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WASHINGTON; Jtine 8110869
ADLET-IPISIZER LIBEL OA/11E.
1
!3,
1 libel Case of Joseph H. Bradley
,-
i4r :Ist, Judgairisher,was again before the
~:•Y - -..t to-dayi , ,Judge Wiley decided that
.
car
bon% fide-order of a Judge-tau
-I: • be, .imPagna inn-an abtlalL - 0, — .. laid
^ :i though the Judge hag acted im.'
r • ,erly.or corruptly, and that an order
....:43 punishing -for a : contempt in. the
..la of a trial is to be regarded as an
... ' 0 'ir in the Casei4hongh the punishment
• ,:ot inflicted until the case is closed.
...... 7s. bill .of exeePtlati 'or VIONT was
1. and under the. ruling °fine -Court,
All lury rendered a verdict .for ' , the de
31' boat. The now- goes to the gea
r
?
WISCONSIN LANDS. . ....
ae Commissioner of the Generaaiand
ate just tetTived rethrnellabwing
t. , ..r...dbtposal of 95,850 acres of 'the public
at lacal offices sc t nclaire, Wiscon
: 14 4 during the past-month.. Nearly all
land disposed of sold ' for cost, but
;'.3zre was 'some taken under .the home
iterld law . and located with military
Plupty _land warrUnts." ( !lhe
_cash; sales
.Araaunted to f 120,720.
eLEMECnrseIHARGED.
" instructions were leaned to-day at the .
Department, for the discharge of
:ry general service clerks in the vari ,
vzi bureaus. ,or the. Adjutant Generid's
:Ca,
Ex-rnEsintaat JOE SON.
Arraogettients have bion-made for
'ding Ex-President Jobaison to-nior
i.;tenight, when he ;will respond in a .
pu n ch., ,
t'y ' BEYErriIE RHOEMTS.. •
-nternel. Revenue retsslpti to-day were
1841.000; total for - Moil - yearending to-
LY, $158,2879176A1—,
Fitt=LlN, P#l,,
, i7.plosion at an. Oil. Well Torpedo!) Foe
tory—Dr. H. T. Fowler Killed.
•
!K.y.Telleferapivto the . L .
Pittefpirza Gazette.)
. FGAirirrayr,' Pa., inbe.` 30:—An explo
um - of fulminating powder and other
-plosive obenpounds occurred this morn
,
ng about eleven ,o'elpok at Fowler's oil
Iv ell torpedo factoryi at this place, en
-0.149y demolisb.thk,. the building. Dr.
rTenry t T. Fowler, being the only person
;•','lthe building at the time. was instantly
r sled . His remains wilt be forwarded
his -home, at Sharon, Wig., for interzgrLt ,luttnediat sty.
_‘9tinedse.lhurs' ratlei dc.utl— Cento4tion ,
r ' Ca lle d at Memp his.
atette.f.
-iii
Teter*"
te •
the
r aO ttia .— b rt a li prelimiaarr
~.'l l in tinE M Pß:Mf ar• ° h url s n o r page of encouraging
*-
--. 51 ---11 - - t g - u teri, held at the Chain
t_-;:11 Me
iraild erCe this afterncon, Charles
-*
''. ' '' ''''. r hf eelet presided._ The meeting. was :,
6-..- u tr of the leading - 7 la c o r w this idie.
a. of the cOttatrY•;uoTtsTeretarYt
•.. 3 tet was read ,by" — ,.t 30
_,Tro G. W.
--, San Francisco, . Ja ne ' ' i>his take
Does the meeting alrldem
' l , ;? L l . t se on' the 13th ofJuly? Saapman
Chineseimportsr,. will
`•4h wit PrinciPal -favorable.
at, if answer is_ ,
ss JG. Near D!.,
then,moved that a Com m it..
- i,,:i 1 ) 2P f t. flv e g,b t e ap poin ted ' to draft resole ,
tics imreferenoe t o the, smile, who re
- p el ted a preamble setting fort_h t_he a g d r i e tli at .
r es 4 of labor in the Beetawenr " -1° d
- y
eneountered:by u l ta aV holders, an d
'following ittol n aut .tho‘opini
n,.
.. 0 of this
fi , t a °iv ed, That l
the t 3: interes ts ot the. South
• ..-10-,,..tiegtthat-l'a_iegitimate latincementa
14:141—e --
once:to eneetrage the
7.4%:L be o ffered-at , teborersto large
- *ration of Chinese
5t...1, , •a
na 0
1 supll4the
.- hers direct from Chi
51.,-:• t demand now -,e . xts_tinir ha, the uthl
- toa dy and reliable illD°r •
4, :" . ., 50 t t , e d, That in`order to '
_aeaemPliah
.1-''
purpose, a convention,to con o alder .
. .: '-i'' uestient.tomattre a Idea, o f: c a .
l ' .l
n13 4%A - tlid - to meet at this Psee
611tioal 15 " to b e composed -of
.I.Ctie .13th • of , J u ly,
k i 4..., ;ates from all parts of the Son_
_th at . es
a Alabama , Dal 1 ,
' - i • ••r. illy from Chrral • and
/ •• ~.-;pi Louisiana. Texas, A r kans as
and
`flct.t.,ti'essee, and that each county ,
o c i ty
itilig la those States is h w ef: h z i tu iv qu id os ti te nit d
tmAsici such , delega tes
. . o.x_vtrtt teninatrheff tuitions to do so. -
.
Vtri);,'Su meeting •t• adjourned
it at -Sing -Shag, Prison.
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asette. 7 -..
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.1,• . t Ph to the PistsbursS b 1
c 1-
."- . tine 30.—A se rious
k'.` at Silik%-jhb' Prison this
. .'ll.4%it.tit ace r ed
convicts boarded the
ziting.-- *Am
lyingat .the
~.. -1-.,..... ".4 ''';'s
'; - sl,l3 Mili r i Al lit rivtig la t be he th 'cr " _crew amore out
I off. The
'; —. .•,%.. t e a #„iii shoved the TeS"
i t s l
~ : 442 ," fill,*as instantly given but the ve e
S -,,, ',had.get offsonie distance. ' The convicts
sail w hen a showeiof lira
:. :- wi-Itilloisting
f ' f ' * g , '''llrieeint after wounded. and
.t:lit-r.,,,' be 'fell badly
the '
1 1 4111 4/k e n ! . - 'hen the:tails tame :down w ffi lih ra s
i 1 ......, A w ' , litthill boav ftllcid wlth_o :e at,.
Ratoff to the . vessel ana au ta
0 were captured. • Drake
k d 7 - - ,,. 5 1 r i F I , ~" I , , vl t t I 1 . hospital and will prob.
-- r-- to .14,4 x placed In irons.
„,...,11, , ,di•. ,Thif.
___t were
-1 •__ ,_.
..- -,-----7----, Petersbire
' - . 3, /mue,At' arlstabrbance,st .
-'
i' Virginia. '
sh. 6 . ‘ l. Pi burgh diseiti.l
.. .- .--13,-;^ rs-tenott - Its -„,..:,.... ni g h t in
'•,.,,,krati.,„11.0 June le„--i.oun. —l .0
,1* .4 " 7---7 "h r m,, 'lO lean Wyok, of Pew
1.1-11-iia
.is large Republican
4,10 t tie -- vdzigervstwea present
'- - ' l lkit or a dit4don-crf time and not
T• 'i '`. az
allow t s tie,n ext Radical, Pea,
' - V %Med.-o,oos for CbrieerOo . Lve
11!' :- '.. 1 _ 4 5-1 r°
TheiMSome then formedta a
7, 1. " L
ituyieflpiktlie white* Present ,
• I 4t16141., them' skis! with hrialtaL.,,l3/1
7 4 Aliag t b ern'- ' llll V 4 Witile t ttr.ww 1 4'
- qpettrelhe !, Vibitet U t ti t le 4 1 4 is to -ib!
;.-i pl.th the ImPres° l °, ? ed ~. N e i ther used
'love sd ' to their 1:1 i
,••• 4.- .. stud nobody aetiology n
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_.ttantie
7, ' , ' . . , -P - .bus:ball between the* o-g, , ,
7 ;rCindtiluttlilltidthilleM. , . 54 3 , r
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NEW- YOE* CITV.
Heavy Rate of Interest for ;filonev—The
Ocean Bank , Robbery—Return of Cu.
_ .ban EitpedlUoniata Ae; &c.
IrrTelepii.ta tottie-rlilsbargh Gazette.); 7,
r .New Y9es s , June 30,1869.
Durtug the past two days late borrow.
.ens, in'order td inake. their accounts at
bask, have been forced to pay as high as
one half per cent. interest for the use of
hada over 'tight. Yesterday the de
mand continued till after four o'clock,
some of the banks having to remainopen
to accommodate , enstomers who were
tardy, in making up their balances. The
interest' Paid' Air one day was at the rate
-9f one lumdrecl and eighty per cent. per
In regard to the Ocean Bank robbery,
several uevtiternit; which are a apparently
of little importande, have beea made
known. An old and practical mechanic
hair examined the - kit of instruments
'left byfthe burglars, and says only one or
two of-them has been recently- used.
The stem of the auger fotind was only
twenty-twci inches in length, while the
holes bored in the floor are twenty-four
inches deep. :The real mystery of the
:whole affair lies in the manner in which
the combination lock "was opened, and it
is suggested that the door may not have
been locked. . ; •
Oaptalit Evart B. Jones, of Milwaukee,-
United States Consul to New-Castle-upon
Tyne, was entertained last evening at
dinner by a number
„of his friends, all
Welsh Americana. ---
Lieutenant Commandar. Wm. Er.; Van
Wick, of the United States Navy, died
last evening of Yellow fever, oa board
the hospital steamer Illinois.
Several of,the Cuban expeditionists
have returne to this city, reporting that •
they had been on , steam'tugs in Long
Island Scpand waiting to be put on the,.
steamer.Catharinie Whitney, which was
seized,..having ~run short of provisions.
Two of the tugs put into New London
for food and water, when some deserted
and came back to this city. They state
that two steam tug loads of expedition
late were put'un a steamer on Sunday
night,. and it is supposed they got off
safely to se &•
The Cuban expedition has ignomin.
;Windy -- failed, the tug boats Cool, Mabil •
and Chide having been captured in Leng
Island
. Bound by the Revenue cutters
t:0
Mee'ot and Campbell. The Chase
was , seized off Gardener's Island; and
the ()there • within fifteen - miles of Fort
Schuyler* while'on yheir return to New
York in disgust. All the vessels were
-,brought-to--the-Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The. Lkal. had one hundred and fffceen
meri, the Habil two hundred and fifty,
and' -the •Chase seventy-five -on board.
Among those on the Cool were Senor
Alter° and Dr. l3assora, of the Cuban Jun-
ta. The men ware almost exhausted from
hunger and cold,- having • been" without
r fool since Sunday, - and exposed on open
decks to _the storms', of several days.
CoI. 'Byron and Gen. Spear, and their
respective commands, were not cap.
tured, and are supposed to be scattered
about'Long; Island or on the Connecticut
shore. The prisoners are now receiving
Goiernment rations On the receiving ship
Vermont., They: denounce the leaders
heartily.
Col. Ryan has escaped, or is in disguise
among the prisoners.
• Property mysteriously , returned into
the hatkds of the police •by the Ocean
Bank burglars proves to be $142,950 in
railroad bonds and miscellaneous emend.
ties, and nearly 11200,000 in bank cheoue,
,payment of which had been stopped.
'No government bonds were returned.
Voionel Ryal o who we's really one of .
the captured dllihusters, escaped to-day
before the party.were transported t, safe
quarters,-'
IMlliffi
(By telegia;,h to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Pdptannis, June 30.--A - tornado passed
Over the city at - four o'clock this after
noon, accompanied by hall and rain; den
=dishing signs, awnings, and uprooting
shade trees. The:Virginia, lying at the
wharf, bad her chimnies blown down,
breaking in he; roof, and a great portion
carried some two hundred yards up the
levee and oveethe top of one of the high=,
est blocks in the city. No lives were
lost as far its known, but it is feared the
destruction Of property and- crops has
leen very henry,
The storm this afternoon unroofed and
nth)rwl se injured some twenty buildings
in-ctrlous poitions of the 'city and blew
downommnies, A lady 'with three men
it is r . e,orted were drowned While cross
ing 10437 11f0r in a skit/.
_
The lndubta App;opriationll—Attor
ney GeatraVa Deaden Sistalue4.". -
trir g lelegratih'o the Pittsburgh GazetPhl
/NDIANAPOam June o.—Chief Justice
Frazer delives the • opinion- of the
Supreme Court 4 3 ii so f teroott on the t
&e 4
MY of the Beetilie \approflation bill,
passed at the last e gto to o o f n e Leg b ile ,
tare. The decision
sus t h e ei t t n.
ion of the Attorney Ggieriii,,recently as
livered on the 09 11 attutioinklitY of the
law. • The Court say thiy cannot go be
hind the record,of the li+gialatttre.which
does'not show that`therewne lase bail
qUoriiin present *hen tht, bin was ass.
ed. The_Cotirt did,not CoAlder it proper
or necessary at this , tithe 1 0 discuss the
question. , ?
*ow
_lron *irks Accbteniat4l , 4 l kaater Pa;
car rettgrardi to the:r4tatkulttlslo4ll,oe.)
IiANOASTEA June 86.-4 terlible acci-_
dent occurred in the iron.wells, of D. D.
Thonias Co., in this , city, Yeeerday.
While some workmen were Wired
removing the lining from the , tirmee,_a
portion oil the structure &il l earring
with;ttlhe Scaffolding op which the non
weritultilditig. One, a German Muted
•John Elohlerith, was instantly killed, ant
twvrithers Were injured in such *man._
ner ~as to render their recovery vna
It is. nnuoredttbat Schierl • •
fell into the furnace and was instantly
burnt up, 1 •
Moudarerw , Allespinut.—Homithie- Cam
(By Telegrapp.mytiwpittstmraa tiasette.] " •
torzottLiat:lttne the United
Statestttrlot, Court to-day Judge Bland ,
Balbimesplfed Blew and Hjnutard, the'
Lewia "county murderers, -until the 20sh,
of POSobar , The case of Joseph Croxton;'
who killed*njamin Millerin a gaming
ti ouir last A ;il,;r ee ("AWL up in the
Criminal Mart\ koday. Alter efforts
to.impannel a jur y theVourt adjourned
-
untiktra (4l n
Miles GrOenwood, \ H. - M. Bish op,
Fergueon.*Phllip Heyder Wrr
Hooper hatii been • appolt.
petior Cour; 91' Chicinnag
the projeotett.Hallroail , "
to Chitintoolll.
Tornado at Memphis:
4 . I:IItI3ITRGIC -;1111.1ItS DAY, JUTS 1, 1869.
MI Mil.
0.cx.:421c1c,
WS BY )ABLE.
r
I .. .Church Dlseatablishment Bill Con
al en d In the House of Corda—Treat.
• in to * Fenian Felaciners—Ravigna.. -
tl9 ti the Reform tiagna;—Newa
P. quay- G reat Rattle in China
'.. e wee Mohommailaus and Imperiall;
I T Laying of the French Cable
'Progr g Finely.-
, ,
BI 'lelegraph to the Plttsbur gh Gazette.]
GREAT BRITAIN:
LOSIDON, .Tune 30.—Last • eireditig • the
House of Lorda'arent into Committee on .
the Irish Church bill and discuesed it al.
most the entire session.
The Earl of Earby opened id along
eppech, defending
. _the,,,lrishK Catholics
from the charge.. of iddifferenee to_ the
qUeition of cilieitablith!xient: He af
fireiet the Irish regerded it aa an act
of justice. -
Earl Grey . moved to amend the preatn
hie some slight particulars.
Earl GranVllle opposed the , proposition
for noncurrent endoirment, . and con-
sidered it altogether impracticable..
.The Bishop of OxfOrd regarded the ques
tion, of diseatablishusent already fixed.
He thought, however, no portion of the
funds ought, to be 'secularised. After
providing for the Church, the religious
necessities of other bodies ought to be
aided. • , _
- The Marquis of Salisbury supported
i t n he a p i r o i n u g ci s p p l e e e.
of concurrentendowment
After a long discussion, Earl Grey
withdraw his opposition, and the Consid
eration of the preamble wan postponed.
Earl parnaghan moved the substitu
tion of= the words "one thousand eight
Ihundred and seventy-twee- in the thir
teenth clause, in place of one thousand
I eight \hundred and seventy-one, as the
date of the disestablishment of the Irish
Church.
.
- . Much discussion ensued, and at length
the Lords divided and ths , amendment
was carried, anfollosyr: ',... or, one hun
dred and thirty; egainst,*venty-four.
The elauses from nneibera two to
twelve, inalusive, were then agreed to
without discussion.
lii the Reuse of Com m ons last night
Mr: Moore called attention to the treat
ment- of Fenian priboners, and moved
resolutions that the Government ought
to iretitute publio-inquirylnto the. : . sub
ject of the penal discipline, and reciaasi r
cation of prisoners, to inquire how far
political prisonere should be regarded as
a separate class, ind to consider tam far
the severity of paat punishment may be
regarded as reasonable ground for favor
able consideration of their case. Mr.
Moore said be believed a majority of the
Irish people - sympathized, with the
Fenian?, though unwil Ing t 3 Futvert the
existing governuient, and were content
to bear their own present ills rather than
to fly to others they know not of; but no
class was contented with the present
state of affair?. He strongly t oademned
tiletharsh treatment of Fontana, both. be.
fere and after trial,. and urged public
inquiry thereinto. 1
Mr. Bruce, the' Home Seervtary was
not prepared to defend the "treatment of
the Fealtuis; but Wild in general the law
was Insufficient to deal ,with political
,prisoners. The statements of cruelty
were; howhver, exaggerated. At resent
their treatment was extremely lenient.
They 'were separated from - the other
prisoners and not compelled to do any
thing dekrading or submit to any hu.
nilliatiov4 ..,
Mr. Sullivan defended the conduct of
the present government respecting Fent
anitunt and accused Mr: .Moo re of endeav
oring to make 'political capital by •pan
dering to the passions of those Who have
been convicted. - He hoped the time wilt
soon have arrived when such discussions
• stall cacao and no ;political prismers re
main in custody. •
On a division the first part of the reso
lution was lost, by 31 to 171. . t ;...
'Mr. Maguire said it was impossible to-
Piesslhe latter part, as the former Poi.
thin bad been negatived. - lie, admitted,
the general sympathy of the Irish with'
Fenianism, but thought no harm would
result if the Government extended elem.
eticy, and released the prisoners now 'in
custody. .
The latter part of the motion was neg..
atived f and the House adjourned at forty,
minutes past two this morning. -
LONDON, June 30.—The Times corn
menting on the debate •in the H ouse of ,
Commons last 'night, says: The main
consideration of the Government is the
effect which the release of the Fenian
Prisoners Will have. .i/It.'must be remem.
bared that all those who were guilty 'in
an inferior degree have been set free.
Only the prime mcivers, or active agents,;;
•reWain, all Of whom have been eon,/
tenced to long periods of imprisonment,
Alf ..which a .-, emetic portion only: has ,I
elapsed.' The misery ! inrougfit 'won in
411v/duals and society,r and the chifck'
to the prosperity,of Ireland, which cnity
had canned, forbid WAIT release, if jue , 1
tfoereqUlres satiafacitien.'-f-The men who 1
planneAliiand in some cities executed;
murder s teannot be set fren,Wbile others,
whoa* o ff s are is nothing in compar
ison, drudge on: The distinction between'
'spoliticill and citb ,'Otretiblit cannot be ad--1
tmitted in the case men .trbe, with bi -'
f \
tr
'sufficient' cause and .: prospeetlot sue-1
cess, carried out th ir designs witiO
butchery and _cruelty. order was xmti
Tess Murder, when %lay tres=
von. There was nothing con ected with, I
Ste murders committed or. attempted 47
he Fenian, which sliduld give the OR.,
peutoni tbsidignity of intitirgenti\
''. l s,,hri Bright and 'Wm. C. ,Forster h'SYs
"iesigned-their iciteMbetefilis An the l E
.fokni Viub,„in consequence af,the failu res'
: cinhetleituutittee to eleetessin-nonontry
nieMbeOla gentleman whose, nanle ~ they:
'bad PrOlnsed. ' 4 'i ' —-.-, ._
_r - ' ' . ~
P In the ten:moue t o- night; .M.r. Bruce, ~..
alluding to the demonstrations expeOted,
in Ireland'on .the • 12th' of July, 4 ilfi
partyproCeetus-Strarti.'.alwaytt Provasoj
tire of distutnee, and ought to be Prep ,
vented,; TheAovernuacut was deterni42
bled 'to enforce %Slaw' against them and
' breach of the. Pease. ' --,,. ft."
trem tenni= sources states
- o ffered, 'through ,-Genera! -
.to surrender his army on
that he , be granted personal
freedom'aud be permitted to leatte the
country.'
CHINA AND JAPAN;
• " EOx6 RON% June 9.—A great and de
cisive battle has been fought between the
Imperialists and Mahommedan rebels.
The latter was defeated, with the loss of
29,000 men.
, The Chinese authorit!es have offered
'farther • insults to foreigners.
News from Japan is unfavorable. The
civil war continued and heavy fighting
was ruitielpated.
-PARAGUAY.
- Ltsnox, June 30.—When the , mail
Steamer left Rio Janiero on the Bth :Anat.,
, It was officially reported there that Lopez
had propoeed to leave •Paraguay on cer
tally conditionB. Oae English and , two
American officers had 'been permitted to
pass through the lines of thealliedarmy
to the Paraguayan estop. The Ameri
cans were received by Lopez, but the
EnfOishman was refused admission with
in his lines, and obliged to return to As
. „
cuncion. . „ •
GERMANY.
BEuvrs, June SO.--Bismarck has gone
to his estate* at Varsein, where he will
remain until October to recruit his health.
He is temporarily relieved from the per
formance of the duties of President of
the Council, but will continue to transact
the business of, the Federal Chancellor.
ship.
FRANCE.
BitEar - .Titne . :3o:-:-Advices tidal the.
steamship Great Eastern to 10esday
noon, state she was nine hundred and
twenty knots from Brest. and had paid
Out ono thousand and thirty-eight knots
of cable. Signals
3
SPAIN.'
Mapnrp, Tube 30.—A.diniral Topete.
Minister of Marine, and Senor Figuer
ols, Minister of Finance, will probably
soon resign.
jp the Cortes yesterday the proposition
for increased duties on foreign cereals'
was rejected by a large majority.
MARINE NEWS.
•LONDONDERRY. June 30.—The steam
ship Ottowa, from Quebec, arrived to
day. r
SOUTILOtrrox, June 30.—The steamer
Bremen, from New York, has arrived-
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON, June 30—Evening.—Consols
for money at 9234; account, 82%@83;
Five-Twenties. 80X; do at Frankfort,
86_,V; Eiies, 19X; 111in01a,,95..• •
Livanpoot., June 30.—Cotton active;
sales of middllng'uplands at 12%@12Xd;
Orleans at 12X@I2X; sales of 18,000 bales.
Prnsdstuffs are firmer. California white
wheat at 9a lid; red western at 8s 13d.
Flour sitins 6d. Corn atlas for old, and
Z's 6d for new. Oats at 3s .Id. Pork 99d.
Beef 00s. Lard 71s 6d. Cheese 68a.
Lortumv,.• June - 30.--Tallovr 445 3d.
Sugar (inlet. Linseed Oil £3l 155; Lin
seed 615 6d. Petroleum at tuatwerp 493 f.
Cotton at liftTre 148 f. • _
• niriu-NlaronT, June' 80.—Bonds 86S@
Pears .' Jun 30. Bourse. steady.
Rentea - 70f 40c..
. ,
Custom Souse/ Frauds at New Orleans.
illy Mania' to /the Pittsburgh Gszette,)
Nim OimEstis, June 30.—Collector
Caters , investigation info Customs
intuits has resulted in the seizure of , a
large, quantity of augai 'lielonalog to
Avyust E. Conteenie et, Co., and, placing
"under' surtieillanee the' entire stook of
imported sugar In bond in the city,
amounting to 17,060 boxes,' 3,167- hogs
beads,l33 thirces and ;69 bbla. The in
'vestigation hordeveloped an extensively
organized system of defrauding the Rev-.
enue. by.false invoicea, weighing, itc., is
which merchants avid a number of Cus
toms officers are implicated.
President Grant at Baltimore.
r ByTeleirspn to the PT,thurgtt Uazette.y
Bettalmoup, Attie 30.—PEesident Grant
and a diatitigniehed- party to-day visited
the workshops Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, at MoUnt Clair , and their
European wharyea at . Lociiat Point. - He
subsequently_ embarked on; the fateam
/3altimore for a; trip probably as far ,
as riAireas Monroe. He will return to-
morrow. .
The Presidential party returned after
proceeding twenty, miles own the bay,
and President Grant left i Washington
this evening.
Gettyabarg,Dedication;
(By Tejegisitni-to the Pittsburgh past tte.]
Girrysittrnia„ Fa., 'Julie '3o..General
Meade:and Staff and 'Philadelphia City
'Connell havehrrived to attend the dedi.
'cation cereinntilell. - : Several Governors
are here, including Fairchild, of Wis-
-.- Acidulation Markets: by Telegra p h .
Cluesito, June 10.—The grata market
at the open board tide! , 'afternoon was:
and,', higher, ,' tro...,2Anring WheiV
selling ; at $1,201‘01,21%, aeller,Jnly and::
.oti,spot closeduo at Abe outside Agora&
No.. 2 corn 'sold' at 673;(t68)C'aeller Juiv r ,
blosing-tirni:' Other grains are neglected:,
Provisions dtill. . In` 'the 'evening 75,000
bushels 'No. 2' 'wheat told at 111,22@1,25:
oath and-teller' Jnly r , find closed at'111......
223{ . seller: Jtils , , ' with ,- lli,Mi'l bid for
ronntilOte on apot which is an advance
of lie since olose. of 'Change. No. ,2 corn,
sold,at 68No, :seller July. _ _ , • : -:,
-., '.ooiicoo,:llitka,.3o. 7 tglour d ull and tin
etillnk,ed.-,.. t Nniletr, N 0.6 „lilliwati..
.i i
100 ; 0 0 143 4 t'llli4o. -- %;i4 . .' , ; sales
",14700brtekilia rieitsit.Silo;t2, ;i 1 obtioNei
Val.s2 4 :Vii&N s ,'Zlik Ito, 'ltytiViciietive '
nrip47B:olsrittiV..o%.;*'l,o; -
,':!r..;,6 , ',rt.. •+'' ~ : tvi. , :i • ; , - 1 , T ': , .r; 0 ;-' ' -
717 it " .41 4...i - '. 3 14Pe , r I-*•••47oitOli
:kelt Yr diAlia naWfwallo;ciiea, 880-
i thilativieiitditla j ffl ba les. "Flour. 41111-.91
`S B . 7 BlWit. - .00rn,
_'Whifei r ill,os." - Oata .
Tie. , Porklaf t 7s.' Rutin 15e1)180a.. I,.ard .
'unithsalirodt:.' ,
__ , .Bugar.'noming. "Whielty;
;1. - Conroe .4011..,
_ .. ~
- islonmer:VWSo.•;-Cotton quiet and;
V, at") alio - 4 reel:110W , 18; • ex,Portes " 9
1 .; Flour - anti and ntaninal.., Wheat;
'mar at 8.48 8 01.5 0 : ;Corn -firm at
"Oats inactive ae76. IficA prime
\ 430
Bran dull at 21. Pork weLk
ti .. tirrit. .',..Lard - SI@PI
‘
'Cleat Sides isyrsiosat N
,
angv,
;new.et
,80011. \%.
.0121025 .4 43 _
at .W 14,25.. )
Shoulders 14 ,'g
2034 for choice, '. , ,_ 7 , . „..,
DErritorr t Julie, 80.—Plour doll and ,
'drooping., 3iTherstsknahanged, with , tho
demand limile4; • ••%/ o ad• estra white
1111871 Am. ii do. . 4145 ®1.52i , No. if.do.
Ak r.),
g 1,82. VOrn - very wards t 800. Otts no.
till it OT, i l r:e l- (1
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BRIEF TELEG.BA3I
•
—Efforts to resuscitate Niztiatnal -
Intelligencer are yet unsuccessful.
-;:kitn'.eartiivake shock occurred at;
Victoria, Vancouver's Island, Jvne 26th.
—Frederick's liquOr store, 'at Cin- 1
cinnati, took fire last night. Total dam-'
age 135,004 k
•
—A portion of the snow sheds on the
Central Pacific Railroad, near . ppigrant
.
Gap, has been destroyed by Hie..
• . —The proprietors or ' four gambling
houses in Washington, D. C., have
been arrested and held for trial. • •
—Th •pnibibitory law in Masswintsetts
goes into effect to-day, forbidding the
sale ofsalcikolic liquors, ale and lager.
—The California State Fair opens Sep
tember Bch. Twenty thousand dollars
are offered in premiums. .
—Accounts, from all quarters of South
Csiolina represent the cotton crop, both
upland and sea island, extremely prom
ising. I
—Hop. Ira Harris, while attending the
meeting of the Alumni of Union College,
New 'York, on A Tuesday, was attacked
with paraljaii. ' '
—.T. B. Crockett and WiGiam 14xner
have been nominated by the California
temocracy sal candidates for Judges of
the Supreme. Court. ',
—lion. Johri A. Griswold is said to be
at the head of In enterprise to , transport
cosi Ifrom Pennsylvania 'to Albany, N.
`Y.; vilt the Sudquehanna salirosui '
—George Harding was killed last night
by the ten o'clock express , train. On' the
AlAttle ttoad, near Deerfield; Ohio.
Re was intoxicated and walking on the
track. ,
—Five laborers at the Hoosai - tunnel'
were yesterday accidentally precipitated
eighty feet ,to the bottom of the central
shah. 'lwo-were killed instantly and a
third mortally wounded:
--At a meeting of the stockholders of
the ,Neer York Central Railroad Com
pany, yesterday. -238,1311 t shares voted
In favor of giving authority to the direol
Mrs to issue stock in exchange for inter
est cettilleates. l There Were no adverse
votes. •
—Hon. E. W. Keys. Deputy Superin
tendent of the New York Bank Depart
ment, publishes a long argument. review
ing and controverting the opinion of 11.
S. Attorney General Hoar. that National
Banks cannot be converted into State in
stitutions.
—Gen. Dix is reported as saying that
President Grant', has fallen into the hands
of the politicians, and though he may
mean well he cannot resist the influence
around him. His appointments have
been disappointments, and unless he re-'
trieves himself soon his ruin is accom
plished.
—A. Denver _dispatch states that two
hiindred thousand cross-ties foltheDen-'
ver Pacific Railroad have been floated
down the Cache le Pondre river, and that
one hundred thousand more are coming
down. The contract for the ties for the
first elity-five miles of tiol s rallread will
be completed 'July sth.
-Gen. Canby writes a reply to the let.
ter of, B. W. Gillis, ,of the Richmond
I State Journal containing WO/argument' to
sustain his position in' requiring mem
bers of the to take the iron
clad oath. He contends the Reconstrue
tion acts require it, and he is acting in
conformity with all precedents in en
forcing.it. • ,
—Edward B. Ketcham, the forger,
I was broUght" before Ridge 'Barnard, at
New York, yesterday, on a writ of
habeas 1 corptith' The release oft the pries-
Onir *is claimed on „the ground that he
was sentenced . for an offence.not charged
in the indictment.' Fiom remarks made
by theludgeat is generally thought be
' will discluirgelKetentim. - • ,
'lnformation
f fro m the principal grain
diatricts of California indicates that the
crops though large, are
• below the aver
age yield per ene. A considerable por
tion, either through thinness or rust,will
not pay to harvest.:
.; in Oregon the crops
are 'greatly. in - excess of any_ previous
year,-except in the Walla-Walla region..
—A large Republican meeting was held '
in the Park, at. Richmond, Va., :Yester
day. A white , Republican; dissented,
from cue of the speakers, when the : ne ,
groes beat him severely. He was finally,
rescued by the police: 0.. ,C. Walker,
the Conservative candidate for Governor,
arrived last" night; :was serenaded • and
made a speech:' -=-
apt. Jamesßoberti, United, State
Deptity Marshal, in attempting to enforce
the Revenue laws uplin Ja-k 'Rnnold,
pe die r t s i l li s e te r n i t n ly K re no es x t co od un b t y y. R H u e no nt i n d c an ky d . a:l4B mi
confederates, who resorted to aims:
Roberta defended himself and inflicted
probably fatal wounds upon Runold, who .
was carried off by some of his associates:
.
—M a meeting of the stockholders of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Company, at Chicago yesterday,
the Abliovting named'perisons were-iman
' 'utensil elected directors for the,Onsuing
year: Brastits Corning,.Jamee-P; Joy; C.
- 18."Cidttni, Jahn C. Green, N. Thayer...l ! .
I lla:Vorbef, 4 W.5." Bartlett; J. Wilßrookeh
'Hebert - Troalieib, Wm. • Booth and T;
`Dawson. '- -I - . i • ,-- -
... , . ,
' —Recently successful experiments
have been made in. San Francisco With
the working model of an 2Erial rsviga-
Mon Machine. It not only ascended into
air, but was propelled any- required
direction by machinery. It ii of a capac
ity to carry eight or ten persona, beihg
oenlitructed for the pnrpo. of _making a'
trip to _ New York. , ' ThsieVenter la eon-
Went the trip can be etre in twenty-
Iburheuts: , :-- ,' ' --- ,
• .2.Fatriteld'a Trade. of NOWtork, 'yes
terday shiPped 1410 4 nve thin' of western
britttir tbr flan FravoietetiOrkeithe Pacific
„Railroad, to be dedl/ered in Sin Francis.
co in tandays..sed •lis'alfgood ailildkloll ,
se ...beau iertiCticage.., This. firm has„
iblppedlargeAlientitles•Of - batter fro&
New „York. VIS the Isthmus., but will .
cerise their Am, should, Ude , expo:l7
men; ducceses of winekthm c a n luara !
13 03 0,4 00 V ,„ ~. 4; ... •- , '-,
-401. Nelliii et SavektWist*lled/0 11-
TuesdiYeverung, near winimao staL4o.ol,.
Ludismr.cri the line of Colunahl* Ono
gosanAbidjanapolis Central Rallros‘by
a valnentier:tritin going east, Mrs.litair4
ilra- `ICU his' many years a' reandeint of
Oftgri;`,and moved 'so Whit - mac only
months .I,go.- Her 'husbiour hid his s
llintiMit. off on the same road only a. few
Week4-81 " 5, and illYeteoder thercurrof
Aphysielani She teams' eight% children.
. . ,
. - 44i0V.`McOltuv,- of Missorirlilas in.'
thorized - the 4)rgiugastioxi ;of a. ; :apectid
armed force in search for and arrest the
notorious desprasdoand murderer, Sam
.. t„
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NUMBER '149.
Hildebrand, of Bt. Francis county, and
a proo. lamation has been issued• by the - ,
Sheriff of Washington county, . warning
all people against harboring him, and ,
commanding all persons having a knowl ,, .
~.edge of hiS whereabouts to communicate
-It to the proper authorities. A reward of
two thousand dollars has been offered for
hissurest.
—Colonel Pride. of Nei York City,'
formerly- of General Grant's staff; will
be married to MifiS Mary L., daughter of
Nelson tiftlUman, Esq.. of . Galena, can'
Thursday, the Bth.c.f July. Miss
Still
man was an inmate of General Grant's
family at Wastington last winter, and •
is a`-lady of rare beauty and accomplish-.
ments. General Grant's house at Galena,
which is near- Mr. ~ titilimania, will bey, .
opefi for the accommodation of guests
:on the occasion. The wedding will be a
very stylish one. • ,
—L. W. !Caplinger. formerly . . a mem
ber of the Powell expedition, ntiw a resi
dent of Bloomington, Indiana, a reliable
gentleinan, thinks the reported drown- •
ing of the niembers of that „expedition
must be false in every particular, for the
'following reasons; First,°•Major Powell
expected to leave the railroad about , the
,first of June and proceed down the stream- •
ao as to examine the country. He
could not have - ; proceeded five' hundred
miles, and if be had succeeded in, doing
so, the man who reports he saw the dis
aster could not possibly •have returned
in so short a time; second, Major Powell
intended to send a pioneer boat in ad-;
vanes and have all abe boati Provided/
with suitable apparatus for securing them:
in case ofaccident. Major PowelPa men, •
says M. Keplinger, are faithful and
hardy frontiersmen, and. understand '
their business. •
--Hon. William Gray died at_ his resi
dence In Detroit, Theaday morning. 14r.
Gray was born at glorimorris, in the eons
ty of Mayo, Ireland, July 604 /81.93 andt
came to Michigan in 1840. He studied_
the profession of law there. and on IL'S
admission teaks high stand assn advo
cate and for many years has been consid
ered-one of the most elmnent Members
of the bar in Michigan.- He , was a
brother of Joint. Gray, late
Lord Mayor of Dublin, and now
member of Parliament for ' Kilkenny.
For many' years Mr. Gray has held, the,
'responsible position of Counsel .of the
Great Western Haile/ay of Canada, and
far the past six years that of Counsel of
the City Goveroment of Detroit. He
leaves a.wife and, - three Ilona, to mourn
,hls less. His death; is universally re-
All of-the Omuta at once ad
journed on the announcement of his
death.
Serious Affray at 'martin's Ferry.
'The Wheeling iste4igescer of yefterday -
says: A very unfortunate affair occurred
at Rainey's coal works, about a mile and
a half above Ferry,'Ohio,Dicta - -
evening,,.. ._
day in which one mariwas shot.
' The facts ofe case are these: Three
men, Fred Schen, Jim Yerry and Wia.
Sturgeon, after having got =drunk, went' ,
to the house of Jacob Solliday, OTtit% jg
foreman at the coal works), Scite# going
in at the backdoor, while StUrgeon en
tered by the front way, followed •closely
by Perry. Solliday and his wife were •
eating their super.: When Sturgeon.
went in he tole, Sollidai ;that he had
come to whip him and tha..- - oe was able:
to
to do it. Solliday told him that ,he did •
not doubt that he could. Sturgeon then
struck Solliday two or three times,i
knocking f him off his chair. He then t
' picked npp . one and while in i the act
of striking himwith it , Solliday'a
wife caught the chair and priventeds i
him from using it. Sturgeon, caught i ,
hold of her clothes and tore the most:.: , ;. : , '
..
de g 3
of - them off before she , relinigthdt ••;i;4
her_ grasp, -- a ft er which be
another start with it for BoliiiisW '
.' ' - '' . .. , '•a,
he, .(Solliday), acting in self
dreet his revolver -and: - shot :fitttrgetie" . :; - • , ,
the. ball - taking effect 'in the bitle .. and,,,..,` - • -
passing through into his body: Wrsero-R , ''• ''.
yet, remains. He was , pot loss-in findiag,..'
out, that he was woried*,;itad said te,
Mrs. Solliday, "my. God; Pat shot; I've
done wrong; I had no Ifusinesatp coma, •
here." By this time hi's friends had run
out of • danger - where 'they waited for
Sturgeon, who walked away'- frpna the
house a great deal mote sober than when
be Went to it; _Hie' friends, toos . him to
his' boardinielidifie[iiiitrairef 1 Yfor him
until utediottlassiiituttialitaddabe- calleik
in. Dr. West, : •epf ~.lref „rem' waft _':, .
sent for and iii.o4 'MA' ibr.Wound a-, '.• -
'iverlllattieretta•one.• • - stiffiday went
36,901tti11n tlnring,the . , evicting., and was _
v a
4,4tett,,osrdssio,u,tit. 8 family with
V - hohi• - he :botirdev:' when - Sturgeon
beard she WaSthere 1;015Y-thatainilyito,
let her come ittias,b 6 Migilell her io staY
'with him, and do whatever she could for
hirn;'Ete no one' berhithaelf - vitui in fault.
, Perry and Where 'of .his associates
swore they would kill Solliday before
morning. as hearing this. be went to
Martin's Ferry and entered eomplaint -
ap in s t them. A constable was sent and
brought the patties to the lock up where
they be tried. ° -1- - - -
Solltday gave.hlinaelf-iipsto the proper
authOritiCa , and told ,tbena;that he was
'ready lb give bond for his, a .
- nut *lei, nothttig has•beetr done :with •
liltel , - ',; - --, •-• • ~ 1 ' ..` 1 11,•,.11.
Sturgeon] ,itia. at Woric. 14 , thestone
outcry :above Martin's ' Ferry:" $e .:I,s-
from-. Pittsburgh: At last - accotiniz_JW.:,' ; ‘ -- ,
watin a - egitical conditiou. ;- : - '
7-
Senatorial Conferees:
The Republican ConfirSes from Womb;
.
ington and Beaver • cotuaties ipjwinted
for the purpole of placing' in liotnins.
tion three Legislative and and Sattatoriar? ,
,
candidate for that distrieti'met 'Annular
at the St.' Charles Hotel where or-
wilted( and after tallotingthtil late In.
the afternoon , adjourned to moot at the
146nongsheltt House yest erday at tiro
o_eloek. -
The follosing . gentlemeiamonlimhca o
Conference: - washington—Caprn W.
H. Horn, Dr. J. ffict. , Ntbe and I. mash..
Beaver—Dr«.= D. glelannyt.J.l .
Husalt, ,Esq.vand,Capt. Iltelt r Akgems.fi- ,
"'Tele felididates for Senates, sr.o.ldriL/
Notreaelten, df Washitigurni and DID
J.S...Stitani of Deaver co unt y
Ptinknallt ,to. adionfnmfkototko
fereeirmet at. ten o'clockYesterds7 and; '-
succeeded In the ' aeleetion tfeloeluidi— , -:
datester Assembly, coo fro m - I,lOMb. jr=l., ,
ton and one. from' BooYert , lift
they - adjourned to meet at Dile! -
month& ziOnltteas sry Dr%) l /..;
Stied( ors, Of Ileavery,andiS.
tan; of' Washington.. i'icf;•4lol;that the
oonftrebelvereleiteieiottleill, slight at
the St, Charles; 70019 Xottfliffikt as ryrr.
could ascertain, had arrived al 'no scot
elusion as to the Velstelnict
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ME