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We have received the eighth number
Of the Art Journal published by D. Apple
ton & Co., New York. 1t continues as
fresh as ever, and is full OF fine steel and
wood cuts. Any person wishing to sub
scribe for it can leave their name
at this office.
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GERMANY.


FORFEITED THE RIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP.
BERLIN, September LA ministerial
order has been issued declaring that
the Bishopof Paderbum, has forfeited his
rights to citizenship, by his departure
without leave from the city In which he
Was inStalled.
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BurTAIo, September 1.-Geotge Hay.
ward, prominent merchant Of this city,
largely interested in dairy products and
groceries, suspended to-day Reported
liabilities $4,000. Assets not known, but
supposed to be large.
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TRENTON, N. j., September 1.-Gov.
ernor BedIe haI appointed General Ger
shorm Mott Treasurer Of New. Jersey in
place oi sooyI
COLUMBUS, September 1.-Mr. Albert
Grace, a plasterer, Of HilliAtd Station, Ia
thi4 county, was killed last night while
attempting to board freight train near
Piqua, o.
sr. PAUL, September LA succession
Of heavy rain storms within the past few
days here prostrated telegraph wires
and done immense damage 10 al kinds Of
grain, wheat in the stacks and corn in
the held,
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A Delnnlier.

CtSctSsArt, O., September III. b
Klosterman, President Of the Reuter-
Building and Savings Association, ol
Covington, KY is said to be deiatllter
In the sum OF $500.
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LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The fourth
annual season Of the Louisville Exposi.
tion opened this evening in the presence
Of large assembly. It's attractions are
very brilliant and much admired.
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Hanged IIiniself.

Louisville, Ky, September Jacob
Hoag, a rag.picker, was found dead this
forenoon, hanging by the neck from
rafter. # is supposed that he committed
suibide, "a he had been drinking freely Of
lath
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NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Fout
children Of Mt. NUier, In Ascension
Parish, we're poisoned with French worm
lo1enges and died 10 4 few hours.
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HOLLAND.

The HAGUE, September 1.-The Asso.
citation for the reform and codifcation
Of the Law Of Nations was formally
opened here to-day. Delegates from the
United States were present.
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SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, September L. The swe.
diSh banks refuse to cash Bank Of Eng.
land notes on account Of the number Of
cOunterfeiB reported to be In circulation.
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AUGUST MErEoRoIoGY.-Rain fell on
ten days during the month Of August.
The lowest point reached by the mercury
was $50, and the highest point ss'.
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sERESApE.-Govetnor Jacob and Col.
Ben Wilson were favored with aserenade
by the Wheeling City Band al the sL
james Hotel last evening.
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death oi n Siormon Leader.

SALT LAKE, September 1.-George A.
Smith, Second President Of the Church oI
Jesus Christ Of the Latter Day Saints
died to-day in thi, city.
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Motion for " New rrl"i OVerFui.

CHtcAoo, September 1.-Judge Far
we'll to-day overruled the motion for Q
new trial in the case Of Billy Welsh, &C.
cused Of numbering James Dealetin, and
cent Welsh to the pententiafy.
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PEACHES have materially advanced in
the East, and parties desiring TO can this
season will and II 10 their interettso eui-
brace the present opportunity.
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THE Germania Singing Society will,
we are informed, excuft to Steubenville
on The 10th inst and favor the citizens Of
that town with a concert.
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Assirne,l nd Pronertt.

BosroN, September 1.-The Ghatlestown
Steamship Company to-day made an a.
signment Of their property to Thomas NJ
Hembstel
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False Report.

CIScrSSArr, September 1.-THE re.
port published Of the accident on the
Paris 4 Danyille Railroad yesterday ia
false one. No accident whatever has oc.
CURED on that road.
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TnE members Of the Germania Singing
Society enjoyed themselves In MelOdeon
Hall last night with terpsiehorean and
musical festivities.
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New YORK, September 1.-Mts. Mul.
Ter and daughter Of this city we're drown.
ed Yesterday while bathing at Rockaway.
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FRANCE.
CARDINAL M'cLosKEY.

PARIS, September 1.-Cardinal Mcclos.
key will leave tomorrow evening for
Rnme.
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Az the special meeting Of the board Of
Education Tomorrow evening teachers
will be selected for the. ensuing school
year.
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CHICAGO, September 1.-The 1nterna.
tional Sunday School Lesson Convention
convened here this morning.
FIRE AT oREENuP, ILL.
A special to til Inter. Ocean from Casey,
ILL.,, says about half the business part Of
Greenup, ILL.,, burned this morning. The
loss not uscertaincd. The origin Of the
fire not known.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, September Capt, Mares, Of
the British Polar Expedition, in COM
munication to the admiralty Office, says
that the American stones at Disco appear
to be in fair state Of preservation com
sideripg the time they have been exposed.
The Danish officials have taken great
pains to prevent their deterioration.
= The foreign office denies the truth Of
the telegram published yesterday that
the British Minister ut Pekin hSs pre-
sented his ultimatum to the government
at China,
Aspecial dispatch to the TSms' from
Calcutta says q private telegram from
Rangoon says the King Of Burmudah has
refused to receive Col. Duncan. The re-
port Is not confirmed and la authority Il
doubted. Col. Brown will return from
Shanghai soon. Itis believed he has not
made much progress in his inquiry into
the attack on his force in Zunnan owing
to the distractions thrown In his way BY
the Chinese,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

WoRK has been commenced on the eX.
tension Of the street railway in South
Wheeling,
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wELLsECURED.


CALDWELL, O., September 1.-sevcral
thousand people principally from this
and neighboring counties spent the day in
attendance upon the the soldiers reunion,
The camp Is located about a mile from
the town, In n pleasant wood which with
lts tents and shantie', looks very much
like camp. The formal opening Of the
camp occurred at one o'clock, after which
a prayer was offered, and an address full
ofwelcome was delivered by J. NJ. Dalsell,
aud an original poem was recited by Col,
Shaw OF Marietta. Short addresses were
delivered by Col. Mcconnell, Of Marietta,
and several other gentlemen. Senator
CoCkrill, U. s. Senator, from Missouri,
was presented as a guest Of the camp,
spoke In substance as follows;
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TnE PILaRIMAaE puE1NHss.

A special to the Dailg NegS from Ber-
lin; The Catholic Pilgrimage Commit
tee have not yet consented 10 give up
their proposed visit to Lourdss, and the
French Government Is seeking to have II
interdicted by he Pope.
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Ladies, Soldiers and Ellov. CiitwnS-It
gives me great pleasure to appear before
you to-day. Soldiers, probably | have
met many Of you before to-day and under
far different auspices. l was invited to
come here. l was willing to meet you half
way, and | am here. always tried to
meet you half way
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Collie, the ex.Cashier of the bank, was
arrested, to-day, on the charge Of false
representations.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Sec
retary Of the Treasury to-day Issued calls
for the redemption ot $4,000, 900 Of 5.2Q
bonds Of 1864, $s,OO0,OOO Of which are on
account Of the sinking fund. The prin'
CiPal and accrued interest will be paid at
the Treasury Of the United States or at
the office Of the Assistant Treasurer at
New York, December lst, 1875, interest
to cease on that day, as follows:
Coupon bonds-S50, numbers 75l to
1900, both inclusive; 800, numbers 37Ol
to $500, both inclusive; $500, numbers
430l to 1900, both inclusive; 81 900, num-
bers l62Ol to 10000, both inclusive. To-
tai, $4,5OO,0OO.
Registered bonds-S5O, numbers 81 to
50, both inclusive; Sl0O. numbers 25l to
400, both inclusive; $500, numbers POI to
$50, both inclusive; 81 900, numbers ll0l
to 1850, both inclusive; 5000, numbers
SOL to 1900, both inclusive; $4,000, mum.
bers 1921 to 3037, both inclusive, Total,
$500, ,000-Total, $S,0O0,00O.
Coupon bonds-$50, numbers 1901 to
$500, both inclusive; SlOO, numbers 1901
to 1000, both inclusive; $500, numbers
1901 to l0l0O, both inclusive; $1,000,
numbers 3OOOl to 39SOO, both inclusive
Total $2,760,000,
Registered bonds-S5O, numbers 81 to
q, both inclusive; 500, numbers 40t to
600, both inclusive; $500, numbers 36l to
7sl, both inclusive; 81, 900, numbers 1851
1850, both inclusive; $1,000, numbers 1901
to 1850, both inclusive; $4,000, numbers
3O39 to 1850, both inclusive. Total So.
250,000-Total $5,0O000O.
The POstoftice Department received
information to-day that the Mississippi
Valley aad Brazil Steamship Company
propose to run line OF steam packets
from ST. Louis, Missouri, to BraSil, South
America, and they ask that the United
States mail may be given to their line,
The Department will grant their request,
and send the mails by their steamers, al.
lowing ocean rates Of postage "a remu-
neration. They expect to start their
first steamer October lst,
wELLsEcURED.
WASHINGTON, September Inquiries
have been made at the Treasury Depart.
ment to-day in relation to the securities
that are deposited for the redemption Of
the gold notes issues by the National
Gold Bank Of California, to which the
Secretary Of the Treasury and COmpIrol-
Ter replied that the security Is ample be-
yond all question. The whole issue Of
gold to the National Gold Bank Of Cali
fornia Ia $2,4OO,OOO, for which the Treas
ury holds as security, S3,OOO,00O in U. s.
Bonds, with premium from 8 TOT per
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XIlIRcsunlc I.nsiness.

MONTREAL, September lat the Jae-
ques Cartier Park meeting, to-day, the
report Of the committee was adopted to
the effect that the bank would resume
with an addition Of one million prefer.
ential stock to the capital, and all stock
holders to have the privilege OF subscrib.
ing to as much Of the new stock, at par,
as they wish, before the latter Is offered
to the public. The privilege to be OK.
tended 10 the 10Th of Ortober.
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Governor Noyes and Hon. A. N. Burns
will arrive here tomorrow morning and
speak In the evening at I o'clock, a re.
port Of which will be forwarded for
Friday mornings INTELLIGENCER,
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Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The fol-.
lowing is the public debt statement issued
tn.dny,
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Owing to the number Of tickets and
the mode Of conducting the election, the
result can not even be guessed at at
present,
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and l am willing to go farther than that
now. ! allow no man to go farther than
myself in my love for my country and a
wish for her prosperity. What say TO-
day are the real sentiments Of my heart.
l am glad that l am here, foA feel 1t will
be good for all Of us to be here. Humanity
Ia the same In all ages Of the world, and
we cannot divest ourselves OF our human.
ity, II we would we cannot always control
ourselves while laboring under great
passions, and do not want you 10 hold
inc responsible for all have said and
done under circumstances incident to a
cruel and iratracidal war, but | am will.
Ing Ato ask your forgiveness for any real
wrong have done.
LIKE TO TALK TO SOLDIERS.
for we have met on the march, In battle
and In prison. You we'll remember, those
Of you who were before Vlcksburg,
what jolly times our pickets had under
improvizsd flags Of truce; how they dis.
pasSionately discussed the situation
Now, l verify believe that II II could
have been so arranged our private
soldiers Of both armies could have
settled our late troubles amicably
six months after the war closed
But that Is over now, and we wont
cry after split milk. We have had
a few men In the South, Of q class, | sup
pose, you In the North have, who we're
like lie brave Mulligan paid Of his troops
inyincible In peace and invincible in war
Now hope you will not hold the good
people Of the South responsible for the
babblings Of these doughty warriors. ]
hope to meet you tomorrow.
HLn ntnnknr " NJ hnn rlilN nnnlniinen
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ruRTnER ArrAcHMENTs.

New YoRK, September 1.-Attach-
ments against The property Of the Bank
Of California in this State were granted
this afternoon by Judge Brady in the fol-
lowing suits: Denis Mcmahon, $3.50;
Henry A. Tuzo, &lz5OO; John 7. Carr,
$1,000 gold; Patrick BuLterheld, G2O,O0O.
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ftti tAs above psasos1a tiak susaal
80 TIE .befs patronage Ihev ttaare5 H
he5r ruleas Efforts fe thar sa1c8 81
,hls. lhe.r lasi entertainment for Che sea
saa. ia adiHiea 10 the drama the service
0f Prank Bradford. lbt Dramatic Reader
bsTa heen erEaresl Wbo vii give some a
els choicest aoas Afle- Gee saeaaa
evenings entertainment there wal be
3aasa q the haIl and sapper h faesAr
angtau ilense Music Wells Qaadun
Hand
EtSNINsg1N,
deputy d. f. B8gdea Organized d
second Grange Iufhis l8wa March .g.b.
ea1rdiHe Good Intent Grange, wills de.
following ofI5ers J. II. pwtcr. Nastcf.
r o Woodward, Oyerseer: Il b Red.
de3 Leeturcr. Lorenzo Gore, steward
Up >ibIr,l Assistant Steward: Mie.
Maria Ray, chapaiu. n ~ Barney,
Treasure ,. q Harw1oI, Secretary
+ s Iiauabiop. Gate Keeper. Mrs p.
S hougutou, Ceres Miss Abblo Stevens.
Pomona; Miss Eva Alien, Flora: Ms.
sarsb Ang}n, Lady Assistant Steward.
Tbls Grange already unmbcr, ninety
meHbers, aud there are about Rhy lu
MI Anthony Grange,
Ira W Pbiiblics, who wa. employed
by c. A. Pierce 4 Co. la their book
bindery, died ST the Stark House, last
January, and hi. remains we've taken 20
Goueord, n. H. ty woman supposed
10 81 a. wife "Wednesday .a,, lady
appeared at Bennington anal Claimed 60
pc lbo rghtul Mrs pbugiiek, md
showed d certificate from Bosen phy-
sirjan To- lhal effect She says PbiIbrick
sctt her seven years siuec, aud that she
has not siuac seem him uurjf her eyes fell
upon his .ite,es, body OH its arrival m
Concord. ohe claims that iGc only gimc
she eyer .aw vic NJ. was on her ar.
rival With The remains there, when She
(wiie No. y objected that two wives
should bury him Consequently wife
No 2dinpp e8rrd a,ia has not been seen
by her since. The woman who claims to
be wife No j. 81 Bennington DoFob'ain
The lecc.ary pbl -eau.s certificate OF
death, 20 eomptts proof Haot ld.s. aud
lherrbg soeaue toe ~ 0Op INSURANCE upon
hershasuaipi'" lif' 1.he agenl through
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T.

THIS tarrt sas Bad EsnuIrt etne
H H ghs asFg 81 tae arra d. Mr. "A
h CaaEa aasaT ha5aae d as5 lao
a#aeaafaa. b. IS i.f the crime Of hlra
ug. An hae ita taFPer. gealetl Ms
ta#aW. dressa q la lae prevailing iasbiau.
aHe ntafsa aa'.e Uat is eAlI3#ike ana
Hand a5tRHaave 90 Chlaa aaJ aata
fa taa s.a af aaa rs laa EahtH tea mar.
c.aats 800 1'eslu.E iletat sa,ae3 30 Ju
f 80. q s. ..ss 6 ta.s#.es| paEsla.aHor ll-
1afa Ma6 e Maa. whore be- married s
.afF "a tast fgs. After few geau resi-
#anae. nnses urarel By H.s wife, be- De-.
lRuvef Nara Aaams Mass, whtre
eaysmI af biz -auain mfn werctluF.aF
iHa large taas manufacturing tslauish-
mtas uuauiug thefr same tive years.
ahaut Eeu ago be tops up DIS RESI-
Iehsa at Iaasinaage5, \. " oreuipg
go aalea as O. physician. Here Dec gained
f8e u ,saas el sllss Ctfisll aiura, Out
rHapaieals altae pdy objected 10 a mar-
rlase and aa cIopemeut was planned aud
executed. wGfe No. ., learning bow
marfel- bad gone with her rsercus Ce-
.esual, ap.aarad on tic SCENE aad caused
a warrant iar nj. arrest Go be made out.
flo eueetsae.l fn gta8Iag tfe atflepr and
took a.t Train f9r Rutland where. 10 g..
.pouse TO telegram. pc oa.arHs,ea =
4 rcqulsil5oo was otfaiatd from COY.
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/ Haa. LHfr.tf 2. EHEIesaf CT t''f'hs
laa is gaaaaad 30 hs residence ef aa a'-
tsekuEpueamFHia hai aat 81 eahk =
oas oatarr Is bas b5tB reported
Tina Pawtrt lead miae. OF which We
aaaEs r,nally s ta bo worked this
sn5aF u T. Williams. Of Middle '@n-
willie. ha. charge Of iAa week me 'h'
5s--ffatr. ssB.lnBe favorable. aud Fl %
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The Goudspeed botsl 81 Sheldon, with
is Shed and barns. was burned last Fri
day; loss 5000, insured for $1,000
Horace Stone, Of Lucuenburgh, on
going to bis barn the other day, found
several head Of cattle sick, aud, on ex.
amiuiok The hay, found stalks of poke
among it, wbich had been cut with tho
hay.
several puties IN bennington have re-
Gently been attacked with the California
fever aUd are already packing up for The
Golden state. .fhe severity Of Vermont
winters seem 10 DO the impeling motive.
Mr. Emerson OF Walden attempted
suicide on Monday by making several
gashes in his throat, lie il All esteemed
citizen of large wealth, aud the cause
which led to seli-desHuction is q mys.
terry, .. SLY .a vigil ...
Theodore skinner, of Albany, after
throwing down eotne hay from a nov
dropped his iora and slid down The
fork had reversed and he struck It, the
tine entering his IighG leg gust above the
knee aud passing nearly to his body. 4
pretty bad wouud, but not dangerous
Rutland is not to he outdone by other
towns in New England tits to have q
spelling match, futile and company
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cough. oualapd STORMY da, Wedaubl
somewhat about tbat being traggr
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.,,.,..,,-,5w vtvv II
-. o..
N4 H#s NEWS ITEMS, ate,.
/ Grn. j. h. iaw lev said ma speech re.
tuphrR delivered in Hartford that he re,
lyslaed i,e thi,dielin question a. son.
,atiuo original, cot np by the New York
/ lIataIi to be,ner the republican party
and that if Gen. Grant has finally. bv in.
iiadida0s advice, been led to indulge the
hone. of u nomination, why, III is one oi
4 N, ,n5tt i661iass oisallhiugs. w..
i, s,aoo .at ton .o,ry not os.h .,.ss
ltLso s.o.nriiio,g ~ t,3,;.b snhior,s havo
.f,Ft, tbeir MIMI tansd some wont 10
/ Australia. some 10 Canada. and more
Fd6me 10 The United States. Until lately
the, Irish en- grants were in excess of
| the English and Scotch. Since 1869.
however, the respective ratios are re,
lFcr5ed. DuHug that year Great Britain
sent fafth eighteen thousand more emil
grants than Ireland aud in 1872 this OK
cess was marked. " | n
There is likely 70 be good deal of
brimstone in The air in Ohio during the
next campaign. Gov. Allen, according to
the republican Journals, INDUCES in pro
family to that extent that it passes out I'M
der the door ofhis room in blue fog
whenever he becomes excited. The Hon
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