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RAILROAD PIRATES,
An Attempted Train Robbery In Texn,
Neatly ThwRrtesl. M y,
" Sr nIla Dncatnhnsn q r. a n.u.l -. .

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An Attempted Train Robbery, In Texas
Neatly ThwRrte&l. Y,
ST. LOUIS, December 2.-Thc Rtpublican's
Dallas special says:
Lust night between 0 and 10 o'clock a
north bound express train OH tho Gulf,
Colorado ( Santa Fe road stopped for
water at Clnm Station, seventy.lve miles
from Dallas. The engine was boarded by
three heavily armed men, Who with lev.
eled six.sl,ooters, commanded the engineer
to pull out, and bc quick about Il, which
he did. After proceeding two or three
miles the engineer was ordered 10 slow
down, and II moment or two later the loco.
motive exploded n torpedo which had
been paced on the track asa signal to half
& dozen contedcntes, who emerged from
the bush. Tho explosion Of tho torpodo
not only Ind the elect OF conveying notice
to those concealed in the woods
but aroused the attention OF the
guard in the express car, who.
seeing several men approaching The train,
promptly opened fire on them, hearing
which tho men on the engine jumped to
the ground aud run to their companions.
who were being vigorously and rapidly
fired upon by the guard. The fire was re-
turned by the assailing party, and some
seventy. five shots were exchanged. Mean
while the engineer, being free, and realiz.
ing that IN attempt was bein. made 10 rob
the train, pulled the throttle vide open and
the train sped away, leaving the wouli.Le
robbers discomtited and alone. The road
officers have been expecting an attack for
a week, and had prepared for it. No one
OH tho train was injured, bnt it is believed
several Of the robbers were hit. A posse
STATED in pursuit this morning, and it is
reported tonight that two Of The robbers
were captured, but the report is not CON
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ambition Is purely selfish and II there was
any doubt Of, election he would not be
heard Of In the canvass. lt9
JUDGE M0GE'S CIIILLINEss.

How he Neglected his Opportunity and
sn Allowed lucas 10 kow Tares. ~.
special Dispatch to the lntelligcncer.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-Judge John
Blair Hoge, Of Martinsburg, Is here. He is
said to have grown quite chilly since his
defeat by Lucas, hut his friends say It was
his fault; that he sat with his feet cooked
up On tree.box in front Of the National
Hotel, last simmer, when he should have
been hust!ing AROUND in his district looking
after Lucas. Then he refused to put up
money for legitimate expenses in the can.
yasa. Especially is this the case In one
instance, where the chairman OF a county
committed requested him to send twenty or
thirty dollars for the purpose Of paying the
expenses Of the delegation in going to and
coming from the Kcyser convention. 1t Is
charged that the Judge paid no attention
to the request. ii .sI =,
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GOVERNOR FOSTER
Says Tint Ohio nnd tho Country are Safe

ta. .a Enough.
NEw YoHH, December 9.-Governor
Foster, Of Ohio, said to reporter:
"The party is all right in Ohio, and will
win when It wants to-" was Tho reply.
"What DO you consider as the real cause
OF tho Democratic success, Governor
Primarily, it was an attack by the liquor
dealers upon our party; but the main
reason is that the Republicans neglected to
vote. We have $4,000 more votes than
there was last fall, and the vote fell short
about 100000, showing that about $4,000
Republicans did not 20 10 the polls. We
shall carry the State next October by IN
old.time majority" y. 80 { -a-
"Wil! not a the prohibition question have
some ellect?" ..1..,gs 5.i0,. B ;
None Of any consequence. am not a
prohlblsionist. People here do not under.
stand the actual situation. We want some
restraint placed upon liquor dealers. We
neither tax them nor compel them to close
on Sundays. This winter we shall ask the
Legislature to pass law compelling tho
liquor sellers to help pay our taxes and TO
prevent them from violating the Sabbath.
This is the only issue on the temperance
question in Ohio" n, ~ I.
Then your party is not DIVIDED in Ohio?'
by no means. We have no Stalwarts,
no Half.breeds, and no dissensions in our
ranks. The Democrats never beat us but
once at a time. We always rally at the
next election and defeat them ignomini.
ously. There is y good $1,000 majority in
the:State at any timo that it is drawn out"
what are the prospectsto for 1854 ?"
=, bright enough 10 be very pleasing.
The country will hesitate to put the Gov.
ernment in the hands OF Democrats. A
Republican President will be elected, even
il New York should 80 Democratic" ~
"What will the main issues be 2"
The tariff and internal revenue ques-
tions: The Republicans advocace a rea.
sonable protective tariff and that is the
popular idea. am not in favor Of abolish.
ing MI internal taxation.
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which could be ascertained were that Mrs.
Langtry and Mrs L.abouchere had indulycd

which could be ascertained were that Mrs.
Langtry and Mrs Labouchere had indulgcd
In some very elevated and tragic language,
but had reiralned frotn taking any undue
liberties with each others hair or eyes;
and that Mrs. I.aboucherc had subse.
qnently packed up her posseasIons--seyeral
large trunks-and departed suddenly,
mysteriously, but emphatically from tho
-Albemarle hotel. 1t was also stated very
definitely TINT Mrs. Labouchere would not
80 to Boston with Mrs. Langtry tomorrow,
but would 70 to Richmond, Va, to visit a
friend. Where Mrs. Labouchere went to.
day was not even q matter Of conjecture.
Every ono gave It up at once. And
IN Wallacks Theatre there Is a great and
gloomy silence in regard 10 all that might,
could, would or should have taken place.
Tho members Of the management. smiled
very complacently und looked as II they
bad never hei'rd Of any disturbance In
their lives. ' Z, llll|,f7g1H
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5upDEGRAFr.s FUNERAL.
The Congregational Escort Gossip About

The Congressional Escort-G0Ssir About
the Successiou. nj, ~. 4; ;.i. 3
Special Dispatch to the Iu,cllisencer.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-The flag
oyer the hall Of the House Of Represents.
tiyes has been hanging at half mast ever
since the announcement Of the death Of
Representative UpdegraiH, aud will remain
so until after the obsequies. The Con.
gressional escort to attend Dr.. updegrafi7s
funeral left here this forenoon, for steuben-
vile via Wheeling.
S.a CANDIDATES MESTioNEp. 4.
The stalwart element Of the party here
express ';ope that Lorenzo Dantord will be
nominated 70 succeed pr. Updesratf in the
For:y.eightll Congress. Mr.: Eaptord has
had Congressional experience, and is SAID
10 haye mnde a very nSasul member. The
name ot Goyerpor Isaac Morton, Of Gam
bridge. has also been mentioned. They
say .., that Morton accepted tie
empty - honor o! the nominatieR
against Gibson ;Atherton when iduerp:
sey COUNTY was IN j be; Newark district
which Is strongly Democratic. Colonel
Taylorr: made the canyas0 Up TO the time
t;,s yedis,ricting scheme was passed by thte.
Ohio Legislature, when hc saw there wa.
no hope for success eyen II he obtained
a.. ,on;nat;on and abandoned the effort.
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IMPoRTANr RAILRoAD CHANGES.
An Arrangement which wifi Give Van.
sicrbllt II Long Through Limo. g

An arrangement which wifi Give Van.
dcrbllt u Long Through Line.
New YORK, December 2.-The st, Lo,,is,
Alton and Terre uaute Railway is to drop
its lease with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road, and will practically pass
into the hands Of the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad. This
gives Alr. Vanderbilt a through line from
Columbus to St. Louis. This practical .ac.
cession ofthe leased road is brought about
by It's transfer, BY lease, to the new In.
dianapolis and st. Louis Company upon the
guarantee Of the Bee line. The terms of
the agreement. just entered into by Judge
Burke and Mr.. Deyereux, President Of the
g, G., G. 4 L., and w. Bayard, Acting Pres.
idcnt OF the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute are that the minimum rental
shall remain at $I50,OOO per annum,
This was based, in the first place, On
the gross earnings Of Sl,5OO,0OO upon
which the lessee company agreed to
pay 80 per cent. These terms were not
perfectly satisfactory to the now company,
which agrees to pay the same amount on
the gross earnings of $l,75OO0O. When
the earnings exceed that amount the new
contract provides for the payment Of only
20 per cent, whatever the excess in tho
gross earnings may be. ,ag
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WASHINGTON, December "a pathetic
scene took place in the Jeannette court Of
inquiry this morning Seaman Ninder.
man, during his narrative Of the suaerings
and hardships encountered by DeLong
and party while in search for 4 settlement,
in the course Of his testimony said TINT for
two or three days the party was compelled
to wade through mud and water, pushing
boats, and carrying supplies, their clothing
and sleeping bags being wet through. Tho
cold was 50 intense that sleep was impos.
sible. DeLoug, Amber, All Sam and
posure. Erickson's suffering finally be-
came excruciatiug beyond description, his
feet being in q ,frightful condition. 2.
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TnE Clarksburg Nars is another esteem.
ed Democratic cotemporary which does
not gather from Senator Davis' letter ian
absolute refusal" to serve his State and
country ior another term. We trust twill
not become necessary for the Senator to
write another letter to dispel this growing
and painful disbelief.
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Thurlow wcc,l's Morgan. story.

sr. CArnARlSEs, Ont, December IA
gentleman Of this city who had read the
late Thurlow Weeds statement regarding
the disappearance Of Morgan, says he well
remembers when he was Il boy much Of
the excitement which was occasioned. He
says that the men who kidnapped Morgan
tried TO yet the following Canadian Masons
10 bring him into Canada and take charge
OF him. viz: Colonel Clenah, DR.. Miurhead,
Edward Mcbride, John Brandt, the Indian
Chief, Judge Edwards and others whose
names he cannot recall. They declined to
have any thing to do with the matter, and
some Of them never wentback to the meet
ing AGAIN. 'gh .Itil l7IIII b -r1II-}' - <
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OBITUARY..
Death of the Archbishop Of Canterbury
After II Lingering lllnesx,

4 hAlcF LlnSer1nS lIlncNN.
LoSDoS, December 3.-The Archbishop
OF Canterbury. died ut 7:l5 this morning.
The Archbishop passed away quietly and
apparently.without suffering in the pres
encc OF his three daughters, Davidson, u
son.in.law, Canon knollis and Doctor
Carpenter. Saturday he remained in a
semi unconscious state. Occasionally ask
ing for water. About II o'clock at night
he spoke his last words, "its coming" "its
coming" lie was seized with sharp
spasm and his voice was not heard again,
although it is believed he was partly con-
scious 10 the end.
At A. NJ. he exhibited signs OF dissolu-
ton. 1t is understood the Dean Of West
minister, on behalf Of the Queen, has offered
burial Of the Archbishop in Westminster
Abbey. The decision rests witt, the de.
ccased's daughters. Mulled peals were
rung in the adjacent town OF Croydon, and
the Arch-bishops death was touchingly
referred to at the morning services.
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ELING, WEST VA. MONDAY yoLUM

Democratt. Robins (Democrat) fled pa.
pers looking 10 contestng York's seat. The
board did not conclude canyassing the vote
Tor Congressnian.at.large, there being no
lawful returns from Watauga county, but
adjourned till December 10 TO get the vote
Of TINT county. Tho vote for Congressman.
at.large is: Bennett, Democrat, III ,03s;
Dockery, Republican, ll0,G97. The Watau.
ga vote will increase Benefits majority to
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TnE Piedmont Dispatch, edited by H,
Giay Hyde, devotes u column to drivel.
ling and indecent attack on the Editor Of
the Keyser Mountain Echo, who happensto to
hea woman who, 10 make an honest liv.
10y, has taken up the pen where her dead
hasbaud laid it down. In this land ol
high civilization men do not make war on
women. F
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RIVER NEWS.
General Notes from tho Levce ana
.&:iFft Steamers. "a IfHl

General Notes from tho Levce and
-isi i'4.e Steamers. w JSg
3 The Diurnal Is this mornings Parkcrsburc
packet. l;D4C I. -..-
/ The marks last evening indicated three
ieet SIX inches and falling. !,
4 The Sidney departed on time for Cinelu.
natl Saturday afternoon with all the freight
she could carry on this stage OF water, ~ \
Capt. Tom Prices new Bellaire packet
+" Princess will probably be examined and
inspected today by the Government officials.
Upwards OF 1900 hhds sugar and molasses
are Moored on the Scotia and Emma Graham
at Cincinnati awaiting water to Pittsburgh.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincinnati,
and will leave for that port tomorrow after.
noon at 3 o'clock. See the advertisement Of
the reliable Andes, and act accordingly, ii Is
= CAiEo, Ill.,, December ARRIVED: Re,,a
Memphis, Vicksbure; Hudson, Ohio; Tbomsoo
w. Means. st. Louis; David X. Powell Nav,
Orleans. Departed: Eitheridge, below: Beils Hs
Memphis, ST. Louis; Hudson, st. Louis, Rivsr
Il feet | inch and rising Weather iair
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Arnbt ExiletI f0n I.isc

CAlro. December 3-Arabi Pashu this
morning pleaded guilty to the charge, Of re. r..
oeilion. In the afternoon the Court Mar.
tial reassembled and pronounced the sen.
tence OF death. The khedive commuied
the sentence 10 exile for life. It is believed
Arab will retire to some part Of the British
dominiops. His demeanor before the The
Qouyt was very digniAed. Z .{s S.YSyS. ~ ~
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SoNr OF Colonel Ben Wilson'S friends
are putting it this way: II Senator Davis
intends TO run on railroad development
record, Colonel Ben can hitch up and
krephim lively company. This generous
rivalry will not hurt West Virginia. Keep
itup. gentlemen, and send along the loco
tuutirn : -L--- - Y
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losEScHASs doesn't expect to be speaker
Of the next House, but has his eye on an
important committee. The same bee is
buuing in good many bonnets. The up.
proved way Of running for good chair.
nlanship is to enter the race for the speak.
sak,n H.HHIl l.a IH.H' N ..atN
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Ridlicbcrgcr.ucCnrtby DIn,ru,,y

WASHINGTON, December 2.-lt is stated
that Senator:elcct Riddleberscr's creden.
tials having been placed on tue files Of tho
Senate, he can not be debarred under the
duciing statutes Of Virginia from the
United States Senate should he fight Nc.
Carthy. Captain Mccarthy arrived here To-.
night. lie says there will be no duel be-
tween him and Riddlebereer, 71gG.!
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LANGTRY'S ENGAGEMENT.
Financial HucceAs--tlunrrelB Beiwecn III,
Z I1 Actress md MrN. I.nboucl,crr Eeis

Financial Success Quarrel Between tho
Is Actress md Mrs.. I.abouchcrc.
NEw York, December 2.-Nl1s. Langtry's
cngagementat at Wal!ack's Treatrc was ended
last night, where large audience gave her
a kindly greeting OF farewell. She had
acted here Tor four weeks, and, although
abc has seldown drawn n gallery, the busi.
ness has been good, She gave eight per.
formances Of ":Hestcr Grazcbrook," fifteen
performances Of "Rosalind" and seven
performances Of Guiana" Her Juliana
is the best Of these works, and her Rosalind
the worst, = l55ls@
In summing up the profits ofthe engage
ment Manager Abbey said, "Nfrs. Langtrv
hus played what 7 believe 10 be the largest
engagement ever played by a theatrical
star in this country. Bernhardt took in
more money, the total receipts for her four
weeks being SSG, ,45a, while Mrs. Lanctry's
amount 10 SGl, ,S0: Is. But Mile. Bern
hardt played In Booths Theatre, which is
more than third larger than Waiiack's,
and her prices were one-third higher, To
have cqualed Mrs. Langtry's engagement in
actual attraction Mile. Bernhardt should
have played to Sl20,OOO.""! sslIT l7i1S.
E The largest nights receipts were those Of
the first performance i. Seats and boxes
were sold at suction, tho total being SU,-
SO Is. Sext to this came the hencat
matinee for the sufferers by The PMk
Theatre fire, when s22,7lo IS was received.
The lowest receipts for any night were those
Of last Monday, Sl,4G0.2s The largest week
vas the arst, wien SIS, 7Ga % was taken
in. These figures were furnished by james
II. Palser, Mr.. Abbey's Treasurer, who
took the troAble to swear to them before a
Notary Public S',I7F5I M 81 -
There were runlors Of war today In the
ueighborhood OF the Albermarle IIotelau
also ct Wallacs's Theatre. No one knew
Just what was the matter, and yet every
one was sure that something was tho mat.
ter. It finally transpired that Il deep and
direful quarrel bad taken place between
Mn. l.angtry and Mrs. Labouchere, M
one knew why. there Ind been a quarrel
If any one did know he did not disturb his
knowledge gratuitously. The only iacts
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What a Cigar stump Did,

CHICAGO, December ga yincennes
Nnd.) special says: "a fire originating
from cigar stump destroyed the business
portion Of Petersburg, twenty miles north
Of this place, and burned ali the records,
books md papers OF the city government.
Loss $40, ,0W; insured ior one.third. IL
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HENRY GIN PLACE.

Linen Duxter ChdrIfe's Oniufon-K eu.
mas Prospects Considered Good.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgenccr.
WAsfflyGroS, December 3.-Your. cor.
respondent collided with Hon. Charles T.
Caldwell, OF Parkersburg, in the National
Hotel lobby this evening. Speaking Of
West Virginia politics he was emphatic in
expressing his belief that Henry G. Davis
would be elected to succeed himself rs
United States Senator. "At least" said
Caldwell, "he is the best man in the State
forthe place."
"Why so?" inquired the Is7ELLlGEScEn
interviewer. &e
'Oh, we want n man Of national reputa-
ton, who has influence and acquaintance
to attract foreign capital to the State to aid
in developing our resources and build up
our industries. That is what Davis has
been and is doing, and that is the kind Of
q mai that is most desirable. We don't
need orators half as much us we need H enry
Y. DaVls IN the oenate. Z
JUDGE JAcKsoS's INDIGNATION. it & y
Judge'Jackson, Of Parkersbure,. was in
the city for several days dnriAg the past
week, and left for home last night. $. "a,
An 1SrELL1eENcER representative made
an effort to interview him, but was unable
to find him at the hotel. From friends Of
the Judge, however, it is understood that
he is very indignant atthe allegations
made in the Cincinnati Enquirer dispatch,
reproduced by the lSTEtLidEScEh, that he
ia unpopular among members OF the West
Virginia bar. They assert that he has no
idea OF making senatorial canvass Tor
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SENATOR DAVIS desires it understood that
he is not candidate for reelection, but at
Tie same time he will have "parlors" in
Wheeling while the fun is going on. A
man can make himself and his friends
comfortable without being candidate,
aud some men can be candidates without
making anybody comfortable. : a
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TALLAHASSEE, December o.-At Key
West yesterday, while in court, Lieuten-
ant.Goveruor Bethel insultcd G. B. Pen.
dleton, an editor, and a recent candidate
for tho State Senate. After the adjourn
ment Of court Pendleton srat in Dcthels
face and horsewhipped him. fl@s
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RALEIGH, December 2.-The State Board
lias finished canvassing votes ior district
Congressman, awarding certificates to Pool
(Republicanh O'Hara (Republican), Green,
Cox, Scales. Dowd, vann Democrats), and
York Constitutional and Independent
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Tuk American Arabi pasha was not
condemned to death-not 80 much rs exil.
,. We preferred to leaye the Immortal
J.S." without rival as the great Ameri.
ran martyr w 'tr#
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Shot by u Partner.

DENVER COL, December 3.-The lepub.
1can's Durango, Colorado special says !:
Last night about II o'clock while
Dr. Il. A. Clay. a pioneer physician and
one Of tho most eminent citizens; was sit
ting in his Office his partner, DR.. E. Eyetz.
KY, entered and without warning fired sev-
eral shots at Clay, then blew his own
brains out with the same revolver, dying
instantly. Mr.. Clay died this morning.
They had been partners for several
months, doing a thriving business. No
difficulty IS known TO have existed between
them until yesterday when DR.. Evetzky re-
Moore and Miss Hawkins, who accused
him Of talking about them. Eyetzky was
under the impression DR.. Clay had some.
thing to do with his being cowhided, which
it is thought led to the fatal shooting.
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BRIEF ,TELEGRAMS,.

A heavy snowstorm occurred in Wis.
consln yesterday, delaying trains. -.ii
Governor St. John, OF Kansas, lectured
on temperance at Chicago last evening.
Advices from Northern Wisconsin say
losgers, encouraged by six inches Of snow,
are doing lively work in the woods. d'
Y The management OF the Illinois watch
factory have resolved 10 reduce the wages
Of their employees from 10 to Is per cent.
Three persons connected with the Com.
missioner Of Revenues office at Richmond,
Va, have been arrested on charges OF for.
gerry, in connection with the late elections,
Noah D. Smith, clerk and deputy collcc.
tor Of customs at Memphis, has ahsconded,
He is Sl,600 short in his ACCOUNTS. lie
has heen in the employ Of Collector General
W. ]. Smith for six years. x sl ,.55.;
The continued depression in the iron
trade has caused a temporary stoppnce al
work in the guide and bar departments Of
the Allentown rolling mill, throwing three
hundred men out Of employment, s5
At a joint session Of the Cherokee Sen.
ate aud Council Hon. Samuel Biebec was
elected Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of the Cherokee Nation, and Hon. J. Gales
and J. j. Mayer, Associate : Justices. 5S5S.
The body Of an unknown man, about 40
years old and Of medium size, was found
on the beach in Springfield township,
Pennsylvania, yesterday, dressed in black,
with aginHham shirt and colored stockings
In tho sale OF securities fpi tho Illinois
Stste Sayings Bank at Chicago, Saturday;
the uote Of D. D. SPENCER, lis abscondins
President, for three quarters Of a million
dollars, was knoeked down 70 a country:
man for $S0i. fsE :3as$$' '$
] DR.. Charles j. Eastman, Dem Of Belle.
yiew Medical College, Boston, was arrested
BY d Deputy United states Marshal, Satur.
day, on a charge OF using the mails with
intent 10 dctraud. lie was Jailed, but SUBJ
ac1uently released on bail. ~ Ii
5Aletter from General Grant to Senator
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, Is made public,
in which General Grant asserts his belief
in Fi.z John Porter's innocence and re.
quests Cameron to use his influence to re.
pair the injury alleged 70 have been done
Porter. ls2'- ~
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TnE State papers agree tnat he Is "Clo.
Ouent," but most Of them doubt whether
Nr Cracrait will be allowed in. the near
mture 10 write his lcttes on Senate paper.