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GERMANY.


"a. GERMAN roLIrlcs.
BERLIN, August 1.-Herr Won Lucien
having had to resign his seat in the
Reichstag for Erfurt, in consequence of
his elevation to Office. The Social Demo-
Gratis and Liberals each brought forward q
candidate, but as an equal number OF
votes was obtained by the two opponents
Of the Ministry, will deprive Won Lucius
OF majority. The second ballot will
probably result in a return of the Social
Democrat. ....
Within the last few days half score q
obnoxious publications have been sup.
pressed. 80 - 80
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Tup Mountain Echo has grown tired Of
entanpling alliances, and, with the msjori-
~ Of the Republican State press, would
ike to see straight Republican honi!
nations and clearly defined contest in the
next S tate and National elections u nd
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Yellow Fever Situation al
Memphis.
Thirteen New Cases and Four Deaths
Yesterday.
51 YHar i1zZ.-- -s1guEau5
The Committee Of Safety Correct
Misrepresentation.
The Butterworth-Y Young Inyestiga-
tion at Cincinnati.
A Sensational Excitement at Man
Fl nlnstOn, VIVA q u II
Statement of the Public
Debt.
DESTRUCTIVE Flre at Hamilton, Canada.
An Alleged outrage.
MANNlSdToN, August 1st.

MANNlNdToN, August lst.
Special 10 the IntSlligensCr.
Warrington Is in a state Of intense OK
element at present over the arrest Of
Henry simpkins, Elenora Ray and Lind
sey Jones, charged with entieinga q young
girl, Nancy r. Ney, away from the town
one day since and rayishing her. The
matter is at present being investigated be.
fore 'squires Christy and Robey. Lindsay
B. Raymond, Esq, is defending the par.
ties, and the citizens Of Mannington have
employed Thos. H. B. staggers to prose-
cute, and he is here energetically working
up the case. The citizens are very indig-
nant, as this seems to be an almost hellish
outrage. @ PR.
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baltimore { OHIO RAILROAD co.

lsoI ER g stops at ali Stations between Wheeling and
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KiIlell hr Hirhnnrmni,.

TUSCAN, ARIZONA, August Ia special
to the Sarreports that Henry and Mathew
Shellenbaci were killed and two mer.
chants wounded, near Salaro Camp, in the
Santa Ritas mountains, on the 30th ult.,
by Mexican highWaymen. a4s TsI
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CRY prisoners have done so well on the
rourteenth street cut, that the accomplish
mani Of Editor whart6n's plan to remove
wheeling hill does not seem to be- I'M
practicable. ala,t .slsg
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Accident 10 the city or Riehmond.

QuEESsrowS, August LIN consequence
Of the damage caused by the bursting otia
steam valve, the City OF Richmond will
mot proceed to New York. Her mails and
passengers will be forwarded by the City
Iof Chester,
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II DESIRE to add my mite to the accpmu.
lative evidence Of the virtue OF Bethesda
Water. l say to you as I have said to
others, that had l not come TO Waukesha
and drank the water Of your liie-giying
spring, believe that would have been
in my grave to-day" y."-Letter from Lttdlow,
KY, % Col. Dunbar, Of Betheaid Water fame.
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No More Piel,laa.

NEw YORk, August l.-Kate Moore, Of
Newark, died this morning from eating
pickles. The family Of James Drake, Of
this city, whore the young woman was
visiting, are seriously sick from the same
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Eyyprs OF hot weather here begin to
chow in the Health Officers report, and
Deople cannot bo too careful in the matter
Of securing proper diet, rest and Clsanly
surroundings.
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AdYnnenin Prelrht Rates.

BuPPAIo. August Ian advance IN
fteishts onthe transportation Of cattle and
hogs was announced to-day as follows;
Cattle TO New York, SOC; TO Philadelphia,
CSC; hogs to New York, 22ac; To Pbila-
delphia, l5i per ton.
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steamer Accident.

QuEESSrowN, August 1.-The steamer
cityoi Richmond, as. she started yester-
day for New York, burst . steam valve
and was detained for repairs. One mar
was slightly injured.
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fermentation Celebration.

LEAyESwoRrH, KS, August 1.-The an
niversary Of the emancipation Of West
India slaves was generally observed here
to-day by the colored people Of all classes.
Special trains from various portions Of this
State and Missouri brought large crowds
Of excursionists, who were met at the
Union Depot by the various colored
societies and escorted with music to their
halls. The arsenal grounds at Fl Leaven-
worth and Reignor's Grove were thronged
with people during the afternoon, and
several halls in The city are brilliantly L.
Illuminated tonight.
Gen. Pope and son, accompanied by
Ms. and, Miss Yeotman, Of St. Louis,
Judge N. Force, Of Cincinnati, and Capt.
Isley, A. D. c., left in a special car over
the Kansas Pacific for Pagora Springs,
Colorado, via Denver and Alamosa, to-day,
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mat Pleasure Parry disaster.

CLAYTON, n. Y, August 1.-This even.
Ing the bodies otMr. Burkalew and daugh-
ter, elasped In each others arms, were
erappled and towed ashore. The bodies
Rave now oil been found except Mrs. Per
cells. I
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AN ANGLo.FRENCH AGRIEltENT,

Mr.. waddington, Minister for Foreign
Affairs, in the Chamber Of Deputies
yesterday said the policy OF the Govern.
ment in regard to Egypt was based on the
extension OF equal influence by France
and England, and on their agreement not
to seek any territorial establishment.
There never has been any doubt, he said,
as to the intentions Of the English Gov
ernment, which have always been con-
tormable 10 those OF France.
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DISCUSSIONS in the Butterwcrth and
Young Congressional Election Investiga:
tons, now in progress at Cincinnati, are
becoming heSted. Wenotice that in ths
examination yesterday, the lie was passed
between the attorneys and the principal
witness, and shortly aftsrward our own
Kenna made some belligerent demonstra,
tlons against one of his colleagues on the
Committee, Representative COngeh Of
Michigan. Altogether the session was! AS
harmonious as joint convention of dogs
and cats.
The trouble seems to be that tho Dem!
Oracy is not likely to make anything
by the Investigation. The testimony
shows that the two districts had been Nor
years in the hands Of Democratic suffers
and repeaters, and the Republicans
had pretty much given Aup all hope of
making their legitimate Republican major
ity count. When Butterworth was nomi-
mated he took in the situation, and setting
thiei to catch thief, he, got Eph, 7Hol-
land, former ringleader in the business
Of ballot-bOx stufting and repeating, to
watch his former associates, and keep
them from carrying out their'usual pro-
gramme. Holland discharged his commits
sion faithfully, and having an intimate
acquaintance with the Thugs and round
ers Of the two Districts, as wellas their
methods and devices, they were afraid to
venture their customary performances.
The consequence was that both Butter
worth and Young were elected to Con-
gress by the Republicans, and the dis
gusted Democracy, having. tailedytolksep
them out by manipulating the ballot-box,
are endeavoring now to unseat them with
the aid of the Democratic! maiority-in the
HonBA.. a7vtE Fgg EBR Ipugr4l
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THAT these are dog days is probably the
reason why the City Assessors are com.
PEELED to return SO many CANNES Of the
masculine, and 50 few Of the feminine
gender. 1t Is true that the tax on the
former is but 81 90, while the CITY Faith
es assess the value Of the latter at
$500 per annum, and this, discrimina'
ton against the weaker sex may
have induced. sundry owners 70 at,
tempt coneealment Of such property,
but as the Assessors exercised due dill,
gence In their search, and as they are
Wersed in Mi the arts Of accomplished dog
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steamer stranded.

BR1DoRHANrToN, R. l., August 1.-The
steamer Lizzie, Capt. ,Gillings, from New
York, rs ashore here loaded with cattle
and general cargo.
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WHEN the B. & o. Railroad was finished
to Wheeling and the Mcclure House was
opened as public hostelry, a good many
Of our people thought we had touched the
summit of metropolitan greatness and that
nothing short Of another deluge could
surpass these acquisitions, We have had
other railroads and hotels since, good, bad
and indifferent, and have become more
critical in our tastes, and more exactingin
our requirements, but the remodeling of
our largest hotel, now about completed, has
been 80 artisticaly and carefully done, e,that
the building as changed, is likelylt TO be as
acceptable to our modern ideas, as the
original was to the generation that pre-
ceded this one. ia IN IL
An improvement Of this kind isA matter
u public congratulation, and the gentle
nen who brought it about deserve credit
for their enterprise.
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NEw Yonk, August l.-charles Basler,
. carrier for the postofice, was arrested 10.
day for embezsling letters.
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AGan.ibIcr,s pcat,,

LOUISVILLE, August l.-John Morton,
sho. las. evening In . gambling saloon
died at 1880 this morning. ~
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Preacher Drowned.

CAFE MAY, August 1,-Rey. John tira.
ham, D; D., Of Brighton, England, wa.
drowned to-day while bathing.
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from Rio JaneirO, where she put in forre.
pains on q voyage out from New York.
While in Rio Janelro the Captain took the
yellow fever, but recovered. Nine OF the
seamen died in pott from that disease.
The quarantine officers took charge Of the
vessel, destroyed the bedding and carpets,
disiniected the ship and took her to the
quarantine
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tqg,.l,l ,AHTopEKA, KANSAS.

ToPEKX; KS, August 1.-The colored
people here celebrated the West India
emancipation to-day by street parade and
barbacte ii tile City Park, and speeches
BY Goverdor st. John, Attorney. General
Davis aud others.
As tile excursion train from Kansas
City, bringing tho colored people to the
celebration, was passing Granville, about
8 o'clock this afternoon, u citizen Of that
place, named johnson, stepped on the
track ahead and was Immediately killed.
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COryr CnAupoaD, who as tie leader :

Cousr CnANBoRD, who as tfeleadef Of
the Legitimist party in France, sits inthe
expectant attitude OF buxzard waiting for
the death Of a nobler animal, is out in a
manifesto, in which he proposes 70 save
France through the medium Of a NOR.
.rchy with his own thick head in the
royal crown. The impediment in this
programme is that France does not pro
pose to be saved in that way. The drift
of her people Is in the opposite direction.
Nothing could have indicated this more
plainly than their action subsequent. to
the recent death Of Prince Louis NapO.
leon, and the prospects are that the Count
will have to wait an indefinite period for
the realization Of his dream Of Empire.
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Profr Rohli has reconsidered his de.
termination TO resign the command Of The
German expedition into Central AiTics
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MILLS, FREw & GO,
BOOK BINDERS
BANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.

Are prepared at all times, with the best ma.
terial, TO fill orders for Blank Books, such as
are used by Banks, Counties, Corporations
Railroads and Merchants upon short notice,
and In the most desirable aud workmanlike
Having all the latest and most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we viii rem.
der entire atisiaction TO all who favor us with
their orders. - Wv"
Music, Magazines and Periodicals Of every
description bound in neat and durable
manner. S'aS's
MILLS, FREw 1 90,
Nos. 2s6a Four11rsru ST..
SEQ WHEELING, W. VA
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FRANCE.
THE FRENCH BISHOPS.

PARls, August 1.-The Governments
proposed reduction OF the stipends OF the
Bishops was defeated .by a vote Of 1S4 TO
l3S in the Chamber Of Deputies.
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Ghs gntelIissfttar

Tpr nail manufacturers Of this city and
vicinity, advanced card rates yesterday 10
q l5, with the usual discount for car load
InlG
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neath or nishon o,nrlen.

QuEDEC, August l.-BlshOp olBrien, Of
Kingston, died suddenly this morning. ''
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New York yellow Fever Cases.

NEw YoRx, August 1.-Charles Otto, Of
the steamer of City New York, and William
Kennedy, Of the steamer Moro Castle,
have been sent 70 the quarantine hospital
sick with the yellow fever.
Patients Recovering.
CINCINNATI, August l.-otthe five Mem.
phians under treatment Of the yellow
lever hospital, all are recovering and con.
sidered out Of danger.
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ST. LOUIS, August 1.-No boats from be-
low Cairo arrived at thequarantine and
no new cases have occurred there. Mfs.
Brandy and her children arc rapidly re.
covering andwill be allowed TO depart In
a day or two, and VIM. Martin, who was
sent down from the city yesterday, Is
much better.
Mo Janelro YelIowHeysrs. .ilE {
sAS FRASoIsco, August l.-The ship
Templar arrived last evening, 16l days
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ITALY.

ROME Nov. 10 signor Carroll. Italian Pre-
mer. has placed the designations of the whole
Cabinet In tho hands,of the King. They have
not aa yet been accepted.
LONDON, Nov. t9..Ifhe Daily IsifWapha q
Vienna correspondent reports that a Rome
telegram confirms the statement that III,
agreement l,as been reached between Aer=
many md the Vatican.
Mgr. Iacohini. Fapal Nnncio ut Munich
will visit Berlin In December. probably to
confer with Prince bismarck, who Ia said to
have made Important concessions In tho re-
cent negotiations.
LONDON. Nov. ia Rome dispatch says
The Italian Chambers have been prorogued
to the twenty y-sevanth instant In tho mean
time tho Cabinet will PROBABLY be reconstruct
ed, Stgnor Gatral retaining the Premiership
and Ministry Of Foreign Affairs and Signor
Deprea taking the portfolios Of Minister OF
the Interior, and Signor Maglioni that of
Minister oil Finance
ROME Nov. l9.-Previous to the prornga-
tinn Of tho Chambers Premier Cairol an
nounoed that the King had charged him TO
form Il new Cabinet,
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The UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON. Nov. 10 Michael Davitt and Jas.
Bryce killen, have been arrested. charged
with having used language In public speeches
calculated to inctte n breach of the peace.
JAS. DAILY. editor nf the Gonnaught Tffgruph )
llaa been arrested In GastIshar for n similar
cause. The prisoners have been conveyed to
Sligo. whore the speeches were made. for OK
animation.
DURLIN Nov. 1a3Ihe Irish Timea says
The arrests of Davitt. kllen and DAILY
charged with making iDcendlary speeches.
were effected very quietly. Davitt and l<illen
arrived ut Sligo ut 240 this afternoon. At
several stations along the rail lway special PEI
lieemen were Oh duty. The prisoners will he
brought before the resdent magistrate and
formal. remanded 10 Sligo Jail. pending q
apnca magisterial sitting In few days,
when one of the crown law officers will CON
duct tho prosecution. killen asserts that he
cannot understand his arrest. as he consider
cd his speeeh entirely within the bounds Of
law.
LONDON, Nov. 10. A correspondent Of tho
iiH Mall GasrHf reports that great conster-
natl III prevails at Tnstebar. rs DAILY Is much
respected. IIe was eheernd hy tho inhabitants.
On his departure for Sligo he was seated on
his own car. with a sub.iuapeetor of police
and strong escort in front and rear. Daly's
paper. tte Gonnaught Telegraph, has not been
suppressed on account of tho arrest of its
editor.
The hank of bombay has Increased Its rate
Of discount and interest from s to 4 per cent.
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TIE THOMAS STATUE.
Ceremonies vt Its dwelling IN Washington
Yesterday,

WAsHtNaToN, Nov. 1pThe city il full 1T
atranRnra IN Witness the ceremonies of unvail-
tha Cumberland meeting ~ the society WIS
held this morning, and owing To the absence oi
Nen. sheridan tho prnaiant Of The sooey. on
account Of sickness Gan. ,Teff. u Davis was
unanimously aneatad To praaida amid loud
cheara- Aftar tho meeting adjourned u prooes
ainn was formed and proceeded 10 the site Of
were onmmrn" III In the line vt the process sion
were the Richmond light Infantry Blues of
Riehmond, VA. ANA tbs Norfolk City Guards VI
Norfolk Va and tue Alexandria l. light Infantry
and Cadets nf St Johns Academy. pf Ajax
nndrin.
The prorossien pnaaed tho Executive Man
sion. aud WAS reviewed by the President aud
Cabinet. after which 1t proceeded to tho circle.
whore the etatun is placed. The eSernisna were
opened with prayer, after which Hall to The
Chief' was played by tho Marine Baud and the
Star SnanEtei Banner was rendered by ihe
male chorus nf over 100 voices accompanied by
tho full Marine Band drum corps. Battery A,
Third Artillery, formally commanded by Gen.
Bragg during The Mexican war. aud auhse
nunntly hy Gen. Thomas, were aligned on, Mas
eastward. They Wera fred hy eiartrieitv, the
wires being Immediately under control of
Lieut. swift of the signal corps. and all under
direction OF Gen. Cannon. The statue waa hen
unveiled Ivy the SCULPTOR. aud q grand hymnus
was sung by the same chorus With oannon &c
the Hon. Stanley Matthews, aud the statue was
aecepted by President Hayea III a short speech
The evening eN,eroiaaa. we,e held in q large
tent south of tha Executive Mansion. and were
begun with prayer. Judge Macarthur dolivered
address of welcome on behalf of tho city
Gen anann u. MaOook d.lyared M oration
Niles Annie Stoty reeited an original poem by
Edward Rnnaud,
Galla we're made for Cen. Sherman. who made
short spnecn nuogiEng the character and
worth Of Geu, Thomas lie stated. as n matter
of history. that to Robert Anderson had Gan.
Thomas been indebted for his commission as
Brlaadtar Genersl II was now stated III pub
lie print that Anderson had not boon true 10
his country, but he knew otherwise. and II
George Washington had been u patriot 80. too
had Robert Apdarsou. lApplnusel
bpeachea were main by Generals Buell., Ne
nnwell and Garfield. President Hnyos was then
called for aud maia a short are"ch,
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cnlprnh voters long before the meeting had
bncn called to order tho ball WAS crowded tn
suffocatinn.
"A o'clock tho Meeting began, Col. Eur-
bank, af this parish, being chosen to preside.
Judge Il. t. Thearh. ut New Orleans was the
first speaker He begged the indulgence Of
his audience. who should not expect to hear
such discourse AS Mr., Roman or Mr. Ellis
twhose names had heen annonnced) would have
mHde Ito intended TO have only n plain and
familiar Talk with them Then reviewing all
the advantages conferred by the new Dunsti-
tuition. he strongly urged its adoption, the
cd,tad ainf gtfa non OF our futura prosperity.
Referring to the election of n Senator In this
parish. he advised his hearers to choose the
most talented and upright gentleman. He
roaed his discourse with fnw remarks on
the general topics ot the day. and n warm,
stirring appeal to the eoored mon. whose true
friends were the Southern Democrats, as the
new constitution clearly proved.
II. i. DnIoortar. Esu.. then addressed the
meeting IIs also insisted on the adoption or
tho constitution. but he treated tho subject
differently. At the late convention the Re-
puhcens. whose rights were more than se-
cured by tho new organic law, had engaged
to vote with the Democrats for lts adoption.
III was n contract. Besides. how could the
Republicans. without gross Inconsistency,
vote against the constitution and ut tho same
tiWe vote for n ticket
The speakers We're repeatedly applauded.
Among tha audience warn our distinguished
citizens If. l.. Rnudoun. Il. s. Lahrahche, y
Fink, u. McLearn. NJ A. Reenel, Andre Lorio,
Charles MadoEa and others.
On the arrival Of tho train III tho morning
Judge Theard and w j. MoNuna Esq lcan-
didate for district attorney had been met by
tho members uf the Democratic parish com
mittnn and treated to q fine breakfast at
Madere'a Hotel. WI. Moe.
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Meeting of the rnb.lc Health Association

NAauv1IlF Nov. 1sZThe lrst annual session
~ fnn Ann, Inn put,lin IInnth Assnnfntinn ,vna
MA ta or'tar - noon to ,lnv by rr"aiden !
H. Cabell. of ytrgini,,9 In the hall of lnprseanI
in NM af tho Et,ta Cianitni over two hunlt"d
,,,hara were ,ha # ,nr nni the gnllnrtns
,Ynra t,lIaa with aIentat'ra,
Among the mambers fr ,m abroad wero DR..
Nntharford of tho State hoalth hoard Of Tnxns..
Dr Johnson seeratary of th4 NIis4i4aippi health
hnaId. Dr Alb,rt H. Gthnn medral ,ilrertor
IInitn,i statos navy. DR. II, = Gibbs. medieal In
aneeto, Uni eeI States navy: Dr. Raaman. of tho