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New York, July !.

r Rev York, July &c.
Flour-Marketwthout important change and demand
isr Sales 5000 bbs at 81 1904 25 for super state
O. 80 Tor extra state ~ 1904 20 for super western
S4Eo W = 80 for common to medium extra western
Sales 400 bbis Canadian Flour at a 455 Is for evtr
Rye Flour, So 10Gl375.
Wheat-Quiet for want of stock. Sales 5000 bush
good White Canadian at 81 16,
Kye-Held at soc, with buyers at 7sc.
Corn-Quiet without change. Sales 1000 bushels
unsound mixed western at 75c.
Oats-Dui Sales at 45@46c for state and western
Psrk-Market unchanged. Sales 200 bbls at s17 70
for mess, and $l4 90 for prime.
Beef-Steady.
Lard-steady. Sales at 1ex11lAc for inferior to
prime. w
Butter-steady. Sales at 12017c for Ohio, and 1G
0l9c for State. ~
Cheese-Sales at case
Whiskey-Sales 300 bbls at 24@24kc
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A FEMALE PIRArE.-The Cleveland Herald
states that the discovery has been made that a
woman who is known by the sobrquet of
Mother Keys" is the head and front of =
gang of river and wharf pirates, who have
levied unlawful tribute from the forwsrders and
merchants on the dock. She was in the habit
OF assuming male attire, when gone out upon
her nocturnal raids, and is supposed to have
quite numerous gang of men under her con =
troll. Among their plumber was $500 worth Of
gin, the barrels only being recovered.
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Vssora sILrScE.-The Springfield Journa
.Aes 'he following reference to the outburs,
'p0ntaneous enthusiasm that greeted Mr.
s'sa on his late exit from that city, after
wig tue tremendous speech over which all
s'gans are in ecstacies:
"s Understood that Mr.. Douglas left this
w W. MONDAY night, on his return to Chica
a., ns departure was omnously quiet mot
- vas heard nor funeral note.n 1t is
h. n.y. .las be went off indignant and Disguised
reception here by ''the Democrats of all
M '1 y. Of the centre" His return, we pre-
- eia hoi create a world OF sensation along
'vIf' ne has discovered, however. his
s1s@ Nde2uers may burn gunpowder and
uptheir hats, that his endorsement of the
3 Scott decision and the Cincinnati platform
20 response in the hearts of the people OF
k.5ss
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

r,,.-A stable upon the premises heretofor,
..snel BY Or. Harrison on 9TH st. was burn
Sl,,ra.v night little after 10 o'clock. TIL,
.,.,m vas general, and great many people in:
DING many lrdies, we're out The drs compa::
=. vers promptly on the ground.
,xorars.-The fire on 18th street had hardly
-, .xtine uished, when there was another 4
from a Gre in the brick block at the corner
= Main and Division o., in the vinegar factory
~, Krull. The feet that cotton. saturated
:, ,,rnen,ine, was found on the frst floor
-, N. cellar and FIRST story we're we'll FIRE,
,,hs aoor not burnt through, and many other
...,m.,apces moi necessary to mention, il 10
-, sres were kindled in the cellar and on the
g., floor, and that the burning Of the barn was
t.0, to draw of the engines. The barn ma
L.. I'm, short fire, luckily the FIRE companies
..,,s lust .. the right time, and 90 promptly
Hinged the premises ~ TO ezsinguish the FIRE
:, ,0c. Notwithstanding the explosive charac-
:. ~ the liquids in the house.
s.,er,l families, the Turner's Hall, beer "a
and . grocery and provision stores we're 10
!. .me block. The families lived up stairs,
,..e in some danger. The family Of Mr.. |
r,..;0s vas Immediately over the Gre, and his
~. children came near being suffocatsd. One
M. children was rescued with difficulty.
c,,.aer.bie damage was done by hasty re-
-, II goods aud furniture. The building is
~, slightly damaged.
v, E,ull VA. arrested by Marshal Winton
.or,8 over in she sum of one thousand dol
-. ,v Justice Harris, to answer at the next
49, :, Cour, to the charge Of arson in firing
{. avn or,mises Being unable to get ball, he
- up,
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iAE PRESIDENT Va. DoueLAs-Ths Washing.
son correspondent Of the N. Y Tr;h,n. a..
'0s aF''cies now being published in The Union
against Judge Douglas are written under the
special direction Of the President, il no. With
n'' own hand. The same statements and Ian
goaee are held commonly among the friends Of
the Administration, and il is generally recog-
ni1s snat personal war is intended At every
hazard. and the Federal officers are notified
that every refusal to enlist will be followed by
. removal, % was recently done in Chicaen
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The SEVEN Es-It is common TO saw that q
man should mind his P's and Qs, but We see q
case in the New York Times in which man got
caught because he did mind his E's. 1t was the
case Of an Englishman named Elliott, who was
a military storskeeper near London, aud who
pocketing some $4,000, deserted wife and
family, and came over to this country with an
actress-Mss Sinclair. Elliott is in the shade
Of SO, and Miss Sinclair 10 just 81.
TheEnglish government pursued Elliott, and
putting the matter into the hands Of New
York detective, the rogue was traced and
caught Elliott passed his baggage through
the Boston Custom House under the name Of
Brooks. Elliott had aSpeculiar "hand write, I"
and these peculiarities we're next found at the
Delavan, Albany, where the name was Everett
and wife; next q the American, at Buffalo,
where it was Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards; next q
the international, Niagara, where it was Mr..
and Mrs. Evans; next on the steamer Isaac
Newton, a. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewin; next at Jones,
Philadelphia, as Mr.. Emerson and wife; next
At the Eutaw, Baltimore, - Mr. Enesey and
wife; next at Old Point Comfort, 40 Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmslie; next At Newport a. Elmslie; next
at the ST. Nicholas, New York; and all the way
round that fatal y, which seems be stuck to -
II no other name save one beginning with an
Z, would suit his purposes. The detective very
summarily called Messrs. Brooks, Everett, Ed
wards, Evans, Ewin, Emerson, Emsley and
Elliott, out Of the bed Miss Sinclair occupied,
early Monday morning, and put him in the
Eldridge-Strsst Jail.
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Two BoYs MURDERED BY THEIR FATHER
most shocking affair occurred in Maine Viii
lags, in this county, about sixteen miles from
Binghamton, on Friday afternoon, the 10th inst
Oliver Howard, man about 80 years old, MUIR
dered two OF his children by cutting their threats
with Q razor. The circumstances of this most
lamentable occurrence, as near as we can learn,
are az follows: Oliver Howard, the murderer,
lives in the village of Maine-has a wife and
four children-two girls and two boys. His
wifes mother had been staying few days at
his house, and the day previous to the murder,
his wife and wife's mother went on visit to the
house of the latter, taking with them the two
youngest children, the girls; leaving the two
boys, one aged six, the other four, at home
About four O'Clock on Friday afternoon How
ard left the tannery of MIR. Sanford, where he
worked, went to his house, and returned soon
after to the tannery. Not long after it was dis
covered that the two little boys had been muir
dered-their threats being cut with razor
Howard was Immediately arrested and taken
before N. w. Eastman, Esq, Justice OF the
Peace in that town, for examination. The pri-
soner admitted that he committed the double
murder and waived an examination. The MUIR
derer was brought to Binghamton last friday
night, and lodged in jail.
No reason was assigned by the prisoner, we
are informed, for the act when he was arrested.
Now that he Is in Jail for the horrd crime, he
says tina. be was in fear of the Lord, and thought
that he was commanded by the Lord to kill his
two boys. We think tina. this is mere dodge
to escape punishment, on the ground of insanity;
and that instead OF having any communication
from the Lord he was instigated by the Dern
and his Own bad passions to commit this most
der'l''h crims.-Bnghampton IN. ~ Repub.
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IHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for August has a
Vide variety or articles, nearly ali of general
interest, and some Of positive quality and At.
traction. The most noticeable is a review o.
ehoates Fourth Of July Grafton, which is very
sharp, witty and good natured. The political
articles Of the Atlantic have, almost uniformly.
oeen the best written OF its contents. There
Is q humorous poem on the Dudley observatory
controversy at Albany, q serious and sensible
discussion of Farming Life in New England
presenting views not unfamiliar in these co!umns
two Or three good stories, The Saloons of
faris, The Autocrst of the Breakfast Table,
&c. The number may be had At Barhydts.
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Judge Pease, of Webster county, ofFsrs . re.
ward OF $500 for the apprehension Of Gavitt
Shippsy, who murdered Robert Mccormick on
the sosh Of June last, in Palo Alto county
The Sheriff also offers an additional 500, The
lolo"ing 10 description Of Shippey:-Fivs
'ss' ton inches in height; weighs about one
hundred and sixty or seventy pounds, and h.s
SANDY na'r and blue eyes; in walking he stoop,
forward considerably. and his neck protrudes
somewhat in front. He would be called round
shouldered.
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hion WAfERs N CerAa Rlvm.-The hi.h
smbankmens and part Of the bridge On C.d.,
RIVER q MOSCOW, On the Davsnport and Iov.
c''y Railroad has been washed away, which
prevents trains passing between the ahox.
points, and will for several days to com.
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ANOTHER CASE UNDER THE DRIED Scorr DEc1
sloS.-A negro man who was going up Main
street Sunday afternoon, (havng no rights
which white men are bound to respect) wal
pushed off the plank walk by an Irishnan, who
undertook to give him batting, and got whip
ped himself.
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Who that values HEALTH and LIFE, will neg
lect the kindly admontion of nature, asking
Tor relief. Who 10 justified in neglecting %
important means of preserving the richest Of
heavens blessings, LIE, HEALTH and COMFORT !
And yet, there are many, who, from negligence
or criminal delay, put OF the use Of the appro-
pirate remedy, perhaps. because "the pain is .
slight one, aud will soon pass of itself" The
great remedy for pain Of all descriptions, Il
found IN Ut. Bakers Pain PAnacea, for sale BY
Druggists and by agents every where.
See advertisement -.
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engagement between EEac French ana
AoHfun troops ia Rome Exciting
SCENE on Ihe sDi! of the Forum.

1
| Rome, June 26
| Private quarrels were eclipsed BY the mon
strous fray which took place on Thursday be-
tween detaehments of French and Roman SOL
diers IN the neighborhood of the Coliseum. the
eomoatants peising and hacking each other
ahout the classic soil OF the Roman Forum with
great fury, to the terror and delight of the be
holders, who collected in crowds 10 witness the
exciting spectacle, without however, taking
part IN the tray or Offering TO assist their coun-
trymen. Ills Holiness warriors being outnum-
oefed at last by their Gallo foes, took to flight
III the direction OF the capitol, and were lgno-
'hiniousiy chased Under the very nose of Marcus
Aureiius's equestrian statue down the opposite
descent, where most of them succeeded In Ga
Gaping. The row was renewed in the evening
on tue fiazza; and the tickle goddess of vcto-
ry reversed her previous award, the French get.
slhg the worst OF the engagement, especially as
shev had to,encounter the hard blows from the
MOP, who got too excited to remain simple
lockers on. Stones are the chief weapons en-
ployed on these occasions, the drawing of
swords being under the necessarily severe re
game OF court niarshals, now punishable with
death. Notwithstanding this danger, the Ro.
man dragons, considered as the elite of the Pa
pal army, hndins IT impossible to resist drawing
their ponderous weapons, which are eloquertly
~.
ana under SO powerful an agency several lives
nave been lost or endangered on both sizes
within the last ten days. Unless this spirit of
hosillty IS promptly e1tiDguished il must ney.
itabiy lead TO more fatal consequences. The
french commandments, General Count de
Goyon, appears fortunately to be fully aware of
the Impending danger and lis orders, issueG
from headquarters two days ago, are of Sc
verify which is not agreeable to the Roman
military authorities, who would fam be indie.
pendent OF the French generals control. The
great point to be observed in the actual state
OF Rome, occupied by foreign force, is that
but little Importance need be attached to militia.
ny brawis between that force and the indigen
GUS soidIery, except inasmuch as the popuIace
SIDES with the latter, because then there is a
popular union and national feeling which MIGHT
BRING about general rising against the French.
vi course the six thousand men who oecuny
Rome and Civita Necehia might be reinforced
by sixty thousand more from Toulon aud Mar.
seiiies IN few days, but in that lapse of time
horrible catastrophes might take place.
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10 The Orthodox Buchanan, Anti-DouRla
democrats Of Chicago, held a large meeting
Friday night. Douglas rowdes tried to break
it up, but did not succeed. twas add,essea
Dy Col. Carpenter and others, and there was
considerable enthns;ssm
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The editor Of the Alexandra, No., Delta, in
congratulating himself upon the pleasures OF !
visit he has received from Nr. w. G.. Ward,
editor Of Ward Own, eays:-"4r. Ward ID
right on the goose" We give it a. our opin.
ion that Mr. Ward was right vsA the goose,
too.-Knoxville Journal.
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The New York Herald after complimentary
notice Of Douglas debut at Chicago, In this
falls contest i'll Illinois, says there 10 no prob.
ability Of any reconciliation between him and
the Administration. The tone of the Wash
ington Union precludes the idea of concis-
sion There is, indeed. no disposition on
either side to offer or to accept, and from this
time onward till November the war will be-
waged With all the force the bellieerents can
muster"
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Ial nkAsoS'-The Cleveland (Ohio) Plain
oea'sr says that in editor vas removed from
the post office in that city .'fer doubling IN.
immaculate conception Of the Lecompton Can
stitutiOn."
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10 We saw q number of "praire schoon-
ers," with their living freight of future citizens
and cultivators Of Iowa soil, taking their way
up Jefferson street yesterday. A. least . dozen
teams came over by an early boat,
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fN-There 10 still hope-The Atlantic tcle-
r.ph may yet be successfully laid. From the
foreign news published in our telegraph column
Il. seems tina, the Agamemnon and Niagara were
|,o Start for the final trial on the 18th.
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% The person who found pair of gold
sleeve buttons, With cameo set, lost Saturday
night last, will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office
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The Sweds Ohstlend, whose throat was
sat Dubuque, last Wednesday, by another
ss, named johnson, has since died. John.
US been arrested, bat as there was no wit
n q The act and nothing but the dying
Haaons of the murdered man to it, it will
sHa 10 convict johnson Of the murder.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(&5 000

Five Thousand Dollars,
($5,OOO,)
Nv LII be paid by either of the following
W CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New Haven, Conn.,,
eoNWAf FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Conway, Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
of Harrisburgh, Pa.
70 any person who shall honestly sustain loss by FIRE In
INA. amount, OF property covered by their Policies.
m Ihe money Is on hand and will be paid promptIy-
Inc man who wants 1t, has only call on the Agent ana
get his Policy.
Also. the same sum will be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co
-.-. OF Hartford, Conn, or the
AMLhieAA TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
of Hartford, Conn,
10 any holder Of of their Policies hat
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand and appreriats
the value of Policy Of LIfs IssuRa Call and get
pamphlet (Which will be furnished hout cbary.1 and
learn more OF the subject.
The aggregate capital of the above named Comps.
MES is
-Four Millions of Dollars!
~ Policies issued for any amount desired
apr7 H. H. HAWIFy A.a,,
Jefferson ST., opposite Coelbargh e Brooks, Rank
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GS The July term OF the District Cour
commenced here yesterday, Judge Clagett pre-
siding. TIE term OF the Court will be mostI,
occupied with criminal cases.
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hsOrrible Murder mt 0ttayEa-Anafhcr
WIG kiIlel b. her II nd.

correspondence Of the Chicago Press and Tribune
Our usually quiet community was thrown in.
10 the most intense excitement this morning by
the announcement that most brutal murder
had been committed in our midst in omen day-
ight. II seems that a man by the name OF
wesley A. Fisher, boatman on the canal. and
sober, industrious man, married young and
handsome girl residing in this place BY the
name OF Clarlssa Randall, about four months
ago. lie had known the girl from her child
mood, and it, as rnmor has it, there were any
irregularities in her conduct none knew it bet
ter than he did However, they had been mar
red but short time before he became haunted
w!fh the demon Jealousy, and as she would not
go on his boat, he left her at her mothers while
ne maze his trips up and down the Canal
Friday night bis boat came ID nd he nut IN at
a hotel in town, aid was around all day yester
day, settled up all his small debts and procured
a double barreled pistol, which he carefully |
loaded, occasionally throwing out dark hints to |
those about him, which at the time were thought |
nothing OF. This morning he went over to Mrs, /
hahdaii $ as they were rising, probably with a |
view to discover ii there were any extra 10 iners
in the house. He stayed but few minutes.
and as he went away he said Good bye" and
shut the door. He, however, soon returned and
walked into the house without saying word.
ana drew pistol on his wife, when she screamed
ana ran. lie attempted to follow her but was
prevented BY the mother anu sister. when a
erribie scuifie eEsued, during which time he
more than once drew the pistol en- the old lady.
While this was going on the sister had succeed
ID IN getting Cl1rssa out Of the house. and
'oth were making for the street, when Fisher
ucceeded in tearing away from the old woman
nd pursued his victim. just ia he overlook
Ter she stumbled and tell on her face, when he
eized her by the arm, and turning her over
laced the pistol to her breast and fred both
arrels into her bosom. With an exclamation. !
On, GOD, you have shot NE; Lor! have merc,,' i
be died. The wretch then ran to the Canal. l
Inch was but few yards distant, threw the !
istoi in, and jumped in himself probably in
ending to destroy himself, but his heart failed
IN and he swan to the shore and was taken
ito custody by Deputy Sheriff Grow, who was
Don on the ground. He remarked to the OFF,
r. as he was being taken to Jail, that be sup
osed his time had come. The wretched man c
Ill have his examination tomorrow, when all r
e facts concerning this terrible tragedy will
; brought out. The Coroner's iury brought
verdict i'll accordance with the above facts III
ne most intense excitement prevails, yet there IN
ems TO be determination on all sides to let a,
e law take its course "a
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az Another cargo Of Iron for the Wester
Road was received yesterday. 1t is expected
that the cars will run to Fairfield by the first OF
September.