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THEsrRANDEp .srArE or yIaeINIA.
Further Particulars Regarding the Dis.

| .4slla RsteF.
NEw YoRx, July ls.-No additional new
in regard TO helOss Of the steamer Stat
Of Virginia was received this morning a
the Office Of the State line. 1t was sald
that no definite arrangements had yet been
made for forwarding the steamers passen.
gers, as no instructions had been sent from
the home Office at Glasgow.
A dispatch from Halifax says the pur.
ser and boats crew OF the State OF Virgin.
Ia are extremely reticent, fearing that any
published statement would prejudice their
case before the Board OF Trade inyestiRa.
tion.
On Friday, the l1th, a dense fog set in
and continued until Sunday morning at s
O'Clock. Saturday night, when the Cap.
tain thought he was twenty-five miles Of
the east side Of Sable Island, during q
dense fog, the ship struck on sand bank,
fifteen miles from the residence OF Gov,
Mcdonald. Minute guns brought the
Governor and family alongside In surf
boats. After the purser, doctor and fourth
othcer and eleven women and children,
had been landed safely, notwithstand.
ing the heavy surf, Gov. Mcdonald re-
turned for second boat load OF eighteen
people, but when within fifty feet OF shore
the boat swamped. One old Irish lady
sank without an effort to save herself. All
further attempts to land were useless un.
I'll 2P: NJ, when the water became calmer
and the ships boats were launched, but
two boat loads, after getting short way,
found II itimpossible to land, and no further
attempt was made until next morning.
Every available barn and shed were
brought into requisition for sleeping &C.
commodation, and quantity OF cheese
and other eatables, portions Of the cargo
which were floating about, were secured,
beside some seventy head OF cattle that
had swan ashore.
By 9 o'clock Monday morning the ship
settled down In the sand, and Il was de.
to make an immediate effort TO
get every soul on shore. all the boats
were launched aud the suriboats from
the shore again put off. all the remain.
Ing passengers and crew got into these
alter great deal OF exertion and landed
safely some seven miles distant, At 81
o'clock the Monday light Purser, ,accompa.
MED by thirty passengers and nine OF the
crew, left Sable Island in an open boat TO
reach the main land to procure assistance.
After severe privations and several mar
row escapes from drowning they reached
! small place called Port Pinkerton.
The agent oi the line at Halifax has made
arrangements for the government steamer
Illendon TO sail at noon tomorrow for Sa-
Ole Island, to bring the survivors who are
expected TO reach Halifax Monday night. |
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T,lr excursionists who leave this city
mi, afternoon for Cleveland, and who
would like to make the most Of the season
Of recreation, cannot do better than to join
an excursion to Detroit, which leaves
Cleveland on Monday morning at s O'Clock
nv the steamer City OF Detroit, for 81 the
roprd trip. The inhalation Of lake breezes,
and the delightful passagewill be novelties
which We don't suppose many who will go
have before experienced. = 'NF
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Strike Ended-The BroWn.Bonnen I'm.
~ - brogllo.

YOUNGSTOWN, July lS.-The strike at the
Enterprise Mill is over and the works are
running. Most laborers returned to work
at the old price. The places of those who
held out has been supplied by new hands.
There is a strike similar to the one Just
ended in the Enterprise MILL among tho
laborers of Youngstown Mill, but it Is still
running.
In the Brown. Bonnell imbroglio, TEN.
porary injunction has been allowed by
the probate court agains the Aver, or G
Chicago board, restraining from fnterfer.
ing with the management Of the mills.
The works are in full operation as usual
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New YoRK, July lS.-News was receiv.
ed this morning Of the total loss OF the
English screw steamer Burgas in St.
Mary's Bay, during dense fog, while go.
ing from Montreal, Canada, to Liverpool.
4 small portion Of the cargo was saved.
No mention,is made Of the crew, therefore
it is supposed that they were saved.
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Pronered Hospitality.

CINCINNATI, July lS.-The Board of Off.
GERS Of the Chamber OF Commerce today
adopted the following:
Resotred, That during the period that the
yellow fever is liable TO prevail the privi.
leges OF the Chamber be extended to all
refugees from the South, and all such who
may visit our city are cordially invited to
take advantage OF this offer.
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Tur Pittsburgh nail manufacturers, de-
.Dite the declination Of Wheeling to
ADVANCE the card, have issued a 9.S5 price
Ii.. They write that the state Of trade
Iullv jusiaes the advance, and that one
pittsburgh manufacturer has already re.
fused to book an order for 5000 kegs at
the new price.
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NEGHBoRHooD NEWS.
CAMBRIDGE, o.

A somnambulIst Falls Out OF a Hotel
Window and is Seriously Injured.
CAMBRIDGE, o., July Is, 1879.
Editors InteIllEeuCes.
Last night, farmer named Joseph
Hughes, whose residence in near Antrim,
Madison township, in this county, whilst
in a somnambulic fit, fell out Of second
story front window OF the Lofland Hotel
in this place, where he was lodging. He
fell about fifteen feet, lighting on his head
and shoulders upon the stone pavement.
By his groans and cries he awakened the
landlord, and physician was summoned,
His skull was crushed, and he was badly
bruised about the shoulders. His injuries
are serious and may prove fatal. Mr.
Hughes Is well known in Guernsey coun.
ty, and was always an active Republican
worker in county politics. He is said "a
be subject to walking in his sleep.
II RP
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MACON, July ls.-A fire this morning
destroyed three prominent business houses
here. The shoe store Of Henry Schall,
loss S., 900; insured; Hunt, Rankin & La.
mar, wholesale drugs; loss 1850; Insur.
ance $500; O.. H. Rogers 4 Co., whole.
sale groceries; loss $4,000; insurance
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CAIRO, July lS.-At a meeting to-day
the Board of Health adopted the system Of
quarantine regulations as set forth by the
National Board. 1t was also resolved that
all boats touching at Memphis, or any
infected point, will not be allowed to land
here. Passengers by train or other con-
veyance from the same district, are also
prohibited from stopping In the city.
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ToBAccos.

am now receiving The following brand, Of eholes
Io6aeco1 which vii be sold subject tothe htS fe
LOrill1rd'' %GII@aT "4-or. Mahos. Navy.
do "Dime NuHtet,h u
DO "Doubie-Thlek," S-oE.
DO nNAvy b" Mahog. Navy,
DO ls-O4, lbs,
do DoublO-ThIek s. psrk Nav.
FlnIsrs "long John,'' Mahogany TTinn.
40 "le-oI. pounds, MAhogIny.
PAGES "0ld TineH 8-ply TTEiSi. Sr-D,,v,Il.
do "old Ned" 6-iheh TEiSt'
"DaHsonS" S-oz Twist
"PAIk Lake" 3-ox TVIA.
'oronoeo'' 3-ply Twist, i-ax.
Little Pet l0.Ineh Twist. 10.
BANANA Gable Coll, To-.
oHel,hen Chinee'' Do Ia.
MsllSgr Belln los,
ssss1SHis" ssoySS Gem, ,I'Isss, Is:IS,.s ssrsAt psssa.
indian Fine Cut IL paill.
-. NJ. REILLY.
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putIes AhoIIshod

+, .s6S FRAScIsco, July ls.-A letter from
Yokohama, says the Prime Minister has
issued decree that from July LIST, export
duties Is to he abolished on cotton and silk
manufactures, silk aud cotton mixtures,
made dresses, precious stones, lacquered
wares, bronze manufactures, bamboo
manufactures, copper, paper, fans and
umbrellas. : II ~
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The wellsburg Herald says: Nathanie
Wells has leased the stone quarry on hit
premises in Brooke county, W. Va, ada
cent to the P. W. & Ky. R. R., just above
Mclaughlin & Longs Chemical Works,
to ]. Spencer, of Marion county, W. Va
Twenty to twenty-five men will be put to
work quarrying out ballast for the Pan
Handle Railroad. The largest pieces are
to 20 through three.inch ring, and the
smallest through a one.inch.
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GALVESTON, July lS.-To-morow the
Ne's will publish the following special
from Richmond: The negro, Marcelius
Floyd, who attempted 10 outrage a white
girl in this county, was taken from the jail
this morning by an armed mob and hung
10 tree on the roadside.
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TIE Cincinnati Board Of Education has
passed resolutions demanding that none
bu. teachers Of the highest intellectual
qualifications and the purest morals be
employed, and ordering the consideration
by special committee of the propriety Of
striking out of the rules concerning the
employment and compensation Of teachers
all discrimination as to sex, leaving the
Board at liberty to employ the best OBJ
tainable talent-be It masculine or femin.
ine-ior all departments Of the schools.
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Action OF Galyeston Roard OF Head

GALVESTON, July lS.-The Board of
Health to-day adopted a resolution that no
freight, mail or passengers leaving New
Orleans after SA. NJ. July 2lst, be allowed
to enter this port. Mails will be allowed
to come via St. Louis or New York, pro-
yided the same be fImigated in those
cities. Travellers will be allowed to enter
the city after the expiration Of twenty-five
days from leaving New Orleans. This &C.
ton is based on New Orleans having
raised the quarantine against Memphis,
and the probability OF the germ Of the dis
ease being in New Orleans and liable To-
develop at any moment, as in the case Of
Memnhia
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81 BOUGHT one gallon Of your Bethesda
Water from Mr.. Moseley. for which ! paid
him one dollar; the effect was so aston.
ishtng Chat ] send for a-barrel. God will
bless yon for placing SO valuable remedy
within the reach ofthe poor as we'll d ths
wssithyIi-Frpm . lstterto Col. Dunbar
The discoyerer ot Bethesda Spring.
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FRANCE
SEVERE STORMS,

PARIS, July 1s.-Terriic storms are re.
ported in theprovinces. The river Ardeche
overfowed its banks, and widely inunda.
ted the surrounding plains. The river
Aye, in Dept Gard, overflowed its banks
The damage is immense. News offurther
disasters Is expected,
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PrrrsBuRou, July ls.-A special from
Butler county, to the Commercial. Ga.et!'
says; The First National Bank oI ButleI
was closed to-day by Rank EEaHinel
Young, who reports that he finds the
capital stock and reserve fund impaired
The bank will go into the hands Of a re
ceiver.
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CHICAGO, July lS.-The first summer
trotting meeting which begins next Tues.
day at the Jockey Club Park, promises tc
be great event in sporting circles. All
the stables here are now in fine condition.
The trot Tuesday between Rarus and
Hopeful excites great interest, as the track
is fast and in fine condition.
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Had Been Doing some,hInr R.,,.

YASxToS, DIT, July lS-The body of
man named Ben. Arnold was found
hanging by the neck to limb Of a tree at
Chain de Roche, 25 miles above Fort
Thompson, last Saturday. The suppose
ton is he had been doing something bad,
and was hung upas an example to other
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FIRE RECORD.


CHICAGO, July lS.-A special to the
Journal from Davenport, says: A fire last
night destroyed the Davenport Glue Com.
pany's factory. Loss, $4,000 on building
and machinery, and 100000 on stock.
Insurance, 10000.
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CHEYENNE, Wy, July 1s.-Two men
named Blanchard and Hedges got into
dispute about the right to pick raspberries
on certain piece of ground at False Bot
tom, FIVE miles from this city, and Hedges
shot Blanchard twice in the hand. Blanch-
ard, returning the fire, killed Hedges in
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Looks as II They Expected the Worst.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S.-The Board Of
Health OF this city will meet tomorrow to
consider the situation at Memphis. The
following explains ITSELF
MENruls, July II.
To E. D. Sandiford, Prest OIL. & N &c. S.
Road:
If the yellow fever becomes epidemic it
will be necessary to send the poor out Of
town. What will your road do towards
helping us outP We cannot afford to pay
full rates, but are willing to do what we
can. Please make as low rates as possible,
and authorize your ticket agent to honor
my orders. D. L. PORTER.
The following is President standiiord's
response:
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An n. D.'a Opinion.

4Ican honestly recommend the Bethes.
do Water for curingall diseases Of the kid.
neys, including Bhght's disease and dia.
betes, also urinary difficulties, in aston.
ishingly short TINT" Letter from Dr.. AL.
len to Col. Dunbar, Of Waukesha.
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Pop twenty Years.

NEw YORk, July ls.-Joha Hope, con-
victed Of the robbery Of the Manhattan
Savings Bank Of 5000, 900 Of securities,
&c, has been sentenced to the State prison
for twenty wears,
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Columh,,s Rara..

CoLuMRus, o., July lS.-The last day OF
the Driving Park races. The first race,
trotting, was for the 2;S4 class; purse
$500. There were eight entries. The
following started: Red Line, Banner
Boy, Ed. GOrbilly, Yeazel, and Will Cody.
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rEwPlK's ApPolNrMRNr coNr1RMrn.

A flrman appointing Prince Tewfk Khe-
dive, of Egypt, has been submitted to the
Sultan. It's understood that it confirms
all the rights formerly enjoyed By Ismail,
ex.Khediye, except the right Of ofconcluding
treaties. m. HUU
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the amot,nt outstanding bad increased to

S76, 100000.
The assemblingoi the Forty.F.fth Con.
gress, and the agitation OF financial cues.
tons In that body seriously interlered
with the plans Of the Treasury Depart.
ment to refund the national debt and to
prepare Tor specie payment. Indeed, this
agitation not only affected the financial
plans Of the Treasury Department, but Il
was asinstrumental In prostrating CONNER.
cial business, s
The House OF Representa- had passed
November %, 1871 bill TO repeal the
specie resumption act, the Bland silver
bill was pending with unmistakable indica.
tons that 1t would become law, and the
country was threatened with the widest
schemes Of the inaationists who at that
time dominated Congress. The effect OF
this threatened legislation was to stop the
Government sale Of bonds entirely, and
the 4 per cents fell below par In the money
market.
In order 10 revive the sale OF bonds and
to continue at the same time the work Of
preparation for specie resumption, Secre-
tary Sherman, In January, 1878, announc.
ed the sale OF 10000, 900 In II per cent
bonds for resumption purposes. This an.
nouneement called down upon the Secre.
tary the denunciatons Of the inaationists
In and out OF Congress, and he was even
threatened with impeachment for dispos.
ing OF 80 large an amount OF bonds in Dur.
suance OF an act which one branch OF Don.
gress had voted to repeal. The Secretary
himself was not disturbed by the raw.
ing Of his opponents, and continued 10
carry out the policy already marked out,
The retundlng operations were revived,
and after adjournment Of Congress, which
took place June Goth, 1873, the sales Of 4
per cent bonds largely increased. To Jan.
uary, 1870, about $3.50, 100000 Of these
bonds were placed, and since then a suffi.
ctent amount has been disposed of to take
up all the bonds bearing interest at the
rate of 9 and 5 per cent respectively,
which can be called for redemption.
As shown in the opening paragraphs OF
this letter, the amount Of bonds now out.
authorized by the reiundinp acts
Of 1870 and 1871, Is 81, 400, ,963, $50. Ofthis
amount 81, ,S96, 100000 were sold for ne.
Lunding the high rate bonds, and $l04,.
poo, 600, in round numbers, were sold for
the purposes OF resumption and silver
coinage. The sales Of bonds for reiunding
will stand as follows on August l, 1870:
eoar aud one.hali per centI-........... ISS0O0O0O
-Four pef 7li.QaLO00
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SUMMARY

Second race, trotting, was for the 2:27
class; purse $500. Eleven entries. The
following started: Daniel the Prophet,
Lady Monroe, Monarch Rule, Conver,
Jessie Hays, and Tom B. Pachea,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Discrimination Of English Railway,
In Favor Of American Meats.
Rifle Shooting at Wimbledon Range
Yesterday.
Tho Probable End Of the Zulu War.
ENGLAND,
RIRLE SPORT AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, July 1s.-In the prize shooting
at Wimbledon yesterday Frank Hyde
again was ahead at 1000 yards range.
Morse, (American) Adams, (Canadian)
and fourteen others made the highest pos.
slble score at 500 yards range. Hyde and
six others made the highest possible score
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Ghe GttelIissatsr*
onIre, l Nos. Is and "a Fourteenth street.

PRESIDENT THOMPSON, Of the University,
has been on trip to Braxton county, and
psys quite compliment to It's people in
,hs Educational Journal.
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a xRts4BoR informs Us that his wife new.
or knew q quiet night gntil the DOCTOR pts.
ssrfbsd Dr.' Bulls Baby Syrup tot hsf IL
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R0Sa.

ST. JouS, n. B., July ls.-The Halifax
Rowing Association telegraphs It's readi.
three mile race, with turn, in Bedford
Basin, about August 10th. The preposi.
tlon has been accepted, butsuggesting that
the date be August 26th.
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TURKEY.

RESIGNATION OF GRAND vIztER REFUSED.
CoSsrASTINoPLE, July lS.-The Sultan
has refused to accept the resignation oI
Khaireddin Pasha as Grand Vizier. A
crisis Is nevertheless expected.
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This leaves the Secretary Of the Treasury
with authority to issue about Sl04, ,0OO, 600
to reach the limit Of the retunding act but
unfortunately no high rate bonds viii be
redeemable until January and June, 1881,
aae When per cent bonds to the amount OF
S2SS, ,6ls, $50 become due.
To the present national administration
belongs the credit Of having sold in two
and one-quarter years bonds Of the United
States to the amount Of $3.50, 900 600, and
the 2lst OF the present month this unpre-
cedented financial achievement will be
rounded of by the redemption in one
lump Of Sl60, 100000 l040 bonds. The
economic result Of the refunding opera
tons Of Secretary Sherman ia an immedi-
ate saving of about $4,000, 900 in the an
nual charges.
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BELGIUM.
NOT TRUE.

BRUSSELS, July 1S.-In the Chamber of
Deputies, the Minister Of the Interior
said the report Of the existance Of con-
tagious disease among the American cattle
landed at Antwerp, was untrue. The
Government was exercising surveillance
in the matter.
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WASHINGTON.
sEeREfAEYaleRARY,s succEsson.


| WAsHiNoTos, July ls.-From ipiorma
ton obtained at the Executive Mansion
to-day there Is no doubt Of the CORRECTNESS
OF the assertion heretofore published II
regard TO the successor OF Secretary Nc
Crary. Ex-senator Ramsey, Of Minneso
"a, has been rendered the office Of Secre
tary Of War, and hasaccepted. The change
however, will not occur until the present
Secretary reires. rt4
sEtsi PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS. IL
Under the Thurman act the Treasury
Department Is buying bonds 70 be appliec
asa sinking fund for final redemption o.
the bonds issued In favor Of the Pacific
railroads by the Government. Every
month an amount due those roads by the
Government for transportation Is withheld
and 70 that amount purchases are made,
The bonds bought are per cents, as rre'
scribed by the Lact. So far 1914, $50 In
these bonds has been placed to the credit
OF the fund.
,.at CABINET MEETING. ..,
The Cabinet meeting to-day was very
brief. With the exception OF q few rou.
tine matters the only subject under con.
sldefation was the request OF the National
Board Of Health that medical officer Of
the navy be detailed to foreign countries
where fever is known TO exist, for the pur.
pose Of fexaminingall vessels bound for the
United States, and to such as are not in.
fected issuing clean bills Of health. The
question arose whether under the act EN-.
powering the Board such details were man.
datory, butit was not finally determined
The sentiment Of the members present
appeared ID be that itwould be very un.
just to detail these officers to such places
at the risk Of their lives. It Is known that
there will be considerable hesitation about
ordering either army or naval surgeons to
Fuch duty, unless as In the case Of the sup.
ply ship sent down the Mississippi river
last summer, voluntary offers shall be
made, I
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rHI SITUATION IN souru AFRIcA,

Sir Michael Hicks, British Colonial Sec.
retary, informed the House Of Commons
last night that he had received q telegram,
dated Natal, June 30, announcing that the
British forces were then within 12 miles oi
Ulundi, and that General Marshall had re-
ported that messenger reached him
from Cetewayo bearing the tusk sign OF a
message from the King, but the purport
Of the message does not appear. General
Malsely had received instructions 10 send
the Prince Imperial home at the first OPP
portunity,
Fort Chelmsford and Fort Crealock were
abandoned so as to enable the troops gar
risoning them to join in the advance.
DISCRIMINATION IN Favor or AMERICAN
MEATS.
In the House Of Lords the Marquis OF
Huntley complained Of the railway com.
panies for carrying American meats at low
er rates than English, because OF larger
quantities in which the former are sent.
He said that such an action was protec.
ton for American farmers, and asked
whether the matter had been brought TO
the attention OF the Board OF Trade and
Commission on Agricultural Depression.
The Duke OF Richmend replied that the
granting OF preferential rates was q viola
ton Of the law, but Lord Helborne doubt.
ed II. fEf t7F
WIMBLEDON, July ls.-Amatch between
sixteen Canadians and sixteen Liverpool
volunteers fora silver cup, was won by the
former,
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THAT MYSTERIOUS FOSTER CAUGHT.

A former clerical election agent named
Van Haame has been arrested for posting
q placard threatening the life Of the King.
In consequence of the confession made BY
Van Haame the police made a descent on
q Jesuit College. ...