The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-06-09
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SAAhLESION, NAY 81.
The night express train from this place
was thrown OFT the track on Monday.
Isaac Winters, of Pa, the engineer, and
Samuel Wells, fireman, were killed and
William F. Snead, a fireman was fatally
wounded. The cars were shattered.
SAVANNAH, May 81.
AT meeting of the citizens of this
place, it was resolved that the city sub
scribe one million dollars to tic railway
through Florida, to Pennsylvania.
WAsHINeToN, May 81.
The trial of Woodward for the murder
OF his wife, has commenced in the Crimi-
nal Court.
The Gardiner case will probably go
over to the fall term.
The Union, this morning, has an arti.
Gle on the policy of the Administration,
and defending its appointments.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1st.
Thomas Mexican Petit, lately appoin.
ted Director of the Mint in this city, died
at his residence yesterday. He was a
man highly esteemed, and had filled sey.
cral important stations
QuEBEcK, May 81.
Ihc steamer St. Peirre exploded last
night, killing six men, one woman and a
child.
BALTIMORE, June /.
The sales of Coffee during.the month,
have been 800 bags at prices ranging
from Q 10 93c for Rio. The stock is 49, !.
900 bags, The market closes firm, with
more disposition manifested 10 specu,
late,
New York, June I.
The demand for all kinds of cattle ac.
tive. 1000 head of beef cattle sold du.
ring the week at 8 to l01c per lb, net.--
5000 sheep and lambs sold at $3, so to
$6, go for the former, wool off, and SO. .95
to $6 for lambs; the market is firm, and
demand brisk. All the cows and calves
offered sold at full prices.
PHILADELPHIA, June /.
l,5OO beef cattle sold during the week
at from 7 to Sc per ID, net. Hogs were
dull but not lower. Dry and fresh cows
were in good demand at full rates.
HARTFORD, Con. June 9.
The Anti Bible Convention assembled
here to-day. There are about two hun
dred individuals present.
CHICAGO, June 2.
The steamer Eclipse, belonging to this
port, and running on Lake Michigan,
whena short distance above this city, one
OF her boilers exploded, tearing the up
per works of the boot badly, and instant.
ly killing five men and two boys. The
Captain and Engineer are fatally injured,
and several others badly hurt. Wheth.
er the disaster was the effect Of careless.
ness or not, has no: yet been ascertained
here.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived
this morning from Liverpool. She brings
l79 cabin and number of steerage pas
scngers.
New York, June 3.
Sales of 400 bbls Flour at $4,43 a
4,ol for Ohio. The market opened dull
and heavy. Wheat is lower with sales of
5000 bushels western white at I164.-
Corn is firm at 6Ja66c for mixed and vel,
low. Whisky is firm at 92dc. Mess
Pork is firm at S15.75. Sales of 800
bbls Lard at loc, and GOO kegs at lie
market firm, Beef is heavy at S12,5o.
New ORLEANS, June 2.
Ohio Flour is scarce, with sales of Ohio
and st. Louis at S4,l0 to s4,e0. Corn
is firm at 50a52c. Sales of 1000 bush.
els Wheat at 90c. Mess Pork is dull at
Sl4,50. Sugar has declined to $40 for
fair Molasses has declined TO l8Jc..--
Rio Coffee is inactive; 5000 bags sold
to-day at 83a9c. Western Hay 1880.
Sales of goo casks Bacon at ST for sides.
and 5da5t for shoulders. Lard in bbls
% cents.
SALEM, Mass. June 2.
by an arrival at this port, we have ad-
vices from Monteyiedo TO April 9Th.
Great discomfort prevails at Monteyie.
do Paeards were posted on the walls
throughout the city, having upon them.
death to the present government, live
he colorados."
Advices from Bueuos Ayres state that
iuch had been the effect of tile recent die.