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VOLUME- LX:XXIII.
RUBTSTIP :GTE THURSDAY, , JUI •1(: . :1:-'2••; , - i•18C87.. ' . '' - --- -- —-• -.' ' ''-'. --: " • •''' . 4
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FENT ENTIOI
c`)<: , IA:;K7K - m. ,
THE COITAL ,
'TheTariff %nil Deported by Dep:.
resentative Moorhead...Change
of ' Oinnianders In'Fourth MA.
ita District 1.... Nominations .
,
Co rued and Rejected-. Tax
''on Bonds. : . •
' , My 'Pelegraph_to the Pittsburgh Ossette.3
Wesungcrrox,' July 1, 1868 . .
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Buz.'
• "The following bill was' reported to-day
by •
Mr: Moorhead, from CO . mmittee on
~ 'Ways.and Means, SO increase the duties on
driparts arid tend eqtudize'e.xias and
. - • . , ,
Be itenacted, dt.. Thai frorn and a ft er the
off = i itqf this act, and inlieu Of duties
tof iMposed .by law - on the articled ,
;hereafter mentioned, there shall be levied
*giddied On the, articlea herein enum
4erated,.imperted from , foreign countries, :
' Akes peggd dedies'and rates of
duty ion ' all copper; imported in the
- ore, three cents 'on each pound
•of fine copper . oontained therein; on all.'
•meg,ulas or copper and on all- block or
•Coinse .' copper, , four mitts on
.each, pound
-orfin e - cogper contained .thrirein; on all old
copper,-, t only for manufacturers,. four
4po4ter , ,Pozgidi on au' copper plAtf,
, bare, ugots, pigs and in other - forms, 'net
.manufaetured or 'herein, enumerated, five ;
4 zents,per pound; on copper in plates, sheets,
rods, - =pea and copper - bottoms, .and all
xnanufactures of copper, or of. which' eop
per shall be a component material of chief
valne'aet herein proidded for,,fortv-iive per
centtrtn ad.vcdorengOn'nicliel ‘ nickel oxidn
and'alloycf nickel with copper, lour cents
pocuid ; on; ! nickel';. ;natio or
.spelit, - - .thirty cents; • per pound ; on
zzumnfactuie of nickel, FL* per etude=
egivatorem; on aluni and stilts alloys, fifty
per oentum ad vatoreat; on albite or white
metal, argentine', german 'silver, and like:,
an
ixed metals, and the niartufactares there-'J
et, tifteyver cent - tun ad valorem; on , lead,'!
zinc, speller or =unman, in blocks ' or pig
or oxide of zinc, two and a , -half cents
paiponndi on lead and dna in sheeta, three,
and a half oentsl Per pound; in • addition to
Ithe. rates • now Icharged and colected on
. 8 )r - descriptions and qualities of steel, there'-
, shall be - charged 'anp colected one and a
bait cont,Perib., and on all steel scraps one
cent per pound; on carriage, car, locomotive.
and -other; springs !tiladif. of steel; eight
-cents par pound; on Iron or steel ,fire rope,
made of wire, .over number sixteen' wire
-in size, of. s. , „Sk4.4PoS'Polln ai i .i z/n de of
wire in titatnatt .7nuinter and_
mot morl'lheativenty!five,' seieti..iientaper
dr made Of wire -koala sin.q.lBlo
• - • prove .
... . iron IN rope 1 Vil
.! lotted shell lasy,iing;iburth or 'oho cent per
pommild addition to the aregoing rates;
-,
and all iron wire covered with
- silk; -oottOsa or other 'material shall'
pay five oestaa'per pound, in addition kr
the rates of duty. herein imposed on iron
wire not 'covered; on iron wire cloth two
• cents per square foot, and in addition
thereto thirty-five per centum - ad va/orena;
when painted four cents per square foot,
and in addition thereto tturty-five per cent.
ad vcdomn; on all iron rolled, hammered or
made into shapes in fiorms of T. - L. H.,
known as angle iron, or (or barrel or bail
ing hoops, partly or wholly manufactured,
or any fbrm or shape of iron not provided for
in , the present tariff, excepting round,
square 'and flat iron, and all plate, sheet;
polished and galvanized iron, a specific
duty of two and a half cents per pound; in
• /lea of the duties now imposed on all des
criptions.'ar,kino :thinner than No. 5 wire
giukse,andatt all rounds and squares less
than one -sixteenth of an inch round or
square; and on all the descriptionsof , sheet
4 5eplate 001111 thinner than Nu 10 wire guage,
thmellOttitlan of a cent per pound;. in addi
tion to", the present duties ;.on galvanized
and polished sheet iron of all descriptions,
three and three-fahrth cents per pound; I
.in lien (of the duties mow im don all
machinery not herein °the , e provided,
composed lapart , of iron or steel', . orany
other metal or , material ,complete or in
• 'Parrot - ill-11TO per centura ad valorem; on
-wrought Iron nutse hefts, or .rivets, other% i
than screw bolts, not exceeding four inches
in lengtir,'Wfiblly 'or partially finished, of
. ,all descriptions, three and a half cents per
pound; on, sal soda and soda : ups- '
tals, onerArefif - Pet pound; on caustis '
soda„ two, cents, per. ,pound; on chi-1
1 : chianti had bichronmf6: of: potash, tour
and "a half dentriper pound; On Mails ware, ,
, . plata, mould and pressed,_not cut, engraved -
w
e Painted,' fifty` 'Or benfuno ad valorem;
on all unpolished cylinder, crown or come
mon window glass, Tacit extbodiqg 10x10 1
inches square, two and ons-fourth Oentsper
, pound; above that and net summing 16g24
inches square, two and three-fourth canals
Per pound;Tabove)thit and hot exteding
",'all
inches square; four cents per pound: ,
all above that, fent laud:a 'hilt cents per-• 1
pound; en Nat'l:a; balk "and on all rock 'I
salt, or, mineral salt • tWenty-fonr cents
.r one *hundred " ;pounds; ; . on` •sitit in
•gs or sacks, thirty, cents 7 per . hundred
pound, hut no; return of duties shall be
made on amount"of datnade.,:to nicks ecm
z taping salti:on•Mooleaned rice, one and a
half 'tient per pound; and for paddy three-`r
quarters of a cent per pound;.on-all timber- ,
mot otherwise h ereiti - PrOVictiait' squired or
sided, pnecent. pez antic foßt; on sawed
-botrac plank:`defas intd'other lumber of
; hen:docks White Wood and limas
wood, one
'cent, per thousand feet beard measure; on
spruce4l,os Per thottstfeet;on all other
varieties of sawed lam , 4140 cents Per
thousand feet, beard , inessam rovided
that viluln luniber of any' isorts planed"'
er finagled, in adifitkai tathe rates herein 1
' fi e nged there 'shall be levied for such •
phhied'air fidashedritie Mot per 'thous
and feet ' , and if, planed on one sido&pd
groOved, two dents per' thousand feet, and
‘,1,; planed on .two sines and toned and
ipprouvod, twe dollars and fifty. cents Di=
R' ~ ( E IPIUMPOI9/3 inkh. for - .,thisehN- posts, rail
;blocks, wm'ou blocks, gadblocks,rtuadirer.,
%looks', and all like bleats oratioks, Tough, ;
hewn or sawn, twenty-five,per Ont. ad ro,
&rim; on .;cord Wood. ten ;per <eentuni ad
..,of,; , on dried; wtirrants, .three , cents per
pound; on Pickets and paionits,: : ,_ooe dollar
•!ezia , fifty - ;cents per , thousand ; feut, Wird
'minialfre4 .I:4,loginto'. rtwent Y ,4l6 <"nta l *ln
'thousand fietogiiierficial measttr4; on pink
and cedar shingles fin., mote per ;l housn
~
ried potrversisillagialri . • . I fistprOlnis ner
• thoutandp ion -She allap . boards AN,
thotetutd;OnisPinneclaP bonrdtl::girs4f.
ithousand;osavlaes of ill , kindei Oir o oPt g
chatnpaigneWiftpaorkhrw. wines,:importen
In "caste or 2 LbOttlfir*Ottkln g not more .
tar
*
than twain . centaurs. of , alcihol, fury
c ents per ion; = oontainhog more than
,we, 4 Iftquo pt. alooltql,Otte dollar
1"1:41 .''ftianapililingl!lir,sparkling
; , .wine,
„napAtad' in casts nine: less than one,
;desert•confes s 'reach:. bottkt< containing not 4
zone than ZtVilitlefl tom °le.,'
iperp#44o4 . , , gnhoyae, fli r t' tit'
:., •,-" 1 0 ,. 1 ' - •--.1,
.-......1L ry'b.~wZ ~.~uJi~»~.w2 aeC?Fx: ~ arS'''
- - ~1.. ... ~.., ,
in
iiii'7lll; not oTO
than one pint; on brandies imported in 1
oases of not, leso,than one ! dcrienhottles li
containing not 'more than one quart each: 'I
per dozen .tenrcentki and) um all, bottles a '
separate ‘ duty, of, .threo,oentacach enall--tia
paid, *w h ethe r c o wine's, - brandies , _
or other spirituous liquors:. brandien meV be
imported in casks of any capacity, contain,
ing not 'heathen fifteen galtens;un 'vinegar
.000t nibinS,10.4:more than • four per Leentnm
of alcohol, two cents per gallon, and two
and a half cents fOr each gallon; ibr each
additional one percent.; on: all brown or
bleached linens, linen yard goods, and jute
yard of every clescriptiori, and by
whatsoever named and designated, fotir per
bentum ad ..taloresa; on;cotton.unnianufae
, tared, two oents per pound; on cotton and
linen., tvebbinvi,sr a pe, .galloons, bindingic
glinpi,-tilifitaleg.a and braid, not exceeding.
one, inch in width, sixty cents per ooundi
exceeding one in Ch; - fifty
cents per pound;
on - .hair, cloths.;, of:.,the .. - description*
known as hair seating, forty-live cents
per. , square , yard; _on hair cloth,
kninin -ad Crinoline 'cloth, or by any
ether name, forty per centum ad valorem
on • all books printed and manufactured'
prior to the year 18,50, tifpy,ecintsperpOnnd,
provided no more thin Wye copies .of any'
book shall be imported in one inircice; on.
,all alibis:a and sTestements,„the.vaine of
• iihiebislessithatt fifty cents inieh l tOti bente.
perponod; on all books in the English'
..iiiguageo,. --., linued, , i - - 'stitched Ter in sheets,
„prihted, since the year.lB4o, of which. mil-
I tins are printed in thcillnited States, and
all printed !natter not otherwise proVideci
for, twenty eblittiptirponnd; on magazinek.
periodicals,illustrated envespapers,newspa.'
pers,exe eptaslawfullytransmitted by mail,
ten cents fee pftnd; on fabrics of India
11 7 1 . , blier,snd other inatoriabioombined, three
inches wide and over, six *lineal
[-yard, arid in. addition,fortylfiveper centum*iiciForeml-hilici 'thin three4biiitini of an,
1 inch wido,,one-half cent , per yard and fifty.
per cantam ad' valorem; more than three
fourths-AsakJest,-,thart one and a , half
inchest*lde•rate dent pbryard and fifty per
I'.ooll4nw, adtKilo.rentaon braces. and ; sus
penders made of India rnbber and Other
, Materlikorie dollar per dozen, - and in ad
ditiod thereto Bity per centum ad valorem;
ons. felts, carpets and carpeting, printed,
Lcolored or otherwise, twenty-five emits per
*quaker yard, arid in addltionthMeto thirty
five per centum ad valorem. • •
' - Snoilow 2: That the provisions of the
jaint, resolution , approved March 36, 1 867,
reiPecting*the importation of 'agricultural
maehlneryfrenof duty, be and the same
ore . hereby extended and-shall continue in,
c , 'Wandliffeet 'for the thither 'period of
one year from ,the 3 0thuf.June. 1868.
Sharron 3. That from and after. the pas
sage_ of this act the importation of the arts.:', unit% lierehnifter;*.ziaan*tted;':azid,-..-enibraced
•in this section shall be exempt from duty,
~that is to say; tairfissamknutis Used in aye
h,2s., or` ill consingdes' not otherwise
liereln*rvia-fnic.:bitrio.inich articles
.sluillhisaili litizettehi•that 'have ' under
-2one - any- znanufacturpt - Itark, . Peruvian,
Lima, . Calattyla, l iiii 4l; lll. , anehanct bark,
bleaching 'orders- or . chloride bc ,112,7
!books' in ~.ft,,Migi.:Ur.4eakdiz.l
. imi entifitikeittevdtithichrilir l eist= are
_published in the - United - Btatest e prialit*
eggs, fasidon.plarthinagraved on steel or on , '
work. colorect - -osAllsitn. lirewood, guano,
goe., skins, rairgutts perolia and hemlock
bark, side, mining% stripes, tails and such
.like. articles jmicsol as n gine, . /mile rub,.
her; crude India rubber, milk of . crude In
dia rubber and stytax logs, and nos:nano-,
factitrecb.- karabar,..-manures i masts; and
spare ,undiessedi nitre - of soda or cubic
nitre, oil of *cocon tn
cocoanut, paleet oil, ' paper
waste or waster,,materi4l of any kind in
tended Only for inanufmture of • Pallerr
potash, crude .nitre, =white_ of
.potassia,*
pearl ash, crude sulphur,' crude timbe?,
sound- and not advanced- ~ by manu
facturing, timber • for atdpbuilding, wood
ashely. lye of wood ashes.
- Mtkiiros. or - constarrninie OP POIIRTE! MB
' The` following order' has just' been pro- I
midgMect from "the War Departmerit :'
H,, , , uartera of Army, :Adjutant Gener- ,
4'..,
a/ oi' Washin ton, D. (.1., June 30,
1868-IGe , nil Ord er, , No. &1,1 'By dire o -.
tion of the President of the United States*
• t he 'following orders are made , : :i t -
First. Brevet - Maj. Gen. Irwin Idellowell
.is. relieved from command of the Fourth
MilitarYDlstriet,land wilt - report in person •
withatiLdelaYAL War 1 /Apanment,„
Second Brevet.
.01en,Alvan
Vim 'le a 'talginidle - the ' ` nand :of the
Fourth; Military, Distriet,and will assume
Command without delay: - ,- '' ' ',7 - ' ' •
By command of Ger. Grant - . ' *---- - _
, 7 i ••' • ' Y. E. D..Towssumn, A..A. ci. ~
iiOMINA'PIOi7I3 C1514713115/D.
'trj , :thetfo'lntiO Us ndiniiitin:cl:thel following
nominations:. paMelßl.Pleming,AsSessor
'of Internal Revenue, for the , Fourth Dia=
. - trltit 'of 01110;.,V.'id. Scitiage,.Pointiliniter.jit,
,PcittstoWn,.Pa.; CluunbertiM.Davia; molter
and-refiner at :Branch- Mai - Denver; •.Col'
•,oradoi.,Ed*terd,
w. - C. Darlington; Collector of
Customs at Yor ktow n ,: Ya, p. Jim. F. Robin
son,;Of ,Tennesti:S;,.ooninl .at St. Thomas;
:Harrison;ThisObus, Postmaiter. At Old Point
• Comfortf , Thom Wm: , Ward, - Collector-of
Cal toms in the - district Corpus''of' hrisil, •
Texask: Benjamin- .C: , Dixon , Postmaster' it'
:Teffersentilllei Indiana , :. Ilirain:,',Calkiiis,
! of' Wisconsin , to 'be • thielier,,pf public
r.bionidalbr.Ahe.district pt jande subject to
Faille, at Bt. Croia,.Wisconsidi John Burke,
for district land@ ` subject to sale, at New
Orleans; 0. MAiltirphy?tolibcitcirof !Inter
' nal Revenge Sixt.A . district, iteiOak,Y;
ItieharilM'Atillerrittietieinte'Jostiee of the
Supremo Court of Idahcq,Constant K. Hall,
Collector of COMM:cis * for - the District :of
Texas:' • ..- -- ' ' •
srpsn its.Tuirce" IypEED.
TSOI-franatl refeined: the OT
now
natione:Knee =Hubbell; of Ohio, niater
to • Ecuador; Qeorge Hibbard,
„Celle tor: of
lithn
Customs ai Ihigton,
Moulder, of California, Surveyor Cienersd
of that-Btate; •Harvev A lhiekwlth, Stiperio
tondo& Branch Mint.
: :I 311:f
_erg BONDS.
;
Committee of Ways and Means lite.
agreed to report a bill in obedience to al re-.
..solution adoPtedbY'the House an Monday,
to tax the Interest on United States bon&
ten per dent. The reyorl.will be made to.
I n jo r re in _ `,
•S. ArFAIREI.
„
-isrvolograp4rairmairiaduab gametic.]
F.'sB'lV_Loptir j J e tr : l l , t r-Tl l p A t t eamer Benton
arrived at Leavenworth - from Upper ,11110-
aouri, on Monday, with fre9arggiOr 1 000'
Buffalo robes, 8,000 wolfitklna, slida large
'number , of Deer' , Elk„, • Antelope,' ver,
Vidc sl Yd'Otheilikiria,.vitliled',l4 . 0,0804;
Buffalo are: very phintr, !hie ' ' , and
4 „alllkifida of furls a nd penned blat than
9Xer 4efornlllulful•.,....i
.nl,_,,,,_ii__• '
IsoB 4ea
J.;LThe Indiana iveremill , tmuumum . ' i i: _ _ -
i tte rIYPr wreaking their vengefm goner
' .Idfti 46 fid'elwpperalktivtarbb Reis,-
who they say are driving off , their game.
ThektAo,tibt dietilrb thuleria 7 A' !ergo begy
of inaratih ate watcbleg,the **IP of Me
lefektllenAmelia(Poe, waits 2 for ' the river
to fall ao that they can rill I. The heavy
rise le coming, dev;ll-, th e river; IMajere,
i
Bowen and Ilahrli webthr Netit e t re m en t im
„will:410d theAree, , -pp t Bur d,
Artle Stedpbecior,l-
hey and
t illgoit
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11Z21
nemeerlitfe Cortiention.L.Dratillzation --
of
De l egations—Pendleton the Strongest
...Man- Hendriclie Refuses to ‘.be . i-pitidi.
state--Chase Scarcely Heard Of—South
ern Delegates Sur prised--Rnmored Com 7,
binatkris:Wippyst Peadlotce; ,'
s Br Telegraph to the Pittsburg?, Gasette.l
• Nu's , YORK, Ally I.—Delegates to , the
Democratic Dan vention are::still arriving.
The Pendleton escort are. etpected this af
'' - 't 4 ; intli" ' -
terneen. • , --e cations), to-day seem to
point fcr Chase Z. liendricks. The New
York delestatidriheld a Mee:Prig at the St.
- Nicholas-at noon, and informally -resolved
to support Seymour tor Prehidefit.telt seems
certain, " - however,. that Seymouleg name ,
will rot be pressed, as he personally don't
desire the nomination. ~A ugust August . Belmont '
war eleeted delegate in place of Charles Jr.,
Loew, resigned. ; The K e ntucky delegation
alio held an Informal meeting. at - the New.
York Hotel, and resolved to support pen
dleton., 'A - largsimajorilf of-the delegates
have not yet arrived.
l'enunany-'llall - presients afird appear:'
once: the seats are all arranged, and the final
touch is. being :pat to• the affair to-day.
The shields of all the States are in position
and_the.gallericr are &stem/BON/A Ameri-•
can flagsc .te.
The delegates to the Soldiers, Sellers'
Convention meet to-nigh I d- organize a
grand procession on the Fourth. -•- •
,
Reports continue to here byt/outh:-
entdelegateri that the Preqdiattlirabout to
'Bade a general anniesty, - '
The Ohio, delegation to , the Demoeractie
Convention met tifthir - Fifth Avenue Hotel
to-day. Thirty-five-or the kforty-two dele
gates were present. ' Entire - harinony char
acterized the proccedin,ga. Col. McCook .
Ihte t =eladmerniarterrs ehaidraran, and Mr.
Tiro nt-rosterfor. Cleveland,- Secretary.
It was decided to hold daily meetings un
til the assemblage of tbe Convention. Conti."
nnitteemen will be selected tainerrow.
The meeting of the Kentneky detestation
was postponed till_to-morrow, owing to the
non-arriValbf alarge"portion of the dele
gation.
Samuel J. Tilden was to-day chosen
Chairman of the New York delegation.
It is understood that Mr. Seymour stated:
to-dav teaotrinmetilbernof the delegation'
that he had pledged his honor not to be a
candidate; 'and under no circumstances
would he accept the nomination. •
' 'The Indiana del - nohow herds meeting at
the Fifth• Avenue Hotel tii.'ilay,, and ready
ed to sustain ,as long as Ohio i
does. • - • -
.An official , arder front Angasa Belmont
Says that tickets 'of idniission to the Con
_
venhon,will be changed everyday. -•
‘'A fair Son therndelegate* halm expressed "
themselves in Tairor o f Chase. The sup.
porters of Gen. Hancock held a small meet
ing to-night at Masonic Hall. T. B. Tom
linson was speak' cr.' : • - -•. - -I c - _.•
Among the arrivals of delegaterko the
4i4ldiemartdl3rditira'Amvention artc-Gens.
-Jentaal-MoQuadit, D.-119111h.byfluiltb;Gordon
Granger.' J. B. Ste adirsabi'lo/311C 14FAMR
Hugh Cameree. B. W. Morgan, E. W.
Brewer and Jahn A. McOlernand.
"-The name of Senator fliendrieks contin
i nes extremely prominent in connection
with :the Presidency. That of Governm
• English, of Connecticut, is mucirtalked of.
[- The; 'Soldiers' and indlora - will' nominate
, Hancock, but will probably be well satis
fied it be is mimed for.the Vie° Presidency
by the Democrats.
Afidniglit.—Delegates to the National Con
• ention continue to arrive, including many
from the West.
At a meeting or the Soldiers and Sailors'
General Committee, held to:night at Mof
fatt Mansion, Generals . Slocum and Stead
man were present. The majority favored
the nomination of Gem Thincubk, but some
Weritern delegates suppo rted Gen: Blair.
The Indiana delegation have received
a - • letter from Senator fleodrieke abso
lutely declining to be a candidate,
after its recent meeting eld, at which the
delegation resolved to support Pendleton
as long as Ohio does. There seems to be a
great change in the sentiment of Southern
e
delegates in , regard, to Phase. Many say,
they supposed his nomination a foregone
conch:lton, and are astonished at the small
support be receives frotri the Eastern and
Wreatern delegates. Pendleton is now the.
favorite. • It, Is rumored there hi a "combina
tion between Pennsylvania, New York,
New 'Eng/and and •1464 Jersey to kill
Pendleton. Ele.has, however, many friends
among the delegat D o olitt le those States.
The name of - Senato is mentioned
in connection with the;Vice Presidency.
Hon. W. W. Eaton,* of Hartford, will
probably :be' temporary ,Chairman of the
CoriVention. • . , -
Judge Thurman, of 0619, accompanied by
a large number of Pendletoniens, arrived,
hereto-night. . : ~ • • •
„" • --
• 2
Hon. A. W. Richardon, of tilinnis, is
mentioned.*** positible Chairman. ilt ap
pears to-night to look much in favorof Pen
liiif,r .: p • - ,•, , , .
_ , .1 , .4 r f ,
''-
' - MiTITICATION IfirAES MEETING. , .“4 il,
-- ! An,immense mass meeting of Republi
sena w hLat.Cooper :Institute,
. 1 5Peeches - were • by senator Wilson
and General 'Van"' WYck:' Getlefal Logan
was not present, owingto the death of his
brother., • , ~,',..,•,...
-'• lizinittirinti'itsmAt. . .
The two year old stakes we're won by
Can4Ors.'s, 7, +iind Talabre," beating three
otl iersOltstinife'fi r refirriengs: time lA/4M
The one thouspnd dollar premiurn,-1111
ogee; tiro ;mile •-bedie, "k Was won by Pen
nocks "James A. Connelly," beating ,1 1t:
R.-Connelly ," -- -end - , "Fleetwing;" 1 time
&4,51‘. The " Welter - Cap; one mile; was won
by Cameron's “Birague," beating i"Pteily
Lantle !' `,'Ariington,Reeks" and-" Rebel;"
time 1 t .54‘. The selling stakes; one and
three-fourth miles, were won: by 1 ARed
wing,'"lreating""Jubal;" time 05.
„I , ;,
, '''rlin ilettortirikdar., 4 ; ; i
i The shooting, ,at t gones' woOd, was re
sumed tlitimorning and continued all day.
Senator Wilson was among the: visitors,
.who-iiiiiiihtifird eel:: :eight , to ten' thou
.sand. ...Thleevening.therelvas a concert by
the Colorilaemdety. •J" , " ~
I r .- .„, istorlinexern4l,nea.p IRON.
• • •• : ThisniAattletArizona,lieblch sailed to-daY,
took thirty tona.pf railroad iron, , ,the first
shipment of the - MhdhYsteamA -3 1
,
Peter Tracey, keeper of a siiftion in the
flowery, was shot dead yesterday bY Emi l i
iadl4ooo -':'.. oi, i :::, Cal lila ,'' • •
Counterfeit twenties from fives are in cir
culation.
siilmv. .7.11' J . " 1.1, ,- ....
FLORIDA.
.14 0 3ic1110c4" Makfit. Oilman /01;•figrainl-46/1"'
tiul• Government Enaid. -o,o'
i
(By TFiegnkcam t ypi rhtfncrin °simnel.)
TALLAAVistE Jtily 1. „.„.-414yy, Verily'
-
- , 4 heparplarlds..4l.4b•4ll4, 4 . vent;
meni t 4 :•441114Litnyq ploy. Walker, In
a ll
plianeeAvlthtnif-:4irder .from- Gen. •
Accordin a riod - Cirtagmc, , from
Atlanta., atekynstprdcy, mill Frelll-.
411ehtzlin UlbeStateciiiid' 'bblUillanaglif
of ilitikilAtolop,art grdeted to abstain from
interferon - tie with the ' civil law upm any
liiketaxt(lffilaVere t MI-no, appoiritmen4
have been made for State and county off.
Ceriiigib old once 419111 ,- nhol*,:aver till' OP'
,pOlottneitte ate' made ;`.bz—Chor.,;l4ed',,,And i
, 00nfinuatiolus.,bi-ine (Lie&latnet winah
-nook /xi tblinirapstrt I , r,:c rr , r .`,- I , A t , I
4 ,T.3:4,r1 .1 , IV 71 l'tri 1 ....tv •14,
4:13. 4
-17
NEW YORH~
•
Proceedings of tae Legisiature--IPrecatt
- tiottl..Alg - -Distarhances-.....Th e . Te s t
oath Meat-tied.
City Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garotte.]
. _NNr.w, Onus,
.44.1,7 I:—Tbio' morning,
„befoie AbO.b9 .er for eekieblb. l loo the Leg
a -
. artillery aci d
.
ialature,section of artillery a mina&
ron of cavalry prepared for service, ;Veen:
,
plod..4afsyette square...;Two.compardes of.
life Mist Infantry, einitnaiidtkl'by Captain
Voile, occupied the side walk frontirig . . - the
Mechanies I nstitute , , and .a large body of
police were on ' duty in and ,ItrOOnd the
building,
..-No oae wa s
e allowed to approach
who could , not give a good account et hie
bulhtesa. 4rvegura ..wegraipdicated thaa trots.
ble was expected'. Col. Gintry and 'Geri...
Mill, pf•• Gen„,-,l,lriehozian's_ staff, were alsO . -
present. , ~ , ,
The Senate owl:341104o order at a ilrisi.':
ter past 12. - But few Demmirata werepreow
4iitt:,The roll of only; triturtbersywho, took
the test eath;liicluding Utimpbell; *bowl*
spit& Yfi.)te*cht,t,, liatus daked. After the
,•minutes were read, the Committee to **telt,
Gen.. SoctionWs order was referred -Yes 7 .
1-- terday,'reped that tbdy weittofthticipin z ,'.
ion that the action of the liteiddrint'lli '
requiring members to take the test oath
shottld be/rillyliistilitetki::/idderespeet
hoWever, tethe Irbil:lee - of the General Coin= •
Mending: thearmies;oLtbe United States, 1
induced. she Committee to recommend a
'fflekotitiiiittrieti-;bf-- theltesceeth;dlid here-
aftermembers beellowed to, qualify' in tie r i
oordanoe with.the,Cenadtgdou of the.Siete
ditootionthat the'lliat paragraph be striae.'
ern out :cinated.conalttemtditsliacueelozi #44',..
woe ilneitoPifidal:" ,- r. Tr ,-, •. , 1 ' . . .
ante report.*lltadepteld-SS it came from
thetkortolittelk't - ol:- 4 -- 1 ,, .'..-.. ,-, ,, • • I,l '''. I
'raoticrd ivasinadestlitifthe roll ftirnishv
:ad : ,hy i the - VeßMeadli i g, 0 1. 311 0rAii.be ;celled
of all the tiferimers Wietung to'behtvorn in:
under the:Colistittition, On calling the roll ,
'the name 18iiiiibcdit, ousted - yeaterday,tw '1
the ‘ , Edectiori., , Committee,.• was ,- .arnitted:,!
• though he presented blinself - tobeßworeiri: 1
. rift, w p. Democratic tienaters'bOok qui 1
Cortsliltstiohdlssithe'fl -ii P.'ci It i •. ,
Several motions were okereri,jwiteddfhti
.4.ooigoil.led tibekillttetltkpAto article" fir, 1
teen of the Conatitution, whiclt states - that.
no no actiOri ofsnY, kind can '?be , taken bf the .:1
Legislature until' action was taken tworci
thefOuxt,ool4th cOrtstitutiorial ampucliketit.l•l
' 'rho :13thiiinittoe• on ElectiOntriverMidise:
charged tlilttVnbis bhohnleft hlthftetated„
in which the .13einocratio, eidegapteld, •be,,
freOreatiittaVrhfiVlEratifbohi will prObehlx
itake,hia l Peat ProUrnll 7 .4m4 oppteoii for`
seats proceed 'regularly, ~. -- , :j .,,
, i , .?
The.Hopmedproceedinge were of a Oconee"
Atatureo hut showed momoppoeitionitci'W
penellig with the test, °Mt: '"•4211 w
1Y. 1 4h&
otiv M
erihorerbe , it itnit.lifftlUSl tatte
...: , teliplitlfbrirefirtialbEiiii am, hilegr
rZIZ,-tv h - roll' •
t L ih r b i-44 6t hid iaf
bid three were Om/Hied' ittiaiir . L' lafl tt'
~ ;Mf!titirelgt ' a r.. , • I tip,*, ;
thili e
.• • •• • entlyot
si hm , a 't
.7 .:.- . ,' l ' ~ , li. , fi t tidik
reuttingpitsl4ll/11111e1d atikendment'. bY i
giti..seven re 41 three ptiv
,- • • •
1 ,71 r -**,,..
~ICII4 oth r .ligitWO,-,W l Pope W.
2ii kfflms. tufWAki*kuti
who qrialic ,
fiedAliatilie miligmenitmussalatarped by"
~ t..,,, . . Unch wh anatt i be r4 2: - anc r t h e mamb.p* ,
I , ; ' el e.. ' ',ree . Contesitsitioti
notrirteoleifieltoiled. L i I 41 -, ) , -.:-iq
? n rt riil iiitt4 rOr e g i tnidiAthltthe Rppli*
'cation - tot ii.l ' btr - ar to 11 I ,witm,
AA?* ! t liVillet4..V C4 4 90 1 4 W I ''''' t
,1 u., ulio...4w.iif 'Ku •,, , ';',,aiil 1 • Zi.l - - 114:?.
Thil.ti ilaY, .:" 0 5 "'er " •
lIX
=IP
032038
it
iv. 71 4! I
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MB
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K' .
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P _Banquet it . , - Ciiiitalv. Field—the.
I
Cage' of the Coilifederate Iron
, .
f_ tads BefiltipL_Fice—Pioi!efit"
' Aiiiiiiiii tie' ''Nfittiializatiteit"
- .
TieEtit Witco Goliatianlf.• f ; . •
CBilelliniii!fai:theiqtrotNat essrte•lr _,
GR RAT ` Bi - r-0/ 1 4""- - -
La P ta alS.Jtiti".? 1 .77 . 4 o..rurki4-baf e A uet 161 ,T
given at Willis Rooms
, tbi v ev. - Tiiiit te *CT._
ras. W. Field, as. an ,adE l lClOWkilatilit. Or
01
hisaminent services to . th e'.ew and ~ , , Old'
Wstild by;:hisliftvotion to interests' of
the Atlantic telegraph throng , Alrenmstaii;
"eiisbrpr' orkliellidlififloillty: - Dttke or
Argth , ..i.isehaiiiidicover t rne hundred.
g e ntlemen.werevreaen,t am ti9.llll:ieres
'Earl - Russell, l l3t4L fohnf
_gtkin,-.lBlr
Stafford Northeote, and many' nth& dis
tinguished guests, , _
IItANM, 4
'• Paitlevitelj-1. , -.The (Base et .o);.llnited
States vs. Armands, builders of the, : 0011...2
federate) ism;clatheircare before - the Court
to - daj. - ht - Iterrier, as counsed *a.' 'the
:United States, opened the" ease. Xs
I
charged, the Messrs. 4r, ande -with
leaving."' sioldie&- 'their ' 0 Prlelle
and with acting in ba fait tte
all parties. By their condee they; bad
a)r.posed,,F,rance s at ,a, e cciti - ...nunaseat.
tattles itisa *ratioffbabe r 11 tectigalles. 1
Ile recited the facts of the case nd *mint
that the allegations that effor had been
made to sell the vessels built f r the Mrs;
fedprate - Gosernment to otherpow ers wars
false. lie d emandedthat all ° contras
tors, builders and others concerned in Oda'
buainessahouldle compelled,turefund the.
'moneystelen from prints poehets: The
Adiosiitel3eneriil will repiroiah4 Stb.
In the Corps Leglalatiff toffy the de ,
NM on the - Vll3B Z contimed: - M.
Thiers made a speech iprwtk in : deplored'
the military preparations gin going on,
and feared the outbreak of war .arid anise.
fin* Wit` b ii4krrobte.Y.; l .' '-''
-
' , GERMAN't.
Asseriegula" in
'lcui seburiiißaviu*tinieptotialei/ against
the fourth asticie of the naturalisation ihw
with thisildie‘Midesi; jnsfastliled
varia. They say the construction given, to
tiedte, Mtnintor)it l r not auji7
tamed by t he
or ti 4., •
xr ,
94,01104% for : money, and • 51y.694g for
4 46 coo w. tutit; 5-Mr, 73 ,1 4; 1013 C; Erie,
PaArcasoirr,. • -July
Li - mascot., Jitly 1.---Evesing.--Elbtfort
dull; sales 8,000 bales uplands at 1134®klt,
:Orients, ilm@ns4:. wbftt---white Califor
nia declined to I.ls. 10d.; rod westemun:-
changed. Tallow declined to 435. 6d,
iinetrlNStroleutn in port la." 4d, to arrive ls.,
sd. 'Spirits of Petrplettnt_, in port, to
arrive 41d. Calcutta Linseed to arriv e 6638.
6d., in port Ma.
ANTWERP; July I.—Evening.--.Petrotetun
advanced to 47% francs.
raotrishor.A:
" . •
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---o,'-,;,4-,.'3:1„;v14.:4;-:%:.;',:',..-",•:',..,.;-; ,;'-: F . : : :: 77 . 777 . ,-,,,- _ ,, t•-• , :iTt• , 7-1,;:' , 1?., .„--.„. , • • • '..
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4 z -?-1y.; z.:z;. „, :zf , 4k . ;ivA1.2.5:w,p 4 c ; : ; !: •
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:.c.-5:M*4,46,4...g•i°,15"..*Frew*A-n.P4,4 1.4."0,--4:4-1=44- '-' ,
MuMPt.IOR
•.. . ..; ••• ...,.: ..,--7-,
.0- 7 -, •! - • , ..):
Late Rebelfitatesanffthe.Coming
47,1 Prealtiehrtial - •Eleetion•-.*Civil
„
4i!kklforilitialiliall.l4.i•The Alas
t , , ;mussed in; the
424 relezraOti torlitabarglioaxitie.i -
. • , WAsiriiiiironr, July 1,
',l ::•!. :,::!:;i. _
1
. , , . ETNATE.
~,Acter. : o443filatida.l.lo)l
o f some
,unimport
lint ess,
• , i • „ . ...
''.
. Mi. EDMUNDS balled tithe joint rem>-
,
lodkin - reiSirteil T fiiitlf`the indielailY ()mi
-1 initiee, as fcillows• - i - •Reliitred; • &c..; That
_
the IStates of Virginia, -North-Carolina,
. „
Scuith •CarbilnaVGeorgiti,Florida,-Alabam a ,
Misalssippi, "Lcitnajaiiiii t'Arkansas and Tea:"
as, 'n,:93pectliely, sluill•- not qie •entitled, to
representation in the:Electoral College for
choice. of President,or . :Vioe President of the
United States, and that no ,electoral votes
shall,,be received or counted froplany such
Skatetc t t unleits at the time preserlhed kti
, law' for the choice of electom the People of
lynch. ..Rattily piastieritt to:sthd•seta of Con
tpo.sisin tharbelial4 shall : since 4th of
Merch,,lB6s; have, adopted : aCo solution of
Stiter GoVornment, 'tinder which a State
Government shalt bale been organized and
ebeilk•te,_ PlooratleniAnd•unlees _such elec. 1
tlon_or l .eieecors alien have 'Nen held under;
the' 'abilbeiritY' of -- atieb`‘Ccinstitution and
goirernment, and %such. Staten...shall have
, ••,,.. i :.... ~ nentitled to ;representation A 1
re. ..* • -, P.urintanf to the' acts' f Congress
"UV b. WEIN; -' /, ---- =-- • 0 .
lat: A TßUbMlTlLregartlediit as, of much' that COnaress . should take
some action on the,sttbject of tVdtes of
late ieheittate.V. , Id aebent•ln the eleeffir- '
alGoilege shotddhe modo.exl ll . l thog those
States, the parky a w
gainst hom the count
Would opeiate, woolifba:Veryaiittaiclaim
'that . unfiiirttesslied 'been exareised, and
Arent tin4.V melfilabl's 3 .ool.l make fr. Polud
bile, anotner rebellion might result::
, \Mr. - 'tlitYliffillth itaitintred :Mir are-,
-Meat atlenath,:ba rdnff - bbv-oPPosirbur purr='
cipktlly on ,the•lect,,thet the , rmolation
*Old eitclisdeArkatiessind Merida !nits
opivotierCons,'those StateS•having the mine a a,lllhnois . and. As_.ll.lfpois and. Vermont,: and con
tend Also.; that: the °lease Wklo,b Pillw
acribes•thai the election electors - shaft be
lield tinder linratgliority'aCthOState COD
41tixtion ilvariraPPMel'A and, absurd,- slum
• bg.the• Constitution - of the Ibilted - Stateit
'theta:iner oectitioefmr'”waS to be regale:
•lateclslmplY by the raws of the respective
States. In coriclueion he offered= amend
inent•to strike thit,froin the relortition the
wars% ArkanseestindFloridm• , .
:Mr. - DAltilSroseto *peak; piwthe :nom-
in_c houchaving,mplzsd, , , . , 1 ,,
Mr- MORRIL4Me.; calle•fffeetkdorder
of Wade% the-Cliill:Apoopriation-bilki
Mr. ROM V E Xkl u etOi44o4.TL.itttlde for
tlie.p. , . • , of-trastntelferhis All,te,ticKv?
'teit-1:' - --- - ".. 20. •"—'. • ''"'' ,
1 A 'di Calmat . = innpordered .far the con
--
1 sident ~ . of privatobills. •
The I:AppropriatioO' bill win taken
lip. . . lquearion• vitiekiii Mr. Slermanre.
amendment to place the funding•lbill as a.
rider. OPen.the aPProPixforien bin
Mr. SHERMAN withdrevr his amend
ment at the reitueit of a number 'of Sens
tors.with the, understanding that•it would/
be taken. up as a separate bill. Be g ave'
notice to that effect. .
- Several amendments were - offered and
adopted, including; one_ appropriating . ,
.84,800 Ibrspeveying the boundary between.
Nebraskaatid Coiorado. The appropriation i
far surve_ y ing.putilickincits. in Nevada was
Increased Co , t.,51:4090. An appropriation. of . ,
820,000 was made for a similar purpose in 1
Florida. • ' ' • 1
On motion of Mr. CRAGIN, 86;000 addi- . 1
'Ronal was- appropriated for the balance of
expenses of impeachment trial.. -
On motion ()CM...ANTHONY, an amend
meet was adopted repealing all laws rego..-. 1
lasing the priee of labot,in the Government
Printing- Office, and allowing, the Superin'-
toOdont to makie:iiontracts.
Mr..
,ANTHONT - . stated 'the employe*
there Mr.,
thirtY-three percent.
more than the same claim In other cities: - •
- Mr. PATTERSON'. (N. n.) - offered an
'amendment directlng.the , Secretary of , the
' Treasury; for the purpose= of carrying oat
'the Ashburton treaty, to: pay the State of
.Maine. one:dollar ,and• a quarter per acre
for 91,122 1 acres, of •land r awil the State , of
Massachusetts are. dollar atad e, quarter per
acre ter
~2.164 acres,: provided, those States
*tree all ,blidma ,by
_fleabite Shall have
,been qbleted by the re l ease - of title.
• - After ciorailderahre dieettesioe; and 'ft Pond
.
E ing piotion•Yor Executive session; : • ~
`Mr: CONKLlNG , lntroduisid - a bill relit,
llvii to His fiudiworitulletrnents la. Courts
Within rebel States. Referred to pmamit-
Apron Aunts pry,.., cry • •• 1 I, •
1 -After it short .1244,0r0
. .'
soio'op.•l4el9l9-
4419 1 5 " 4eces
• Even tg, '
,AVesit% 4 -- / 9 itrld' aitAporta t
, 'bile Were'peseed; mainly 'tif a private as
'tare; including 'One' •ibrAbo;relier of 'the -
' Widow'and:Ohildren ' of General ',Milligan.,
Adjoarned... , ':: oo, 1 •01.1„ , ... , • ,
~ !
ROUSEI:I‘ , Z,I . !!••••,,.
__'..,..
_______'.
OF REPRESENTATWEH •
~ . .
Mr. BLAINEvet-bliasouri, asked 'leave
:to offer : a c reeolationinesrmltirlit( the Vom
roigeo-Of Way's and; Means! to inquire -mild
Abnexpedioncy 6!_rePOrting S.filuding bill'
proiridtnit ter, the Canal:dictation Of .01.1, lxind
ed indebtednelikorthe United ft:Wtes into
tiva'Per : bent. tigh• Vair - 'libnital and 'four
- intfonolalf : per bent.''thirty year - boudis:
and `irourt dent: 1 interminable- annuities,,
holders of outstanding bbnds- lb. hive the
choice of these forma ofisecttrity..,
f•-,•Mr. POMEROY.Obieeteitl:, :. •!. :r ;:': .
••• •
Mr. lEWHOF4Xibi,:from,the :comPuttee
on Election& repot/ea t , ,
,Qhaat Moliamilltin,.
of Florida. entitled to a smt. ' Agreed' tar
and Mr. Hamilton itakinit' ',fn..'" - ' 7, •
- ' The. blll'reolitteij in, the morninn h
yesterildilby'gr:l3dtirleiiik'from',Ad'At.; our
'
dielar y'P n i u np:; 4o k4Talinkjudielal pro
ceedingalnee n'essilltif the'prottieflori :
- of otlimrs ail laltatitiCorther' Goverintiont
, and for the better defense of the Treasury
.• against unlawful (anima, was passed. , :.•
:Several: Priihdabillarterepinised. .:: ~,
i. . rM leak. r otaliatiabTrAlef / 11 1no/ei gave 'lig)*
JailetleiViatibi move?to l loorrow tappostPolis
'the ill ,making „an appropriation .for the
vitriii lito" i rrefo, 04d, tPllka:,,V,-, the c!Rfle
fancy. bill. - -l'" ' ' ` ,
".. -1 0.,1310ftisi - pi.V . Oied a vote be taiten on
Thifirsdlikof next week "In She - meantime
'debate may belinaiddered as botrelosed. . .
''' Mr: ARNlOLL.4fferefflit•••resehitioniiin-,
litig,!itrn, ote(Seeratirylef , WO -Arra report
irohniveto:Freiidmetes affairtihtTannemeo,
31 gwksxrpogyk,,,,Aapptedi i , - , ,,,, , 0 i
~..,Tpci alism .;,.,, . • nkitti i ,,,CAnintithie
,of Ma. .bole r , lot . 11 ,1. I r t.,To' D LltAe Chair,.
anitrinium,o4,' # 4,., . deriblonor, the bilk
app • ropriating; , ,::1: 1 '1 i i Me t a n
c a rr y ,
raweffeet the tki. `tlikeAbiittlfirfloo of
/
imismin-WilitiffekVgiti 1.9-,tl - .,,,3 a a
~,;
Mr. WASHEIIHNE, Wisoonallipatici
leffthe•CrifftnifttOftrePpOsitr°lthlirlv
•
..'hdMr.'ELT OT 'trfrld tie
i%Mena .itthietibislebitisertinthttrosisibtiinit,hoinilbehaltOf the'rUnit6d9StidllgreW
letrftay.shall berhemsftab oe
ton after
4srovhdoß riOir forliCSlblinleritgabtlorki--i
`Q illarrealy Pler,, ,
S. • X ikifieta, ... tht
4b itr
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44a 41
Mma
AtiROM!,
FoßtithCcogGuEss.
I.J.W
pr ibr.b i r - aa
of
con-
Dir. j tt.4triid authorized to
make aprepbentßilrOltairpertora company
:ofgentlementekr*Rigil trrerilkltdaYs into
the Treasury of the Unttedlittatee ten mil
lions of gold, they taking AelsimPle of
the territory:Of Alaska and leaving the em..
Inent &Main tents "poyer*siera of the
United&MOS: "
Mr. - MUNGEN made a- few--remarks to
the effect thakthePoWer to make treaties
was irk the Prisident and Senate.
Mr.
,PRICE illroke
,oppositlon to tho
DON NELLY4:suatainedqhe appro
, priation, whilepontending-the i. House had
tolllci power tirakivor •
Mr. SHELLABARGiER argued -against,
rut STEVENS, ' ENS:97a-, in favor of the
• Thh(. 7 olninitteh rose and th ‘
e *me took
a recess.
BeesM ' SWevdom- Mr.'MQORItEAD, from
the Committee on Ways and Means, re
ported back the Tariff bill, and asked it be
printed andinade the special order for Fri
day.
•••-• •
•d M MAW: I 4M °tented being
mtho special-bider.- ")
The bill was ordered printed.
Th e ßouseagainmantrinto Committee of
' tin th e - Alaska' bilk' -
Messrs. MAYNARD arid MYERS advo
mated the:bilk( ) ; • ;--1 -
Messrs. FERRIS and..,Fieppolled
i tpe bill, and ' - '
Mr; MUL.melpg , Madeantirguitent, show
ing that he occupied z A omaervatine posi
bon_o,n the ; nestio s u.., „
' The Cemlinittee ro se ' Mid Hie r '
m a
• nse ad- _
booed. " • ' (;.;,
8 TA4: 11 43.
•
Steamboat' snagoa and ed-zilevenae-
C Telegratir to,tholuouTo eaßtte..3 II
ST. LOWS, : 417 A.—the 'teenier SaM
ff? t tetrr -:bongo to. 1.-I ,P.a/qtr 'W h ga . .PPalie
raWiroXi i - : 'Ma; Pt, ; _rack l a
snag which clinched' her so that heriamits
eteet,' and she eitught fire - and burned to the
watfirel edge, and toikheiiiithfifici: cargo
`wisp a total lose.' 'The' &it'd - Trig, awned by
Captains Bei): Jammu and iEred...fLoilyer;
;vale' and inauranoe,not ascertained.
Writ. rr. PorieWnitd nientiijiGo'venz--
motet - tobacco inspector in thficthetriet, was
'arrested a der Or 3.tws agor,Obarßed with
CrAfil*lng wit'S several.tebaecolnenufactu-
Pere to d'efradid , the ''Goirciiiment. He
1 - was anaignett to.day before .the United
States , Commissioner and held In seven
thousand dollars bonds. -
Since the investigation of the ,tobemo
frauds ctimmenced.,the guantiqp.f totting
reported:as inspected byoniiiiispeertor alone
ass Iticreaheef•fronr lieventY , tirel thdasand
pounds in April , to one hunibedindi four
taeaitlicaaaCt:Posl4l-it:p4-,
bluing tbelest =bah dregs have.
been histiltutitlibr the &bastes rbs
against Wahl- lateen& hermit - *Addle&
-Ipsi sun Nur** orsaeohot. twenty and tWenty-kietint middies of
-.tablas* and lites•tobadx). factories; &elud
ing
machinery, dc., worthrtmay thousands
f . &Dan.
=NNIMISE.P g ;
The Dank, Exeltement,-Medlca/LCollege
Case—Unfavorable Cotton 'Repprts—
Dershantir Ytattlinal Dank of
!Br - Telegraph to the Plttsbont Gaztetto
...Nemancimx, I—The -.:eacitensont
about, the : Tennessee bonds. is mut/nue&
The State Comptroller and bankers refuse
to ;cash coupons due to-day.. A. call 'of the
Legislature to repUdiater the bonds and
:create a school lend of railroad debt
talked ef. is
W. B. Stokes has been 'rerioniinated for
- Congress by the. District Convention, and
W.: W. Woodcock, Elector , for the,Distriet.
The Chancery Court of Davidson county
to-day rendered a deasion fit the Medical .
College casein favor of the. plaintiffs. Dr.
Jennings and other"- are removed•,and the
professors and others anbititntell.
MEnruni, July ' l .—lteporte-- of cotton
in rkrkarwas •aro less favorable 4n °ooze
quence
'stockhold'ers
late coo/ -weather.
The stockholders lir the Merchants
National Bank bared Made . arnirigernenta
;for 'Continuing operations... The-bank re
cords show les& t.n ten thousand:due de
positers. A ComMittee has gene to Wash
ington to 'consult with the- cumptrolier of
Currency, in regard Coallowingithe bank to
continue.
• The StMreme Court of ‘TiMili) ee has
at
lengtlrgivens formal decision In - the Ava
tanalw epatempt ,ease, declaring Judge
llunterli orders inthe case will and void.
" TheS:SHainsdipplhiElectkamlq
cny!Negroph to thoPUtaborAD,Gosette.l
.Tactiaoii;Vnly"l:--"-Parti4eieri-of sixty
orieverintiellketunh ninjoritenttehmt the
Constitution s of :thirteen thousand Mic hun
dred and ninetv-five. Four of the . remain
ing counties will return a tuajoilt"for tho
Constitution:, NO ease', of ,violinife is yet
fr9rn Rpy , poTAion MAD State dux , -
,lug _ progress of the, filectl* This.
untY, 'with elegistored blaoltrity of
seventeen huadre_d, gavabut,twe'hundred
and twetitynme, Seam], imajOrity. Low
dens county, with a" rekiatered black ma
jority 'of three thousand, ritionsbtit twelve
hundred Sadical,rnajority• •
Man Smothered—Killed' by '
- - " Vidal •
(.87 Teleintahtotiarrittaimuli clammed(
CLN o l34` l 4(rxi Efernggk i na rn id
13clilidrnan was smothered in a 4irlvy vault
last night from the eilbets.ofihrifirets.
, 21A'manaiamed .Boyd, ; en of the
.111cirletta and, „ Cincinnati ~'..umarpw, was
Wiled' by lightning at 'Zambia
.I, o ;d a y;
A young man onametti Darlitip e fen forty
feet frowan abutment ' of the L kli f near
-FrankfOrt, Hy.; ,111 18 - 'nnirning, i eFushing in
his.akull and killin g =hiln instanii34
••• . ' i
An Old . WV Sun - opited
r
Annan
(By Teleinspb to tti te:
Mug holniek waa burned Muni anntning, and
Man pir.a Xiigrpfun, .nldnity,„-woman.
thti'd
5 .11 NOMA Bliatkit. _
Tekesnpl4 SP, o.4AgatkliTf4 (past" 4
iIFFALO. July t. - .7 - itepeltdst- r B7 , ' POO 'bus
rift le at, 04,000 bus' t ,enti.-118,006 - bits oats.
shitnnently-42 . .buitatnamat, 40,000 bus
corn, 10,000 bus oats. rAnigActirßPlthaiged.
Flour dull. Wheat; tinve.rs 111, for
No: 24 Printil Venni( orm* h' 1141 e do
ntsaLa.CorodUlli : Tai tikstilskol3ll l o2X) bus
2 & l i triaB,.v bus No.
VW:Word. - vista ' on - the
'spotldid ThettOefriligno4ollllll4lolt. ‘28,25a.,
2450. LartLtßl4o.lllot4MlP .B)4llo3nhuti
tPP O e , } F. / .%F .. b are
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48 Melestsbh ta ilttotkuitttlatettaa
arrp Plt44. lki. Jul Y;, -I, l79Atflit firm;
ft 803 Was;
.._ritits is
r/0* liptoOfi'4s %TOW rishittifthker;
ough Vattolritter at 8
1 4 4 1 11411.;,. 0110hilmeg. Mesa
,11409.-- shntaddirs /8.4
CAB blew . • qt 1200.-
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lt! oilo') mIT"
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