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Police Intelligence.

]. F. King arrested by policeman Handy, for per-
mitting nuisance on his premises and fined 81 and
costs by Justice Logan. Joseph H. Bean arrested by
policeman Stnchcomb for similar offence and fined
$50 and costs by Justice Ensor John Folkt arrested
by policeman Baily for similar offence and was fined SIS
and costs by Justice Ensor.
Richards was arrested by policeman Lee for
assaung and beating Ann Butler, and committed
Jail for Court by Justice Ensor.
William j. Isaacs was arrested by officer Stnchcomb
the charge of malreatng horse the property of Mr.
Kemp He was held to bail for further examination by
A boy about eight years of age named Henry Whitti
kline, severely bitten by dog owned by A. Carter
Saturday afternoon. The child passing along
South Paca street. when the dog broke the rope by
he was tied and pounced upon the little fellow and bit
him in five several places The little sufferer attend
ed by Dr. Race who ordered that the animal should be
kept alive for some DAYS to ascertain whether he was
affected with hydrophoba. The animal was taken in
charge by policeman Handy who also the owner
and had him arraigned before Justice Logan. lie
fined by that officer So and for keeping vicious dog
William and Mary Brown were arrested by officer Bish
op on the charge Of stealing gold breastpn and pencil
theproperty of Mrs. Berrett. They arraigned be
fore Justice Ensor, and committed to Jail for Court.
yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, fight took place
on Fayette street, McCleands alley, between two
parties of young rallyng under the cries RdterS
and Good UiU appears the RdterS were standing in
Fayette street, opposite McCelland's alley when the
Good WI party came up Fayette from the direction of
Charles streetaS they approached they banded words
with the RaherS, and one young man named George Nal
ly. crossed the street and assaulted another named
Joseph Constance, by slappng him in the face, this
produced scuille, during which two shots fired
from pistol, both taking effect Joseph Con
stance one ball lodging in his wrist, and the other
entering his abdomen The Good F party then ran off
and the wounded man carried home by his compan-
ions where he attended by Dr. Van Biber who cH-
tractcd the ball from his wrist but did succeed in find
ing the other He now lies in precarious condition.
Subsequently officers Start Clifford, Robinson Maoney
and Parker arrested George Nay, Walter Orem William
H. Dorsey George Kemp and George Bentz charge
of rotng and dangerously woundng Joseph Constance
They were locked up to await an examination.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

July 2.
FLoUR-The receipts continue very light the opening
OF the Miami Canal having increased them but slightly
and the demand from the local trade for the unpopular
grades being fully equal to the supply, prices well
sustained The sales comprise only $50 bbls S 904
~ for extra There is nothing doing in common brands
very little offering.
Wharf.-The market is steady and prices fair: sales
of 500 bus fair white at so cs 400 do good white at
cts 200 do fair red at 6s cts 600 do good white in Cow
ington at so cents and 200 do red Covngton at 67
cents.
CoRN.-A good demand, and the market is firm at so
cents.
BARLEY remains dull, and quotations are merely nom
nal at 40G45 cts
RYE-A fair demand and the market is firm at 55G
Sc cts
oATs-The demand is about equal to the receipts, and
price.
BuTTER-The receipts light, and prices steady 10
(dl2 cts. for prime.
ChEEsE-Sales of 800 boxes prime at 6h cts
oLIhe market for Lnseed is quiet and prices steady
at 66d67 cts; sales of GO bbls at 67 cts
fRoylsIoNs.-There is good demand for Mess Pork
at chiefly to fill ORDERS but there are sellers
this gure and tho sales restricted bbs good
brands are mostly held at S14.7515 OF Bacon-50 hhds
Shoulders sold at cts packed 10 do Sides at cts and
10 do at ~ cts packed Nothing in bulk meat or
Lard the latter may be quoted at 9&1O cts for prime
barrel.
WHIsKEY.-The market is firm, with good demand
sales of 575 bbs. at 19d19b cts
GRoCERIES-The market is firm, with n continued good
trade demand Moasses is mostly held 80 cts and
prime Sugar at s cts
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JULy 3

This morning at = o'clock, murder committed at
the southern end of the New Market Second and South
streetS). 1t that party of young men, among
whom was Charles Bray Jr., were sitting standing
about the house of the Southwark Hose Company the
lower end of the market house when two young
of whom William H. Smith, passed along. Bray
marked that the persons last described eight
which remark elected rather rough response from Smith
This led to further words and tussle and Bray was
heard to cry out, "DOnt shoot me- Smith OBJ
served to draw something from about his coat pocket
Bray turned to retreat and he about turning the
of the market house, Smith fired The ball passed
through the coat of Bray at the above the hip and
entering his body caused his almost instant death
The hardware store of Able & Nef, was entered on
Thursday night by cutting panel out of Il door
About $500 worth of goods principally fine pen knives
stolen
young gman named John Stoddart, was drowned yes
terday morning at Smiths Island while bathing.
Yesterday Nicholas Snyder, aged seven years. had his
right foot crushed the Willow street railroad near
Front street by used for carrying ice He taken
to the Hospital, where the injured limb amputaed-
The lad, Farley, who had his legs crushed Thursday
on the Baltimore railroad had of them ampuated yes
terday
The two shot at Eighth and Market streets on
Monday night, show but little change in their condition
Carr yet veshs skull shattered and pistol ball in his
brain. Johnson, who stabbed at Walnut street. on
Tuesday, is improving
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IA " NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Hon. Henry Stump Judge The
following cases disposed of in this Court on Sa
turday
Edward Keelan and George l.. Johnson were arragned
on the charge ssaultng and beating each other and
were adudged guilty and ordered pay costs amounting
of s1679 James Cotton for assaulting and beating no.
liceman Bosnian, adjudged ulty and fined Il and
COSTS total $1,000 Barney Flairty for assautng and
beating Conrad Keller adjudged guilty and fined 50
costs; total $3.50 Alexander Bedford insulting
costs and ordered to be imprisoned weeks Albert
Wersham, Thomas Flynn, Casper Rupert and William
Norris arragned for assaulting and beating Mary
Walters They all adiudged guilty snd punished by
S5 fine and costs and imprisonment as follows Flynn
was Jail for month and the others for two weeks
each. James Monroe for assautng and beating John
Bosley was fined S. and costs; total 1920
The cases against John C. Williams and John B. West
were dismissed and the parties discharged custody
They held in custody the charge of being hotel
thieves and fugitives from justice.
The recognizances forfeited in the cases of John
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING July q
The active fall trade in Boots and Shoes near at
hand Buyers from the principal cities South and West
daily arriving but the trade has hardly opened as vet
and we do not look for active movements for week or
two. Some purchases have been made, hut buyers
here evidently disposed to hold back present
and think they will not need many goods usual or
early The market is well supplied with all de-
sirabe goods and holders generally firm and look for
good trade The Leather and Hide markets remain as
firm previously noticed, and from present indications
there is prospect of decline in the price stock
Among the exports of the week notice 1893 cases
from this port to San Francisco and from New York 4
have been shipped The late advices from
ket report particular change. The falling in the
shipments from this side had favorable influence but
for weeks past the shipments have been larger
scale, and no very marked improvement be looked
for at present.
The shipments by water continue to show considerable
Increase over last year. amounting for the week
eases against 1886 for the corresponding of
last year The increaes in shipments since June
to about
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Rose Lamates
The Court adjourned until next Saturday at eleven
O'Clock.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY-Hon VIM Geo
krebs, Judge The following business was transacted
on Saturday:
In the matter of Granville s. OIdeld-an Injunction Ia
ken by virtue of commission in the a writ de
tnaco inqUTeHdO, issued out of this Court inquire
among other things Of the lunacy of the said Odfeld
found him to he Il unatic, &c.-lOhn Stewart was ap
pointed the committee of the person and estate of
Odficld.
Mary A. Schimmel rs. John S. Schimmel. Decree d
vorcing the complainant rincmo matrmonii from the
defendant
COURT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert n Martini
special Judge The following business transacted
on Saturday:
Washington A. Danskin rs. Thomas S. Hopkins-ap-
peal from Justice ljams. Judgment affirmed.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday morning. when the
trial calendar will be resumed.
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The FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TRADE OF SAVANNAH
Some idea may be formed of the extent of this
trade, in the spring and summer months from the
exports by the steamers which left here in one dav
Saturday last, for New York and Philadelphia
lind in the list three hundred and three barrels
and boxes of vegetables, &c, and three Mosand nine
hundred and toenty 'catermeloms.-,Sau Re
publican.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TRADE OF NoRFo1K Tho
Norfolk Day Book states that eight thousand five
hundred barrels of fruit and vegetables were
shipped from that port to New York PhiIadeIn6;e
and Baltimore, on Tuesday and Wednesday last
the average value of which at 50 per bbl., (which
they have never failed to command amonntod ~
Twenty-Five thousand fre hundred dollars.
The editor of the Bath Organ saws that he is in
formed that the premises of Mr.. Givan, in Bruins
wvlck, have been struck by lightning twenty-seven
tlmes within the last fifteen years 1t was on these
ming last week.
on Monday man named Andrew ROoSa, Ger
man, residing in Montgomery, about sixteen miles
from this city, taken into custody upon charge
a having murdered his mother-in-aw and her nus
band.
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WASHINGTON NEWS. July 8.

Minister Forsyth has not demanded his passports. He
remains in Mexico but holds no intercourse with the gov
ernment. This is considered a strange position The
question is asked if he has placed himself in situation
in which he cannot act, why not leave? 1t is thought by
of the administration that uarez, being consttu
tonay the successor to the Presidency Of Mexico the
abdcaton of COmonort, he ought to have been recOg
lied. Others think that, there being revolution, and
Zuloaga being the successful chief holding the capital
Minister did right in recognizing him.
Agreeably to the decision of the administration. the
Navy Department has ordered the Commodore of the Gulf
station to place each side of the Nicara
fcen force to keep it open. The naval vessels will
main San Juan del Norte and San Juan del Sur
for this purpose.
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BUFFALO, July "A fire broke at II o'clock last
night in the extensive lumber yard of Van Week. Church.
i'll Parker, the Erie Canal at the of Hospital
street. consuming 2000O 600 feet of pine lumber and
entire contents of the yard The property valued
S3OcOO and insured SIS 900 in the following companies
Buffalo Mutual s500O 4Etna, City, and Charter Oak Hart
ford; City, New Haven, and Hampden, Massachusetts,
about 500 each About 800 cords of wood in the yard
adjoining, belonging to Mesmer & Wells, also de
stroyed. 1t was valued at 81 600 No insurance.
The lumber in Howcutt X Stewards yard, also adjoin
ing, damaged to the amount of $4,000. No insur
Several adjoining buildings with canal boat loaded
with wood, were also destroyed.
Etons planning mill and Ingersolls paper MILL though
fire several times saved by the exerons of the
firemen.
The fire evidently the work of an incendary.
Several unsuccessful attempts made fire build
ings in other parts of the city while the above
burning.
Jack Smith, fireman. went into convusons from the
excessive heat and will probably die.
The Hon S. S. Whalon, Canal Commissioner, lies very
low with fever at Erie, Pa. His symptoms
favorable this morning, but he is still in critical condi
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FRoN New FoUNDLAND.-We have received St.
Johns papers to the 23d inst, via Halifax Theex-
pertinent of laying the Transatlantic telegraph ca
BILE occupies prominent place in the journals -
Telegraphc experiments have been made between
the offices in Boston amidst. Johns, with great ease
The office in Boston is 1900 miles from that in St.
John's-the time, at the transmission of message,
in the former office, was five minutes past four; it
was ten minutes past five upon its reception in the
latter office. Should the great experiment prove
successful the first message from Great Britain,
across the wires, will be direct to Washington from
Queen Victoria to President Buchanan In the case
the brig Wisch, lately brought into ST. Johns as
dereict, which mention was made in the Traveller.
on Monday, by some Backhead fishermen, the arbi-
traitors have awarded the salvors one-third of the
value of ship and cargo, the salvage amounting to
nearly fifteen hundred pounds, (S7, 800. )-Bo'to"
Trareter, June 80.
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HENRIETTA COOK rs. HENRY COOK.
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL


me OBJECT of this suit is procure divorce rinculo
ndtrimoni by the complainant
p states that on about the 22d day of February
1885, Henrietta Cook, the complainant intermarred at
Baltimore city with the defendant and that She ad lived
with him but few days when he deserted ber without
making any provision for her support that the said de-
fendant has repeatedly declared his intention h bandon
her entirely the bill further charges that the defndmt
has since her marriage committed adultery
1t is thereupon this 18th day of June ISIS adpd ,
ordered that the complainant, by causing conv Of tb
order be inserted in newspaper published in t
city in each of four successive before the LEI
day of July next give notice to the said defendant Of th
object and substance of this BILL and him to annaar
in this Court in person. by solicitor the
18th October next to the premises show
cause if any has why decree ought not to pass as
prayed z. COLLINS LEE.
je22-law4w Test-GE0. E. SANGST0N, Crk.
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Newspaper Convention.

AUGUSTA, July IA convention of the publishers of the
newspapers of Maine is in session the Stanley House in
this city to-day to devise for the pecunary ad
vancement of the press of the State John A
Poor, Esq of the Portland State of Maine, presides
Most of the principal newspapers of the State repre-
sented
At the afternoon session report from the Business
Committee accepted, and resolutions adopted to
tabsh fixed rates for advertising looking for the
of the entire press of the State in the
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REMARKS
ne alhet a cohlhues quct ana hrm without change in
P ,iE vi tle week comprise ABOUT 5oOO
aSs MO III lots AT lo9 10 lc ana 5OO bags 10 to lOc.,
Iof conSumptve demand We note the arrival of $50
bags Laguayra, per schooner Peerless.
We quote good no at ii to IL &C. fair 10Y to 104c
medium 10 to lO4c Laguayra IL to 12c; Java Is to 16c
WHITE & ELDER,
Baltimore, July 3, 1858. Coffee Brokers.
FLOUR-We have no material chance To NOTE The
market continues dull holders are anxious to realise
former quotations The sales to-day incInde ooo hbIs
Howard Street Super 81 25 100 bbs Ohio Extra at
81 rs 100 bbs cut do at Il 81 and 15O bhs Uoword
Street Extra at 81 Is Holders are steady ot al 21X for
best brands of Ohio and Howard Straa Suner 81 o5 Gov
less choice and Il % for fresh ground or N;II pot;
more erronnd FAMILY is saline ~ sz1 ~ IA ~
s6d65O rive Flour continues ouat at eS ~ l3 IN "a az
Corn Meal at for Country and e 10 for Raltmoro
GRAIN-The offerings continue very LIGHT NOT aTord
ing sufficient nducement for shippers to enter the mar
ket which tends to make it very duli Ouotaons are
unchanged however The receinfs of Wheat TO- a r"re
1900 bus A small lot of new white was sold at IiO cts
and quote at 10Gll5 cts for fair to good white and
12OG13O cts for prime and choice do and red at 05GOS
cts f,r col 70 ,r,o III. on, - q ono ~, q" , iO9
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From Havana.

New YORK July 4-The steamer Cahawba with Ha
dates to the 3Oth has arrived No searching
of American vessels is reported The steamers Wabash
and Arctic, at Key West, and the ships Fulton,
jamestown, Plymouth and Dolphin, off the coast of
Cuba. All reported we'll The British steamer Styx has
gone to Halifax.
Sugars were slightly better for select qualities Freghts
to Europe slightly better.
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CHICAGO July 3-On the morning of the 1st the steam
Gaena fire the landing, at Redwing Minneso-
The origin of the fire is unknown. The flames spread
with such rapdity that the boat enveloped in
flames. About seventy five passengers were on board,
ty-eight of whom saved and the following
known have been lost, vz:-John Tyser Holey Por-
ter Nancy Porter Charles Porter and Lydia Porter of
Michigan The boat and her papers were lost She
valued at $50, 600, which there is no insurance.
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Arrival of the Remains ofiPresident Monroe
Mt Norfolk

NORFOLK, July 4.-The steamer jamestown, with the
remains of President Monroe arrived here this evening"
and the river The steamer Erickson has also
passed up. The Mayor of Norfolk went on board the
jamestown when she arrived here and delivered eo
quent address, which replied to by Mr. Cochrane-
There immense crowd upon the wharves. Minute
guns fired and flags placed at half mast
the steamers appeared in sight.
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ST. Louis, July y2-Our dispatches from Leavenworth
to the 3Oth u by United States express to Bonneville
that elegrapic advces have been received at Fort
Leayenvorth from Washington announcing the departure
of special messenger with dispatches from the War De-
partment for Gen Harvey. On the receipt of the dis
patches which understood relate to the division of
the columns the march, express will be sent
forward Immediately overtake the head quarters which
reported within forty miles of Fort Kearney
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Prime $3.50. Lard is steady. Whiskey closed firm
sales at 23 cts
CHARLESTON, July 2-The Cotton market closes quiet
The sales during the week amount to 2600 bales the
recei is to 5000 bales. Mddling fair quotes at 12A cts
The stock in port is estimated at q, 900 bales.
Exchange and Freights unchanged.
MOBILE, July 2-Cotton-Sales 300 bales today at IL
cts Sales of the week $500 bales. Receipts 200
cept ahead of last this port $4,000 bales
in port 30 900 bales Sterling Exchange and Feighs
changed.
4G12 cts for middng Sales of the week 500 bales
Receipts of the time, $500 Receipts at this port
ahead of last year03 500 bales Stock at this port lO6
$50 bales there has been advance of fully quarter
cent per pound the week Freights-CottOn to Liver
pool frmer. Sterling Exchange lOSdl lOSA cts. Sugar
and Moasses steady. Flour has declined-superfne
selling for s415. India bagging is quoted Is cts
Lard very duh and barrel declined to lO4 10I Cof
fec Sieady-stnck hars
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THE CorroN CRoF IN ALABAMA;-The Marion
ALA Commonwealth, of the 2lst June saws that
planters from all portions of the county agree that
the cotton crop is quite unpromisng up to the pre-
sent time. The lice, an insect very destructive to
the plant, have made sad havoc and that together
with the cool nights and mornings during last
week, have proved quite drawback on the growth
OF the weed. The corn crop never looked more
promising, and very heavy yield is confidently
expected
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The New Orleans Crescent says it is hoped that
spectators will not attempt to create the oeIel
stufs by reporting unheard of damage from over
flows in some sections fthe West, on the borders
of rivers. We can inform them that throg ''rt
the heSouthwest, say Louisiana, Mississippi, AZ
abundance of corn raised in fine, the prospect for
heavy Weld of the maize, were never auspicious
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GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET.

July s.
The offerings of beef cattle the drove yards yesterday
amounted about $50 head about 200 of which pur
chased by District butchers at S350d4S7 the hoof
equal to S7S75 Sheep and lambs scarce and high,
selling at So per head
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER CITY OF WASHINGTON
OFF CAPE RACE.

ST. JoHN, July The steamer City of Washington for
New York, with Liverpool dates to the 23d ult passed
Cape Race yesterday.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 23.-Cotton is dul-sales last three
days 10000 bales including bales for speculation and
export Prices easier but unchanged.
BREADsTUFFs have been dull and prices nominal
Flour very dull. Wheat is steady. Corn is dull
PRovIsIoNs.-The market is dull. Lard is quiet Ba
con is dull and offered at a decline.
MONEY MARKET-Consols for money 454.
STATE OF TRADE-Manchester advices were favorable
Prices unchanged.
PRopuCETurpentine is steady-sales As cts on the
spot and at 43 to arrive. Rosn is dull As Rice is
dull.
1t was rumored that Mr. Dallas was satisfied with the
arrangements made by England the cruiser question
fire had occurred at London involving loss of f1OO 900
sterling.
1t was rumored that Drouyn De l. Huysis to succeed
General Pessier.
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Fire ut Union CITY. Conn.

WATERBURY, July 2.-The hoe factory of f. C. Tuttle
Co.. the wheelshop and the Maeable Iron Company's
works Union city, about four miles below city were
burned to ground this morning The property was in
sured for SIS OOO which will not cover the loss
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Fire at CharleSfnn

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 2.-on Thursday night the
prick store owned by Haynes Yeates of this CITY, was
destroyed by fire. with 500 bales ofhay and several hun
dred hogsheads of sugar and molasses No Insurance
The fire was the work of an incendiary
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TowsONTowN, July 4, 1858
An Equity term of the Circuit Court Baltimore
V viii be held here tomorrow and continue for several
days, during which time the of the State u.s. Mr. F
Ports convicted at the March for collecting water
rents from Mr. McNally due the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore under false prctence will be decided a
motion for trial having been filled and argued
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

N July d.
=, ,IuRPENTINE-Sales yesterday of 20 bbls and to-day
ana ~ at So so for Virgin $3.50 for yellow and dip,
ana 81 40 for Hard per $50 lbs
RosIN Avn to-day of $50 casks at 5sc per gallon
CoTToS p lAR-Nothing doing in either article
strict middling Vi % oaes at lie per io' ioi
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MOBILE, July 3-Last evening man named II. War
field stabbed two brothers. John and David Reed of the
firm of Reed Co, of this city The former is danger
ously wounded The the result of old eud of
some ten years standing Warfeld was refused bail