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NEw YoRk, August So Lieutenant
Gorringe has closeda contract with city
parties 70 lay the base for the obelisk and
prepare the foundation upon the site se-
lected by the Park Commission, who have
excavated to depth Of about three aud a
half feet. The cnntractor's men began
work this morning. The contract includes
the leyeling of OF the surisce OF the rock,
the laying OF concrete to make perfectly
ieyel surface and the erection thereon oi
the pedestal that Is to support the Needle.
Captain Beatty, Of the Park Police, has
orders to keep an officer constantly on
duty, night and day, at the site, TO prevent
damage 70 the stones or interference with
the workmen. a
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TIE soUrnERs crasUs FRAUDS.
unmIstahabIe Evidence. OF Franduren
Enumeration Discovered.

Uuml.tal.abIe Evidences of Fraudulent
remuneration IDi.eoyertd.
w,s.,yoroy Ar,r., On -,Tba work n
"HsI'S"' ausu's W. -. "S.N =.
enumerators, with view to discovering
wheiher there IA any official evidence OF
t,..a I. .;a,, .a.,.oi,a ond ,ha,a "a
ii@au' ts iSpiu'y AS'I.sins, :. suu SS4e = =
every reason TO believe tnat e'eherAi
Walker, Superintendent OF the Census,
will obtain evidence in his own office
which will make 1t certain that frauds Of
the most extensive kind have been COM
mitted.
Some curious proofs OF manifest fraud
have recently been discovered. The CEN
sus returns are made up on sheets OF uni
form size, each sheet being designed TO
hold certain number Of names. These
returns, in all places where the census
has been honestly taken, OF course are
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rapai Appointment. for America

NEw YoRK, August SO.-A cable dis
patch to the New York Fneman's Journal
announces the following disposals by
the Holy Father on recommendations Of
the sacred congregation deprOpdOd,idd fie.
First, The RI, Rev. P. A. Fehan, now
Bishop Of Nashville, is promoted to
be First Archbishop Of Chicago, Chi.
clgo having been raised the dignity oi
metropolitan see, with Alton and Peoria
rs It's sutfragan sees.
Second, the Right Rev. DR.. DUggan,
formerly bishop Of Chicago, having been
permanently disabled to officiate by
affective disease, is retired on q pension Of
8, 900 year.
Third-Kansas City, hitherto in the
Arch diocese Of st. Louis, Is made an
Episcopal See and. Right Rev. DR.. Hogan,
now Bishop OF St. Joseph, Is made its first
Bishop, and remains administrator OF the
bereaved diocese Of ST Joseph.
Rome has assentei TO proposal that q
portion Of the French Jesuits should form
. society for the propagation Of the faith
in Central Africa.
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CoLraBUs CHAE.

-, Burned by siriksrs-Sfate Pair
S.% S..",.sd Aeeidtnt-CambridEe man
s,,.d 10 Eeath.
SsT,Srs, 81" O., August SO.-A special e
4. q, Journal states that new hote
...tIr !. built at Rsldvills, Perry county,
,.j,.,,Oyed by ere yesterday. The fire
nd. rotk ofan incendiary, the floors be
J, stunted with coal oil. The hotel va.
- by the Ohio Central Coal Compa.
w J, ,s.orner Of the coal mines at which
III, rscently occurred. The building
,,si,ilI insured in various companies
M 0hlo STATE Fair commenced its
;;nr.int annual exhibition to-day, with
.G,,s number Of entries In each depart
~ he display Of machinery is large
= A. show oil cattle Is larger thsn at any
- exhibition. The show Of horses
,51Sy in the speed class, is also Larger
Ss.,sr BordEeIl, Of Morton Farm,
OEsSrdre, Ohio, was gored by a bull a
I. s.rs iSir grounds TO day, and ser
m. d nOt fatally injured.
I,senser uain on the Scioto Valley
sod E6ich left Portsmouth this morn
. ~ diiehed near Lucasyille, owing tc
ssTnhipg away Of the earth from the
~. SCODe vas seriously injured and
1, nal EhS speedily repaired.
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scIENTIsTs M SESSION.
Meetlne OF tbe Americas association r

Meeting OF tbe American Association For
the Promotion OF Science.
BosroX, August S0.-The American As
sociation for the Advancement OF Science
met in general session to-day. A number
Of new members were elected, and Gin
cinnati, in August -seiee,ed for the next
annual meeting. Invitations were receiy.
ed from the Governor Of Minnesota and
municipality of Minneapolis, forthe meet
ing Of the Association in Minneapolis.
The British Association cabIed their
thanks and congratulations 70 its brother
Association on the other side Of the At
lantic., Aicommittee TO memorabilia Con.
gress and the State Legislatures regarding
the cultivation OF timber, and recommend
a law ior the protection OF trees planted
along highways, and encouraging such
planting by,reheving them from highway
tax, aud exempting from taxation in
creased value OF land from planting OF
trees where none were now growing for q
period that may be designated, or until
profit may be realized from the plantation; /;
also by the appropriation Of money TO az.
ugSAGbAC1t " 9C
applied as premiums for their planting,
and ior prizes for best essays and reports
upon subiects.of practical forest culture,
and encouraging educational institutions
70 introduce course OF instruction having
reference to practical sylyiculture; and by
laws ter ding 70 the prevention OF forest
ires by imposing penalties against wiltui
and eareless starting OF fires, end enlArg'
ing and defining the powers Of local Off.
eers in eslling for assistance, and in adopt.
ing measures for suppressing them; by
establishing under favorable ciTcum-
stances model plantations; by the Ap-
poiutmeut OF Commissioners OF forestry,
under State authority, analogous TO the
Commissioners OF fisheries. The com.
mittee appointed at the last Meeting to
memoriaiiEe Congress 10 bring about CO.
operation between the general government
and tho several Slate governments Tor
common and efficient system OF
the registration Of deaths, births and
marrisges, reported that several interviews
had been had with several members oi
Congress, aud especially members of the
Committee OF the Senate having in charge
the matters pertaining TO the vital stats.
tics, and there is reason TO believe that II
| the matter Is brought mp early at The next
session Of Congress, there will be some ae'
tion taken. Sections andsub sections then
met in their respective committees.
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rng MARISE CITY.
Iai.,t Iat.iIIgenee From ,be Disa.ter-
six Passenger and Two OF the Crew


I six pass,ngers and Two Of the Crew
Lost.
pErRorr, Mich, Aug SO.-There is littl e
news from the wreck Of the Marine City.
The boat has foa.ed Ashore but is burned
to the waters edge. The latest statements
are that her books and papers were lost,
% that the work Of ascertaining Just how
many wotS lost, and who, will be work
Of some difficulty.
itiS estimated that there were one hun:
dred and twenty passengers and crew Of
forty on board. About one hundred and
thirty are reported saved, the rest feared
10 be lost. Three bodies have been re-
covered but their names are not known.
ON ones cuff was found marked "Wat.
son. p The coolness Of Can't. CONNER and
his crew, Of the burned sielmer, and the
fact that Il was daylight, all aided in rem
deripg the loss OF life comparatively email,
as Is now hoped.
Captain CONNER, OF the burned steamer,
telegraphs that as near as he can ascertain
sir passengers and two OF the crew were
| lost. The names OF the crew are Richard
Schultz and james Cook. The names oil
the missing passengers are yet unk known
except that Of the man washed ashore a.
Sturgeon Point with cnff buttons marked
AWatson.r There Is little doubt this ID
Martin 7. Watson, 0 druggist OF this city
| 4 young man who came here from Hell
| ford, Ontario, two years since. =,
Cant. CONNER thinks there were IL
passengers and thirty.tive Of the crew,
The TIP sheets OF the boat were lost, @
that II ID impossible to accurately deter,
mine the facts. The crew and htty o. the
rescued passengers are on their way down
lby the steamer Metropolis, TO Bay City
and will reach this city tomorrow lore
noon. No other new facts relative 70 tns
disaster.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY


HoLLIDAr's Cove, W. Va, August so.
Editor 1u,slligenser. ~
We had a rousing little meeting at the
school house in this village last Friday
night. The school house was pretty well
hlied, and the crowd was about equally
divided. The meeting was addressed by
George W. Atkinson, Of your city. Mr..
Atkinson stated in the outset that be
would be glad, ifanY one doubted the cor
rectness 81 any statement he might make,
he would speak out, as he
was prepared TO prove every assertion tha,
he was going TO make. His speech was
lengthy, bat was well received. After be
got through he invited any one present to
ask him any question he might desire, and
he would be pleased TO answer them. Nc
Questions were asked, aud the meeting
dispersed at 10 o'clock, with the best o.
feeling prevailing. Hancock will do nc
duty the coming fall. RAD.
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5STABLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852.
OH 3HtelIiigetlfer
:, and a T'Onrteealh slreeI.
.n n....a,inn.

,.. nssnIneent PeroTauon.
...s. ....,''ss sa.t than General woodford1 |,
S'9Ds :'.., conclusion to his grand speeet
sod ''.'.ars,y night was ever heard Il
: so. ;sai'is Every school boy in Il. this eit'
iS's.s I, .s'5nlt it to memory. We repn6
sstSa our issue OF yesterday as lol'
- , h,v. stood beneath yon quiet
Qit5 S ave heard in fancy the musi.
% ID4 ,bs maiestie river that tioNs
SrrPl1is Away TO the north 1i i has iis
IN',sss; re- II. aIming iorges Of Pittsburgh
5Et .! ,S D1;is. Ons has its source IN the
nIss.s,,ips s Of your own little swit.
F,d STsI :,,,s. The other springs to the
s'ise ,' u he northern regions OF my
ni, . New York. They come to.
q, ', ~ joyful greeting, and sweep
Fiss y. ~, q where they swell the cur.
aug, s.ibef Of Waters, and the REIN
-, S,TIII...i..iopi v. aows on in It's grandeur
ss - S!Ta ,S. Efsa. is,ties till it slnpies is
ss.s' MO 10 he turbulent waves OF the
M na ~; mi. And as the little rivers,
! t.as9i .5.i, ' sources in the distant north,
p ! S'1 nd come together, they tell no
PFC !, ' New York, or West Virginia, OF
O. ss,iili,Si,.UiS; 4 nj. and as their united waters
!, ~, \. R.,oriluI River sweep on, they say
: "a 4 Ohio, or Kentucky, or Illinois;
~ ,a ,s,y doE on and on, it is not Of
t'.....ss Z. ! =. nor Missouri, nor Arkansas,
i:.i; I. ivi.,;sippi, nor Louisiana that tney
y 4. EI s9i tbrir waves are always and for.
8. 6..i, ssSiaS nj the grand battle hymn Of the
gie-one nation from the lakes to ne
n ,s5 iron where the Atlantic washes
.. =; ,sors,. n. away By the sunrise; to where
i. = d dIy sets in his golden glory
1itss NJ waves Of the Pacific"
n,,l. more patriotism in this eloquent
..,,,tiopthan in all the States rights stutt
I. "a, .yer penned.
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seeretnr, SHERMAN az Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, AugustS0.-secretary sher-
man was introduced on Change to-day,
and spoke very briefly, congratulating the
Chamber of Commerce on the prospect ot
soon getting into their new building,
there being no inrtber hindrance to the
sale Of the present postofieo and Custom
House building. He also paid high COM
pliment to the Superintendent OF the
Chamber OF Commerce., Colonel Sidney
D. Maxwell, whom hefegarded as Que OF
the ablest statisticians Of the country. BE
referred 70 the fact, that when here year
ago, there was some 4onbt as 70 the
ABILITY of the Government 10 carry out its
refunding scheme. Now he was happy 70
announce that it was accomplished, and
that resumption was fixed fact.
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DOrrsrIC NEWS IN BRIER.

w rs
Warrington Mclean Is rapidly Retnng
vi
Completed census returns for Wyoming
isritprT nor a total ,Sopulation OF 81.
90 n. cans esnsps Z n lis; iS7D VA 9.276.
4,A,l,nn a, Nav Inn Campbell.
min oI ! moeE marr;sos which caused
la ruin. ,u;cidsd hy taxing twenty
Ftns d mosnSins
A, po.,..,iI. N r. s..,. .rd
M E.Fs.. EiIs; "a, Lnomm ,, SOU y, 1 ~
ID sIUrs.s AZ ,r,in S'U'H' Ne's N
yI,.. T....I, III ",,., 49,. ,..- o,d
t,SSS,s, as'tUulaSsu $500. L, u ~ ~ .1.,,s Ca
sd,o.5,S;. U1Si T. X u.su.s y =, a ~ Is~ an
n pr,iI,r,tH ~ ,.;si ~ ISIs ,;1S ~ " ha,S ~
I,'ss."i S'A' "M' ve Ae,1' n,.....
S's...ViP aPtSI ~ nas teen nied IN me Dlsa'lS
SSi.0V SIrsae Vo9rs Sy Il senator Inomas y. =
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CHICAGO, August so.-The provers' journal

CHICAGO, August sO.-The proyers' Journal
psoos-Reeeipts pIs@ 5000 head: sbipnsns
900 head. Market steady; good 70 ch Ice
beayy s. ipping artiye and stronger At 5 ola
| as: comm " fair mixed 81 60A4 eJi light
5, s0a5 o.. thin grasseg p!enty.
cErrLE- Receipt 5000 bead; shipments
90 head. Mar ct steady; common tO lletii-
uu IS seas 30. good to choire 81 60a5 81:
butchers quiet and steady at = g ~ sSGs Ss; g;
scalAwags 81 u.s. gr1ss TexA1s 81 6oaS 2oi
COWS SE75A8 CO.
snEEP Receipts 26OO head; frmer; com.
mon 10 medium $ 60ai 10; good 10 choice
81 9Ja4 20.
tosspo, August 30.-wheat steady; No.
1 Michigan 96c; amber Michigan Se1Ee;
No. red Wabash, spot. August and Sep.
temb-r 95Ke; October g71Hc; November 9sI<c;
4 No, 3 red abash elJ<c; rejected Sc Corn
outlet; high mixed 4Se; No. : spot 42Ae;
October 4Si6c: No. white 43Hc; damaged
SDc. Oats dull; No, 2, SPOT SOC; October S0kei
:. jected 4s1Sc.
NEw YolK. August so-DRY Goops Bus
iness Is less active tO-ray on account Of stormy
Athes Cotton goods are n steady demand
YUk & Everett designs hEye advanced o4e
! Prints are In tair rtQu- tand Lancaster taotlca
roe 6tJ 6H cents Gi gbams continue nc
! tive. Mep's wear wOolens quiet
Nsw OALEAss, August Soon IN AZ M
demand and market tirmi ki1 ,afsoes, 9rdf
nar 70 prime SKA exc. suear, II good de
msnd a. fili prie.s: open kettle lO9fe yei
ios @ elsIised !o1faiOhc. Molasses. NO stock
NV oHlEAsa Augnst So.-cottOn ea,isr
uidIfins IIAc low middling llHc good or
Jin.rs i. IEc., Net receipts l,6tS bales; srue
. sss b les sales 500 bales stock SS.4ss b'les
6 ,s.uSsAri. August SO-Hogs dull an,
4 nominal common 81 80; light @at y
: : rSe.ipg q s5a5 90; butebeis . 2sa5 y
: Re ipts j, 60 head; shipments 2ds head.
r,Iu VILE, Angus 90-MAlket opene
n, axe; highest SgJie; lowest sOc; Close
Al e0SSc: sales $500 barrels shipments Il
sOO barrels. charters n'ne.
Prr4sBuE0R. August s0,-pHEoLEuN--
' Quiet crude irregular At 81 I0N Al Parker
' tyr shipment; refined firm At s7fe for Phil
Il delph,a delivery.
l. AsrWElF. August so-PE1lotEvH-Rsal'
Il 25HL
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orop. in ihs Nortn We.t.

CHICAGO, August sO.-A careful e1ami.
nation Of the condition Of the wheat crop
in the great wheat belt on the line Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad hss been made
for the Associated Press, and II can bs
stated that reports oiits being in danger
In conseodence OF the weather are IN
warranted. The late spring DELAYED the
seeding and harvest fully two weeks, ard
the last week OF cloudy weather along me
line has interiered with threshing, but the
CROP 4 safe, aud, with favorable weather
viii commence moving largely this week
Il Il fully three weeks later, however
ihan last YeAr. - -.
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NEN YoaK ANp INpIANA.
Both states Believed TO be Safe for the
Republicans.

WASHINGTON, August so.-Representa-
tive Ketchum, Of New York, arrived here
to-day. In the eourse of conversation on
the political situation he expressed the
opinion that the counties comprising his
Congressional district, the Thirteenth,
will poll heavy Republican majority in
November, and that the Republicans will
carry the State. he thinks that the Re-
pubiicans will not have very hard work TO
carry Indiana in October. In his opinion
the State Is already secured, and the prom
inent speakers now being sent there would
serve better the cause in Maine, where
the contest Is more doubtful. General
Ketehum returned TO New York tonight.
Secretary Thompson says that the Re-
publicans in Indiana are much better or
ganized than they have been in many
years past. The State has been thoroughly
cauvassed, and he hss not the least doub,
but what the Republicans will secure the
State in October by handsome majority,
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was stolen from wellaeet Harbor, Mass,
on the night OF the 4th OF last July. The
theft was reported by the Collector at
Barnstable, and circulars were immediate.
" sent bv the Secretary of State to our
eonsuls in Great Britain, Ireland, France,
Italy, Norway and Sweden. One OF the
parties implicated, named Robert Wilson,
has also been arrested. There were two
Others engaged in the theft, who had es-
capped. One hundred and nine barrels Of
fish were found on board. and the Nor.
wegiRn authorities await the demand Of
our Government 10 restore the vessel and
cargo TO her American owners.
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As 20 Arthur.

CINCINNATI, August SO.-At the close Of
General sherman's speech here tonight,
in reply to question by one OF the audi.
enee as TO the removal Of Gen. Arthur as
collector OF customs at New York, Mr..
Sherman said: have never said one word
impugning Gen. Arthur's honor or integ-
rity as man aud gentleman, but he was
not 10 harmony with the views Of the Ad-
ministration in the management oi the
custom house. While l would, perhaps,
not have recommended his nomination,
yet would vote for him for Vice Presi.
dent million times before / would vote
for VIM. Il. English, with whom ] served
in Congress.
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THE yIRGIsIA CAnPAIGS.
A Lug ubrious View of the Result from q
Democratic standpoiut.

A Lug ubrious View OF the Result from q
Democratic Standpoint
WAsHISoroS, August 20 Buell., Of the
Capital, writing from the Virginia Springs
of the political situation in that State, as
be hears from his party associates, takes a
glaring view Of it. he says:
OF course the talk of the Readjusters'
superfuity in Virginia is. all nonsense.
They will not carry the State, but unless
appearances are quite deceptive they will
so far divide the Democratic vote as to
make the choice OF the Garfield electors n
matter OF imminent probability. It is idle
TO put faith in the vapor exhaled from the
Malone headquarters in Petersburg that
the Readjustefs' ticket will be voted by
many hitherto Republicans, As basis Of
calculation it should be assumed, first,
that every Republican, black, white and
yellow, will vote for Garfield, and, second,
that at least II 600 IN 20 900 hitherto Dem.
ocrats will vote the bastard electoral ticket
set up under cover OF the name Of Han
cock by Manager Malone.
This, upon the basis OF the vote Of 1875.
would choose the Republican Electors BY
a plurality Of 1000 TO 5000. have seen
nobody not even the mor. sangulne reg
ular-who estimates the Readius,er vote
at less than 1900, while the Readjusters
themselves claim that It will reach all the
way from q. 900 70 40 900.
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NEAR AND FAR.
WONDERFUL PROSPERITY OF QUE
COUNTRY.
IN. Bu,Ipes. oudook In the East
Eseouraging-yiaiterips Crop Re,
ports Prom the Great North
west-Aeeidents, Grimes and
Various Events.


Afier the style OF the sRed Men--Rour
Brothers Arrested for Alleged Com
piIeity.
MASNRoToS, W. Va, August 80.
Special Dispsieh 10 The Intsllig.neu.
At an early hour yesterday morning a
gang Of the notorious "Red Men" broke
into the house Of Samuel Metz, . respecta-
bic citizen, dragged him out and beat him
in . brutal manner, leaving him more
dead than alive. They then re-entered
the house and caught his wife and filed
her hair with tar. -Four Of the gang were
arrested, aud proved to bs four brothers
named Rabey, who were lodged in the
MannipgtOn jail. The cause was supposed
10 be an old grudge.
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A Well Known Cincinnati Printer Sal.
eides nj Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, August 30.-J. S. Morgan,
Of ]. S. Morgan & Co., job printers, Gin
cinnati, arrived here this morning and
dined at hotel with friend. BE then
called at st. Clair place on Mrs. Luehrs,
who holds his note for 5000. After an
interview with her, in the p esence OF the
wife Of the proprietor OF the place, Nor
gan said she would better send her note 10
Cincinnati, as meeting OF his creditors
would be held there tomorrow, after
which he rose from his seat, walked TO the
other side OF the room and, without warn:
ing, drew revolver and shot himself
through the head, inAicting wound which
terminated fatally few hours later.
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CARELESS swirCnmAS.
@sla Killed and Three severely In
Iured.

GIm4sD, o., August So.-Yester-
b. ltsnOOn a collision occurred in
tsJrt Of The Lake Shore Railroad. The
Haanin lRiled to tnrn the switch, and
as!Vi sngine dashed into freight train
n. ftieht engine was moving slowly,
riRssrsd comparatively little damage
Aa,sd tht bursting Of an oil tank and the
ltdlfOIihe contents. On the other en-.
soti6s sngipeer, Joku Cain, was Instant
a6sd, hs head, body and limbs being
ssSei inIOGn unreeogpjEshle ntass. Ihe
tsaAa. Fred Love, was badly cut abonl
eshsd, and sustained internalinjuries
- Thieh he is at present suffering IN,
~ pain. John Joyce, conductor, and
2 flsn, 4 brakeman, were also badly
ks.ed about the body.
AehIel Lynch, the brakeman through
nee neglect occurred a collision Of loco
.aiTs last night, resulting in, the death
Z as engineer, was arrested for man
tlashter.
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BRIGHT OUTLOOK
roRrHE REPUBLICAN, CAUSE EVERY.
WHERE.
ovation 10 sturriss and woodfOrd at
CIarksburE-New York and IRdi-
ana sale for Garh.Id, with q
show for Him Also In
virginia.
wooproRD AT cLARKsBuRG.
he and Mr.. sturgiss meet with Another
such n Royal welcome ms wheeling
E,nEe rh.rn - Z

such n Royal welcome as wheeling
Gave Them. E
CLARKsBuRe, VIVA, August 60
Special Dispatch to the Wheeling IntsIlIseOesr.
It was announced some time ago that
General Stewart L. woodford, of New
York, would address the citizens Of old
Harrison, but a great many thought the
announcement was a plan concocted to
draw a crowd for Governor sturgiss, As
the Democrats generally have some plan
of that nature to get their men together;
but to the delight and satisfaction Of every
body, General Woodford came and spoke
as announced. The meeting was very
large and most enthusiastic. There were
over two thousand present. VI
If the Republicans make one more
denomination such as this one OF to-day.
they can say old Harrison is ours. Their
cheering throughout the speaking showed
thshighest appreciation of the speakers
eloquence, and after the speaking the
cheers were almost deafening. Old Har-
rison will.welcome Mr.. woodford at any
time. We will say he cannot come too
often. aMAy he return" is heard from
every lip. CORAL.
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WAsHINeroN, August g. The Treasury
hiss advanced to the Superintendent Of the
New York Assay office $4,000, 900 Of gold
to be placed to his credit in the sub. Treas.
ury at New York, to pay for foreign gold
coin and bullion now on the way and
hereafter 10 arrive from Europe deposited
for assay and Tecnining, and Il Is estimated
that about 81 0O0, 900 per week will be re.
ceiyed between now and November next