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New KoRK, August 10.-Arrived-
Steamships Anglia and Hankow, from
London.
QuEBEc, August l0.-Arrived-s.eam,
ships Moravian and Scotland, from Lon
don.
LONDON, August 19.-The steamer
Australia, from New York, has arrived
NEw YoRK, August 19.-City Of Rich
mond, from Liverpool, arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 19.-The
steamship Sterling, from New York, ar
rived.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2O.-Arrived
The Steamer Indiana, from Liverpool,
NEw YoRK, Aug 10.-Steamer Was
pallen, from Rotterdam, arrived.
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GheQmteLLiaettter
-. ,.o..ure ON the railroads.

The Pressure ON the RAILROADS.
The low rates at.which the trunk line
are carrying passengers and freight arr
telling on their finances-som omuchs so tina
they have again reduced the wages o.
their employees. The daily wages OF con
Ipc,ors on the Middle Division OF tn!
pennsylvania road have been reduced
from s. 20 tos2 25. The brakesmen gel
81 '25. a decrease Of 35 cents. on Inc
Western Division there has been no re-
duc.ion as yet. On the Eastern DIVISION H"'
III. wages Of conductors have been re-
iluced froms3 90 to 90. r-,,.-.
And 40. in like manner, the Baltimore
G. Obi Ohio Company have given notice to
u ,h.ir engineers, fremen, conductors and
'nr,l S,,temen Of reduction of 50 cents per
S,r. The notice takes effect from the
I Is;b oftbi, month, and is to continue un-
ii tnr,ber notice. This puts their wages
,bopt where they were before the war. The
Grafton .Stutinel says that the men have
vi.ldei with as much grace as possible
and there is no prospect OF a strike. It
i. TO be hoped that this is the last demand
the companies will feel called upon to
u,ts upon their employees during the
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ByTelegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENGER
WASHINGTON.
Death Of Speaker Kcrr-Mis Re-
mains TO bc Taken 10 New Al
bany.

bany.
WASHINGTON, August ia dispatch
was received tonight by Mrs. Pope, wife
Of Speaker Kerr's physician, announcing
the death Of Mr.. Kerr at Rockbridge
Alum springs,t this evening at 1850 O'Clock.
/ The announcement OF the death OF
Speaker Kerr, though anticipated, occa-
sions sorrow among all classes Of this
community. Colonel Adams, clerk ofthe
House, on receiving the intelligence, pro.
ceeded to an undertaker's and ordered n
casket to be sent to Rockbridge Alum
Springs, in which 10 place the remains.
The caSket will be sent tomorrow morn
ing, in charge Of several officers Of the
House, and probably two or three men,
bers Of the House will accompany the re.
mains from the Springs to the Speakers
late home in New Albany, Indiana.
New York, August 2O.-The follow.
ing is a special TO the World from Rock.
bridge Alum Springs, W. Va, dated Au.
gust 10Th:
Our friend Mr.. Kerr died about :
o'clock this evening. have been by his
side for two days. His last hours were
painless, as he so much desired. His
composure was as remarkable as it was
heroic. He was thoroughly content and
prepared for the unseen world. He was
conscious and intelligent, gentle and
brave to the end. His disease was con-
sumption Of the bowels, but towards the
Last his lungs were involved. He has
been for days past, in fact, a disembodied
intellect, a mere skeleton. Everything
possible to be done at this remote spot
10 soften this blow 10 his family by
throwing the tenderest care around his
dying bed has been done, and the last
Offices will be performed with all the
thoughtfulness they could ask. We have
sent To- the officers Of the House at
Washington for an escort. His body,wiIl
be taken to New Albany on Monday.
SIS. Cox.
WARRINGTON, August 20.-An en-
balmer was sent to Rockbridge Alnm
Springs last night to embalm the body Of
the late Speaker Kerr, and tonight a
casket for his remains was forwarded.
The party accompanying it included
Representatives Sayler and II. Casey
Young, together with Col, Adams, Clerk
of the House, under whose directions, in
the absence Of authorized agencies, the
preparations were made.
OFF FOR Long BRANCH.
The President, with his family, left
Washington, this forenoon, for Long
Branch.
DISCHARGE OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
says the reduction in the force OF Gaugers
will be gradually made, such as are
designated for discharge under the re-
trenchment order to be dropped when
their present duties are fulfilled.
It e stated at the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue that it will be impossible to col.
lect the tax on whisky in consequence oi
tue twenty-five per cent reduction to be
made in that Bureau under the act oi
Congress. Additional detectives will be
employee who must be provided for in
the Deficiency Bill next winter.
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Brig Wrecked.--F0ur Persons
Drowned.

HALIFAX, August 19.-Arrlyed-
Hibernia, from Liverpool:
The steamer Hellespont, from Bristol
to Montreal, put into ST. Johns, New
Sunday last, leaking, having
struck on Renives Rock, in dense fog,
The Spanish brig Mayenzana, from the
West Indias for St. Johns, Newfoundland
laden with West Indian produce, struck
shoal Of rocks in St, Johns Bay, Monday,
and became n total wreck! Captain
Foil, his wife and daughter, and the stew.
ard, we're drowned. q. -.r.--.. 49,
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From the ChIe1go Journal.
Suppose, Belle" !" said a poor but honest
Chicago youth to Prairie avenue girl
one day this week, suppose that . young
man loved you deGrly-very dearly-but
was afraid to ask you to'marry him
maybe because he was very tImid, or felt
too poor, or something-what would you
think Of such case"
"Thlnk p answered the girl immediate.
ly. "Why, II he was poor, l should think
that he was doing Just right in keeping
still about it." .
The question was dropped right there.
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a AYonng Girl On.raged.

FoRTWAYSE, IND, August l0.-While
a girl Of eleven years, named HELEN Ell.
wood, residing thirteen miles north OF the
city, was gathering blackberries, 4 man
named John G., Marshy directed her to q
piece Of woodland where he said there
were plenty Of berries. The girl accom-.
panied him. When fairly in the woods
Marshy grabbed her around the waist and
attempted to outrage her person. Her
screams frightened him away. The girl
started for home, two miles distant, and
had scarcely emerged from the woodland
when the scoundrel again attacked her
and accomplished his purpose, then fed.
The father of the girl is here seeking
Marshy, who is concealed in the city.
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Decline In the Price OF Manuiac.
turing Stocks.

There is probably not manufacturing
stock in the city Of Wheeliug-indeed,
scarcely a stock of any ,kind-that will
bring IA much as it would readily have
brought before the panic. Our iron
stocks are nearly ali slow OF sale. Those
who hold them do not care to offer them
on the market, except in occasional in
stances, and those who have money are
holding of 10 see prices touch bottom
something they will never credit when
they see 1t and consequently never EN-
brace as an opportunity for investment.
Our Wheeling people have the conso'
Ia,ion Of knowing that their stocks are
AZ much in demand as other peoples
and a.rood deal more than some other
PEOPLES. The last year has tried the
selling qualities of all manufacturing
stocks very severely. The New York
Tribune thus alludes to some OF the
uopular Cotton manufacturing stocks OF
the East;
Me,,iu,cE la, fallen to S0l7 80. To those IA
mijlIr Win The prices OF New England man9tac-
tuTipr ,tOcks, this single fact tolls terrible story
~ fprl,trlirL industry, reduced consumption, and
unemployed labor. For II MGrrimlck cannot
bdns mn what must he the condition OF hundreds
Of Weikcr companies, or the prospects OF that In
dusfy Since the war, ths Mcrr1mack STOCK has
moi fallen to PAR until resently; 1t sold for 81 60
per share In 1874, and for SIS in 1875 Amoskcas,
so, which sold for ST. 600 two years ago, has fallen
10 81 49, and Boott, which sold for 81 652 20 two
yeSrS aEO has fallen to 81 $50. The MerTimAcE
stOrE however, Is ono OF the oldest on the list and
has rmmaudel high prices very steadily. Forty
one years ago Merrimack sold for 81, ~! and the
lowest price quoted 10 1855 was 81, ,l4!. Ia 1870
the highest was 81 SSS, and the lowest Sly, and
even alter the panic Of 1851, when that prolonged
deprrsaiou Of industry came which We have been
wont to consider the darkest period Of our conf
merrtAl history, this stock never fell below S9SO'
Alter 1889 II touched par only once, In lSi3, dur
ing q years. The panic Of 1857, Bharp and severe
though LTiei at one time caused this stock to de-
cline 10 S9OO though 1t lold during the same year
for sI,ilO, and In 1858 for sl,!iv. 10 1850 the
highest price was Sli2)& Established N les
when American prints, Of better quality than tht
English, sold foi 25 cents 4 yard, this Company
produced about 1850 yards daily In 1874, and 10
iyiO had grown to ST. 400 spindles, aud weekly
production Of $4,000 yards Of prints. The war
With It's serious interruption oE the supply Of cot
ION and Of the manufacture, at no time caused this
stock 70 fall below $50 ex dividend, and during
the ame year (ls6Sl Il soldfor Si,27S, A. soon as
the Close Of the war gave assurance that the sup
ply Of material would not be cut OF, the price went
above g. 100 At the lowest and thus remained. Inc
highest and lowest quotations each year since the
have hAAh q fOllOWHs
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXI1BI-
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY Of AMER
TCAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
i0th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876. AL
nc Nations Of the world and all the States and
Territories Of the Union will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection OF art
ries, manufacturing achievements, mineral speci-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited:
The grounds devoted 10 the Exhibition are situated
on he line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
brace four hundred and htty acres OF Fairmouut
Park, alI highly Improved 'and ofnamented, on
which arc erected the largest buildings ever con-
structed,-hyo Of these covering m arca Of nifty
acres and costing 81, 100000. The total number OF
buildings erected for the pupssesot the Exhibition
IL nyaF onR hundred.
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michigan Militia.

DETROIT, ,Mign, August l9.-CAmp
Richardson, on Crosse Isle, on which the
Third Militia Regiment Of the State has
been encamped this week, was broken up
to-day, and the varions companies have
returned to their homes. The Detroit
Light Guard, which has been absent on, a
Centennial Trip, did notget back in time
to 90 into camp, and its officers have &C.
cordingly been ordered under arrest and
will probably be court martiRled.
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An Attenipt to Wreck n Railroad
rS--i Train. l. - =.

RocHEsrER, August 20.-Last night a
dastardIy attempt was made to wreck the
St. Louis express a few miles east OF this
city, near Lincoln Creek bridge. The
em6ankmept u this points seventy-tiye
feet aud the rail was placed in such a
manner as to make it absolutely acer.
tainty that the whole train would go over
Il. Fortunately Giman walking on the
track discovered the man atwork aud he
notified farmer, near named Wright
who succeeded In stopping the train Just
in time by swinging lantern. About
one hundred paSseDgera were on board
the train,
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TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
The Mississippi Jctties.

ST. LOUIS, August l9.-The South Pass
Jetty Company has an official report
from E. L. Corthell, Chief Assistant En-
gineer at South Pass Jetties, stating that
a careful and exhaustive survey, in which
more than seven hundred soundings were
taken on the very crest Of the bar, was
made on the 18th inst, showing clear
channel twenty feet deep at average food
tide, with at least width OF one hundred
and forty feet. When the width Of the
channel reaches two hundred feet the
company will be entitled 10 their first
payment from the Government.
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,,.Ie ot Dlstillery Properiy.

ST.. LOUIS, August ia Republican
special from Springfield, Illinois, says the
United States Marshal OF that district to:
day, sold the property Of Westerman and
Others, Of Whisky Ring notoriety, 70 sat-
isiy judgments obtained against the Pekin
distillers for back capacity taxes, The
property was knocked down to the Gov
ernment for about $4,000, and Is subject
to,redemptiou. 1l =.
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CINCINNATI, August 2O.-The EnqGirer's
Huntington eat Virginia special says
Last Wednesday evening Sam Camden
raped an eight year old daughter oi
Policeman Hatfield. The negro was
arrested and an attempt was made tc
shoot him in the magistrate's office
He was removed to Barboursyille, and
this morning thirty masked men visited
the jail, overpowered the guards and took
the negro out. He made full confession
He said he preferred death to castration
He was left hanging to tree.
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sr. LOUIS, August 1O.-The State Say!
ings Bank, at Dallas; Texas, was entered
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, BY
two men, who jumped over the counter,
assaulted E. II. druber, President ot the
bank, the only officer or employe In the
bank at the time, beat him over the head
with i navy pistol, seized o package Of
money, escaped through the back door TO
an alley, where they had horses, and fed.
An alarm was Immediately given, and a
party OF citizens started in pursuit Of the
robbers. Mr.. Gruber thinks that not
more than txo hundred dollarswas OBJ.
tained by the thieves.
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WEST VIRGINIA PoLrrtcs.-James
Dunkln and Ira c. Post (Democrats) are
the nominees in Harrison county for the
House OF Delegatea
John f. Kenna, OF Charleston, grad.
uated at St. Vincents College in this
city.
The Second Congressional District
Republican Convention will be held at
Keyser City on the SOth Of this month.
The Democratic Convention meets on
the 24th.
Both political parties held meetings at
Knottsville, Taylor county on Saturday.
The canvass is fully under way in that
county.
A. B. Modisett is the Democratic NOM
inee for the House OF Delegates in Bar.
bour county.
W. Scott. Garner talks Of starting
Democratic paper at Grafton.
Eight counties OF the Second Congress
sional distric, lie East Of the mountains,
and the Democracy therein are said to
prefer Judge Hoge to Ben Martin for
Congress.
The Moorefeld EtamiHer wants to see
joint discussion between Mathews and
Gof in Hardy county.
The Examiner would like to see Gov.
Jacob appoint Henry s. Walker to suc-
coed Caperton. at would be recognized
as declaration OF peace, and everything
would be lovely, with the goose hanging
high"
The U. s. District Court will convene
at Wheeling, September 9th. At Clarks-
burg, October ID. At Charleston, No
vember 18th. The o. S. Circuit Court will
hold its regular annual term at Parkers-
burg, September Goth.
The receipts Of Marion county for the
year ending May Slst were sSl, ,254 3s,
and the expenditures s97,2lS Ss.
Col. Font Smith, Of Marion county,
thinks independent newspapers "dan'
gerous"
The Republicans Of Marion county
hold their primaries on the second Sat-
day Of September.
The Kanawha Chronicle (Dem.) says
that "Mr. Kenna had only one out Of the
eight Democratic newspapers in the dis
trict to aid him In preference to the other
candidates, and yet he was nominated.
1t shows what close personal canvass can
do. He has labored perseyeringly and
full OF hope, for the masses Of the young
men Of the district have helped him."
The Chronicle says that Hereford
would have been nominated on the 9th
ballot in the Congressional Convention.
"The friends Of Hereford have to thank
Walker for the defeat Of Mr.. Hereford in
the nominating convention. Do not
cherish any unkind feeling, butif Walker
lacks judgment so much as to run for the
Senate again, treat him gently, but don't
vote for him.
Now that Kenna has been nominated
for Congress in the Sd district the Chroa'
iclt hopes he will at last feel free to say
something on finances. Ale was very
reticent before his nomination"
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In Lower Lake region, rising followed
by slowly falling barometer, winds veer-
Ing to easterly and southerly, falling sue
ceeded by rising temperature and clear
weather.
higher barometer, cool northeast to
southeast winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
The lower Ohio river will continue
slowly falling.
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Con. Mcguire threatens I Ven.

ST.. LOUIS; August 1e:-- Con. Mcguire,
who is now serving asentehce o Of six
months in the county Jail, Tor connection
with the whisky frauds, publishes a card
in the Evening Dispatch, correcting some
statements recently made in'!he' public
prints a. to when bis sentence will ex.
pire. He closes as follows:
"When I again have the privilege Of
meeting my fellow.cltizens, which will be
before The election, I shall have a little
'yindicating' to do, and l may be able to
show that some Of our would-be Republi-
can leaders, engaged now in preaching
moral reform, ought to have striped suits
on, and with their heads shaved, be serv.
ing out a term in the Missouri peniten-
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Buried Under Forty Feet Of
Earth and Stones.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 19.-At
noon yesterday John Sullivan, while at
tempting to recover dipper from the
bottom Of an old well, was buried aliveby
the caving in Of the earth. A large force
Immediately went to work TO dig him
out, and at midnight he was extricated
alive. He was buried under forty feet Of
earth and stones.
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ZAxEsvnIE August 1O.-John Ed
wards was fatally stabbed by John LeiS,
at Gaysport, yesterday. Tho parties
were partnets in business, but had been
quarfelingf for some time about a woman
which finally terminated in u knock
down. While both were down, Leis
stabbed Edwards with a pooketknife.
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Euthusiastic Reception.

LOUISVILLE, August 2e:-Hon. J. Q. s.
Blackburn. NJ. G., from Ashland district,
was complimented by an enthusiastic re-
ception on his return to his home In Yer:
sailles on Friday evening. Addresses oi
welcome were delivered BY prominent
citizens, a torch light procession, firing oi
cannon and other administrations Of con-
graduation. fs p
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FIRE RECORD.
Tannery Destroyed.

MIDWAY, August lS.-lne NorIoIk
County Tannery, owned by Priest & Al
bree; Of Boston, was totally destroyed by
an incendiary fire to-day. Loss, estimated
at $4,000; insurance on stock, $4,000.
HOTEL AND DWELLINGS BURNED.
RoNDou1, N. Y, August l9.-A fire
broke out, this morning, in the dwelling
house Of Mrs. McGuindy, in Rosendale,
and rapidly spiead, consuming the build
ing together with the hotel Of Philip
O'Reilly and the houses OF John Murphy
and Jas. Lee. The furniture in the build.
ing was all saved. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. Fully insured.
TWO PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.
HALIFAX, August ia house belong
ing TO Mr., Kelley, at St. Lawrence, New
foundland, burned down, and two Of his
sons perished in the flames.
CINCINNATI, August 2o.-A Commercial
special says that the Children's Home, at
Portsmouth, O., q new building nearly
completed, was burned to-day. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. 81.
CrsNc1SsATr, August 2O.-The Com
mremrs special says FIRE at Uhrichs.
vile, Ohio, last night, burned three large
buildings. O.B. Bartlett loses $4,000
insurance S9,5O0. W. B. Loeller loses
S2 800; no insurance.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
y .: County Court July rules, 1876
Walter Marshall l ,..,...,
william FIndlsy.

The defendant, william Flndley, viii take no:
dee that on ths 9Th day Of July. 1875 the palhun
tIcned his credits and etScts In the hands Of the
BenWood Iron Works Conn Ahy, tho object q
which suit IS 10 recover the sum Of SIP " Tor e
perches Of stone Sold Ind delivered 70 the defend
ant, The attachment 10 awarded teCauSe the de-
iendlnt y u non.resident Of tbs shie.
Thc delendant, VIM Pindley . required 70 hI-
pear 90 next rule day, which wtl come on the 7th
daY Of August, 1870, and do WhJteyer may benz
ceisaTy to protect his interest therelnl 5.r
Witness py hand this 6th day Of July, 1876.
iHRTh ROBr b. MOODa, Clerk.
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GERMANY,

BANQUET in Tagner's Honor.
BArREurn, August l9.-Five hundred
persons were present at the banquet last
night, given in honor Of Herr Wagner.
After making speech, which was loudly
applauded, Herr Wagner was crowned
with silver and laurel wreath.
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Pittsburgh Exposition.

PrrrsBuRGH, August 19.-The second
Exposition Of the Tradesmen's Industrial
Institute opened at noon to-day, and it Ia
expected that all the exhibits will be 10
place in a few days. The time Of closing
tho Exposition has been extended to the
last OF September.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August ia fresh proSecu-
tod has been commenced against the
DroitI dc LHOmme newspaper for publish:
ing articles insulting to the character OF
Deputies, -L.
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Death Of the Attorney General Of
W.aufainnH

NEw ORLEANS, August 19.-Colonsl A.
P. Field, ,,Attorpey General Of Louisiana,
died to-day, agedssyenty:sfI. = -
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.ERflure.

Boros, August 1s.-The failure Of
Hon. josiah Quincy Is announced; liaEil.
titles, Ss0, 700; assets SEQ, 900. @
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NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.

sr. LOUIS, August 19.-The Denocrats
OF the Fourth District nominated Robert
A. Thatcher for reelection to- Congress.
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NOTICE
Joseph c. M'clary


271WNIN AlgN1N H374 VR11V1'F
In pursuance of decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, W Va niAJ0 In the above entitled
cause on the 18th day Of June, 1876, J VIII on the
9Th day ot August, 1876, at my ofiec, No. 6i
I2th Itfcet, WheslIng, ": Va, proceed to "staia
he account betWesn Administrator Of tho aid Ed.
ward Z ass, deceased and the aid Fleming and
the aid plalntf and the aid J. n. Kelly and re;
mort what d due between thom and the estate o.
The aid Edward RoaSe and the priority Of lieu %
the aid creditors and sueh othgi matter O. may be
TronIrsd bY the plFtIes" GEO. Z. BOYD,
te4AAts' " "a ConmIs1ou.r Of the County Court.
D, PECK, Attorney for Plalntia, ly6-Th
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CRETE.


VIENNA. August l9;-The political
correspondence announces that great ex-
citement again prevails in Crete.