fftoenthst, on Aug. 81, and
for whom the police have been looking ever since tho
murder was committed called at Police Headquarters
yesterday and asked for superintendent Waliing and de
aired TO know II his prese required .t Supern
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE GoRHAM FAILURE IN PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Oct. THE assets Of
John GOrhsIn- whose notes protest Tuesday
represented he II 100000. and his lsbilihe,
about 5000 OcO.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

4 policy shop at No. so Coolest, owned and
managed by Charles Wilson, was seized last night by
Capt williams and officers Of the Fourth Precinct The
prourieor and i6 persona Of them colored. az
rested. and considerable money, together VITA cart
load uf books ami papers were secured
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

STILL FOLLOWING THE TRAIL OF CHARLEY
ROSS.
PoUGHKEYPsIR, N. Y, Oct. THE father
OF Charley Ross was at Rhneclin to-day, where he had
long interview with o named Hester who saw
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
L1JEST SHIP NEFs
For Ot5er Ship Ne,oS see second PJye
ADuIAfrFh

ARRIVED.
steamship France Pr. lruielle. Hayre sept -. with
mdsr. a.i ps-s 20 GcU. MsckenAe.
Steamship Douin.on. Richmond City Point. and
steamship Gen. Whitney, Hallet Boston, VITA mdse lnd
snip -orAgIs Noll. treAsca Brsmen aug 10 IN ballast
Gafs Iusiita Gerl Mleahr Batavia lo7 d.y- with sugar
J. ltus,l Meiivcn, Cor. = dsys
Bal : Francis new 700 ;ons, -, Nsrthport
Brs Carrie f. licSerins ot Boston Brown Oow BAY O. b.
sem Dolly warden of MacAiOs) Allen a. George n b.
sear siary Baras.i Mccrcady Ciudsd Bolivar l. lay.
.r - scnooytGs17EyEs Al. cooNTvrss
81. p. =" Wilson, trOvideEce. y. '.aIk. Providence.
Cora. Providence. John trOcSiord. Providence
Heary Nay. rroyidence Mountain lllr. FRO 'denc'
Waichini ProSidencr D. q. FLOYD. Plymouth.
r. H Biaos New Bedford ; j. Pin@lani Boston.
j. l. NurthDgtIn. y bedford N m. Flint, Boston.
{. =. ~tckuey Boston p II. CIowal Boston
Innu. Boston ClaTab-l. Boston.
Henry Alien. Boston. 7: " Hayens boston.
Iona. 5a Boston Boston "~''n g. & Iefrc Boston I',"
O. ". WnsIler Boston. &. X Vaughan Bo-Ion
A G. Buckley. Boston. NJ. b. Rogers, Fsl iiver.
Oufarlo, Fan Rivrr II. Lewis, Fan Ityer
Pailsuum, laii l.yer Anson Brown Fsn RIVER
JOS W. tIsh, saicm COndoys. Bristol
Bianhan, Portland Pred Iyer Norwich.
GcrtrUde Portland. Ct 4. Ellis Dennis.
john H. could, New Haven
SAILED.
steamships Geer, FOR Hamburg France for London Ciy
Me.ce1ita Charleston ship ol barss
OtAtt "a 'N 4pL DVAA ''g- i"a Jul
wISD-sanser fresh ". cloudy
MEMORANDA.
BARK New YORK iNOr from IAysrpool
sh AMI anchored lover bay, owed the city ths
Afternoon t7ghl
sap May queen .rl Flynn, from Li,ersoql arrived e,
EOhEIiN PORTS.
CABDESAs Sept. 29-Sscd, bark r. ~ Grtahs, for North
Of hatlrIa5
DISASTER.
GARDIyER Ne. oct Private dispatches rom North
ney C. b. oct - 20 j. 81. Hagar. lachuond. reyort
loinlerlng his snip the Msyfo~er. bound
GreeH0ck Boston. win iron. The saved
The MayfOWrr btilt by her richmond.
lOl- Dur-n, 1nd valued AZ f50OJO. There
vas no Insurance vessel she commanded by w.
= Harrington.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

vas found entangted Hsh-tTapin Newport hsrbor tbs
afternoon He PROBABLY drowned while AseemponS
70 escape last night.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Pools were sold as follows: :


selling Race 80 tickets. survivor 10 joss, B = Pie.
colo G3: Lelsps ~ Carv-r y Bnrgpo IL Century IL
Grand National Handicap, 39 tickets Aaron Prlnlugt0n
efn Burke - -hy0rE. 81 No heats, 21l tickets
Matte 4, Il6 Khaiamanhu-. "a Egypt .. L"andei 81.
race for twnvear olds five fuiOnr5 FI uchtls g. Lon
lanl Sunhirst Ambush. - Nrginus. 81 GYM -
Meitl- lG Mollr Carew II Ffelerickto"u, l. Brvin
Il. ..au...n \.
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Special Notices.

5peclal Ao.lree.
Dnnxer signals address the and Abuses
~p.rtualsIn Mary r. Davis slir ~ the PDughkeepsis
Price 5c postage free should be read by friend and iOn
Extra Dry Cabinet OF
MOEI & CiANDON.
The best Dry Champagne
For sac with the leading dealers IA wines
ANTHONY DEt rs
solo Agent for the Z nltssl states.
FoSt-OGce Natice.-rhr MAILS FOR EUROPE TOR mo
5ATt RDAl. oct 2 1875. viii close
once follows On TUESDAY n 8 a m; WEDSRS-
DAY A. a M. o THU tSDAi a. ll.a a. m. and
sArt KDAf Al .. / % and II 80 a. m r. l. JAMES p VI.
Parties wishing their Goods exhib ed by reliable
snd competent person the Memphis Exposition "Opens Oct
2oi and having patented addr A.
with full particulars, pamphlets &c, HARRY }. COLES
Memphis Tenn. Good opportunity fOr those wishing
gooa. Introduced IN the Souh.H est"
Rupture Cured by Dr. MARSH principal OGce of late
March n Coz 1t his old ONCE No Nosry st, Asor House
No up town branch.
silk Elastic Stocking-, Ankcts. Abdominal Bits aud
Knee caps, a MAKSliS TRUSS OFFlCE, No. Ncsey st.
Asi,r House. NouptoWn branch
The New french system OF Cure by Electricity
Drs WM and EMMA II BRITfEN che celebrated Electric
from Boston, examine and every disease,
however hopress on the above almrabe system with
paTalleied success 200 West Thirty aghth 81
William X. Warren,
PUBLIC AUDITOR AND ACCOUNTANT.
~ Nassau. corner " Liberty ST.
(R0ons No. ~ aud ~ New Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

Mosher and hs confederate when they were st that
place. The result Of the interview In not yet known
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
DLLD.

Al Motives Of Marriages must be inlorIef cih f1H
nape and address.
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do not want to stimulate the business any
further by that means, seeing that it Is
already so largely OverdOne. TheclimAx
Of the old Wing argument has been reach
ed, viz that the legitimate result Of pro-
lection was to give US an abundance Of fCOm-
petition among ourselves and consequent
ultimate low prices. This state Of things
we now have, Our competition is already
too great for the field 1t is confined to by
reason Of our currency-viz, our own
home markets, Our hope for the future,
SO far as regards our export trade, de-
pends on our currency, We can never
build up q trade with Canada, South
America, Mexico, and other countries,
until we reach sound currency, that is
such currency as enables other nations
to produce iron cheaper than we now
produce 1t. 1t is therefore Mr.. Norton's
opinion that until we approximate much
nearer to q specie basis than ut present
there can be no general revival OF the
iron business, and whatever prosperity
may cnsue in certain localities will be due
solely to natural advantages. The par
ties having these advantages will OF
course bO careful to keep prices at
point that will forbid u general revival,
and thus we will probably sec a great deal
Of capital locked up for long time to
come in unproductive enterprises,
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY IETELLIGENoER
Night Dispatches.
CHARLESTON.
An Attempt to stife Investigation.
The Senate, as q Court Of impeachment,
to Sit In October Next.
$4,000 Appropriated to Pay Rent oi
Charleston State House,
Adjournment Of the Legislature,
An Attempt to stiae Investigation
The Senate, as Court Of impeachment,
TO Sit In October Next.
$4,000 Appropriated to Pay Rent o
Charleston State House.
of the Legislature
sudden RI.O in the Kanawha,

CHARLESTON, February 20.
Special Dispatch 70 tho EnIOlIIgOnSOE
An effort was made by The friends oI
Auditor Bennett and Treasurer Burdcsl
to force an immediate trial upon the
charges preferred against thcm In order
to stiac further Investigations by tho
committee, which Is allowed to prosecute
its investigations during tho recess.
Mr. Good and others assNilOd the
proposition with great velemcnce, de-
nouncing It as an attempt to abridge the
scope Of the investigation and cover up
iniquity in high places.
The Senate will meet as a court Of i'm
pcachment some timo in tho month ol
October next,
The bill appropriating $SO,OOOfor rent
Of the State House was passed.
The Legislature adjourned at u quarter
to twelve o'clock to meet in November
next in Wheeling.
The Kanawha river rose about forty
feet and Ia still rising.
We have had no mails for two days
Trains arc not running on account ol
heavy slides. OCCASIONAL,
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Motion to Net ASIDE appointment
of Receivers.

CHICAGO, February 2O.-on Monday
next motion will be made In the court
ut Joliet to set aside the proceedings by
which receivers were appointed for the
Chicago, Danvillc & VinCennes Railroad
Additional charges concerning the cor.
poration and its management will then
be made by the opposing parties, and q
bill Of particulars has been prepared IN
the interest Of first mortgage bondLold.
ers. 1t Is charged that the total indebt.
edness amounts to $O,526000 gold. Not.
withdrawing this the line Ia completed
and In operation for only 1888 miles,
making a bonded liability Of $4,000 for
each mile, while fair cash cost Thereof
and all equipments would not equal half
that sum. The floating Indebtedness Il
affirmed to DO $2,6280 900, making gen.
eral and bonded liability Of over $9,000,-
900. All the propeIty If the road Is re-
turned by its auditor aS worth In cash
$3,Gl1,1l7. II Ia also affirmed that other
startling developments are In the hands
Of parties who will shortly give thom Ia
tha nIthlir
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CtSc1NNATG, February 2G.-speCials to
the Cincinnati papers report tho sinking
Of the steamer Argosy, laden with twelve
hundred barrels Of salt, at Midleport,
Ohio, this morning. The river was full
Of leo from broken gorges. A heavy cake
struck the Argosy on the larboard side
iust forward Of The cylinder. She was
backed into shore Nnd sunk IN six feet Of
water; but ms the river is rising rapidly,
the water Ut last accounts was over her
boiler deck. No steamers in port hay.
Ing steam up, but little Of the cargo could
be saved. The boat was old and valued
at about $4,000. She was owned by Capt.
Maddy and VIM. Colsby, and will bc n
t6tal'fosS. The Kanawha river Is report
ch to be rising rapidly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 2G.-Flour-Qulet
and unchanged. Nyheat-De Demand fair aud
and market firm aud higher; No. spring
500; No. 2, 500 bid spot; S5It . seller March
s9%c s9 sell seller April No: 8, SlSi rejected
yanccd; No. . mixed 64Ia84Ec spot; G49SC
bid seller March; 65Nc bid seller April
7lAc bid seller May; rejected O3Hc; ears
O3C. 0ats-Demand active and prices ad
yanceli No. Q, 632Sa5StIc bid spot; 53Nc
seller March; 639Sc seller April; bdXc bid
seller May. Rye-Dull and nominal; No.
i, Csc. DNrley-Dcmand active and prices
advanced; No. 2, 81 llal 19 spot; 81 11
seller March. Dressed lIogs-Flrm; light
81 20a7 O5; heavy 81 30aS 20. Pork-Ac.
tive at $iS 1OalS 10 spot or seller March
$ls 45 seller April; $iS 76 seller May. Lard
Demand active and prices advanced al
$i3 25al3 27II spot or seller March; $i3 AN
seller April $lS tG7N seller May. Whisky
Nominal at o. o.. .i't- :
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February Intelligenee
has been received here that the steamship
Hong Kong, from here for Japan, found,
cred off A6dsl Curia Island, in the Indian
Ocean. Nineteen persons are reported
saved, six are known to have been
drowned, and IS are missing,
LONDON, February 26,-The Ral Mad
Gazette correspondent at Berlin reports
that the German government has received
Q memorial from the Protestant clergy Of
Spain complaining that the liberty OF
worship is threatened. Similar memori-
ais have been forwarded to other Pro-
testant powers in Europe and to the
United States,
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De1oycn's Icltor or Acceptance. ..

CHICAGO, February 26.-The following
letter Of acceptance from Dekoven will
be published for the first time In the
morning papers: .a ...
RACINE, February 10, 1875.
Rev. Dr.. Chasc and Othe1'
My DEAN DRETnRENs-In reply To
your letter informing ME Of my election
to the Bishopric of Illinois allow me to
say that | hereby accept the office to which
the Diocese has elected me, and should
the Standing Committee and the Bishops
approve the testimonials and consent to
the consccration | will with the help oil
God seek to be to you faithful and 10y
Ing Bishop. lam respectfully and truly
your brother and servant III Christ.
JAMES DEKovEN.
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Relief Appropriation.

TopEKA, Ks, February 2G.-1n the
House to-day d resolution was adopted
instructing the Committee on Ways and
Means to report a bill Immediately ap'
propriating two hundred thousand dol
lars out Of The money In The State treas.
ury for the relief Of the suffering people
In the State. This resolution was the re-
suit Of information received that the des-
titution In several parts Of the State l.
extreme, and that several persons have
died Of starvation, pepding the discussion
Of the relief bills IN the Legislature and
the differences between tho House and
Senate al to how the bonds shall he Issued
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
Co,nn,ltted Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, February 20. = Hon.
Dougherty White, proprietor Of the Man:
chester, KY, Salt Works, and father Of
lion. John D. White, Republican, recent.
" elected to Congress from the 9th Dis.
ttiCt, commit tied suicide a few days since
BY drowning. Before throwing himself
Into the river he tied himself 50 that he
could not escape. For several days pre-.
yious he had lelt guecrly and was cyl.
IDENTIFY suffering under temporary insanity
when he committed the act. His brother,
lion. John White, once Speaker Of the
United States House Of Representatives,
terminated his life by suicide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27
pbiIndcInbin wool.

PHILADELPHIA, February 20.-wool-
Improved demand; tine ffmj medium and
cnlnbings higher; PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and
West Virginia Xx.hnd above 66a5Gc: X
64a65c; medium 56a57 IIci coarse 5OA52X Xc;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine 59a62 20; medium 66a67c; coarse 6Oa
sic; combing washed 65a67 IEc; DO unwashed
46a60c; fine unwaShed S6a37c; coarse and
medium do 40a4Sc; tub washed b5aG0C;
extra and mefino pulled 45aJ0c; No. and
supeffine nulled 43a4Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27

NEw YoRK, February 26.-The fol
lowing IL The comparative cotton state
nient Net receipts at all United Statei
ports iot the week, 1925 bales; last year
iO2,O7s; total to date, 2,0OS,S72, last year
3,O59, Ads; exports for the week, 70,353
last year, 81 ,4O5; total to date, ,6s4 40
last year, 1,GO7,172; stock at all unltet
States pofts, 500, 145; last year, S36,522
stock At all interior towns, lOg,O66; las
year, 134,743; stock at Liverpool Tl2OOO
lat year, 723,OO0 stock Of American
nlloat for Great Breat Britain, $4,000
last year, 1000.
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Rhitimore,

BALTIMORE, February 2G-Flour-tluiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Easier;
No. 1 red 81 iS; No. 2, 81 t6ai iON. Corn
Heavy; mixed western 79c. 0atS-yteady;
white 67n6sc; mixed western e5c. Rye
Quiet 81 03at o.. Proylsions-Dhll. Pork
2Nominally At $40 90. Bac0n--steadyi
shoulders SkaSHc; clear rib iiHaiiK Kc;
hams i4c. Bnttef-fh better demand Atii
unchanged. Petfoleum-Quiet and hh.
changed. Coiiee-fs dull and nominal.
WhiSky-Quiet and steady al 81 0Oai 10.
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phiIn,Ielnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2G.-Tlour-
Firm and in good demandi Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family, q s7Iia5 CO. State
Indiana and Ohio $C 60a6 70. Wheat
Held firmly; red 81 iSai 20; amber 81 70
white 81 30al 81. Rye-05c. Corn-SteAdy
yellow and western mixed SOaSO4c. Oati
Steady white 67a69c. Pork-.$iO 90
Whisky-$l 10, Petrolcum-QuiCt; refined
i4Nai4Kc; crude l0Xc. Clover seed-Firm
and In fair demand at ilallAc. Butter
New York and Bradford county extra 800
sc; do flrstS 33a34c; western extra 2sa3Oc
Cheese Unchanged. Eggs - Declining
western 29aS0c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
By TELEGRAPH
New YoFlk lloney and Ntoel.s.


NEW YORK, February 26-MoNEY-
21laSper cent Prime mercantile papOr y
6peF cent.
sTERLlSa ExcHANGR-SteAdy at $4S2)t
As2X for 90 days, and SAs6I4 for sight
GoLD-Stroug, opening at ll4N and clos
ing ut llI1z, Carrying rates 2aSk per cent
and fat, The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. clearings, SSl,O00,OOO,
Custom receipts, 100000, Dry goods i'm
ports for the week $S,Ss6,sl7
The day closed with an improved feeling
In financial circles, especially on the Stock
Exchange, AdViceS from Washington state
that tho public debt statement for Febru.
ary will show q decrease Of between three
and four million dOllarA
GovRRNMRNTs-Firm.
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New YoRk, February 26.-Arrived-
The steamship Suiva from Hamburg
The steamship Tho Queen which was
ashore on New Jersey CoaSt reached here
this morning. The steamship Yicksburg
from Port Royal, South Carolina, came
ashore last night neat Fire Island. She
Is atotal loss. The crow except the cook
were saved. The cargo consisted otcot.
ton and fruit.
soUTHAurroS, February %, : The
steamer ffearsa, from New York, has
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meath ni.ni tlid Settler.

sr. JosEPn, Mo, january 26.7Julins
c, Robedeaux, tho third son Of Joseph
Robedeaux, founder Of this city, died this
morning, He was born in 81. Louis -
1906, and when he first came toSt. Joseph
80 years ago, II was but an Indian trading
post, and he opened the first store here
10 trade With the whites and was justice
Of the peace Of Buchanan county for ten
Venfa
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NEW YoRK, February Q6.-1n The pack
Nge trade staple cotton goods and fancy
prints are fairly active. Cotton goods firm
at current rates. The supply Of brown
sheetings and denimS conthtieS light IN
first hands. Cottonades improving. Fancy
prints In good demand, firm and unchanged
In prices. Medium gInghantl active and
scarce. Dress goods ID better demand.
Cotton slnwls IN faif request. Hosiery ac.
tiDa
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PITTSBURGH, February 26.-ris iron
9uieti 9 M No. todndty s2S q OO y, 10. 2, t24 @ Ooa
demand and prices unchanged. Corn
Ear 76a77c; Shelled 70a72c for white and
mixed; 7Sa74e for yellow. Petroleum
Quiet crude 81 75ai .77If At PafkefI; re.
aned i4al4Ifc, Philadelphia delivery.
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FRANCE,

PARIS, February 2G.-The journal Ds
Debats says that n, Buffet has declined
to form the ministry, but 1t is hoped that
he will reconsider his determination in
the event Of his acceptance.
The Left Centre will support NJ, Du-
four for President Of the Assembly.
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The Eads bridge aud Jctly Syn.

NBw ORLEANS February 26-The Re.
publican contains an elaborate article
claiming that the Eads bridge at ST. Louis
while an obstruction 10 The Upper river
commerce Ia an engineering failure, and
that the Bads jetty system Ia one 10 delay
permanent improvement al the rivers
mouth in the interest Of The bridge stock
and The 81. Louis local RAILROAD rings.
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Left for washington.

SttIwAueBs, February 20. = Angus
on,atInited States Senator tRlee
left hete to-day for Washington. He
deni65f{he report recently published
that VIII unite him with independents ol
the State, and he says lie will act with
the Republicans.
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CINCINNATI, o. February 26.-Mayot
JOHNSON has issued an order removing
Colonel ]. KietSted, Superintendent Of
The Metropolitan police, and appointing
Thomas E. snellbakef, Secretary Of The
Water Works Board, as his successor,
KierStedb friends assert that his removal
iS purely tot political purposes.
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Northern Centrnl IinLlrond.

BALTIMORE, February 26.-The stock.
holders Of the Northern Central Railtoad
met to-day, when the annual report was
read, Ahowihg the total receipts tct 1874
10 Be $4,646, 500; expenses $3,0s3, $50; net
earnings 81 ,2g2, $40. The entire Board ot
Directors was reelected and they re.
elected Col. Thos. A. Scott President.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-27

LtrrLE Rock, February 28.-JefFefson
Davis was here yesterday, looking after
some private matters in connection. with
The mining interests Of the State. He te::
mained IN the city one day, and returned
TO Memphis last evening.