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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO TIE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
TIE GREAT EARTHQUAKES IN
SOUTH AMERICA


New YORK, July lO.-A steamer from
Panama brings later details Of the great
earthquake in south America, Cucuta
Is in ruins, not single house remaining,
The killed are calculated at five thousand
Rosario, San Antonio, Epachuo, San
Juan deUrco, San Cayeano, San CriStObal,
Tariba Labatera, La Grita and the ad-
joining villages are in complete ruins,
Salazan suffered severely, and the adjOin-
ing country is nearly devastated. China
Gotta, Chap, Pamplona, Cucatila, Arbald-
as, Santiago, GallindO and Gramel0te
have also been great suffers. The NUM-
Der OF the dead in CuCuta is calculated at
thrce-Quarters OF the entire population,
The few families saved are on the out.
skirts OF what was the city, but they will
soon be obliged to retire, as the putrefac.
ton OF the dead will not allow them to re-
main. 1t is hCarIrending to see the
wounded, who have no care, and can not
remain long alive in their present condi.
ton. Thieves and robbers swept down
on the ill.iated city, and hardly u single
safe has been saved from the Custom
House. Pillage is general. Four hun.
drcd mules were killed in the streets, and
as there is no one to remove them, the
stencil is becoming irightful. The store
house Of Puerto de Los Cachos was sacked
and burned by bandits. In Piedecuesta
the town hall is destroyed, and in Pamp.
Iona the cathedral is in ruins.
The Venezuela side has suffered, II
more severely than the Colon.
bian. Ten thousand dollars were sent to.
day from this city for the relief Of suffer.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


TIE BEECHER CASE IN ENGLAND,
LONDON, July lO.-Thc Times having
published some structures on the addrcs,
IN favor Of Henry Ward Bcccher, by the
Congregational ministers, DR.. Alexander
Raleigh, one OF the sgncrs, has written .
reply. lie says in signing the address h,
never meant to commit any portion O
the nOn-cOniOrmists To his views, and
adds: "It is not a sound principle to Us
scrt that because man may be bamCabl(
in lighter things, he is not to be ap
preached with an expression OF sympathy
by those who are unspcakably glad to be-
lieye he has shown himself innocent oi
the heavier charge with complete sue.
cess" The letter concludes rs follows
81 never supposed that in signing the
document | was expressing an opinion on
Mr., BeeCher's sayings or dOings in gene.
raj. | believe the Christian sentiment Of
England will unanimously lament and
condemn some things which Mr.. Bcccher
acknowledges; in the course Of the trial,
he blamed himself without stint. Now J
believe he has recovered himself, and will
stand in honor and usefulness rs for.
merly,"
THE INTERNATIONAL BANQUET
All the foreign Mayors to whom were
sent invitations to the International Ban
quet at Guild Hall on the 20th inst, have
accepted, two only excepted.
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMES AT GLASGOW,
The American Rifle Team arrived in
Glasgow this morning. During the day
they visited the principal places Of inter.
est, and made trips to Loeb LamOnd and
other lakes. They arrived in Edinburgh
Tonight. The Americans will remain in
Scotland until Wednesday next; The
Scotch rilemen started for Wimbledon
before the arrival OF the Americans.
THE RADICAL CLUES CALL FOR A PROTEST,
LONDON, July 1.-THE radical clubs
Of the Metropolis call u mass meeting in
Trafalgar square on Wednesday next to
protest against the government allow.
anbe for the expenses Of the Prince Of
Wales visit to linda.
COLLInED WITH A WHALE.
The Cunard steamer Scythia, which
sailed for New York, came in contact
with whale of Reaches Point and lost
blade of propeller. She is detained
ut Queenstown waiting orders from
Liverpool.
T.oSDoN, July IA special dispatch
to the Standard represents that the dis.
turbance in Herzegovina consists al'-
parcntly Of n number Of riots among the
SclayOniC inhabitants Of the villages in
the western district who have been
aroused to resistance by an cndeayOr Of
the Turkish officials to collect arrears Of
taxes. Large bands Of fugitives, COM
posed mainly Of women and children,
cross the border into Dalmatia daily.
The Turkish troops on the night Of the
,lth made an attack on the dcfcnscs erected
by the insurgents at the bridge over the
Kinpa river, near Cclcva. After a long
y d bloody combat they were defeated,
aud fell back in disorder.
THE TEAM IN EDINBURGH.
EnISRuRum, July 1.-THE gentlemen
0f the American team and their friends
attended divine service to-day at ltOclyn
Chapel. 4 dispatch has been sent to Col.
Porter, of the I'D regiment, thanking
him for li4 offer To escort the team
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Sr. LOUIS, July lO.--Two more men
have been arrested on suspicion Of being
connected with the Long Point train rob.
berry. All the agents OF the indianapolis
& st. Louis and the Ohio & Mississippi
roads have been instructed to report I'M.
mediately thenppearnnCe at their respect.
i've stations Of all suspicious characters
or those who cannot give n good account
Of themselves, and detectives are receiving
kilograms that persons are being held oil
suspicion, hut names and localities are
withheld.
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NEW York, July lO.-Arrived--Steam.
ship Mosel, from Bremen; Switzerland,
from Antwerp, and 2. Collund, from Rot.
tCrinm.
LONDON, July lO.-Stcumship Russia
from New York, hus'arrivcd out.
New YORK, July l0.-Arrived Steam.
ship Spain, from Liverpool.
pnLApELrllIA, July lO.-Arrived-
Steamer Illinois, from Liverpool.
New YORK, Julyll.-Arrived: Steam.
or Adriatic, from Liverpool.
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NEw YoRK, July lO.-Arrangcmcnts
for the approaching session Of the Book.
sellers Exchange and clearinghouse
have been nearly finished, !. the open
ing will take place July 10. Preliminary
to the opening Of the Exchange and
Clearinghouse, the booksellers Of the
United States will meet in convention at
Niagara Falls, Tuesday, July 49, The
American Book Trade Association was
formed last year, at the general cOnvcn.
tion Of booksellers, at Put.in.lay. Az
the entire trade Of the country has been
invited, irrespective Of membership, Il
full meeting Is anticipated.
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Over One Thousand Two Humid.
red Operatives Thrown Out Of
Employment.

LAWRENCE, MAS, July lO.-The At
lantic Cotton Mills, which give employ.
ment to one thousand two hundred and
fifty operatives, shut down at noon, TO.
day, for an eight weeks suspension, and
may be for a longer time, II the present
stock Of manufactured goods Is not mar.
kcted. The operatives will lose $4,000
or more in wages by this shut down.
SALMON FALLS, n. H., July l0.-Thc
Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
closed their Mill No. . to-day, for two
mnnlhs
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BANNER CASTLE No. 3.-The following
isa list Of the new officers OF Banner Cas-
tie No. 3, Ancient Order knights Of the
Mystic Chain: Sir Knight Commander,
A'G. Fisher; Vice Commander, William
Schockey; First Lieutenant, a. llnrth;
Chaplain, William Schockey; Scribe, j.
RJones; Treasurer, Vim. Dixon Junior
Guard, j. Simon; Outside Guard, VI.
BIumenthal.
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NEW XoRK, July 12.-The first Sunday
services in Plymouth Church in Mr..
lIeechcr's absence on his vacation this ssum
mer were conducted by President Porter,
Of Yale College, who preached an ordinary
sermon. Rev. DR.. Edward BeeCher and
Mr.. lIullard, Mrs. Beecher's brother,
were the only relatives Of the great pas.
tor who were present. In place Of usu.
al floral display, the platform was crown.
cd with orange lilies.
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EVANSVILLE, July li.-'Thc thirty.
sixth annual convention VI the beta
Theta II fraternity will meet here on the
18th, 2Glli and 9th. An address will hc
made hy Prof Thcophilus Parsons, oi
indianapolis. 4 large attendance Is an.
iicipntCd, and extensive preparations are
being made for the entertainment Of the
delegates and visitors.
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TURKEY.


IoSpS. July O,-Aspccialiro from Paris
says the Memorial Diplomotiquc news.
paper announces that the Turkish stu.
dents in Paris have been ordered home
The money heretofore devoted to the c,l.
ucnlion of these youths will establish an
institution at Constantinoplc, offering
cuual advantages to those Of Paris.
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4 Locomotive turned Upside
DOwn..EiIglnccr una Fireman
IprrilDIy Injured.

SpmNGFtELp, ILL, July lO.-As train
no. 6, bound east, on lieTOledo, Wabash
q Western Railroad, was nearing Jack.
sOnville, this morning, the engine struck
some cattle. thew the train from the track,
turning the engine upside down, and hold.
ing Fireman Roberts and Engineer Peter
Teal hel pIess beneath, while the hot steam
poured over them. When the men were
finally extracated they were so shocking.
ly scaldcd that II is believed they cannot
i've The passengers we're not seriously
hurt, though the train was running at the
rate Of forty miles an hour.
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NNlndlrrs nn rhrlr rrntcls.

RALrion, July lO.-ll is believed that
there are impostcrs in the Northern
market buying gools under the assumed
names of reliable North Carolina mcr.
chants. III il thought the device used to
commit this swinllc il to represent such
purchases for n branch store, and thus
avoid shipment to the regular address Of
reliable merchants
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OSE hundred years hasn't cooled the
patriotism OF our young men in the least.
It is surprising and gratifying to notice
how many of them have struck work, and
are loating around the aution store cor
nrrs where they can have old rcirigerators
and bedsteads 10 lean against, waiting for
the Centennial to come along.
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GERMANY.


lIERLIN, July l0.-Thc electoral strug.
gle is lTginning in bavaria. There l.
great excitement between the Ullromon.
tOnCs Oad Nationalist. Much impor.
tancC il attached to the result. The
North German GdIcic tcHounccs the vio.
lcncr Oi the l'ltramoninncs, and warns
them that victory on their side will lW
like tho victories of King ryrflus.
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SOUTm AMERICA.
rERRInLE sroRM AZ yALpARAIso.

PASANA, July 2,-The West Coast mail
OF the 10Th OF June states that during a
recent terrible storm in the harbOr Of
Valparaiso, at least forty boys belonging
to the training ship were drowned, and
between twenty and thirty sailors, and
from twelve to fifteen boatmen, exclusive
OF the eight persons who went down in
the unfortunate Egerie. No correct es.
innate Of the loss ofprOperty has been ar.
rived at, but what with the stranding Of
vessels, sinking OF hulls, damage to yes.
scls, destruction Of lighters and boats, the
last two probably exceeding one hundred
in number, the destruction Of baths and
other property, the amount will 10 very
heavy,
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Conference OI Railroad Men nt
Omaha.

OMAHA, July lO-A convention Of
prominent railroad officials was held here
Today with closed doors. II is rumorcd
the subject under discussion il the estab.
lishmeht Of a through line Of sleeping
cars from 81. Louis to Ogden, Utah, and a
decision as to whether II shall 60 via
Omaha or Denver There IL no doubt
hi, that suCl a line will bt established.
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,Inn nnd wife Killed by "a Train.

ALBANY, July 10. Edward Kelly,
bridge watclmnn, wife and child were
run over at OtsegO by n railroad train
last night. Kelly and wife were killed,
the child escaped.
The story that l'iIkins, the express rObber.
had persisted in Il sewer Of Clinton prison,
il discrcdilcd. lie has been scon in
Cnnnln.
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ROASoKE CoLLBGE. Ihi1 college /.
pleasantly situated nj the head of ihc
Valley of Virginia, sitiy miles wCst oi
Lynchburg, On the Atlantic, Mississippi
&Ohio Railroad, and at the terminus Of
the Valley road near The quiet town oi
Salem, Va In point Of hCallhinlncsa,
mild temperature and beautiful scenery,
liz locntiOn is not surpassed In the land.
Those wishing To educate their sons
abroad should ncquaint themselves with
tho superior advantages Offered by
Roanoke College. Catalogues containing
full information will be e.sCnt on nppli.
cation.
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WAX DRPAhlhkNTt
OPPICR OF TIIR CllIRP SlGSAL OPPICRR,
WASulSGToS, d. G., July I'LL AN.
PROBABlLlTlEs.
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
and lower Lake region, stationary to fall.
ing barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather, and in the two first districts
rRinarcas.
For the Upper Lake region, Upper
Mississippi, aud Lower Missouri Valley
falling barometer, southwest to southeast
winds, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather, with rain areas in the eastern
and northern portions Of the two first
districts.
The Mississippi will continue slowly
rising from ST. Louis to Vicksburg,
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SILVER WEDDTSG,-Casper Hell, ESD,
member Of The Second Branch OF Council
from the Fourth Ward, celebrated his
silver wedding on Saturday evening. The
friends Of Mr.. Hell and lady brought with
them many valuable presents and good
wishes. Speeches were made by Messrs.
Anton Reyman, {, r. Behler and Prof.
LOnis Gans.
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Funeral OI chief Justice wood.
wnrlI. Of l'rtinSy1tnnin.

WtLLEsnARRE, Pa, July l0.-rIIe fl.
neral nf Chief Justice Woodward took
place this afternoon. The services were
conducted hy Rev. II. H. Jones and Bishop
Stephens, Of the Episcopal Church. The
lIars Of the county attended in hody
aud there were a numbcr Of distinguish.
ed persons from distance present,
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AUSTRIA.


VIENNA, July ll.-The insurrection in
Herzegovina extends all along the Dal.
malian border, and is more serious than
the usual disturbances in that quarter.
The pOpulacc have attacked the Turkish
authorities in the frontier towns, and in
many places the Austrian flag has been
raised.
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JcilrrSun IIOrlrn NIntinrCrS al
1lOSlOtt.

lIosroS, July lO.-'rlc steamship Ia.
iavia arrived today FROM Liverpool, and
brought home for trial the three mutt.
nccra charged with the murder Of Croy.
den r. Patterson, first mate, and Charles
II. Patterson. second mate, II the chOon.
cr Jefferson borden, Of Fall River, bound
from New Orleans for Liverpool.
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THERE is probably no pursuit known
to man, civilized or heather, Democrat or
Republican, sane or insane, that presents
such advantages from muscle.iorming,
hcalthgiying standpoint, as rowing. And
then -the-the blisters and corns on
the hands are things not to be lightly for
uOlien,
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JUsucE ScMuLT%-Charles Beck, fore
man OF the Nail City Brewery, was before
Justice Schultz on Friday night upon
charge Of striking driver named John
Springer, employed at the brewery, with
a large hammer. The defendant gave
bond in the sum OF $50 for his appear
ance for examination this morning,
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Our MoundsviIIe Letter.
MouSDsyILLE, July 10, 1873.


MOUSDsyILLE,J July ~, 1870.
Editors InIeIiSencer.
] had the pleasure yesterday Of visiting
Mannington, and spending the day at u
State Normal Institute being held there,
The Instructors aRe Il. MarCellus Mar
shall, Principal Of the Glenville State
Normal School, and Prof. j. +. F.Snowden,
OF the Fourth Ward Wheeling school,
About twenty-five teachers are enrolled,
and the sessions are very interesting.
Several evening meetings have been held
at which lectures have been given ON dii-
ferent subjects, and was pleased to learn
that many Of the best citizens Ol the town
had been present, thus showing their ap-
preciation OF the cause Of education, and
the labors Of the able instructors. Dur
ing the coming week it is expected that
several prominent educators will be pres
ent andeyening lectures will be given by
them. The number Of teachers present
is small compared with what il should be.
All those who are present. are active
teachers and here, as at the other lnsti-
tutes the very ones who most need The
instruction are absent, When will
our teachers rs mass make that effort
that they should make to elevate the pro.
fession Of teaching to the high standard
necessary to make our schools a success? ?
Until this is done We cannot expect to see
the rich fruits Of our school system.
OF Warrington itself it is hardly neces.
sary for me to say word, as | have
written Of before, but | will say that the
good impressions made when there before
were only strengthened by my visit OF
yesterday. 1t Is still the same handsome
little railroad town, with its five or six
hundred wide awake, active and energetic
people. II appears to be the business
center Of large area Of country. Al
though the land in the immediate vicinity
il not Of the very hest quality, still the
crops look well, and an abundant harvest
Of oats and corn will be rGHpcd.
Mr.. Zcvcly, the editor Of the I'iHdicdtOr,
is still there doing all in his power for
the good Of the town. The paper l. n
spiccy little sheet dnd its columns con.
tain many items Of interest concerning
the neighborhood. It is deserving the
patronage of all. Mr.. Xeycly is candi.
date for the office of County Superin.
tendent Of Schools. lie is M doubt
well qualified for the position as he il an
old teacher and for some time he pub.
lished M educational journal in the State
Of Maryland. There will hc several other
candidates for the same office.
The Institute in progress in Mounds
vile daily increases in interest. Many
more are expected next week, and the
prospect now is that there will be- u large
class to greet the State Board uf Tx.
amimcrs when they make their appear.
anCC.
The genial and refreshing showers still
continue to fall almost daily, and there
ncrf was u Eiirrr prospect ior n large crop
IN our hcantiinl Valley. "
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Dining Allowed.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Commits.
sioncr Of Internal Revenue has decided
to allow such claims Of State officers for
the refunding Of the income tax paid up.
on the cmoluments Of their offices as were
filed in due time, whether these emOlu.
ments consist Of snlarY or Of fees.
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PORTLAND, Me-. July lO.-During the
heavy storm here this morning the
Cathedral was fired by lightning, but the
flames were soon extingnished. The First
Baptist, payson Memorial and Chestnut
Street Methodist Churches, all suffered
more or lrss.
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The river was falling last evening, with
3 feet inches in the channel.
The James Gilmore passed up at2P. NJ.
yesterday with u tow Of empty bargcs.
The steamer Ragon arrived from Par.
krrsburg at ! A. N. Saturday, and return
ed at liam.
The little steamer Tempest departed
Tor New Martinsville at l0O'clOck Satur-
day morning, with light trip.
The Storm arrived from Pittsburgh on
Friday night, and taking in tow the bargcs
Of the Iron Mountain. which were lying
at the Washington Mill, returned to the
Smoky City" at IO'clock Saturday morn
ing
The james Gilmore passed down on
Saturday morning witha fuel boat,
Tn Saturday morning the James Gil.
more ran into the llornhruok at the Sis.
lcrs. The timber head nf the fuel boat Of
the Gilmore was tOrn nIl hut M other
damage was sustained.
The Oakland was passing IcSi-tcrs On
Saturday morning, when she met the
IIOrnhrook coming down. The oil boats
nf the ll0rnhr0Ok came in contact with
the Oakland, and the ll0rnbrook and
hargcs narrowly escaped sinking, being
saved only by the slack water aud slight
current. One Of Tie Oakland's bargcs
was slightly damaged.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
at > o'clock Saturday afternoon with u
light trip.
The Salt Vallcy,cn route from Ironton
to Pittsburgh, passed up on Saturday
evening.
The Steamer Science will depart fur
larkrrsburg this morning at ! | o'clock.
The luwhuats Nail City and El. Hobbs,
with five hargcs oi ore for the Belmont
mill, are now due.
Several towboals managed to get up the
river IN the late SWELL
my Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, July ll.-Wcathcr warm
and raining. River il \ feet in the canal
and L feet in the chute, and rising. Ar
rivcd-M Minncola, from Cincinnati; John
Means and tow, from 81. Louis. Depart
m-Minncola, lor Memphis; John Means
anh tow, for Wheeling,
MRMrnIs, July River rising slow.
~. Cloudy and hot. Heavy rains north
Of the city ihiscvcning. Departed: Sller.
lock, Ciucinnati 81. Gcnevive, 81. Louis;
Bismarck, New Orleans; the latter last
night.
CISCISSATI, July ll.--Rivcr 10 feet,
rising. Cloudy and warm. Passed down:
Kanawha no. 9 and bargcs and Middle.
port for 81. Louis
CAIRO, July ll.-Arriycd-ll.S. $. Turn
cr, Cincinnati; Julia, Nirksburg; Alps,
81. Louis, Chas. Brown, Louisville; Ar
kansas Belle, Evansville; City Of Helena,
st. Louis. Dcparted-TurnGr, Memphis;
Julia, 81. Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evans
vile; Helena, Vicksburg. River 80 feet,
and rising slowly. Very heavy rains
this morning, andcloudy; mercury &c.
NASHVILLE, July Il.-ltiver rising
with feet 10 inches On shoals. Weather
cloudy and raining.
EVANSVILLE, July ll.-WcathCr show
cry, light rain all day, now pouring down
in torrents. Mercury 70 to 7j'. River
10 0.lO feet nnd falling slowly; will he ris.
Ing by morning. lp-Lookout and
bargcs, Red Cloud, Morning Star,
Mitchell, Bowling Green. The Mitchell
added largely to her load and left nt 6.
P.M
ST. Louis, July ll.-Arriycd - Rob
Roy, Kcokuk; Dubuque, 81. Paul; Ches-
Ter, Memphis. River risen six inches.
A heavy and steady rain fell all the fore
noon. The upper streams are all rising,
and there are some prospects Of frcShet.
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lArOnlAL LETTER FROM lIIsu0r
KAiN-'Ihc pastoral letter Of Bishop
Knin was read yesterday morning IN all
the Catholic churches NJ the city. II an.
nounccs Jubilee TO which plcnary in.
diligence was attached, to those who
perform the requisite dcvotions
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WASHINGTON, July l2,-The Secretary
Of the Interior has telegraphetl to Ouray,
one Of the powerful Chiefs in Southern
Colorado, requesting him to allow Prof.
lIOydun's exploring expedition to pass
through that section without molestaiion.
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I,rrsI,lrutIni VIsIt Ia t,arc Mn,.

CANDIES, July iO.-rrcsidcnl Grant,
Secretary l'ish and party arrived here To.
day from Long llroncl and after being
Joined by Colonel Fred. Grant, started
Tor Copc May in revenue cutter.
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RALEIGH, n. C., July 1O.-The Cotton
States Congress assemblies ithe 18th In
the hall Of the House Of Representatives.
The Governor will deliver welcome ad.
dress and r. H. Busbec will extend tho
hospitalities Of the city,