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, . , (Ey Telegraph:o.oe Pittsburgh Gazette;'
. VTAR'R INOTON; July.ls;.i 86S.
! "ME PRENCE CABLE.i:'::,
i 1 Following:As the sabsran a ce* corn
or"
i : munication .9.4 the Secretary, cit'State.
copies of which have been addressed. to
, 1 the French,:and British Ministeuk, at
Washington and the Gitivernor of Mama
chttsetts. rela gistotheDropolied bindhog
'''' of the F.rencb Telegraphic Cable in Dux
bury,. ~ •:. ,-. . • .-
After het the radii In 'regard to the
origin and proposed course of the Cable
'-
Company in landing the Cable on the
' } AntericalLooast,-the Seeretaryetates that
.',. 1 4 is 1 191 dout?ted by the Government that
s tv ta ta tes ig , a , fe aild eentra:l that of the whole t"Tu er 'bje s c ii t ita is ;
hie Stile
With the Government of the United
' ' legislation may be on
i'' the -=subject, in respect of its propri
, /Mary Aghte in aid t of. such enterprises,
i r the entire question 'of allowitrice cr pro
; F hibidon of such means of foreign" inter-
I.• courea )8, under the control of the Na
; Ronal goVerrittient. . The'Cable Company
; not having received or awaited permit,.
sion of 'the'government, either to the
establishment or use of such cable, con
-1 „ ne;ctionel, i' the :Secretary considers it
proper to call the attention of the diplo
' matte representatives of the two nations
. I interested to the position of the Govern.meat on the question. He notifies the
diplomatic representatives of Franco.and
- . Great 'Britain, that blthe absence of the
'ettasent or cionettirinoe of the Govern
t meat or the United States,, the proceed. Inge of OW parties interested must be
•:. ? taken ititabintissimi to the authority of
I the GovernMent in the premises. The
~• Seeretary further states that the policy
- t'Of theGoVernment fti fegard•to the al
ioSsaneaanciregulationsof foreign. tele
, I graphic, intercourse received deliberate
• :colltdderattion fr0m .. .,-Con,gress, and
JAhat a bill covering the whole ;rabies:it
Twee ; palsied In the Senate, -- brit -at
So late a day itilbetesBlollthat the Rouse
of Representatlyes failed to reach it.
- ;He says it , is quite:probable that this bill
:announces the policy and purpose of
Vongress, and the propriety of its pro
'visions can hardly t fail to assure assent. fe'therefore calls
nce attention to the hill ea
robable evide of what oonditions
of nerinismon and regulations of foreign
telegraphic intercourse are to be , insisted
• upon'by-thellnitedlStates.
.
LEST TITE CITY.
The President left Washington this af
ernoon with his Wife and elaW,mn; and
Master General Cremiwell and Wife,
i. 7 x-Seoretary of the Navy Boge r for
°'• Iv Branoh. - .They -will atop three
~ inure at Fortress' Monroe and one dayat
-g
o t May.. The President will beabsent
the city ten days or two weeks, and
(bill return hither, leaving his family
there* ' . • ' _ 4 , f(''''
i Taxes ELECTION ORDERED.
The President toklay% issued a precis
. tiaation designating the - .,30th of Moved'.
her SS the time for- submitting the Con-
Mitution adopted . by. the Convention
which met In Austin, Texas, on the 15th
' Of June, to the voters of said State reg
tittered et,the tithe of said submission.
The separate subrrilasion 'of any or the
provisions is" not ordered by the Prod.
lean n'ASEA;9 CORPUS CASE.
i .
'. l The counsel in the Yerger habeas cor
pus ease had not,, at 9 o'clock to-night,
received any notifidation' from Chief Jur
thee Chase as to his opinion upon tholap
plicagion. • The ChiefVustice will leave
Waalaington - to;morro* morning to at--
tend the .commencement .of Dartmoth
College, of which he Is a graduate.
q:: ' - PERSONAL.
i Judge Richardson, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, returned to Washing.
•tion this morning. Commissioner Delano_
Fill return on Monday next. . .
APPOINTMENTS.
Edward. Ferguson. has'been snpointed
elation Agent at Milwaukee and. Henry
1 .
Jones Receiver of Public Moneys at
New Orleans.
ci
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141
PERU CLAIMS.
1. 'Vital:mei Vidal, of Louisiana, bas been
appointed a Commissioner on the part of
'Cie 'United States, under the Convention
with Peru. Aar the adjustment of claims
• -at citLserts - ialt cikber country.
. .
°RIC CITY.
if
ar
inborn. the ,Detaulter-.-Guipboats
tiug erut.--East River Briage--trauty
Itialotturnits--.Precautfon Agaltist
' , Austere.
e• • .
'lO7 TO gown t o the Ilyebfirgh Gszette.l
; , - NSW Yoars, July 15.1869.
It le "stated that W. )3'. Sanford the
:defaulting Cashier of the Central Nation.
Bank,
left Boston last week for
- d#l , olr, on the • Erie' Railroad took
ire aqd burned Inßeigen tunnel today.
The steam:gunboats Severn, Hartford,
IVtaillooda, Detroit, Colorado and Bea
titre are-fitting out rapidly at the navy
_
yard tiers forammediato service. -
TA steam tug sunk at Hoboken to-day
drowning Chas. Van Orden:engineer.
`Peter Banta. a boy who bad big throat
partially cut kid his ear cut off bye ne
- ~ep, o named Carpenter, last week, died
:Cl'
O. who murdered his niece, was .
• - Swat Monticello,lbili State, today.
thO'Hast Elver bridge
its been completed and materials art
Ingpraparectfor the abutments oath!'
er *bore... •
„Steven Indictments have-been found.
the Grand Jury against prominent
tankers and brokers -for violating the
- The -amens will 'probably
be matte te•morraW In - • -
the case of Fisk vs. the Wabash
Ballroad.a nutither of the 'directors of
~..''the road wee examined to.day in the
Supreme Court '_for contempt. J. H.
Coleman hag been _appointed receiver of
mineteen certificate", mild tO be deposited
there. :Tile: case was adjourned
morrow:
`District itttomer Plerrelmtli bee been
tlialtiarlaed by the- Prealitent to call on
all the military and naval force. hereto
irlireveni'the ddparttire of a Cuban ePe.
'dition said to be about read3'toienVe rain
f, 4l i a r t;,' ,. 'Hrthartaken-ineasureip, with the
m;fleriallifilcialtearyi,thic 0314$a*--,14
go Obey ids instructions.'
==ME
XX.XTV
1101.
4 0D4IGHT.
, .
NEWS BY VABI4E.
The Irish Church Diseatibilsiiinent . Bill
Again B efore , ,
the Rouen of COIIIBIOIIA-;.
ItArda mnendmeete cOaddered and Re=
' jeetee— The “Tinies" AdvoCetes the
.
Saha or, Cuba, to the. United States....
c ' Affairs In ' Prilicethl e ninnits in Austria
, _ .. - . .
-..quicaest-Trip en Record Actual the
_ ,_ . ~ , ...
Atlantic, bythe intasia." "
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(ay Telegraph to tD ritrin ehiPtte•l • '
GREAT BRITAIN.:
• - 'Lucre July 4.'-.4/idnreir."-.riljthe
-41cfuisis, of Commons, this evening; the
rtrish Church bill, as stowed, le...thii
House of
--
Lords, came upffir '6:Mai dens:l
mere' I
„ .
non. wan- fill ° _
attendance ofj
members, and • tllO galleries were
orOwdrei with spectators. /-.
_.
Mr. Gladstone, on rising, was greeted
...PIM •151Lci ch ee.reVithO.„Libetialls 10 .4 d
bTdE4I I I T#/ienits,frtr-e.lorY bench- as 'Ffe obiw 4 i th eePeCi
to the amend:,
meatshid been ituadeO the bill.;
irtimerlt" proposed to` re.
sha i d is m.,, - preamble . and ~.late . 'of
01 anent as ' " thay" appeared
*. the7. , ,origitial bill. They ~.should'
agree, to the unwed men ts Malin/ft* etw
„rates' annuities, to the proterdionnf 'tut
,•nnities, with somas:mai-death:ins; but all
1 other amendments they Ilhould,'PPPOoe•
with this single enception.Orthe great or
the half lien private bonehankinatinghlr
before 1668. ''.. •' • ' • -
..' -
Mr. D'ltrifelt followed . Re idiliC ,
ur
bg
although th e , aratit , _ , Prilloilffilit ,Ilf t
bill ' had. been- repeatedly .. '- . s
there hat -- beettlittia - diseusakin ..en
/details of its provisions. He km _ that
thenntenduniateleadei-in • thir '.44
- Lcirds"-would iffgelye - the Cli M fAi
oration of' the •Coltimorus. ' 1••..„,
Mr. Gl a d forel - .tliettillloved, that' .
House . L dissiffibs- . to.'thit;.- pros le'
I s
as amended. He thought the concur
rent endowment which the Lords
'had In view, a very digeient scheme
from that of Mr. tt, which contem
plated an establish d Catholic church.
side by side with the established church,
and under State control. tnacorrenten
dowment, as ,'now unaerstood, • was
totally %mimed to the - principles of
the bill, and was of ' such • a char
acter as to be entirely opposed to
the spirit or the:. time. If' me' Rouse
could, be induced to agree to it, it was
certain that tha, country , ettrinalally largo
constit neuoleseasenictittever-ItatettiOn li,
, Ho
areffitgly affiropated the appropriation
o? the surploiands as Originelly pro.
posed, with a • proviso. reserving to Par
iiament the ontrolpver these, f
- -Mr.-Memel/ thought the thane ought
to agree to the amended preamble. He
asserted that the House of Lords did not
desire the reservation of the surplus for .
the purposes of conourrent'endowment,
and indicated the plan for its.appropria
tion. He hoped the House would pre
vent such a waste of 'public fends, and
not allow them to be dealt with in. this,
loose and vague manner.
Mr. Ball, member for Dublin trniver
city. thought the restoration of the orig
inal preamble would be fatal to many
advantagea secured to the church by the
Lords. . •
Mr. Bright admitted that at a, former
time he had proposed something like the
present scheme of • concurrent endow
ment, but he declared tjiat the public
fading watt now totally opposed to relik
ious endowments. and no Ministry would
'oe able carry such a scheme. - He felt
that all the plans, save the one orig.
lastly proposed by the
_bill, were so full
of difficulties that It would be idle to
Meows them. • • ~ -
Sir Roundel! Palmer raid, although.,
not a supporter of concurrent endow
ment, he considered that , under the eir
ounastiuic4 grahts for residences to filer;
grinen of the great .majority could net
be refused out of that fund, which, con
trary to his ideas, they had declared was
wrongfully taken from the ' great
majority and used . for the 'religious
purposes of the minority. Unless some
proposal of this kind was agreed to, they
would never establish religious equality,
or satisfy the expectations of the Irish.
They should not allow their anti•Clithe j lo
Prejudices to refuse this small.-boon to
the great majority.
The House then divided, and the
amendment of the House of Lords with
respect to endowment ;was disagreed to
by a vote of 846 against =2. Msjority
for the government /24. ,,
The amendment in regard to the an.
proprlation of the surplus fundetras also
disagreed to by a vote of 246 against 164
-Mr. Gladstone then moved tbe resters•Li
tion of, the original .date,`..namely. th
dna day of January, 1871, for the dilate.
lutlon'of tho •legislitiv* union: between
the Churches of. England ; and /rebut&
.and after some diacussien the date -was
-restored without a divisiou. . . '.ll
The H uns ethenadjourned.--- • '
1 4 0 2 1 ,401 4 1.1 - 410 y.,, 14: -There is reliable
authority for stating that the offer of the
Glebista G'atitolieledeathetfit,will ',baize.
specitfullY deolined by the Chureh l r . onthe
grounds.. drit4,-teat ltgli optinied tO non
discipline of ,
ibe Chnicin secondly,
that the proposition inunfair and inieli-
Latest News from Cuba. _ defeat asn,just equalization between the
LB. Tsieinapa to the /Inflam?' oareste“ _ • religious totdinghdles of Irelaniii;ecinsid-
HAVANA, July 15.—Gen. Behavenia, Gr in g o the disproportion of inetubers;:
President or the Havana Railroad, has even ft it-were admissible utider the
been arrested and will sail for Spain t 0... Church's regulation. , -_ II ' .
Morrow. •;T 1 : ' I. • .
.The Royer -Cork ;Weil Web and•the
Notaries have received orders not to Royal yetnixo e n ne Ireland, tendered
record sales . or 000 ll 000 sed ~Prorgolikro: hospdaihteste.the. owner Or thOannt-.
certain . districts,' as a preeintionary
le
and his friends during their stay at
Measure to prevent Its destruction byte' 'QififidfillttiVritrThir'Thlettlielerleft: illairt„
..rebsla. , • -,• - • -2 , ' -'
, evehrhit he Erevro;.). Tl;ertfoertion woloo„
`l._ Thu 'volunteers last ' night serenaded the American sailors feet witn- ha heel
rilL•gerzerlt, Panto and Laos. -' ' "eriffinsiastie.. • - '•: -'-• -.- ..` ` ''''
i• T h idertiotintengagenignits are relent ed. - •"' LIWDOW: altt&A r -Atini t tiWeil, in 'atiinkr
10 *Mott the, rebels were defeated. No thee on the Cuban question,%tyn:lTtier
Ilsillolffittlitli'd Riven/ ' . : t: prograsstirlipaintowertjanandightened
commercial policy will soon become a
!Merin 'at •Itatitingdell. Pa.—ff wail men necessity, and' with a More liberal tariff
P" wniii • • .--1... A :" V o r tits#l4l f;4 l 4 o l4. - 41016 1 40 0 / 11.
• HUNTINODOI4, July 15.--A terrine p nisei() compete Wit • AineriCaM and
storm raged here yesterday afternoon. she be, unabil anx,ionger,to.MMlOP6
Two men, named Barney Farrell and' , • Ilse the enarketsor the.Andliant:l_lllindir,
'Corlitioltui(D4ov, - , Whilst 'tutting under a these circumstances, Cuba will become
einicitti m s s odd wharta mile fiointown, utak* 24 ;•ledtatio illVprlde alone.. Can,
were i2atlinned by the- - 4 114tffltig, and lead her to hold On tnt-te crisp !
falling loritirtr I nto = the canal were ion which is ...;ffisputed In the' teeth:
drowned. Daring the storm a smoke • of,the best
. 61 pahhfirlrehignv(iejt.; PAM':
house in ` the eastern and a . stable to the,lnj er streintoll a re
eoriVitiondthat
weetern part of the town ' were etriole i hy 'ne If ti
_Or Chtf,heOtily a qtsillfin'
the lisdattiltig.. A teletrePh -:pole Atli; ttr vlretrortebbotemprevleu sPoity
j os
also stew* and • the 'flesh •enWred the 'fromfoingstict itek es; otigtialinaUP!
, 01 11110 - Of the Wmitan Una. • but ditt no; leettonplays4llll6fitilt thf island Is
&mega . , padded, the riathig - drolsitei of s ec ,
Killed —Rai. B. B. Halleck, •of New
York; David Baer, a Gerinan emigrant.
a German woman and children, names
unknown, "and ~s everal others, whose
charred bodies have not been Identified.'
Wounded—Charles Barr, German emi
grant travellin es', B a er,
wounded; his la th er , Davul was
killed and burned in the smoking ear;
Gottried Graue r German emigrant, had
small bone in leg broken. There are no
other serious Injuries reported. fdr.
D. Wentworth, of Randolph. New York,
was bruised in the back and hurt
internally. John Flowers, of New
-York ot.y, bound for La crosse, Wiscon
sin. wa s bruisid and Injured In his back,
but not dangerously. Jno. Hunt had his
toedroken below the knee; he was jam
ig between the seats and held fast
until the flames bad alinost reaohed him
before he was rescued; he resides at
Waterford. New York.
In addition to the above the folloWing
train. men. ware injured:. David Smith,
flagman on freight'train, 'slightly; P. D;
Schuyler, express messenger, cut infore"-
head and slightly bruised:. Perry Hoyt, .
Port Jervis, Mni. Coffee, of New .
York, Erastus Whiton, and Lawrence
Pedrick were slightly injured. •
Only thole peratOns in the smoking car
were burned. The baggage car,smoking
car, two sleeping cars and two passenger
cars were consumed by the flames.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Collision on the Erie Road in Pike Coun
ty, Pa.—Niue or Ten Persons Killed—
A' Ciergyrisan Burned Ails° in Pull
View or His Friends --Disappearance
of the Engineer at Fault
tßr Telegraph to the Pittibargh Gazette.:
New Yoitiri 115 :-LOttfcera of the
../&•le Railway furnish the following ac.
fount.of tkei accgient ougHo4.i.
aMtadk
Thesthrotto flirt li, ed.
tmta"
A, •
on the Balton to t out of um wayof the,
night OTP I ,III &OM New Yotk, but did
st noKoltlSlgitneinifetltMetife n he
• ruck. 1 , 1110 engines co t ded. r.
tifot l
setting the engine, tnali, ex loge
V et it=l ,l s
Reit sur:
emigrants hi the Sugiadug ear, five or at,
of whole wet-All/Z(4lm
burroteh!ineiritlk of 829=
Fourteenth 'treat, New York. web In gilt
car and was burned to death. Bo far as
-,known Six ;or 'seven
,The
passengers were transferred to another
train and sentlotward at 9A. M. i?
Further accounts of the disaster state
that Bev. Mr. Halleok was not hurt by
the collision, but was jammed in by. Lite
broken timbers and slowly Iletztd to
•
A passenger states that the freight
train, rshlch should harp await ,ed.-03 a
aide track , on the lefti Of the /lad' ibis
side of the station, had Started on beildre
the arrival of the express.engine
of the former h ad not reached the main '
tradit when it was struck by the locomo
tive of the express train, which was ru.u 7 ;
ning . at the rate of forty panes att,h. , st -
The engine ofo
firmly the freight
fl xe train
theta
lug on a frog sd 'it •
not misp• aced. The engine of the express
train struck the station tonae, • to whip!!
ft 'set fire, and then' turned re/dud and
went off the track left, headed east.
The tender went to the right, headed
weal... The express car Went down the
hill towards the river. The Bret passen
ger oar telescoped into the baggage car.
The whole train Was blunt ' . except the
three rear sleeping cars. obirli'd6Zitin
'pieces of baggage were saved. The
freight engine stood locked into`--a pas
senger ear. After a vain effort to put
out the flames with water, carried from
the river, the passengers moved the
freight - cars east. -Two ears were moved
,at a time. Many of them were loaded
with oil. - At half-past one o'clock this ,
morning there was no, engine at the
seeps of thewocident.' Some were stiffer
ing-terribly from their injuries and some
were past all Pain. ,
•At six o'clock this morning nine
bodies were counted. Several distress
lug scenes of suffering occurred, and
there were some remarkable escapes.
The engineer of the express train stood
bravely at his post, and turned over sev
eral times with his engine, bat fortu
nately escaped injury. Hey. tfr, Halleck
tokthis brother-in-law lab Waal not hurt
at all, but was wedged in. His fellow
passengers used every effort to save
him, but he died e slow; agortiziag
death, irt the presence of sympathising
friends, who were unable to help him. A
young German said his father . was
, burned, and when thernipsef the amok- -
lug car were removed, he recognized the
remains of. his father by his watch and
-some coins.
'The &b it of the disaster is attilliuted
to the engineer of the freight train, who
started ont before the express train
passed him. He has disaPPeared. • -
A German lost his wife and three chil
dren. He escaped without injury.
The through Welland registered letters
for Cleveland were destroyed. The way
was saved through The. exertions of
'the agents,-htessrs. Spencer and Nichol
• •
,
Thescene of the catastrophe is in Pike
countyi'ennaylvania, about seven miles
west of Cair's Rock; and about 'ten rods
from the Delaware river. At the right
of, the.track going west there is a roc ky -
declivity of about fifteen feet.
Poirr JERVIS, July 18.—The following
Is a llst of the' illed and "
wounded at the
accident on the Erie Railroad this mord- -
log: •••
R€W, IF
SECOND ENTIOI.
POVR &MOM' 4. al.
AY, JULY 16, 1869.
ought to be listened to. Ceiba is V/3/13*
able. Spain wants' cash, and a purchaser
is at hand. Should the Island be con
vassed, a piebisvitum would re-
Lstilt -in favor of annexation to
, the United. States. The only serious
question is, can the Americans at this
moment afford to purchase. It is for the
advantage of both hemispheres that each
should follow its own coqrse, untram
meled by the interference of others.
Spßtu*sia and Denmark may well
consent' to sell the remainder of their,
transatlantic Possessions . It fa oitly,Tor
tunate,tbat Spain has . anything left to
In the intenudiaaal rid° match on
Vi'inabloton Croinznon. the rinemen or
Skxdlarid-werevidkalotur, Nadi:4r tiros*
of,Entliand and Ireland.'
• FItANCE.
aertwitilylls,,--Tbe French lottrnsbs
etommel2o-tinforrotably,ot lbw proroga
tion of the, Corps Legfebttif before the
rieritimition.cf. the elections was cow-
Dieted., -TbeGovernment la 'ltemised of
ckwing the Chamber with the design 'of
*Ming
,discussion. The Bowdon , will
probabl,f' resumed on the 20th of
• • It iff rumored that Prince Napoleon is'
lobelia:sae' President of the Council of
ietere,
hL Earache President of the
'Bonne; sad M. De Mimi a Senator,
ttonher will become a can
;llitiattifor theyscsuit seat in the Corps.
,Leguolatif.
AtTSTBI,II.
...., 3rtstia - a, Jolt 1 5 . --Several tumults
tbok place this week among the Working.
. then at Brant!.The military were called
out to suppress the riot,' and tired upon
,the mob, kliffttelwo - , and wounding
twelve. The -*crowds :have dispersed.
hut Xteat excitement still prevallethere,
AP.4ll# B *lltholitits are: taking every pre.
ceipp4l7 preyeAtjt threatenect renewal
tr-' Pi t zw: P I- : ': ' OMR. I - - I,
• • ,
7 1 r - 4Mkliois:=4 . la thei Chiles :yea.
=, ' `-'Nsellthel Pena , - intOodoced the
.Or ti 'i •J -end :rentarleed that the'
Cabin* Wait eonatitukid'from a
cha
: ~, .suettalagh the teat.had beep
"he,Goverstineat wee twehaeg.
;e11.:,:_1.._,... -.RePublkian tleiities-rePlied,
" l '•-" 14 .1? "vgbititaek on the Govern-
PlePs PPIM.77 ,', • '
• -* SWITZERLAND.
• _ ,
Ranics;:nly IL-43witaelliend has rati
fied a treaty bf eonttnert4 with Die Zol
lervein, a Convention for`the protection'
of literary property viith - the North Ger.
man Confederation, and a paturallaation
treaty with Wurtemburg.
mitusiA'Nurisi •
s>iip ; Ii from ,New York on the'
71.1t.'at 'lttt r t P.,24.;- 'arrived at 8:14 this
ircenin*,- makin g .the ithorteet trip on
•
FINANVIAI•
. Lormorr, July 15.-Evening-Consols
for money 93@93;i; on account 93X.
American securities quiet and steady; 3.-itA
Wedeln London nx; Eries 193/.
_ P.Lnist Jul 15.--Bourse - buoyant;
Ratites 70f. 800. `
141v.Euvoor., July 15.-Ecesing-Cotton
market on spot steady; middling uplands
•• IVX; do. Orleans 13%. Breadstuff, quiel;•
California wheat Ids: lid; red western No.
2 wheat 9s. BcLigiksi-4d. Western Flour
245. Corn-No. 2-mixed 275. 9d.. new;
29a. old. Oats 3a. 6d. Peas3Ba. 3d. Pro
visions flat. Pork 99a. Beef 90s. Lard
70s. and Bat. , Cheese 62a. 6d. Bacon
625. Odtinnon Rosin 4s. 9d.; tine lea.
Spirits Petroleum 70.1 refined is. 6d.
Tallow '455. Turpentine , 27a. Linseed
oil 811 s. Iod. Linseed cakes, 10 lbs. , ss.
Ler:non', July 15 ......Ettening-Bugiu• to
arrive quiet. Sperm oil 925. Sugar 89a.
9d. Whale oil 405.. Calcutta Linseed
625. Petroleura,at Antwerp 4t franca,
and quiet. Decrease of specie in Bank
of England 41.000 pounds.; do. Bank of
Prance 7,500,000 francs.
Pnaiskvorcr, July 15.-5.20's closed
Brill at E7g(g)8731 . .
HAVRE, July 15 -Cotton closed firm
for both on spot and afloat.
THE FRENCH CABLE
----
,shore End Spliced Communication
Ws its Prance-101,mile to Napoleon.
( tretegrapti to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
PIEItRP, July 14.—The ocean cable
was ipliced to the shore end to-day by
,the steamer William Corry. The cause
of the failure to s lice yesterday wed the
lest of the shor eend.' The buoy was
easily found, but when taken up it was
discovered that the cable had become
detached, and it was, therefore, necessa
ry to grapple for' it. Directly after the
splice was Made, initrumenta and a full
Staff. di operators.were sent on store and
communication watt ,Boon opened, with
Breet. , - .Tbe Commander, of the Great
Epstein brought with lum a sealed mes
sage, Prepared by the Emperor Napoleon,
the •PurpOrt Ofened Which wee to remain secret
Until - Irma op On this side of the At
!antic upon the cOmoletiott of the cable,
when theltiessage was to be sent to the
Emperor, in order that he mightjudge
of the . accuracy of its transmission:
Messages were sent to Francs to.d ay.
Minv .Yonx, July 15.—The Ifera/d's.-
, Washington dispatch Beim, With the
exception of the opinion of ;Attorney,
L OSiitral Rost And the letters addressed
tto the Preach end British Ministers by
'Sibittitry Fiiii;tio action has been taken
by the Olivetti:bent to prevent the land
ing of the Frenth cable'on the coast of
- Massachusetts./ Secretary 13ontwell
not, ~ a s , reported, , ordered a Revenue.
Cutter to proceed to the point where they
proposed , to, hipd. the cahle on United
States territory, and prevent nor is-it
,1110130' Any such course will be pursue - 4.
'Tit:smatter was `pending in Congresa at
'the adjournment, and" will probably be
lilt to that body to settle '
, ,
i The,Lainceenvesuonstatetkpbts.'
,
Iti*.teieranntto the Plttebtryth'Oasette. j
idEMPIEtis, Jul 18.—The , billesiesiPpi
I r alleylttiffirgra l ion Co mpany was organ
ized 'iit the Labor Convention to.day.
1 Forty thOuihrtitildollani Wall subscribed
on the spat/The capital stoat; is to be
one raillion t With the privilege to doable
thcanititint o -lib shares 'or soe . hundred
deiler felfehiMulnteittees were appointed
to uPnaPlitosoriptlon books In Louisiana.
lillitt l i z t i °* -Idlo / 81 $ 1 1 1 Pis Alabama • • and
t it
Ark* 'LGessral G, - 'Pillow,- S. NV:`
_Virot, .. 11 iSherry,and Arch. 4 Wright
lve re,l knetinn 'the 'ESectittee Own:
liilkies., sADoriventlbn ordered chitty
thniinend- boptea - ot their proceedings
IntataL
0.-..iiirl , Aft e ort
,r s vets banketo Uss.
L
ric the,l3ourstatics3:oiourned,
eke die.
LornsviLLE,
Colored Educatir
—distal Com-miles—Bat*
Car Temmros to tee ildttsbursra Ossetic]
LOW/MT/LLB. Ky..attly 15.--The State
Mored EducationeV Convention met
this morning. A petition was drawn pp
and adopted, Pienpori3l4lng the Legislat
tare of Rentuck,y to imam the neceemry
Steps tewarda the eitabliahatent of
'lnnetroli throughout "the' State for the
IStiaamMa occolorod obuirm. me-pro,
seedinge were harmonimethrongtout,
The baae ball tilateh thinafternoon' be.
tween the lientutk,vit, ofuLottiaville, apd
the, Red Stacitinga, Jr., of Vincinnitt, re.
suited* a tie. The wore etood 29k, 28.
. • Robert Gii.lespie, au' employe of Ikto.
backe 'Warehouse, shot hfinaelf,this after
noon, the ball entering ;the left breast
and lodging between "the. lungs and
heart. from the effect of wbioh.' be. - will
Ne cause Is assigned for the suicide,
ST. LOU/S.
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ilahisratree on Railroad Proparty--IRare
, Nagar Raided:— the Heated Term.
11 elegraph to the Pittsburgh 13asette.7
131. LOlng, day 15.—The Swath. Pacific.
italiioad COmpany have $20001119 insu
rance on all their property on the line of
the road, but exactly how much Was
placed on property destroYed at Franit--
lin is not known. This insurance don.
silos of four policies of 359,01395 each in .
New York am? Boston Companies, but
the officers of the road dechner to give
their names.
Some three hundrg additional . hogs- •
heads of sugar weseized today by
Governmerit oficials for alleged non
payment of duty,
~ •
The heated term still Continues and
the heat increases to-day. Mercury 86
at 9A. N., 96 at noon, and 100 at 3 Y. 3t.,
with &clear sky and fine breenh
Caunterfelters , a rrested at Chitlomat-
CZY tees?* I to , the Pittsbuigh Ga2otte.l
einviNNAT4 July 16 .--DepUtiet :of
United. States Mare/Lai Riau:to:weer to
day arrested Mrs: Ttoberts, her. tw o , sono,
and two other persona, -for dealing in ,
counterfeit United States currency. The
parties were taken in the _ act of *Oiling
this iiii talons fn9ney, and eleten Mumma •
.dollare was toned in their possession and 1
captured, at widen five thousand was in
twenty -dollar 'bills, %bur thousand
in ' ten .dollarf bills, and :ttie . re.
malOder in Airy cent pieptsr -or
well executed. Mrs. 'Robed"
,oreg t
etiri V
before the Maid,
~
_Statek 3 o.trun a i
,spdiettutteld blietattgal -O
thenr 1
,to_Upw„ h .
tlia,m*jli her two pa.-
ties were held in three thousand dollars
each. •Mrs. Roberts Is. about, lefty , years
of age. These.parties hays:, been .sus
pected of being engigetin thia . bn.shmsa
for 'some time. . ' -
• Revenue Irratuis at New Orleans. -
Ceirretasraps to the Pittettanta essemui
NEW °swarm, Juiy 15.-. Deputy Sur
veyor Keith was releaaed from custody
today, having given the Custom officers
valuable Information.
Conlawrie. who was released this
morning on 14,000 bonds, was rearrested
this afternoon. He gave bonds to the
same 'amount: A seconi warrant has
been issued for thAarrest of Coniap►rie's
partner.' Adolph reewrle, who cannot be
fo t und to-day. Another warrant has also
been- laSaed for the sampler, Halton,
who la now under bonds from a previous
arrest,.
—IL young woman of about sixteen
deliberately tvalked Into the river at
Cincinnati, yesterday.; and was drowned.
Who she was, or what her name is, is not
known. • •
Ad iitlonal Markets by Telegraph.'
BUFFALO, Jnly 15:—Plour dull and an
changer', Wheat inactive, with sa'es
7,600 bust' No. 2 Chicago spring at 51,37;
7.600 bush No. 2 /Slitwaukee club at 21,39,
and 2,600 bush white 6.lichigtin at 21,70.
Con. prime in, fair demand, with Rates
.50,000 bush No, 2 western _ at 85 - 4 6,000
bush' white vacuum cured at 82c; 24,000
_bush western by sample, abut; 16,000
bush do. at 50C; Oats dull firm at
75c. Pork steady at $33. - Lard are tdy at
19c. Rye dull and nominal: High wines
dull and nominal at 21®1.02, according
to quality. 'Racelpts-1,600 bbler.flour,
142,000 bush wheat, 90,000 bush - oats.
Shipments .--,-92,01X1...bu5h wheat, 13,000
bush oats, 70.000 bush corn. Freights--
wheat 13c, corn 'lc, oats 734 c, to N. Y.
Oswzoo, Julyl.s.—Flour dull and un
changed; salea 1,300 Ole at 243,76®7 for
No. 1 spring: 171,60 for.atuber winter;
26.26 for white, and 19 fog double extra.
Wheat quiet.and nominally unchanged;
No. I Milwaukee $441834; amber fdictri
gan Oarn firm but' quiet; sales
4.000 bush No. 1 Illinois:at 90c, and 3,710
No. 2 •do at 87e. Oats 'nominal. Corn
meal: $1.75 Per cost, &Nil feed steady.
Shorts s2o;l3hip stuff. $22: Middlings 626
®2B per ton. • Canal freights—wheat 83‘.
corn /Ka to New York; lumber 26.50 to
Hudson. Rallr.sad freights—flour to
'Boston, 68c; to New York fol'x to Albany
50o.Lake importa—Oata 6,800 bushels;
m
luber 915,900 feet. Canal eaPorta—
wheat 30 ,400'bushi• lumber 9 11,000 feet. '
,
Naw OR .L2Aria. Jaly.l6.—Cotton, mid
dlings 3230. only 320 was'offereci; sales
of 88 bal • receipts; 46 bates; exports,
246 bales. Gold 'MAX. 'Sterling ex."
change 161 h. New York sight exchange
34 per cent.
,premium. Plant flan; Bd
perfine 26, doable extra'4l4l,s4 treble ex:
11%10,76. , Corn. white, SW& Oats 780.
Bran 21,05. Hay, • prime. $26. Pork
034(037,60. Bacon
,16%®18019n, Lard,
tl i tpr r l9X®2o_Xo. keg 203Q,21, 0: s o .
fi cri 4110011 c, prime 1 3 Xc... lkfolas
se noMinal, choice fermenping "63®84c.
Whisky, 'western rectified 042® iabo.
coffee nominal, fair - prime
16 X® 10 91 .0 -
Cixicsoo, July 15.—1 n the afternoon
the grain markehf ivern ; Moderately ac
Ulm but pricas.were • a abllde firmer on
No. 2 wheat,' Which sold at 81.31@1,32N
seller Jul% earn. sold-At 83®840 seller
.4 _ 4 4 116 t; .Aug &Lig sollerlJkily,"
.- 171 1 1 2.14 and. Provisions dull.. In
the evening, ma; I were quiet; No. 2
WhOat. sold aparihgkit at $1,30X seller
this Munthtiud next; .21.32 seller Au
gust. "41:ini sold at 800' seller mouth to.
'fhb extent' of 36,000 bushels, and more
could have been bad at 'this figure, a ru
mor having been circulated that. the
corn'ln store here bleating.
I i NasniTLM;; July 1 2.—. Cotton nothing
doing,.' Wheat stiffen' Mediterranean
'B4lO xi& sl.l3lsl.l3l=Mat 111,14 white
fb=0 171 , 26 - FARM szttra. tg®
27,60 per bbL,
BRIEF Ti'LF.GRAM.S.
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—Six fatal cases of cholera have oc
curred in New York city, tide week:
—The Saengerreat at Baltimore aliSeed
yesterday with lager and singing at Schut
_
zen Park.
.
enkes Harris, landlord of Herth's
Hotel. Providence, R.. 1 , banghhnself
yesterday morning. ' ' . •
—The bank zer Bandy Zrxll,, N. 7",,-sraa
entered oy tinrgiare Wednesday night.
The
du va N
ult was OWt901181)A but no trade
obbed.
—The change orvange Of the.ratasmarr.
and Pacific itsiinad-will" be columetund
on Sunday - next - , and -
be - conipleted LI.
about three days,,
-?his, • . '.. - .. ' -
—The corner steneota Parvinin....,
.ldotrg
tory, to be erected at Angttenti..unorgiai
by Senator Spragitepwati Imellerdf net.
day with appropriate Cereficinina;,
~-. .
—The Governor and- ucitheitite?ttetitsts,
have pardoned Pdtkib Herrietta - York,
convicted of-secret doling"; It was a
case staibu: to that of:Hester Vaughn.
-
—At the annual.meeting afr the Maine -
EllaturliedBoclet7,.--; resolationa were
acitipted censuring the changing of the
names- of naval veasela •..auttilt..fibep
ley, of Sc. Lo weineleeteaccirreapenth
Ing memlber. - -- , -
—Mr. Henry T. Plow, mithgm. t o "-A ra „
oil, will leave St. Laura toda.tor New
York, whence he, will soon tiall.for - Rio' .
Janeiro. He ‘waa the recipient of a - pri- -
vats banquet list night at late, Plastane
House, et. Lon's.
—The sale of lagenin. Aosinevhas been
geneirediVrestimed, the Shaba constabn-- •
lacy haying received. instrrtgions to be. '
• lent rigid in regard to it..The-grogebops
are closely watcketit and • se,zuren of
-liquors are made daily: ' - • -
—. The COntity DennOcraticreonvention
met at Memphis.' nitinnossest. yesterday,
and nominated , Torn - Vitehenet for State •
' B enator. - EL Toefrosetid- and fiatimel, H.
Harris for Repnesentativeu. 'and It 8.
Sharrod, of TiptOinfonnty,lanolloater."
—A man pained: 0A Wilkinson, LIP'
Piled Wednesthwevening at,tlua central
• Police station, Peobestir. New Toth, for
lodgings, and committedatileicie 'bStuarit- •
dug his throat aometigte during the
Wit. It is nob hued% Where lie came -• • •
1
—Governor Clayton, of Ar
kansas, -re
' porta Shall/250208U bonds, voted bAtbe.
• Mote to the ,Little „Rock Railroad, w il l
*Drily be - turnedoverin the bilkers or
tbe;o6l. Ircanialadigeareceiveid in large
ahipmeatefOltialttrir.ini the ?work oft
it I.! OWNlAtitit .
.7-'
*-dhiiiiie6 findeliiiitene, 'Managua, - -
~- iatioweeirsopAhlb'is- qoach,gcing
nouth-froto Virginia City,.was robbeti at
Moron's station ; tit ' trellest tress,
Virginia City. The tresmare b,ox, -ton
talning MAX)gold.- o f f h e
Parties are noir on Ow track of the rob.
.bers, who fled to theniontatains. - ' •
, . .
—Henry R. Widimore, the Semetage...
of the St. Louis Grain • Aeridclation, will
leave for Europe in a few days on ilasi
nese connected- - -with•the through grain
movement.. The main objectUf his-trip
is,to aecurelt tine Of ettitaidepteamens to •
run between New Omens and Liverpool
in connection with'. barges and steam-
boats of the Mississippi river
—The commencement at Powdobt T
College, at, Brnnswick, Me., occurred
on Wednesday. • Th e - attendance Wan
very large. Tne ganduating class num -
bered thitty.one. The,degree pf I). D.
was conferred 'on Fidratio Istebbins, of
Ban Francisco, and Mated L'7, D. upon
J. G. Rohl, of Bremen, -Gernianys.'.and
Hon. Joshua lb Chamberlain, Governor i
of Maine. - e" ,l -': •',' '- ' ,' '• ••-• • -
- -.-A private fetter Imo tentrVed at -
Chicago dated Atria,,..inne . saying
that the ' health of Senattif Wham- 4 not
so much improved by-his voyage nettle -
Mends hadhopedit'would inii.i --Ile had
had another attack slmilatto thatmith •
which hewae visited sent_ii miatiths ago,
hthough less severe thanithetifi:Hei was'
about to start with Mra. Grimes nag-tour,
hoping that a change pr• air won Testers
" ..
,• . .
-Walker Welih, a . Ittibitiontractei; on
the Poughkeepsie and Eaatern Railroad,
has absconaed wiitt ;$7,000, and -leaving
a heavy indebtedness, amounting., it is „ .
estimated,' to area , 130,000, The tiler- •
chants and betslaess men of all elasseS
are swindled in sums ranging from
'525,000 to 030,000. Tha laborers.oh the
road, near Pleasant Valley,
_are highly,
excited and trouble id; anticipated. The
Company will, however, pay them their
wages. •
—Tha• Conimenbement exercises of the
Wesleyan University at KiddleOwn,
Connecticut, took place yesterday. The
following honorary degrees-were con
• ferred: Muster of Arts on Hev...lle:
Buckley. John.B.,Poote, Isaiah Dng.
Hebron Vincent, Ezra Dyer Witislow;
L.L. D. on Judge Robert Cifitttrl Pitt
man, of Messachttsetts; D. D. •',:nt. Daniel
Avery Wheaton; . Doctor of 'hineic on
Eben 'l'ourjee, organizer'of the Choruses
at the Peat* Jubilee in Boston.
-.A Richmond (VA.) dispatch -mays
When, c'eneral Canby • commanded in,
North and South.Carolins, in 1 867, the
reconstruction elections were balk, and
•he not only inaugurated . Governor Hol
den Immediately, but directed that the
members elect of the LeglelaturelM ad
mitted to'their seate•without -taking the
test oath. Acoordlng.to his own con
struction, Governor, Walker, of. Virginia,
should, be inaugurated itnatedlataly,
and the'tesoaths for • members .of the
Virginia Legislature. should , be aus
. -
petled':
—The 'engine hobs% machine shop,'
blaoksmith and one or two„other build
ings,, together •with tour locomotives,
two of which'were 'dew, 'two "new paa
ganger oars. Several Water:tanks and a
large lot of neW truokil and" other
.. mato.
riot belonging to the Soutn . Facille A. IL,
at Franklin, MissOuri, were berned Wed
nesday night. The building' destroyed
were worth about f7.5.001i, and the other
prOperty was either destroyed or suffer
ed damage to such an extent as to swell
the total lou to. Irma $60,000 to $70.000; ,
which is partly insured
in eastern o
f o
while r rv e Ung to tif E nChe N en wY
Omalia,last week, - fell in - with aeon ,
tenor who endeavored to pass a •
dollar counterfeit bill on 'bins. - -nit
subsequently otitained the oont w i c4 dep o of
the counterfeiter. and tharestalt the
capture, near ..,Idadison. WI in of
two notorionif, coutiteYfeltere, and ' the
seizure of • larvigiuntlty oteounterfelt
bank notes, .plates, , di presses, etc.
rreat z \ui
\be
The counterieltens a were taken
to Washingnin,-anerdetecti" arson tha
track Oche Unt: of the gangs. The ar
rests and seizures ; are said to , the
mosiimportaut"noisideltir several petre.
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