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Mnrdli Hras.

LOUISVILLE, February 5-T'he prepar-
ations for celebrating Mdtdi uras war
rant the belief that Il vii be the most ex-
tensiyc affair Of tie kind ever had in this
section. The hotels are rapidly filling
lin with engagements for rooms, and II i'
thought that many thousand strangers
will 6c present Tile procession Will em-
brace all the municipal organizations, To-
cal and secret societies, animals from cir-
cuscs wihtering here, while the devices
and costumes will BE- very varied and
elaborate. The ball at ntght in the eS-
position building will be the largest ever
given here except that to the uEand Duke
Alexis. The rallroads sell will tickets at
reduced rates.
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California aItenls.

SAN FRANCEsCO, February 5,-Thc Ger
man bondhOldcrs Of the California &
Pacific Railroad to-day brought an action
against the California & Pacific Railroad
Company, Milton Latham, Faxed ID.
Atherton and the California 4 Pacific
Railroad Extension Company for the up
pointment Of two trustees for certain
mortgage executed by the former COM
pany us security for tho bonds issued by
the Extension Company,
IN the Twelfth District Court, to-day,
Judge sharpstein made u decree remove
ing City Assessor ROSlOr for wilful neg.
lect Of the duties of hisOlIiCC. An appeal
will be taken to the Supreme Court,
Newton Morllan, the Fall tax f0rger,
lately convicted OH indictments for felony
and forgery, to-day plead guilty to the re-
naming charges. ...
Tho Loss Angeles Chamber Of Conn
mcrcc llss sent tho following telegram to
Jones, Sergeant and Hayes "lf the
Hawaiian treaty exempts tropical and
scmi.trOpical fruits from duty 1t will
seriously prejudice one Of our most i'm.
portant industries"
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EDlscopaI Convention.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-In the Episcopal
Convention this morning, protest was
recorded against the vote Of two members
yesterday who voted for DeKovGn, and
Il was ruled out Of order by the President
and the minutes were approved, The
committee appointed by the Convention
then made a report with resolutions cen.
suring the lower house Of the General
Convention, which met in New York last
fall, for constituting itself court to
Judge as to DR.. ScymOur's right To accept
tho position Of bishop Of this diocese.
The resolutions affirm that my church,
man in good standing is eligible II chosen
by my diocese. ..
After n somewhat excited debate on tho
Commissioners report Rev. Mr.. Percival
offered resolution referring II to tho
church at large. This was adopted and
the Convention adjourned. '
Tho committee Of five appointed yes
terdny to proceed 10 Racine and notify
DeKOven Of his election, leave hero to.
morrow for that place.
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ST. LOUIS, February 5.-WlIen deputy
jailor John Renard went 10 relieve the
watchmen Miller and Head ut tho jail
this morning, he found them locked up In
cell, and upon examination discovered
that Robert Wilmer, alias Judd, alias
Pete Mccartney, George Rankin alias
IIoesier, Geo. Moore alias Mike Rogers,
Robert Brown alias John RittenhousC,
all notorious cOllpterieiterS, aud especially
the former, had escaped. II appears that
about Q A. NJ. Wilmer and Rankin got out
OF their cells In some way not definitely
known, and passed out into The large hall
Of the Jail, seized Miller, and bound and
gagged him. They then laid in wait for
Head, whom they treated In the same
manner, and locked both up in cell.
They then released the men named and
also John Ice and ]. W. PNrhcc, under
charges Of murder, and Dan Barrow, u
hotel thief. They then took tho keys
from Miller, opened the inside gate, re.
moved several bricks from tho wall un-
derneath n window, Orcpt through the
hole thus made into the yard. and finding
gate in the outer wall open escaped
without trouble. Leo md PArdee refused
to leave tho jail, and unbound Head and
Miller, hut would not unlock their cell
door. The escape Of the prisoners was
therefore not discovered until The time
arrived for regular relief.
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Our MouudsviIIe Letter,
MovSDsvrLLE, February 8, 1875,

MOCNDSVll.LEi FeOEu"Ay y AS'V'
Our thermometers are again frozen up,
and We are at a loss to know just how cold
lila But this we do know, that Yesterday
and to-day thus far have been the most
disagrceable days Of the entire winter, II
not the coldest. But still it IL good for
the health; ab more than one have been
forced to take lively exercise who would
never do 20 in warm weather.
The august Council held its regular
meeting last night, OF its proceedings !
know nothing but am satisfied that all
that was done was intepCed for the good Of
our city.
The report Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Foreign Missionary Society Of tho NJ.
Il, Church will show that $40 5O have
been collected during the year;
| see that your Charleston GorTesond. !.
cnt, "ModoC, lin speaking Of our Normal
Schools, says that It ia not knewn what
became Of the tuition paid in ut these
schools. can speak for but one OF them,
but l know that the yearly reports for
the first three years Of the existence Of
the West Liberty Normal School were
regularly sent to the Board Of Regents,
and that these report, will show what be-
came Of the money ! am not certain rs
70 the exact amount, but fthink about
$1,000 was received and expended during
that time. Besides paying The contingent
expenses Of the school, about $500 was
was paid for improving the House, A
fence was built entirely around the
grounds, and 5000 piano WIS bought
and paid for. This speaks well Tor that
school. Of the Others | have nothing
10 sny, Os mn not ConVerAanl
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WASHINGTON.

,,,.. I,i r MA a.
AshlNutoN, rtDE" s.li h'ilv n.
,enu"pcc ~ ~ II snJ ""P''Trh 'rho tt",i.n mot n 10
l1rgem yvs'IIu' tL", Lo'. ovorv
O'Clock, pnt 'ollg DG,oru ,,,, .""' "onm";oi sni
Eeat III 1he gniaer's' ,s ,i,%os w. ordmvI t%e
i FGn1 y, ~" VI pnn ,'"fh "f hci"s abic IN cot in.
SiJc % IN" chamber, The gentlemen's gal.
lery occupying about one-iourlh Of the
gallery spacc, is entirely occupied by
Golored persons, who presented them
selves for admission ns soon ps the doors
were opened. The Civil Rights bill was
taken up ut half.past ten o'clock, when
interesting ten-minute speeches were
mnde. General ButIer SHys I'e VIII tniI tl
Ihe previous tN 81 "ss',"m S "a iD L"'si. IJSt" Ho.
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ions Ilnve ss!f rtS!Hreu ~ t" g,,li;om Ioi,"rs
the apPropt.nlIon ol @ io"F Ii'ti H." a;io u ""J
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LoNDoN,-The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England to-day
was Rl99O0,
A Times dispatch from Rome says that
efforts have been made in ecclesiastical
circles to ascertain whether the Austrian
government IA inclined to support Cardi.
nal Rauschers election to the Papacy,
but that government has declined TO in
Ierfere, fearing that 1t would be held re-
Sponsible by Germany for tho policy Of
the new POpe. 1t Is thought that the
Conservatives Of Austria would favor the
candidacy Of Cardinal Rauscher II they
should succeed to power.
Tho Queens speech was delivered in
Parliament She congratulates tho nation
on its friendly relations with all foreign
powers and on the continued pence Of
Europe. In relation to Spanish affairs,
the question Of recognizing Prince Al
fOnsO in concert with other powers Is not
before my government; u decision will not
bC long delayed, She earnestly hopes
that peace will he speedily restored to
this great but unfortunate country, She
confidently trusts that the efforts In East
Africa will result in the extinction Of tho
slave traffic compliments her minister NJ
POkin for his share in the aversion OF u
war between China and Japan. She CON
graduates the country OH the prosperity
and progress Of tho colonies on the Gold
Coast, and that an ample harvest has re-
stored prosperity in India, The finances
of the kingdom are In n satisfactory con.
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CottIAtBus, February 5.=ln tie Senate
the liouse bill to provide for appeals in
civil cascs taken from mayors Of cities and
INCORPORATED villages, and Senate bill 10
prevent persons interested In any intinici.
bal contract, as principals, agents Of at
torneys, from holding Office as members
Of city councils, we're taken up. Bills In.
trodGced--To provide that persons hold.
Ing office without compensation shall be
exempt from Jury duty during their term
Of Office and for an equal length OF time
thereafter. . 49,.
In the Senate this afternoon bill was
introduced to provide penalties for the
noncompliance with the mining act, and
10 provide for the appointment Of an asSis.
tant State Mine Inspector, and to extend
the act regulating coal mines to iron ore
mines.
I'm the House the bilrto abolish capital
punishment was rejected by a vote oi AZ
10 IA. 4 majority Of the Committee on
Temperance reported back the Reese bill
amehdatory 10 The Adair law, recommend.
inc its passage. 4 number Of amend
n,ents we're, then offered by members, but
were all voted down. After considerable
shafp illibusteting the bill was made the
Spectal order for next Wednesday alter
noon. .th' fI
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
- s------------ =
Night Dispatches.
CHARLESTON.
BALLOTS IN JOINT SESSION,
Johnson Surprises his Friends.
Walker Gets 80 Votes on Third
Ballot In the Caucus,
u His Friends IublIant,
Capital Removal Bill Passed the
,' Senate. ..u.
viii Come Before tho House
To-Day,
Capital Removal Bill Passed the
Senate. ...'
viii Come Before tho House
To-Day,
psclnl Telegram to the Iu,olllgoucor,

speclnl TeiesTain 10 The lnIGlllganrOr'
CHARLESTON, February5.
Two ballots were taken in joint session
to-day,
First balIot--Walker -, Price 0, Bran
non 8, Johnson 90, ]. NJ. Bcnnet 10, II. G
Houston 8, Boreman ., Scott ., scatter
ing 4.
Second ballOt-WalkCr 81, Price 10
Brannon |, johnson lS, Bennett 81, Scot
1, BerkshireA, scattering @. ~ '.
In the caucus tonight Price was with
drawn. Eulogics were passed on Walker
by Monroe md others, urging his Clcc
ton. l.I.s.......
First ballot-Walkor 81, Brmtnon Z
johnson II, Capcrlon 7, Bennett 9, G. d
Camden ., IGoge >, scattering 4.
Second ballot--Walker y, Price )
IIoreman s, Johnson II, CapeEIOn 10
IIoge 8, Bennett 9, Camden 9, scattering 1
Third ballOt-Walker ~, Brannnn o
johnson Is, Coperton ., G. u, CNmden3
scattering
The caucus then adjonrned until Mon
day night. The Walker men are exceed
ingly jubilant tonight, lie develops
more strength than his opponents sup
posed he could MUSTER. The opposition
is very much excited, and they StenON
talking about bringing in Camden again, a'
they think it Is the only means Of defeat
Ing WalkuE. II the Capcrton men can be
induced TO 80 for Walker he il sure Of
election Monday night.
The Senate passed the Capital bill to-
day by II vote Of l3 to II. 1t will likely
come up in the House tomorrow. AL
parties conccde tho power Of the House
to pass tut an curly day, Pritchard, o.
Marion, isthe only ti4hy one in your por
lion Of the State, Int he will como to tlmt
his friends say. The Senatorial and Capi
tai fights are verymuch mixed.
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The House then took up by q vote Of
l49 to SO, the Hcnnepin canal bill and Il
now remaius before the House until dis
posed Of.
Mr.. Hawlcy, who has it in charge,
yielded for action on the appropriations
bills.
The Speaker announced the appoint
nent Of Messrs. Maynard, Meriman and
Durham as committee Of conference on
the bill in regard to tho fees Of bank ex-
amincrs,
Mr.. Swami, from the Committee on Ap-
preparations, reported the Senate amend
meDts to the consular and diplomatic mp
preparation bill, Concurred in.
Mr.. Garfield, from tho same. COM
mittce, reported Senate amendments to
the Legislative executive and judicial
appropriation bill, all Of which we're act
cd on, some being ConCurrGd In and sOmO
nOn.cOncurred in.
During its consideration some angry
expressions were changed between Ed
ridge and Garfield, which the Speaker
said arose entirely from misapprchensiOn,
The House at $40 adjourned till TO-
morrow
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Fire.

CtNcrSS4rt, February "a fire at five
O'Clock this evening IN buildings Nos.
80 and 81 Walnut street damaged s, NJ.
Batrrtts stock Of furniture about $1,000
and The building about $1,000. Or. Eli
and Sander, partial occupants Of No. 80,
stock Of cured beef and pork, slightly
damaged by water; all fully insured.
During the fire William Irwin, fire.
man, fell through the hatchway in the
second story 10 The cellar aid was badly
hurt uLuuttlIe breast,
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t,o,nnnra1iye Cotton statement,

NEW YoRK, February 5.-The follow
ing il tho comparative cotton statement: :
Net receipts ut all United States ports
during the week l07,704 bales, last year
14S,76 total to date 2,3Gi $40, lust year
2G07,s64. Exports for the week 1859
bales, last year 1l4,S65; total TO date
1,A6s,15G, last year l,44S2OS. Stock at
all United States ports s3S, 900 bales, last
year si4,5gG. Stock nt all interior towns
l40, 1d0 bales, last year l5G,S3S. Stock at
Liverpool 773,O0O bales, same time last
year $4,000. Stock Of American anOut
for Great britain SG3OOO bales last year
100000,
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There Is no clue ms yet 10 tho where.
nbOuta Of the men who escaped from jail
this morning, at least that the police will
talk about. ItnOw proves that. Hall was
the leader Of lhe party and directed OPP
crntinns. They Ind n putty and q large
case knife anil u small crowlar about II
foot long, with which they made,a hole in
the Jail wall, which is Of brick eighteen
inches thick, large enough for two men to
pass through nj once IN less than five
minutes. Where they got these imple,
ments or the skeleton key with which they
Opened tho cell door. still remains n mys-
tory. Wilmer Ia still suffering from The
wounds ho received at the time Of liS
arrest and is obliged to tise CrutchCs.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February The Assembly has
adjourned until Thursday next without
taking any action on the Ventuvon bill.
NJ. COlumbcta, q Lcgitimist, intends to In
troduCe an amendment making members
Of tho royal and imperial dynastiGs ineli-
giblo to the Presidency.
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NEVADA.

SAN FRASctsco, February 6.-The Ne.
vdtla Senate yesterday finally passed the
Assembly Joint resolution asking Congress
TO amend The treaty with China for the
prevention Of iCoOlieism.
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Probable Passage OI The Capital
Removal lIiII.s1InIlOtS for Nenn'

IOfs
Special DI4raiclI V the Cincinnati Commercial.
CHARLESTON, Fcbruarya4--Thc Capi-
tai Removal Bill was ordered to Ia linal
reading in the Senate to-day, after long
aud bitter controversy, by II tcst vote Of
thirteen to eleven. II will pass the SEN
ute anil House easily, but willie delayed
by flibustering. lttnkes effect sixty days
after passage, and locates the capital at
Wheeling until other wise ordered The
Charleston men will appeal TO the courts
on Institutional and legal points lfle-
feated inally in the Legislature, some
want to go back 10 The old State, and
others to form Il new State, II they are to
DO robbed Of their capital. There great
bitterness Of feeling on the subject.
Tho vote for Senator to-day IN joint
legislative session was as fOllOwsi Okey
johnson ~, Walker 2g, Price 10, Bran
non 10, scattering I. johnson received
several Republican votes, and his run
surprised everybody. ......
The work In cAllcus tonight WIS fruit
les. Three ballots were kNkeh. The
last stood; Walker 90 johnson ID,
Pride l2, scattering n. Brannnn was
ltODiCu.
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"I'atty" McCinnis, the noted rough re-
Gently partlOned out Of The pehitentiary,
assaulted James A. Crcamer, Of Helena,
Ark. In II saloon on Second street, to-day.
md wns shot in the shoulder. Cream6r
gave bail for his appearance. McGlnnls
will recover. - .a.
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ANDREW GANO BURT was buried yes
tcrlay, The funeral services were de-
lnycl so long after death in order that
Captain Burt, OF the regular army, son ol
the deceased, might make the journey
from remote military post The ut
tendance ut the Seventh Street COngrcga-
tional Church, where the services were
held, was very large, and largely CONF
posed OF those who are numbered among
onroldest and most respected citizens. 1t
was u testimonial Of unaffected regard for
nnobtrusivo worth, and many rcnNm-
branrcs wore exchanged among those who
had known the deceased /: long and inti-
malely, testifying to his generous traits,
his stern integrity, and, above all, to
his unsClfshnCss, and his courage ind
honor when overwhelmed by misfor.
tunes that wore not faults lie did mol
retire comfortably and leave others to
bear his losses. Rather, ho bore tho bur
dcns Of others, and to nleet his obIlgl-
tiOns gave upcverything-home, pictures,
tho things Of beauty that had been Joys
to him. IL was u glorious example. The
memory Of II ought to more than houses
and lands aud gold to his descendants,
Ills credit never was higher than when
his fortune was gone; and II he had been
lcss sensitive, and IN lrnGr health, he
might have rcgainCd oil that he had lost
and more, but his heart was too tGndtri
he did what he could, and died, and left u
name TINT should be rhcri.hcrcd H that
of a man Of true nobility Of sonl.-Cm,
Commercial. Ecb, 8.
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CLEVELAND, February 5.-wheat dan
and unchanged. Corn steady and I'm.
ShanRed Oats iitm and unchanged. PetrO.
le1Eh strong and active; standard white car
lotS lie; Ohio State test i2c; small lots
ia2d higher
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GrSEaAL BUTLER has presented to the
House Of Representatives petition in
German and English, which was referred
IN the Committee on the Revision Of the
Laws. The petitioners desire the aboli'
lion oi the Senate, because it is only a
copy Of the aristocratic English House oi
Lords and other monarchics, and pray
that the powers now vested in it be trans
rrrcd to the House Of Representative;
They also want the oiliccot President and
Vice President abolished and their re-
spcctiye powers vested in an executive
cpuncil OF seycn members to be separately
cboscp by the House OF Representatives,
and to be jointly responsible to that body
and be subjected to It's dismissal; also,
that article fifteen Of the amendments
10 the Constitution be amended by insert.
Inc the word sex" after the word color"
and finally that no important law be en-
lorccd until II IL sanctioned bya majority
Of the people, Pia,burgh EreHi0g 1sSc-
gaph
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PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Thete
il great excitement and a large specula-
tive movement in petroleum. Crude nd.
yanCed 10 lie IN barrels and 7c in bulk.
Refined closed at i4l ben1inG lc higher,
and the stock Of case oil ia Withdrawn.
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To1Epo, February ia Ate at TiAin,
Ohio, this morning destroyed the grlSt
mill owned by Reuben Knllor Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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ToLEDo, February 5.-tsev, Leighton
Coleman has formally declined the Epis-
Copate Of the Northern Wisconsin Dio.
cease to which lie was recently elected.
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senatorial iIniIoling 3! nt Charles.

CtSCtSNArt, February 5.-The joint
ballot at Charleston, W. Va, this after.
noon resulted IA follows: Walker q
Price 10, johnson IS, Bennett 20 scatter
inc h.