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Meeting Iol PurchnsIng Agents.

CLEVELAND, June l0.-The Associa-
tion OF Railroad Purchasing Agenti
called their fourth annual meeting to
order at 10 o'clock this morning, Presi
dent ]. T. Sterling in the chair.
The minutes Of the last annual meeting
were read and approved.
:..The discussion was opened on natter'
relating TO the interests Of their peculiar
branch OF the railroad business.
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NEW YORK.
A Vanderbilt. Election.

New YORK, June l0.-The Directors
Of the Central Railroad to-day elected
Wm. H. Vanderbilt. President, and Cor
nelius and VIM. X. Vanderbilt, Vice
Presidents; Wm. Il. Vanderbilt was also
elected President Of the New York y
Harlem Railroad Company.
COTTON EXCHANGE
will be closed on the lth, 5tb, 9Th and eth
of July.
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HAVANA, June l9.-General Martinez
Compos, in the field near Santiago, dec.
Grated the flag OF a battalion Of sharp.
shooters Of San Quintin with the collar
OF the Order OF San Fernando for their
gallsntry in action at Gallatsa, July 9Th,
1871. Unusually heavy rains in the Dis
trict OF Santiago retard operations.
A RRw CABLE.
ARoyal order has been Issued approy.
ing the laying Of second cable between
Santiago do Caba and Jamuica,
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OMAHA, June 19.-The Goth annual
Convention Of the Masonic Grand Lodge
Of this State assembled to-day in the new
temple in this city. About two hundred
persons were present, delegates from all
parts Of the country. The new temple
was dedicated this evening with the.usial
r, c. Jordan, as G. NJ, de.
an Grafton.
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THE nuRIAIl nII.IL

In the House Of Commons to-day Mr..
George Osborne Morgan, Liberal mem.
Der for Denleighshire, gave notice thatin
case OF the withdrawal OF the burials
bill by the Government he would move,
on the. l7th Of July, a resolution en-.
bodying the rejected clause. After three
hours discussion the motion for the re.
lection Of the prisoners bill was with.
drawn. The bill then passed third
reading amidst cheers.
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preShYterInn Asse1nhlr.

HALIFAX, June 19.-In the Presby.
terrain Assembly Yesterday the delegate
from the General Assembly Of the United
Presbyterian Church Of North America
and the Rev. J. Gillespie, Of the Presby-
terry Of Southern Illinois was introduc-
ed, and in his address referred at length
to the working Of the church in the U. s.
and the benefits resulting from the great
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The Tines says: That Rentes should
rise with the political conflict in France
is surprising, and it is generally believed
that stock ia manipulated for political
ends by clerical reyolutionists. A few
operators have only 10 give notice that
within three days they want the stock
they previously bought on monthly ac'
count, when sellers will have 10 buy il at
any price 10 Bupply the demand.
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Good Advice.

We have a brief telegraphic synopsis
this morning Of a speech by Fred. Doug.
lass to some cOlOred people at his old
home in Maryland, Among other advice
given to his brethren was an appeal to
them to save thsir money and accumulate
property. Otherwise he saw very little
In the future for them. "a poor people,"
said he, "is always a despised people"
aud for the reason (amons other things)
that "without money there is no leisure
without leisure there ia no thought; with.
out thought there is no progress" "If,"
said Fred, "in 20 years from now the
colored race as race shall not
advance beyond the point where it
stood when emancipated it is a
doomed race" This last statement sounds
somewhat despondent and ominous, com.
ing from representative Of the colOred
race, but there is not 40 nuchin II as one
might think. It is not possible that the
Colored race can occupy twenty years
hence their mental status "A il existed at
the time Of emancipation, Already they
have immensely advanced. Thousands
and tens OF thousands Of them can read
and write. Twenty years hence they will
be a tolerably we'll educated people-bet-
ter educated than the poor whites Of Vir.
. GINA in the days Of Democracy and
slavery, BY tho census OF 1850 there
10000 grown mp white men and women
in Virginia who could not read and write.
The war emancipated not only the blacks
hut the poor whites of the South from the
thraldOm Of ignorance.
Douglass advice to the negroes IL good,
and yet the day is far Of, we fear, when
they will act on it nS people. They
have struggle before them in the South
more hopeless in some respects than that
Of the Jews in Europe during the middle
ages. They lack the force Of character
to enable them, in the very near future
to overcome a constitutional predisposi'
lion to spend money faster than they earn
it. They work hard, and are working
more persistentIy and effectively every
year, and yet they spend their money tt
very little profit. The present genera
tipu must needs disappear before The
spirit Of thrift can be properly in'pired
in them. And until this spirit does pos
Sess them to much greater extent than
at present they will be powerless polit'
ical element.
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Indinn Ontrmges.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-Gen. Sherman
has received from Gen. Mcdowell at San
Francisco, the following dispatch from
Gen. Howard atFt. Lapwai:
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A Missing Collector.

BALTIMORE, June l9.-Jos. o. Glen.
vile, collector Of the Northern Central
Railroad, has been missing since Friday
last; that day he had collected several
thousand dollars, which he tnrned in.
He is also Vice President Of the Peabody
Savings Bank. His accounts there are
pronounced correct. "N''
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BASE BALL.

Few York, June 19.-Hnrtlords 10,
Chicagos l.
BosrON,J June 19-Boston Is, St. Louis 0.
ERIE, Pa June l0.-Indianapolis 4,
Eries !.
LOWELL. June l0.-Lowells II, Buck
eyes Z. Thirteen innings played.
SYRACUSE, June 19'-Stars 5, Louis
yilles 4.
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Business MENoRANDA.-The blast will
probably be turned on at the rebuilt Ben
wood furnace at Martins Ferry next
Saturday. The old hosh has been en-.
larSed and she ia expected to make more
iron than formerly. The fragments Of
the AalamandsE taken out Of the old Iur.
nAOe will probably be smelled at the
Quincy foundry over here.
One Of our Wheeling builders informs
us that while there are not many new
houses going up this season, yet there is
good deal OF repairing and overhauling
being done. He has been been kept busy
almost unintcrruptedIy since February.
He also Gays that the class Of houses left
vacant thiS season are moi, generally
speaking, desirable houses. His idea is
that we need more houses adapted to the
wants and tustes Of "Senteel poor people"
The clearinEs up at Pittsburgh con.
time to exceed these Of the same time
last year, This shows that the country
i, buying AZ many a nd more goods than
Last year, Tor prices being lower the vol.
ume must be larger,
The total amount OF national bank cir.
culatiOn Ia now $500, 100000 1t has been
little lower than this figure, but has at
no time since the movement on the part
ofthe banks to contract their circulation
run down as low as the old 5000, 900, 900
limit, at which il stood until the law wa,
passed in 1869 authorizing an increase to
meet the clAmorous demands Of the South
aud West for more money. The circulation
At present manItests no marked tendency
toward increase ordeorease. Il remaini
almost stationary, the fluctuations being
apparently slight The fact that under /
free banking law it has run down to near
Iy the old limit, when the restrictions o
the original legislation estAblishing thl
national banking system were in force
furnishes acOnclusivc argument agains
Initiation theories. The total volume o
the greenbaCk circulation is now abou
SS6O,OOo,OoO. The Treasury officials hop,
toget 1t back before September to $685.,
100000, at which figure it atOOd whe,
Secretary Richardson took it upon him,
self to initiate the currency by puttiul
out the legal tenders retired by secretar,
McCulloch. .E.s
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ENGLAND.

Movements OF the Ex-President.
LONDON, June 19.-Gen. Grant will
not leave England AZ soon as expected, as
besides the banquet at Liverpool, on the
2Sth inst, there is to be dinner in his
honor at the United States Service Club,
Inlv u
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a Thicving mail Agent.

RlcHNoSp, June 19.-R. G. Mosby, a
mail carrier, has been arrested by special
agents fer putloining money from regis.
IeFed letters. Mosby Is highly connected,
and Is said to be a cousin ot John s. Mos.
BY lie was held TO bail in $5OO,i
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MoDnE, Ala, June 19.-In the gov
ernment suit, involving the title to the
bank building OF the Deposit and Savings
Association, bought by the United States
at a sale for internal revenue taxes, in
the Circuit Court, Judges Bradley and
Wood on the bench, was decided in favor
OF the government,
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CHICAGO, June l9.-Gsnsral Sheridan
has received the following dispatch:
Hr.g ,SASFRANcIsco. June 10.

. =
'SASFRANcsco, June 10.
The following telegram has been 70.
ceived from General Howard, dated Fl.
Lapwai, June 10, 1877:
The Indians Of White Bird and Jo-
sephs bands murdered about 20 people in
the scattered settlements 80 miles from
here eastward. Captain Perry, with two
companies, made forced march thither,
but the Indians had fed. With fresh
horses they expect to catch them crossing
the Salmon river. Please notify Forts
Hall, Shaw, Ellis anil other eastern posts.
Another band fed north by Spakouts
and may combine near lFlathead agency |
pretending to be- peaceful. Fort Baize
will head them IL possible. Inspector
Watkins and act together.
MCDOWELL,
Major General.
General Sheridan does not look for a
general rising among the Indians, who
have not been considered by the soldiers
as fighting Indians. He believes they
will now attempt to make terms and will
not give the military further trouble.
SAN FRASclsco, June ia dispatch
has just been received from Walla 10 the
effect that a young man has reached there
from Montana, where he had been with n
band OF cattle. He reports having been
detained several days by In dians In Cour
De Leon mountains, but effected his es.
cape. He reports the mountains full Of
Indians who are working down this
way. The excitement has increased, and
q number OF volunteers start. for Ghe up
per country at I, O'clock this eveni6g.
Two companies ofcaEalry lslt lbouLnoon
to-day for Fort Lapwai. The excitement
runs high, and the people on Snake river
are without assistance. They are fleeing
for places Of safety.
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aundnI luestion Teste,l.

CtSctSSA1I, June lO.-In test case
brought before Judge Wilson, OF the Po.
lice Court, this morning, as to the legal.
i!y Of Sunday variety shove, 1t was De.
cided that the law prohibited such per.
iormanceG sTl
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nrY Enn.Ia

NEW YORK, June 19.-HeAvy woolens
and hauuGls continue in steady demand
and firm. Brown cottons are fairly active
and in light supply. Bleaehed cottons
moved slowly, but low grades are we'll sold
up aud firm. AmoSkeag A G A arc ad.
yanGed lc by agents.. Prints remain quiet.
Piques in good demand and scarce.
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ENGLIsH STOCK MARKET.

The Stock Exchange opened firm, but
there was relapse owing to baselesa
rumors concerning Euglands attitude on
the Eastern question. Reduction OF
Bank Of Englands rates to 2 per cent is
ta1knJ -
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Capital Location Meetings.
The canvass In Favor OF CIarEs.
burg,

The people Of West Virginia will be ad.
dressed at the following times and places,
and by the following speakers, in favor OF
ClArksbug:
NorgantOwn, Aonongalia county, June
95th-By Gen. Nathan GofF, Jr.
St. George, Tucker county, June 18th
By John Basel, Esq.
GantSvillC, Calhoun county, June 25th
by Hon. Bcni. Wilson and Hon. +. NJ.
Turner.
Glenville, GiImcr county, July Sd-By
the same speakers.
Other announcements will be made from
time TO time.
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BosTos, June l9.-Several persons hav.
lug reflected very seriously upon Il. A.
Blood In connection with his failure and
statement OF liabilities, he has begun suit
for libel, laying his damages at $l00,O
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CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION.

The Custom House Commission re.
Sumed Investigations. 1t is learned that
the Commission is convinced OF consider
able smnGgling going on, and the present
system of doing business on the coast
stations can't prevent it. In their report
theywill undoubtedly yrecommenda change
aud probably submit u plan for better
conduct OF the coast service. ~
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TEkish outrases on The Christian
Population Continue.
MuIdsr and PlIIasO Converting tho
Country Into . Waste.
The Immense Treasures Of Islam
al Mecca
To be Drawn Upon for the Defence
OF the Moslem Faith.
A Chance for American Machines
at the Norway Fair. p.
The Debate in the French Chambers
"A Singing Array ofWhereas's.
WAR NOTES.


LONDON, June 19.-With SuleimAn
Pasha about to effect a junction with the
Albanian division Of his army, the posi-
tion Of the Montenegrins is regarded as
critical.
The inefficIency Of the Russian Com.
iSsAriAt in Armenia and on the Danube is
confirmed, and the Car is exasperated at
the scanty provisioning Of the troops.
VIENNA, June 19.-The Turks have
fallen back from all their positions, while
the Russians have advanced to OH, Ish.
akirbaba, Bakanyish and Topraki.
Great discomfort exists at the conduct
Of 1shmall Haski Pasha, Governor Of Err
zeroum.
HEALTH OF RUSSIAN TROOPS.
In no brigade Of Russian troops does
the sick exceed three per cent, md there
is no sickness Of epidemic character.
Exaggerated reports have arisen from
the fact that all the sick, whose recovery
will require time, have been removed to
reserve hospitals ut Bucharest and other
places behind the Danube line, 10 as 10
make room for cases that will arise after
the fighting commences. This caused an
unusual number OF ambulanccs to be seen.
THE FLOODS.
The roads are still very precarious on
account Of the floods prevailing in the
Danube. r,,.
oUTRAGEs oNTHE CHRISTIANS.
Outrages are proceeding unchecked in
The Province of Tultche. Christians are
outlawed by the authorities and aban-
doned to the TartarS. Circassian farms
and villages are wanIonly sacked and
burned in order to make the country a
desert before the advancing. Russians.
Ghastly heads are every day carried
about by the blOod.stdined murderers,
and the flames Of burning villages are
visible every night.
Electric torpedoes have been laid at the
entrance 10 the Bay ofsmyrna.
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CHICAGO, June 19.-Hon. s. B. Pack.
ard Of New Orleans is in the city on .
trip through the North in search OF
health, he refuses to be interviewed on
political topics,
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Life IJnderwriters,

COLUMBUS, June 19.-The Life Under
writer's Association OF Ohio met in this
city to-day. The annual address was de.
livered BY DR.. Q. G. Bombaugh; Of Balti.
more. -7T
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VOLUME xxv--NUMBER 255
Obituary.

COLUMBUS, June l0.-capL, Nathaniel
Marion, one Of the oldest and most prom.
inent residents Of this city, and exsWar.
den Of the Ohio Penitentiary, died to-day
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Weathcr IndicaIions.

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OyUoT or TITg CHIEY SfGNAL OpRCRR, !
WASHINarOS, D. C, JuuR 20-l 4. Il.
FRoBABILluE.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, n
rising followed by falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, south
winds, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas.
For the Lakes, nearly stationary fol.
lowed by a falling barometer, north winds
shifting to the southeast, higher tempera.
ture, increasing cloudiness and rain
areas.
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the leave ot absence 10 Gen. Newton.
PRACTICE cRuIBE.
The sailing vessel Constellation, with
cadet midShipmen on board, will sail
from Annapolis Tuesday for their annual
practice cruise. The examination exer.
ciSes at the Naval Academy close TO.
morrow. Secretary Thompson and q
number Of prominent officials will be
present,
CABINET MEETING. L
The Cabinet is n0s m sessfon. W
IA GALL FROM psEc4HR. ~
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher called on
the President to-day.
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LONDON, June l9.-steamships-wi.er
W. A. Scolteu, Victoria and State q
Georgia, from New York, and Parthia
,rom Boston, have arrived.
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GERMANY.

German Bank Statement
BERLIN, June l9.-The weekly state.
ment Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows an increase OF $500, 900 marks.
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GOvERNMRNrs-sleady,
RAILROAD a BoNps-steedy.

SToCEs-The market WIS without fes.
ture. in the forenoon. Alter midday the
market was strong and higher. The adj.
vance from tue lowest point ranged from
u to ll{ per cent. The market was more
active also. At the close there were sales
to realize, under which prices reacted IA
! per cent, the latter in Morris L Essex.
Sales on Exchange were smaller than for
some time past aggregating only $1,000
shares, OF which 1900 wereLake Shore,
1900 Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, G,4OO
New York Central, 1900 st. Paul, $500
Delaware 4 Hudson, % 800 Delaware, Lack.
awAnna & Western, $500 Michigan Cen.
trnl, 5000 Morris L Essex, and 10, Zoo West.
eFu Itnion
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.HAs. Z. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

4 prepared 70 mAke eareiul and complete analyse,
q Iroa Ores, HmstcneS, Mineral Water, ete>
: iAhnratory cor. Ath and ChaplIne streets
aH12 Wheeling, W.:va.
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PrraBuRGH, June l9.-Petroleum-
Quiet and lower; crude 81 so at Parker'S;
refined l3I<al33sc, Philadelphia delivery.
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GhtQntelIiasneet.


InItIIIHtHUeEIV IVH
P0pni l.ating u, city may Nate he I4tsatOMeer
.enl b utir Gdliai Ly Hail, postage FTaid, JOr
utA tin. a R,y nay dsIt'tr at A' raI' u Me-"
tsaii per ve,!,.
az T1s many % SOy for iAs Gm' "9Airtd @Gii
ia all J.GrOwTaHy he ordsT.
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New ORLEANS, June lO.-G. B. John.
son, late State Auditor, was summoned
before the grand juryto testify as to the
whereabouts Of certain books belonging
to the office Of Auditor; they having been
taking from the Office at lhe time the
State House was turned over to the
Nichols government. He refused 10
answer any questions. The grand jury
reported the case to the Superior Grim.
inAl Court, and it was ordered that he
should show cause tomorrow why he
should not be held for contempt. 3 @
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FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAL
BY 7.ELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stoeEs,

NRw YORK, June i9.-MoXRY-CIoses
easy at lRlx per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4 per cent. Custom receipts $i7l,.
OOO. The Assistant Treasurer dlsburSed
$4,000. Clearings $is,5OO,0OO. Produce
exports for the week $4S2, 900, being heavy
falling Of as compared with last week.
Sterling, 4.S7Ifa4.S0x.
sales In the interim at l05ISal052i. Bor.
rowing rates 2I<a9al 1I<a3 and per cent.
slLvRR-At London 50 lid. Here, sill.
yer bars are quoted at 81 239<, greenbGcks;
u ~, gold. Silver com 4 per cent dis.
count.
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Marine InteuIpepc..

NV YoRK, June 19.-Arriyed-The
Perides, Liverpool.
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New contracts have been made with
the Richmond and BodweIl granite com.
panies for stone for the north wing Of the
building to be used for the State, War
and Navy Departments. These contracts
will be saving to the United States on
the cutting Of stone for the north wing
over the cost OF cutting stone for the
south wing, already completed, Of $G72,.
$40. The prices agreed upon'afe based
upon The wages of'stone Cutters al s. per
day, liberal allowance Of time for cut.
ting each stone, and profit to the con.
tractors Of from 20 TO 30 per centum.
The contracts do not exceed the appro.
priations,
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HRALTH OF RUSSIAN rRoops.


The roads are still very precarious on
account Of the floods prevailing in the
Danube.
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WARRINGTON.
PRACTICE CRUIBF.

WARRINGTON, June 1o.-The sec.eta.
ryot War has extended TO August II,
the leave Of absence 10 Gen. Newton.
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The United States Minister at Stock.
holm has informed the State Department
that an agricultural exhibition will be
held at Christiania, Norway, from the ID
to the 9TH Of October next. 1t will lie
open to foreign as we'll as domestic i'm.
plements and machines. The" premiums
will consist Of gold, silver ard bronze
medals and honorable mention.
, 1877-12-01
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9(ntlpprt BON Dir gurildbringen."
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sur Settle uno las, pann oridte er BIZ
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merfenb nab uno fern, idlang iie 3drt=
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