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Currency Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The House
Banking and Currency Committee has
decided 10 recommend the insertion OF
additional provisions in the bill for the
gu ubslitution Of Treasury notes, for the
National bank notes. The new feature
provides that the Treasury notes shall be
receivable for one.third Of any one pay.
ment OF the customs duties. The remain
ing two thirds to be paid in gold or new
silver dollars. These Treasury notes are
also to be made interchangeable with the
four per cent bonds at par.
WAR CLAIMS.
The Senate Committee on claims, te-1ay
decided by majority Of one, to report
the bill providing for the payment Of
$3.50, 900 10 the book agency Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South, for the
occupation Of It's building at Nashville,
during the war. The claim calls for about
S450,000.
The following is statement Of United
States currency outstanding at this date !:
Old demand notes, S62, ,42O; legal tenders
all issues, S43S.6l8,024; one year notes,
oi 1868, $53, ,245; two year notes Of 1868,
SIG, 900; two year coupon notes Of 1858,
s23,950; couponed interest notes, $685..
372; fractional currency all issues, Sl7,-
17O,69S; total, $500, ,247 ,9S9. The Treasu-
rer destroyed yesterday S402, 400 in green.
backs on account Of s6l5, 500 being issued
the present month, leaving an outstand.
ing legal tender circulation Of SSiS,SlS,-
024.
There are intimations to-day in quar-.
ters to credit that il the President does
not veto the silver bill he will assuredly
accompany his approval with message
requesting supplemental legislation.
TARIFF MATTERS.
The Committee on Ways and Means
to-day acted finally on the sugar schedule
Of the tariff bill. Tomorrow the com.
mittee will consider silk and silk goods.
The bill reported by Representative
Reagon, from the Commerce Committee,
for the regulation OF Interstate com.
merce and 10 prevent unjust dscrimina.
tiona as to freights, charges and faciii.
ties by railroads and other common car.
riers, is accompanied by an elaborate re-
port In favor of its passage com.
mittee quote authority 10 show that Con.
gress has power to enact such a law as
they propose, aud argue that as Congress
only can furnish a remedy for the evils
cited, the time has come when this duty
should be performed.
The President has approved the House
bill entitled an act for the relief Of the
Eagle and Phoenix Manufacturing Com.
panies OF Columbus, Ga.
WILL Re APPOINTED CONSUL.
Marshall II. Twitchell, Of Louisiana,
who was wounded in an affair at COu-
shatta and lost both Of his arms, will be
appointed Consul at Kingston, Canada.
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ia, Senate Committee on Claims yes.
,.,],, reported the bill providing for the
S,,m.p. S,u Of sl5O,OOO to the Bank Agency
IN. Methodist Episcopal Church, South
4 "a, = the occupation of its building at
Sphyille, during The war The claim
t,lI.d for $ij0,OOO.
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Drowned in the Lake.

CLEVELAND, February 27.-Mrs. ]. H.
A. Bone, vile OF the associate and lite.
rary editor OF the Cleveland Herald, was
drowned 10 the lake this afternoon while
liboring under at Of melancholy from
which she had been suffering for many
days.
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Benwood Teachers Institute.
BENwooD, February q.

Correspondence IntsllIgencer
The Institute was called to order by
Superintendent Writ s. g. Brock was
elected Vice President and Miss Jane
Anderson Secretary.
w. NJ, Warden and Misses Fl. Virginia
whitesides, Flora osbOrne, Mary Nc.
Cabe and India Evans were appointed 4
committee on programme.
The first on the programme, as report
ed, was Spelling" conducted by Miss
Anderson. II was further discussed by
Messrs. Brock, Warden, Bonar and others.
The discussion Of queries followed and
was engaged in by nearly all present.
After select reading by the County su-
perintendent, subject: "Boriahoola Cha"
adjourned to meet at 4 o'clock, PM.
There are twenty-five teachers pres.
ent and the prospects are that the Insti-
tute will be success.
AFTERNOON.
After calling TO order, the first exercise
was History Of the United States. The
subject was opened by W. NJ. Writ.
He gave his different plans of teaching
history by calling class from the teach.
ers present. Nearly all the teachers re-
spended, though some few did not do 40.
The most interesting part OF the exer.
else was the representation OF historical
characters by member OF the class,
while the other members would name the
character. After the description was
given some member Of the class would
name the character. This is surely q
good exercise for the school room.
The next In order was Arithmetic to
primary classes, 10 which F. II. Crago
gave bis plans Of teaching the fundamen.
tai rules without the book. The great
point made was that everything should be
taught perfectly. We should teach with
reference TO the fact that our boys and
girls should become business men and
women.
The subject OF primary geography was
opened by w. NJ. Writ, and the subject
was discussed by a number Of others.
The whole exercise in primary geo.
graphy was very interesting.
Mr.. L. g. Brock next took up the sub
ject Of compound proportion, and in a
very able manner showed his plan ot
A goodly number Of citizens were
present in the afternoon, all Of whom
seemed to be interested in all they heard.
The school building in which the 1nsti.
tute 10 held is an honor to The town oil
Benwood, and from the appearance OF the
different rooms the school Is being con,
Quoted during the present term as ii
should be. Miss Anderson, the Prin'
cipal, is highly spoken Of as a teacher.
The following programme will be car
ried out at the Institute Tomorrow:
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CtscrSsArr, February 27.-Beh, Miller
& Co, whose stock Of dry goods was
damaged by Gre and water some three
weeks ago and insured for 100000, have
settled their loses, receiving 50 per cent,
nr S4b 900.
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TAE Baltimore Amaiean says: The
NsV York Herald has made another fee.
DE attempt toG get up rumor that some.
SSdy cOntemplAteS contestiug the title Of
as' itSyes TO the Presidential chair. The
much talked Of quo paranto seems to
nave been abandoned, and the new move.
@tnl is 10 begin with the issuing Of a
sht Of custer" 1t may be inctdently
Ien'Ioned that the Herald credits its in.
,ol@AIioa upon thiS subject 10 one Of ils
ttN or imaginary correspondents In In
SS',al, Su, who may be very shrewd person,
IVY be evidently ia not a lawyer. The
in1l'lna despatch was submitted by a
AHad man to Judge Noah Davip, who
KY e'avely informed the interviewer
I.' there il no such process known to
,se IaV as "a writ Of custer" A judg.
IsaI Of custer may be entered in a case
,. were the right to hold an office Ia being
S,Hu, ~; but II is the end and not the be-
nnhE Of the proceeding. There must
s,,. wy Dc writ Of quo rarahio or some
s'uiory ~, process for bringing the defend.
~ Wv inlo court and compelling him
oeIsAd his title. lihe fails then The
iost ii'SsGshl o. ON.tcr goes against him. Be
liosr'n G 'ne Heruld gets up another "sensa-
WV '1e editor should consult counsel.
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Decline a Stnte Bon,is,

NEw ORLEANS, February 27.-State
Consols lower, cloeing weak at SSl. The
decline was caused by the fear that the
Legislature will pass bill authorizing
the issue 100000 additional railroad
bonds and the belief that the Mofiet
register scheme will fail Of adoption.
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weather Indications.
OHYicR or InR CmRP eleNAL 0PYicER,
WASHINGTON, D, c., Feb. 2S-4 4, u.
PRoRABnrTiE

For the Middle States and Lower Lakes
falling barometer, except temporary
rise In the Eastern portion, west winds,
backing to southwest and southeast winds
and generally clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, east TO south winds,
warmer and clear or partly cloudy
weather. ~.
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Nniclde OF a Texns Merchant.

LITTLE Rock, February 27.-Jossph
Newman, merchant Of Harney, Texas,
who arrived in this city yesterday, com:
mitted suicide last night by taking strych.
nine. Noapparent reason was signed for
the act. He left many kind messages TO
his wife and friends,
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New oRLrAss, February 27.-The Brit
lab ship Tornado, with a cargo Of ,10C
bales Of cotton, previously reported
burning, is now In the hands Of the U. s
Marshal She had been filled with water
Divers are ut work getting out the cargo
and six towboats Sre pumping her out.
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Fnnda for the pestItnle.

SAN FRAscrsco, February 27.-James
r. Keene telegraphs from New York that
S2,50O Is 10 be distributed among the
churches aud relief societies engaged in
relieving distress among the destitute
people Of the city.
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81. LOUIE, February 27.-The State
,prohibitation central committee met 10.
day, and resolved to call convention to
meet here Junne Q, TO nominate State
ticket,
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EvANsvILLE, February 27.-Commo-
dcre D. Curtis, farmer fifty years old,
was shot through the heart and killed at
his house near Mt. Vernon, Ind, yester-
day, by his stepaon, aged thirteen. Cur
tis was trying to murder his wife, while
on drunken spree, and the boy got gun
md Ahot him.
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ALL FOR APPEARANCE

BERLIN, February 27.-A trustworthy
letter from Vienna says that as the
amount Of credit asked by Andrassy il
only sixty million forins, there is no
ground 10 apprehend that Andrassy
means to use IL simply to mobilize
the army. The object Of the vote oi
credit is rather that the government may
be and have an appearance Of being pre-
pared for all emergencies.
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The case Of Gen. Anderson Is exciting
considerable interest, not only in Louisi'
ln,, hut throughout the country. The
opinion is prevalent that Gov. Nichols
llgrant pardon, but his accusers gen
mlly hold a different view. The posi-
bilty Of reaching the case through the
Supreme Court Is receiving close atten'
ton. Those Of onr readers who have
watched the proceedings Of the case, will
remember that those conduCting the de-
tense al every stage Of the trial called at,
tentiOn TO and argued all points that
could make the case one for the United
States Courts. Thus far no method Of In
reference by the United States Courts
has been discovered, until 1t can be car
tisd up to the Supreme Court Of the
SAte, and has been appealed to the su-
pttme Court OF the United States.
The irst step in the inquiry has
brought out the fact that under the
louisiana laws there can be no in
reference by the Courts after sentence;
and during consideration Of motions for
new trial, or any similar motion, while
these are under consideration, the pris.
Oner must remain in Jail. So under
these laws it will be impossible to release
Anderson, except by pardon from Gov.
Nichols, until The case has been carried
uPiOthe Supreme Court Of The State. II
then an appeal is taken TO the Supreme
Court Of the United States, the prosecu'
tinslawyers Of Louisiana hold that the
sentenced man must remain in jail until
fual decision is reached. Upon this
point lawyers are not yet fully clear, and
hhpO''ible that decision may be Civ.
en-, when reached, that writ OF super.
.tdt' from the Supreme Court Of the
United States may discharge a prisoner
Iron the State authorities,
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MINE FIRE.

wILKrspAnRr, Pa, February 27.--
The head house and machinery at the No,
2 slope Of tile Snsquelianna Coal Com
pany, burned this morning. The miners
escaped through the outlet only completed
last week.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February 27.-The National
Zeitung cordially welcomes Bayard Tay-
lor's appointment as. United States Minis
ter TO Germany as one conierring honor
on Germany and America alike, and Is
calculated to strengthen the already close
ties between the two countries.
9President Hayes says the Z.itung de-
serves Germauy'ssincere thanks"
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IhsQntelIigetrtr:

-, ASpERsoS, a prominent capital
3, LI'c 4 Cincinnati, and a brother of Major
" i...no ~ died in tina. city yesterday
.orning.
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ENGLAND.

LospoS, February 27.-Itis rumoret
in the House Of Commons that Lord Der,
by has resigned in consequence Of impor'
tant steps resolved upon by the Cabinet
The Channel Squadron has arrived at
Malta.
In the House Of Commons this alter.
noon the Colonial marriage bill, opposed
by the government, was adopted-lS2 to
lGl.
It is rumored In the lobby Of the
House OF Commons that Lord Derby has
resigned in consequence Of important
steps taken by the Cabinet.
A private telegram from Australia
states that the deficiency in wool ship-
ments to date is $1,000 bales.
The Times in It's leader says: 1.-THE
struggle Is between Count ADdrassy's
policy Of the maintenance Of Austrian
interests, as heretofore declared, and the
temptations offered by Russia to coun-
terbalance those interests"
GAIATz, February 27.-The Russians
have proposed 10 the Danubian Conyen.
tion that the latter undertake the work
OF claiming sulina at the mouth Of the
Danube.
The afternoon papers announce prom
inenuy that it has been decided TO en-
ploy Lord Napier as Commander.in-
chief Of any expedition force that may
be sent out in case Of war, with Mai. Gen.
Wolsley as Chief Of Staff.
r COLLISION AT SEA.
The Inman Line steamship City oI
New York, which arrived at Queenstown
yesterday, from Liverpool, in q collision
sank the brig Lauretta, of Tuskar rock,
on Wednesday. One person drowned.
LONDON, February 2s.-The Standard
says: We are enabled to state that the
rumors OF Lord Derbys resignation are
utterly unfounded.
The Standard, in a leader, says: All
that is really implied by the action Of
Lord Napier, Of Magdala, as Commander.
in. Chief, aud Sir Garnet Woolsey, as his
Chief staff, is that the terms Of peace, ii
unmodiied, can not be sanctioned by
England. We'have been brought face to
face with war by the arrogant and ag-
gressiye conduct Of Russia.
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ITALY.

No Politics, IL You Please.
ROME, February 81 The Pope has
intimated desire that pilgrims abstain
from any special allusion to politics in
their addresses to him.
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shows q Deficit.

PorrsylIIE, Pa, February 27.-An
examination Of The books Of Miller,
mining and express agent at Ashland,
shows q deficit
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MiII he Mnnre,l.

81. LOUIS, February 97..-Goy. Phelps
has refused a respite 70 John ". Daniels,
the murderer OF Jesse r. Miller, and be
will be executed at Warrensburg on
Friday.
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NAL GEN, SIR GARNET WooLsLEY is
th.cOutribntOr to the Ninsieenh Centuryo OF
,uutt,cle entitled England as Military
POKER" Tie following are his conclu-
,ious A,no previous period has England
ben 40 strong, in a military sense as
nou. We're war declared tomorrow
,bou, four hundred thousand drilled men
would fall into line, if reqgised, sup
ported by three hundred and seventy
tvo field guns, manned and horsed by
royal artillery. The number would be
roughly estimated as follows: Standing
army at home, 10000 men; army and
militia reserve, 10000; militia, 5000;
volunteer, $4,000; and second class
army reserve, 10000. Total, 4l4,Ooo'
10 lhis calculation ! have put the fig
ures very low, and have left out alto
gethef 10000 Yeomanry who would be
available for home service. | have not
taken into consideration the number OF
regular troops that would be available
iOr var when the Mediterranean garrison
we're furnished by militia. 1t will thus
b. .een that we could at once take the
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r., limited states Treasurer destroy
i.,Se 40 400 in gresnbacks yesterday on
q '.,'n, .',I' Of sOl5,5OO being Issued the
.,..,ui month.
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Tar name Of james A. Lee has been
,'.,,Bsd ."r TO the President, strongly en-
w. ,.i "a, Collector Of the Port OF New
S'I',,. S%', in place Of General Anderson
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nieti etiinnRnth Room.

BALTIMORE, February 2s.-JOslah @.
Nicodemus, q whole sale provision dealer,
died this morning 10 his bath room.
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FIRE RECORD.


AuoCsrA, GA, Februsry27.-The Globe
Cotton Mills burned to-day. Loss, $780,.
600: insurance, $1,000.
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Crookedness and wickedness.

CrOOkednesS and Wickedness.
New YORK, February 27.-John G.
Dawson, engaged in printing felt skirts
in Brooklyn, was arrested this morning
on suspicion Of setting fire to the premises,
causing loss to several occupants Of
$4,000.
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ri. positively stated from Washing
-, ,b,t the President will veto the Sill
n,b,Il. and that veto message will be
S,tiD tomorrow. The bill will in all
Dtob,bility be passed over the veto
II. 1i.,dtction existing among Repub-
li,p COugre.smen on account Of the loss
oI The control Of patronage has put
m,py Of them in such position that they
yopld about as soon as not see the veto
.l aside. One thing is certain Mr.
HIVE, will not surrender the patronage
,.isned 10 his office by the Constitution
iOlo,be hands Of Congressman in order
to buy their support.
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On motion Of L. G. Brock, the State
Superintendent is hereby invited to be
present with us either tomorrow or next
day and deliver an address TO the teacher.
RkPoRTER.
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

Ihays at ali times In Naunzlns large
stock Of the above celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Rife, Sporting IN uans), Blasting
and Mining, 10 metallic packages, which
I will ssll Of wholesale atmanufaetuFef's
prices. lhays Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will dslIy.
er free on cars Or boat. THIS Powder
8 unequaled In strength and quality.
je11 n. REILLY, sole Agent
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
WASHINGTON.

TO THE DAILY 1SrEzL1eEScER
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Marshall II. Twitchell, of Louisiana,
who was wounded in an affair at Cou-
shatta and lost both Of his arms, will be
appointed Consul at Kingston, Canada.
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Mr.. GRANTS CONCERT ut Mozart Hall last
night was, considering the number of at
fractions that have lately drained the pock-
cts OF the patrons Of amusements, and the
fact that it was Saturday night, we'll at
tended.
The programme was we'll chosen, and
evinced much taste in its selection. Mr..
Grant was welcomed with marked and sem
sible evidences OF appreciation. He re-
ceived quite an ovation in the way Of floral
offerings, and in both OF his efforts received
enthusiastic encoreS. His Interpretation Of
Sulivan's "Lost Chord" was tasteful and
spirited. In response to the prolonged ap-
plause which greeted his rendition OF the
"War Song" witlr orchestral accompani-
ment, he sang "In Happy Moments"
Miss Swain shared the honors Of the even
ing with Mr.. Grant, and for her chaste and
elegant rendition Of Venzano's "Grand
Valse" was forced to respond to the encore.
Dr.. Bartkowski executed with much
grace 4 violin solo ('Il Troyatore ''), for
which he was favored with 4 hearty encore.
Mrs. Knowles, with her rich. pathetic
voice, assisted no little towards the eve
ntng's enjoyment, while the selections by
the orchestra were carefully rendered.
This testimonial and acknowledgment
OF Mr.. Grants usefulness as a vocalist in
our midst was such as it should have been,
and is but another evidence that talent will
ever be recognized and rewarded by the
citizens Of Richmond.
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POLICE Contributing Justice .Crutch-
field presiding.-Th following business
was transacted Yesterday:
James Allen and Sheppard Cox (colored),
charged with larceny, were sent to Jail for
six months, with labor. An appeal was
taken to the Hastings Court.
Ellen Harper and Amanda Barksdale
were fined for violation OF ordinance.
The following cases were discharged:
Lewis Beverly, charged with trespass
James Taliaferro, Edward Warner, Edward
Stewart, and Edward Bossieux (all colored),
charged with larceny.
The case OF William Harris, charged with
larceny, was continued until to-day.
The case of Joseph Harris, charged with
the larceny OF S25 in United States cur
rency, was continued until February 9th.
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CHANGE IN RAILROAD SCHEDULEs.-A
change has taken place in the running OF
the trains on several OF the railroads coming
into Richmond. The Richmond and Dan
vile passenger trains leave Richmond at
$50 A. 81. daily and arrive at. 7:45 P. NJ.
Night train leaves at Ills instead of 1885,
as heretofore, and arrives at 6:05 A. NJ.
Pullman palace drawing-room and sleeping
cars run between New York and Richmond
and Atlanta, and between Richmond and
Charlotte.
The changes in the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad timetable are as follows
The night train which has been leaving for
the south at 1880 ?. NJ. now leaves at lilo
p. NJ, and the accommodation train which
formerly left at 4:50 P. NJ. will now leave at
4:15 P. M.
The only change in the running Of the
mail trains on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac is that in the schedule OF
the night train, which reaches Richmond at
1856 O'Clock instead OF 11:15, as heretofore.
These changes go into effect to-day.
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TIE DRAMATIC p PERFORMANCES AT VIRGINIA
OPERA-HoUsE on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings promise to afford great source
OF amusement to all who attend. The spi-
rited society play, " A Scrap Of Paper; or,
The Troublesome Love-Letter," translated
from the French, will be presented, and is
in the hands OF q talented corps OF anna
teurs. The diligence. they have shown in
rehcarsing will insure its success.
A distinguished professor from abroad
will deliver humorous lecture, which is
said to be highly enjoyable.
AS the proceeds OF the entertainments
will be distributed amongst the poor by
the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society they
should be we'll patroniZed.
Reserved seats are new on sale at Wyatt:
muSic-store.