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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS, June L.
sUsAR-Wih limited receipts and steady demand at
the ruling rates. prices have been well maintained the
sales during the past three days comprising fully 600 hds
including $50 yesterday the basis of 6@7 cts fair
tofuy fair This makes aggregate for the week of
oO0 hhds part from second hands. We quote fol
54 cts; fair to fully fair 6S7 cts prime * AK cts
and choice ask cts. Clarified ranges from 64GlOI
cts Received since the Sth inst 222 hhds Exported IL
Weeks receipts 465 hhds. Exports It.
MoLAssEs.-The demand has continued moderate, and
the market quiet without any quotabe change in prices
the sales for the past three days comprising 900 bbs in
Guiding 400 yesterday at 23d25 Fermenting and
2d2o for prime to choice. Half bbls have commanded
2Sd32 cts. Orleans Refinery Reboed meets ready sale
at 81 cts for bbs and sc half bbs City at 80 cts
Tor bbls, Louisiana at 81 cts and Goodales 40
Received since the Sh inst 362 bb 600 half bbIs
Exported IA bbls Weeks receipts 79l bbls and 3 half
bbls. Exports 43 former.
CoFFEE.-The increased quantity thrown on the mar
ket has impaired more animation the demand but pri-
ces have exhibited increased rreguary the sales of
Rio for the past three days comprising 5000 bags ncud
ing the cargo of the Grapeshot, 3S02 bags 9xc and
24S yesterday embracing $50 (Skimmings at &C. 055
at 9Sc 17S at efc; 81 at ESQ., $50 1Oc so at
100 at lie and 140 at II Nc The entire sales
comprise 1888 bags, embracing 5166 at on and 9%c:
115O at 104; 67S at and TO- 500 at 1O4 and JOY and
800 at II and \. Landsdae's Weekly Statement sets
down the stock at 81 S4 bags in first hands and 200
in second hands against TAG same time last wear The
lldll4 cents for Prime, against 10G10A for Fair
to Good Fair last week, and 11d11% for Prime
Choice Imports since 1s July direct 2ei 07S bags
wise 81 326total 295 404 against 43 06l the
last year Imported this week, 3,170 bags per R. c.
Wright $500 per Grapeshot 2555 per Florence 9S7 per
Dennis Kelley and S,233 per Rattler-tota % 745 The
Dennis Kelly brings advices from Rio de Janeiro the
4th ut reporting advance in that mark ct with the
stock reduced to 700 bags and but vessel loading
for the United States flor Baltimore All the vessels
bound for this
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,u York
BY TELEGRAPH,
through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 18TH.
ALCOHOL.-The market opened on Saturday last with
sales of 100 bbls Western 95 per cent at 40A Subse
quently there better feeling with inquiry and
on Tuesday we note sales of 100 bbs City Al cts
wednesday 90 bb Western at 43 cts, and yesterday
50 bbls do at 40 cts The market is quite bare
this article in first hands we therefore quote it nomi-
Tally at 4oG4o cts Retail lots selling at 50d52 cts
\BEESWAX is quiet at 30(d)32 cts for bright yellow
BREAD is unchanged, with limited sales of NAVY at
Gu filot at Gus ana Water Crackers at per h.,
subject to discount for cash -
BARK.-There has been very limited inouirv with
sales Of 20 tons fair quality Querctron at 500 we ouoe
it dull at S20GS22 for fair to No L.
COFFEE.-rhe market ruled very quiet up to yes-
terday the sales being only 800 bags common and dam
aged Rio at 9494 cts 500 bags medium at 10 cts and
200 bags good fair to prime do. at 104 oil Yesterday
here was decidedly activity and note sales of
pSs medium Rio ex antelope" at 104 cts; 500 bags
g. Baltimore averaging good fair at 10k cts; $50
oss medium at 104 cts and 200 bags Laguayra pri
we terms. To day We note good inquiry, with sales
Sobags Rio on private terms; 200 bags medium do at
ioA cts and 500 bags Laguayra at IL The market
CLOS with better feeling and holders firm at 9bdlO
cts or common to medium Rio; 10% G10A cts for fair to
goofair, and 11d114 cts for prime Laguayra at liza
u&ets and Java at 16d17 cts. The only arrival this
wee has been the brig Baltimore from Rio with 42
bag. The stock now is 19, 900 bags.
CUTON-Wc continue to note limited demand, with
saesduring the week of about 400 bales low middng
goodmiddling Upland from IL cts cash. to I3H cts
four months Some sales of the better qualities have been
made at cent last weeks quotations and we there
fore advance our quotations to correspond The
serious floods have doubt given rmness to hold
ers: Stock on hand about 400 bales We quote as
follows: ~
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
HOSTILE NEWS AGAIN.
THE M0RM0NS CONCENTRATING AND
F0RTIFYING.
CAPT. MARCY HEARD FROM.

ST LOUIS, June IA dispatch from St Joseph, dated
the 18th instant per u s Express Bonneville says the
Salt Lake mail arrived last night bringing Camp Scott
dates to May 90 The mail seventeen and half days
the way.
At the last accounts Capt Marcy the Cherokee
trail, two hundred miles from Fort Bridger.
Col Hoffman had reached Big Sandy Creek seventy
eight miles from Fort Bridger
The Mormons were all leaving the valley, and going to
place named Proyerst forty miles from the city,
it is said they intend fortyng themselves against further
molestaton.
Gen johnson would leave for Salt Lake City
provisions reached him. independent of the arrival of
Capt Marcy.
The mail party met out going trains at the following
places First train at the three crossings the Sweet
ter second at Butter Cottonwood third at Ash Hollow
and fourth at Walnut Creek.
The Mail party encountered in the South
Pass one hundred and ten miles from Camp Scott, and
met Col Andrews at the crossing of the South Platte
Col May at Big Blue
The Peace Commissioners about ten miles from
Camp Scott.
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From Albany.

ARCHBISHOP HUGHES BEFORE THE GRAND JURY
REFUSAL TO INDICT THE ''sTATEsMAN'' FOR LIBEL
COURT OF APPEALS, ETC
ALBANY June 1S.-ArchbishOp Hughes attended here
before the Grand Jury applicant for indictment
against the Albany Statesman for libel contained in
tain letters exposing Society which, it claims, exists
under the title of the "Crcle of Jesus
After hearing the Archbishop's testimony the Grand
Jury refused nct the ground that the matter is
hbelous against the Archbshop it should be prosecuted
in New York where he lives and not at the expense of
Albany county The Archbishop then offered the
expenses of the osecuton but the bill refused by
the Grand Jury.
Argument before the Court of Appeals on the Rulof
murder case which involves the question whether
conviction murder be had where the body not
found was commenced today The Court dismissed the
appeal the ground that judgment had not been
and pronounced in the Court below The
therefore back to the low Court Mr. Finch
Ithaca the defence and the Hon Daniel s. Dickinson
for the people
fire broke this afternoon in the lower part of
the city, by which small houses destroyed.
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Markets.

New York, June 1S.-Cotton is firm Flour is heavy
sales of II 500 bbs at decline of cts for State and
Ohio Southern active but unchanged common to good
State sS9OG4; Ohio s4.55146 65 Southern s4 5OG4 75
Wheat has declnedsales 10000 bushels at decline of
2d3 cts Western red 1O3G104 cts white lO5G11O cts
Milwaukee Club S6d92 cts; Chicago Spring S5aSs cts
Corn is quie-sales of 1O5O0 bushels at an advance
mixed 12&(G75 cts; yellow so cts Pork-mess 10 cts
ower-sales at SIG 9Od17 prime 25 cts lower-s18 759
1880. Lard closed buoyant at l0Aa11% Whiskey firm
at 234 cts Sugar is buoyant advance q; Mus
covado 5Hg64 cts Coffee is quiet 1O@1OH cts Tur,
pentne Spirits is dull Rice is steady at 3163x cts
Freights are declining-grain 449 95d.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING June 1zrn

~
LIvERPooL-1 900 bbls -four IL 597 bus wheat 10 144
bus 100 hhds tobacco, Al hhds bark tcs lard
2casks whskey, box segars 5000 pipe staves $500
Lhd slaves, anchor.
BREMEN-9Oi hhds. tobacco q tons bark 40 tons lop
wood, 200 oars, boxes mdse, bbls. -four.
RoTTERDAM.-50 bbls. -four, 1,003 hhds. tobacco $50
bbs. rosin %, 500 light hhd slaves $3.50 heavy do
10000 light pipe slaves, s4 tons logwood.
boxes tobacco 800 bbs refined sugar, 24S hams 100
boxes starch, cases yellow metal keg metal nails 80
coils cordage II bales spun yarn rs doz brooms 2S pkg
cotton duck 100 bbs. rye flour. l bale twine.
PERNAMBUco-15 5G5 bbls. flour, 526 bus. corn 300
kegs crackers, 200 kegs lard 100 cases blue drills
Rio DE JANEIRo-4171 bbls. flour, $50 half bbls do
so bbs pork, so bbs beef $50 bbls rosin 15 CPS it.
lumber
HALIFAx-711 bbls; flour, 1877 bbs rye -four, $50 bbs
ST. JoHNs, n. F.-2,l25 bbls -four, $50 bus corn, "a
bbls pork, 125 half bbs do bbls joes, bbls hooks
bbs beef, boxes cheese, Il, 900 hid slaves
DEMERARA.-1,020 bbs. flour, 200 bbls. meal 5nO
boxes candles, boxes turpentine 10,OO0 # lumber
KINGsToN.-1,O14 bbls flour. 800 bbs. corn meal 400
9us Soo kegs butter 400 keys lard 200 bbls pork
dies, 900 shingles.
ST.. JoHNs, P. R-2s2 bbs flour "a bbs rye flour. 60
bbls bread 100 boxes crackers kegs do II bbs
IVY hams 10 bbs beef SO kegs butter 100 kegs lard 100
boxes cheese % boxes pine apple cheese 300
dies 199 reams paper IA bbs beans hhds tobacco so
boxes do 10 bbls herrngs 2S half bbs do 800 boxes
AZ c rice 40 bags pepper bags cassia horses 26
feet lumber.
AREcIBo.-sO bbls -four $50 boxes crackers % hills
zoo kegs lard 30 terces rice 100 boxes herrings
~ ooHes candles 10 kits salmon, 10 kits tongues and
SOUNDS ~ KITS mackerel box preserved salmon hhds
tobacco cases oysters 20 casks tallow bbls hoes
boxes picks, AZ pkgs chairs 10 Or bbs beef cask es
20 bbs herring, 80 half bbls. do, box whips &c 10
Kegs nails 20 boxes Florida water 10 poughs case Of
candy, 10 bbls fish oil box gum arabic box sheet
lead, bales hemp packing, roles gum packing box
emery &c Kegs paints plate speter 2casks lanterns
cases shoes 40 kegs butter do 6 boxes cheese
Do hams, box glass shades, SAT- feet W. p boards
200 tons Cumberland coal, % dump cars 9-'e''
TRINIDAD-955 bbls. -four, 14O half bbls do leo hills
corn meal 95 half bbls do 100 bbls bread lO half bb
do, 900 bus corn 20 puncheons meal so bbls norl
35 half bbs beef so kegs butter 13O kegs lard 70 buckets
do, 40 bus. peas tcs hams, hhds tobacco Is bbls
vinegar puncheons matches reams paper 200 small
bags so boxes candles so do herrings carriage
furniture, box types 10000 feet lumber
BARBADoEs.-799 bbls flour, $50 bbls. meal $50
bbls crackers so bags bread corn 1869 bushels
peas 100 bus beans $50 kegs butter 100 buckets lard
half buckets do 300 boxes candles so bbs pork 100
hams, 20 boxes cheese.
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Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill i'm


BosToN, June 1sThe anniversary the battle of Bun
ker Hill observed yesterday by military display in
Charlestown and Boston, and fremen's turnout in
Chelsea The Monument Association also held its
meeting and e-elected the old hoard of officers
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO June 17.-Flour has advancing tendency;
Wheat firm at % cts; Corn firm at So cts Oats steady
Shipments to Buffalo 300 barrels four 900 bushels
wheat $4,000 do corn. Shipments to Oswego-no flour
10000 bushels wheat Receipts50O barrels -four 900
bushels wheat and 81 900 do. corn.
New ORLEANS, June 16-Sales of Cotton TODAY 10 600
bales, at an advance of II the market closed buoyant
14GnH cts. for middlings. Sugar quiet Tobacco
quiet and nominal Flour has advancing tendency
and is quoted at 81. .25G4.75 Wheat is steady Corn
quiet. R0rk dull at s16Gy16. 25 for Mess Whskey un
changedT ships have been chartered for Liverpool
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The Western Rivers.

ST. LOUIS, June 1S-The river here is falling, and the
weather is fine.
CINCINNATI, June 1S-The Ohio river is falling here
and the bottom lands along the Miami river again free
from water. Corn planting is going and barley har
vestng. The wheat crop is lourishing.
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WILMINGTON MARKET
lime II

TURPENTNEVe note decline yesterday of 20 cts per
Dbl for Yellow Dip with sales of $50 lbs S4 Virgin
$3.50 for Yellow Dip and S150 Hard per $50 ibs and
| to-day of 640 do at the same prices
SPIRITs-We note decline of 2I cts per gallon with
sales yesterday of 200 bbs cts and today 200 do at
423 cts per gal.
RosIN.Sales Yesterday of 100 bbls common, at 110
for large bbls. No transactions in other grades
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
C0ASTWISE.

BosToN-Bark Daniel Webster
10 bags linseei-T. 4 J. NJ Smith: 2S4 kegs nails 100
ton tons pig ironastickney 4 CO.. 400 bbs. herring-T R.
Matthews Son. 10 cases mdse;-Rce, Chase Co; 10
bales almonds-Wm. DridErs 20 do bags canary
seed-schwartz & Dix $50 drums fgs-W. G. Price "a
pkgs mdse.-order.
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET.

Mackere-Market dull, with very little inquiry few
light lots new 3s selling at SO From 500 900 bbls
OF old remain stored Boston and New York account
None in first hands. Codfsh-Receips light in conse-
guence of the withdrawal of many vessels from the
Georges business. Sales at S362 per qt Halibut in
good demand. Sales at 31@c. Old-Stock on hand light:
SIG offered for a fair article of Cod
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CLEVELAND, June 1s.-At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad on
Wednesday, the old Board of Directors President were
unanimously elected
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The Banks of Louisville.

LOUISVILLE June 1sThe additional stock in the Bank
of Louisville to the amount of $780, 600 and in the Com
mercal Bank to the 5000 OOOO were taken up to
day and the books closed
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From the Utah Army.

ST. LOUIS, June 1SAddional advices from Salt Lake
have been received Seventy Mormon families had APP
piled received protection Camp Scott Captain
Harris with $50 of cattle had been Is miles this
side of the Camp. The troops during the previous
weeks had been living eight of flour and half
pound of beef Der diem
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An UnconstitutionnI Law i'm Ohio

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Supreme Court of Ohio at
Columbus, this morning decided that the law passed
the late Legislature taking the power of appointment
officers for the of the Penentiary State
Almshouse from the Governor unconstitutional Judge
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CHARLESTON MARKET

D.
RIcE.-The market throughout the week has remained
in the same depressed state reported It
for the week previous The transactions of the week
ranged at from S24dSA the bulk of the sales however
from 3d38 Received the past week 400 terces and ex-
ported to 1lS1 tierces.
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Court of Appeals of MARYLAND.

JUNE TERM, 1903.
ANNAPOLIS June 1Sth 1858.
No l6 James Wedge negro US. State of Maryland. =
writ OF error to the Circuit Arundel cour
ty-was argued by Franklin and Miller for the paintlblh
error, and James Revell for the State.
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The Flood at Cairo.

ST. LOUIS, JUNE 1S.-The latest accounts from Cairo
show the reports about the flood at that place have
been much exaggerated The damage considerably less
ed
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May l, 1858

Six hundred feet of the HoOsac tunnel is COM
nletrd. the heading is advanced some $50 feet, and
Is going forward at the rate of "a feet per week,
Willie the footing is being removed at the rate of 80
foot NOR week
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The Cincinnati (Ohio) Price Current saws that
dealers in wool seem inclined to wait until it is
brought to market, instead of visiting the various
points to purchase 1t is thought that the prices
ofwasked will rule from 20 to 35 cents.
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The steamer Fulton, of the Gulf Squadron, is to
be ordered home Immediately, to re-equip for fara
quay. under the command of Lieutenant Almy.
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Correspondents of the New Orleans Journals saw
the yellow fever is making sad havoc among the
unacclimated at Havana. Upon the sngar estates
the disease Is represented to be of unusual malig
nant type.
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Police Intelligence,

Juss Speirhes arrested Thursday night by off
Ger Arnet charged with assaultng Caharine Schaeer
and committed for Court by Justice Myers
Yesterday morning officers Shearer, A. McCafferty and
Davis arrested James Reynolds Thomas Smith and Charles
Pearson for dsordery conduct in the Centre Market they
were taken to the office of Justice Mears where they be
haVed IN an outrageous manner, cursing swearing
striking at each other The Justice committed party
to Jail for their disorderly conduct in the street
fined Reynolds IS and costs for contempt of court
committed him in default of payment and the
were also committed for three days addition the Jail
the same offence
James johnson, for permitting nuisance his prem
ses was arrested by officers Suter and Stnchcomb and
fined So and costs by Justice Ensor.
Patrick Ward, for committing assault upon Morgan
Welch bruising his face very seriously taken into
custody by Constable f. T. Mckinley releasedon Sc
curity for further hearing by Justice Mckinley
Charles F. Bradman arrested yesterday by officers
Robinson and Parker charged with defraudng Sperzel
out of S5 He held for further hearing by Justice
Shpley.
Lazarus Harris arrested last night by officers Davis
and McCaery, charged with drawing revolver on Da-
yid W. MckeldOn. lie held for further hearing by
Justice Mearis
Henry Jackson tcolored) arrested last night by off
GERS Pindell and McNer charged with stealing pair of
gold cuff pins and cotton handkerchief the property
Samuel Hol!away (colored He committed for Court
by Justice Mearis.
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at S32S Baltimore ground has been selling at $780, at
which figure 500 bbls have changed hands. The
market closes to-day firm with fair inquiry.
The exports fol the week ending June 7th of Flour and
Meal have been
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The amount of wool shipped from Cleveland dur
ing the last year 4,0OO65l lbs which cost over
sl,70O,0OO.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM UNITED STATES.

MARYLAND NOTES AND DRAFTS
1Vl for sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS l. CO.,
my3-f 1873 Baltimore street
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Total Wheat Flour. 16 16l
Together with 2427 bbls. Corn Meal.
Inspections of Flour and Meal for the ending
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Middling. 123613 / l3 G134 123613
Good Middling 134G13% l13%Gl3X I3IGI3X
Middling Fair. 13x6l34 i134(d14 13%Gl3X

GRADES. UPLAND GULF WESTERN
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story unoccupied brick dwelling, No 412 West
Lexington street, was discovered fire about quarter
to twelve O'Clock Thursday night and damaged to the
extent of 500, which fully by insurance in the
Firemens Office The building had been forced fired
In two pacesbcneath the stairway of the second story
and between the ceiling and floor the same story The
building belongs to the Misses NJ and j. Bullen and was
undergoing repairs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-24

AMERICAN HoRsEs IN ENGLAND.-The
details Of The Nawmarke, races in En-
laai show that the first contest in which
the American horses were concerned was
Il race wherein the Duke Of R,dfbrJ's
Harry, by Student, carrying ss,. Tbs.
raS matched against Mr.. Ten Bfoeok's
Bogiia, 7>t Tbs. Distance, / mile, ,
farloa-s, 10 yards. The winner 10 have
bo'h horses. In this race, Harry won by
fifteen lengths. The betting was ! 10 4
on Harry.
The mex! was a handicap sweepstakes
of so s1vereigns each. Ia this race M.
Ten Broeck'S Orilndl competed wiki
four others. There was a dead heat be-
tween Peter Flat aad Lora Of Lorn, ORR
auda being beaten by > lengths. The
betting was / TO l against Orianda.
For the Cambriigeshire stakes, an
immense number ran. Among lhc en-
tries were the following: Mr.. Ten
Broeck's Eclipse, , years, 7st. Ito,
(Cresswell.) Mr.. Ten Bloecks Prin-
cess, ) years, (includiag 7Ib. cXlra,) 7si,
60, (tordham.) Al starting, The bets
were 40 &c ] against Eclipse. The race
was well contested, and was wo1 by
Eurydice, by Oriana, by d length.
The last race Of which we have any
knowledge was a match between Mr.
Ten Broeck's horse Barbaritz and Court
Ballhyarig's Olympus-the owners rid
ing their own horses. The former was
! the winner.
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TEUS TFEE-

In P'd"ca', Ky., a youag MARI j
lady, aged thirteen years. WAS delivered
Of child weighing II plani<.
Al the Su?ram Court sitting in Cleve.
land las, week, oaffrienI J.1B. Burrows,
Esq. at Geneva, was admitted to the
practice oflaw in Ohio, having been ad-
milted to the practice in Wisconsin in
1858.
A malignant cholera broke out among
the slaves of a Jefferson parish planter,
and in one day, eighty Of about one hun
dred on the place died Of The pesiilenee.
81 says the New Orleans Delta Of the
23l.
W. L. Dodge. of New York, is now
sustaining from his private resources,
twenty-five young men in tie Union
Theological Seminary, at an expense Of
from sI6O. 10 saoO a year each.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that 4 son
Of Mr.. Kcisi, in re'urnins from a ball
and finding the door fastened attempted
10 enter by a balcony, when his falher
~snpposing him a burglar fired three shots
al the son from a revolver, one Of which
took effect, but the wonni was not fatal.
The Governor issued 4 writ for an cx-
ira election in Berks county on the 3Oih,
for a member of Congress TO supply the
vacancy caused by the resignation of J.
Clancy Jones.
From June % to October 24, 1856
people died in New Orleansi and Of these
1854 Of yelI9w fever. Foe The week
previous to Noy. l there were rs death.
Of the same disease.
According to recent statistics, there
are 1902 lodges All 1873, 833 members
of the Masonic fraternity. in the United
Safes, not including those not directly
affiliated with any lodge. p
The indianapolis Journal, says that
wedsing was appointed, supper prepar-
ed, guests on haaJ, briia-a widow
dressed and waiting, but the groom camC
not. He left that afternoon TO marry /,
woman in Hartford. Ia.
Twenty-Five lunalies in, the Zuricl
Luualic Asylum, Switzerland, are vic.
TINS of table turning and spirit raPPing
Mr.. G. J.. Dickerson, Of C!erm5n
county, died a few days sincs while sit.
ting at the te, table telling a humerou,
anecdole.