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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
marllets-Report.d b. 7'elsgrrpi.

PHLADEL'H, July 2FLorR very dan g.uP-rsne grals Is
cf-I,d >5G!. WREAr declining Res. - SJz 81 -,
Whit, - IS C0Es declined z9Sc. Yellow, a7a ssc WHISKY
tru, are, x1c
Eo1aro-srset e576 WHAT fFm sissscs of s..
for choice traEts; White, 81 ga i5 Red ga 81 -.
CosS sdysEced la-c.i ate, s4as5c Provisions quiet.
v HisKy firm, Ohio. &c
busF.Lo, July ~ -FLOuR ne rarks. opened VITA
god Tsmend but osed dl snd dropping sale. u 300 bbs.
- tpr limos - 7jQ Is fr iuf--1sr
CO. - ga rs % for . c1yce Nsc1u.in s5 JjD
20 = TOR hicHan ndA AMI Oe9; q. - p Or
eoa0 extra WHEAT qsrt and nothing 4 imPrt.Gc, d0ieg
CoRs dLl std srs VI $500 bh. lIo, a. lbs
OaTs quiet bARLsY Gull RYE ,t-sdy; al, So e,A Wet
a. tic. WHISKY better sales 80 bis Dc fEEfsHTs
re 90 Corn "a" Wheat and So en- EcIr . New YORK
lArukTs; 500 obs -Four o,J Lssh. Wa-st, 1899 bush
Con. Exports: IL go lush Corr
OsHEGo, July rs p m.-FLOus market uuchAcgrd sale,
go bes a. - > Tor extra Mwsgsse Clb Nasst snd - IS
Z, Otio AID IEfi WHEAT deli .sn. &0y bl.h
" lseoosi1 " inter : CoRN quiet. CANAL FsEiGHrs
uLcesreeo. LAKE. lsPoRTs- 20 push " arzt, 30 b1sa
Pes CASAL EXPoErs-l a" bb FLOUR, o~ busd W Es
lfo tus. Con- sLiIptd . CsDasa, l.to o--n. heat
ALtAAY July liz FLOUR q4isti salSs gat CoRN-
Ssss So tush prue Wrst~ru MXcd Bile DArs-s.-s
10 bush. Canada East &C. Seisrt: small parcels VIII e.
CsLats " beat sod 90 WWsEY-sls- 100 bss &c.
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Disasters, &c.

TIE biE Marcia Grant from Portland for GnaS.1pe pr
INTO - josh. l., III ruGcI dan eyed aud l-z.ins
Per n fe,t
Nay "tsT June :. The .tip Indian Hunter u Newcvk
NE A.s'in nom Hobr, WITH so b.es cotton, bud
L'rsoo TAO ashofe Fterc Re- the morning OF ios "a
s ano os'd ~ ~ minute, after strslz he rect Cs2 Az
n sr'eo Are 70 DAY. sLd 4-tfout-o tie oss Of 1s ye
verse cuirlts lie sfae that about 1909 bale. vii , ~
cry sd TIE balance M asmssed condition Two -fss
sens have arrived y Cay from the wreck bringing sog "
talss o. le'ter u Ewood Walter esq Sec sd UnisrTn
Hotfoik, July l2-Iae schT. spunE03k, from pa az,
bound 10 hos'or, came IN collision IN Chsapease Bay
sgsd. A.,
Ihe setr aoontain Eagle bouLd % Maae, whch soLs
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BDGOTA.


BY The last English steamer, the overdue mail ifou.
BoyUa wiki date, t1 the 21th received, but the
regular all With to the TN or 10Th Of June, DID
Do: one 10 hand The files DOLLY TO the 2ith. The
following Is al We find of interest:
III, Interior of the Republic Is generally qulef. Ia
the State If Sartai der the deeot u the eSOil,oD-
aIy party al Porquerss has restored order AccOrdog
10 the published accounts 80 ot the Consuta'lonsl
party defeated 900 of the Opposition. The oiiicia!
cICuO ssys:
a)n the arrival Of the news that the enemy had al
vancen from Son jill toSard Socumo, on toe 2S'h
Atru il was rsso we'd to adv aDce 10 mert them tue
ext day or the open field The fight com nencrd at
10 H. H.. and las',d TIL p. m when night put sop
To H. the eIen yii from their position Tie heavy
rain prevented The vctoIs from folio Eog the retreat
ing forces but lG0 prisoners taken, with Gu mus
bets al Oths munitions of var.
Tn sac Of Caucs in which popu,s' outbreak
WIS anticipated, remains perfect y quiet. Ia sac
Of Boyaca every thin va quiet though some disa,-
sfectvn existed against the authorities OF Scala and
CobsIHoms. The elections have terminated IL favor
of The Cove r. ueut psr'y.
A Jaw Of Msy aothorizes the President 20 permit
q, iaciae the exploration If che lsthmus ci II en-
Fanama Tor the puipo,e Of caR.za'ion, and $50
10 Ieceiye proportions znd mske contracts I'm suy
con pGly for the construction OF the stbOut tue
of Cor .Tess provided hst ssiJns are
msde further than those stipulated for il the sw Of
June If $50
According to the last official statement of the popu.
lS;iop Of the Republic uIade up from t1e censns OF
lSi2 the total the Republic il ! 2i3 so. TIE state
Of Pobsna l3S Has whCb entities il 10 three Senator's
aId'sV RepIe-t Natives.
Tie Lew pc-'al law has been published. Il i very
lengthy sud appears To be dingy cOmpics;ed 10
lie provisions. AL in;eroceanic routes are exempt
from its provisions.
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MARINE JOURN4L
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.."...
Cleared.

s,.ar.hip.-Thos sssur, Ramsey Baltimore, II. b. Crom-
~rIS Co. ChessY,ake CTowea, Portland, IL Cfom~eAS
Co
Tad, >uy,r oovh,c, r. euck Co. hm.wrl Or hav-
~, - stry,iT,. n " Msy'ri Golden Rule Nate,
slsI ba. Brett 60 Henry b. Thomts i"oee, rhs
lilac W ssUDn. Bngss. Galveston H. BIZ i~.r Co
p,r.,-ssr.l. Si-yrts Itois Nose Liynss N ca Viz
,uis hi Bsiosco.s sHiih J0nes Co + DeIias heeins
Rr,-.,,.e Am salders Ysrmcu'h; sawannee, HosInsr
:, Nsk. ga Foam Cooms. Salem. Butk CO. Alsiia
Isusu1 Iaicu.s Los Pao .. Rocua HALL rrasulh hau-
ni Pom 81 Pnrc, r b.ck Mary sno (bf1 Coh ;, Jhn,
y / N+vus s,u; ". Mssu G,rinsr JscssonVlie Miller
Houshior $40 Inssl. Ehzsb rofi, slme.'n Msybew
sh,ot.r,-MsIiha Ne-k., bealfurt, j. DAVIS; sa BIRD,
s,-,..u Lsv.ccs NcCfedy, No CO. t. Tat t. Cfoeseri
.,hi .tot Mot B,a. d. w Frazer, O.df-y, Taunton,
p,s.t.r r Jefferson, Els satm, master w. A. Hamn'h.
EnUc.k Jsc..r Milton st-eiusn, fhhadepn, Van
amt ,..b, Ij,,sse (sr) McLl4 l. udon'crry, j. 3.
Nancy A Co : 81 horton. SIMPLE Norfolk, Van Bnn; a.
salt 4 Tuyor uou, Gloucester, mas,eri Arcade, Carrie
B,uslr I. n SandioId
sror-B- ss.oue. Alien Bn',ol, master
sf.aa. Novelty Bell Pbisa-phi. Briggs Aida Robin
40 Pmlsdspks n Bnsgi r Caewalsd'r, CgnaH Baltimore,
n. Pusg.
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P...sueer. Arrived

z, snils- Sta, ~ re ct Jso dfpts.aE S,d
~. a.I--r-. v,if. ,hir I'D ,-rNal as No. ce
ro,p,,tt ID 81 rabu, n. L. Bird glt.id a. r.
" Hgteiu. % D. Harvey, y, Col De's icf's ~. II
chi'c isfsEt, Mrs - = oh'
H.. o. nor- A Ho-t. ky Hays. r. W"e, " "a,
~, Mn gimu aus chs NJ. 81 hart cold sed inis9
, ~. Jous o Joue., Baker ~it~ ana ish'gy, -
Wl,r, vi, nhrr ard itf ~ Mrs Day. Coz t"''e, ~
p, X M NJ. ood-u sud D'snt J. ID W. he,m,
N.,s, c. C.r-l-ld J.uc Rive, j. sros 3D.
~. X ID 10 . J. " Chimp nrct,f hlcs Zrs-
- n -, Mo- Ia ChsP r. q lburst Nc. :" 'yos,
I, ~ -. ~ slaoY NJ. fh.su, " H~ft~r Murray H.
n jsp.. A Co.'s. ~. II io5i,so o Ian, ns", "
~ r cb,rhvraiu Frau,is Ls.n. . Mon'els eoNr se
80 81. H.ruoud q Harvey ~ ZAntztns'f L . >
80, Ur..r 70 Naniksk " hvloss u ; ~ Ai' AZ, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-13
THE GOLD LNFLUENZA.
En,rsc. from private Lester, dated
Nes. York, July IS, 1859.

EN,rac. from private Lester, dated . o-o
AURARIA, Juue s. 1859.
/ scarcely know what 10 write about this community
ard country. Persons idess vary 30 much that one
coulo scarcely form a corect cotton oI matters and
things here, judging from correspondence.
Men are perfectly Wild AMI crazy. New diggiogs
have undoubtedly been discovered the Otuer SIDE OF
the Plot e, about forty miles irou here, c>led Gr-g
orys Digl ings and everybod ,-euisrs, Is AMI ci'-
z.us-buzz around aud rash ont to the mines. We
hear fabulous tales of rich claims paying 81 600 per
dsy--Oue times less and sometimes more. One m4n
,old his claim for g. eco, and borght another for
81 $50 can write you nothing, however, of all this
fiat ka0r 10 b. true. No MAJ believes another bat
70 10 zee for himself. | am takiog matters perfectly
cool for the present. One Of my partners has gone 70
the moDtsus ard Will report IN fee days he finds
paying claim. ioteDd 10 81 and for my self, and
then can give you positive Information see plenty
gold dust a. have doubt mat there Il plenty OF
.cld 10 the mountains, bat say that Know any
thing ab,ut il. / also see many men coming b tck
fI,m the mines and going home. Tney ssy others
axe money but that they can't ttd It. Ny impress
sion is that such men are too easily Encouraged
There is thing certain, however: the Cherry
Creek Mioes were T. humbug Eserytblng vas a hoax
ID to the 25th OF May. | washed ont pan of dirt at
the head Of Cherry Creek and send you the proceeds.
There Is gold il il, but could make tpay.
Gambling and whisky -dHnkins flourish here ex-
iersiyey. TangrioOt abl,Ly sells fr - cents a
drIk snd would almost make man shed his toe
nsa Bacon is 30 cents pr b., aui vii, think, be
much higher Flour is 80 = cwt.
find much better town here than ] expected.
Denver and Auraris, taken cOisc iyeiy make quite
large place. - L0Is Hep4oLcan.
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EOt WI 4

The Republic ia progre--ing in her of po-
Gucsl consolidation. The Government has irtrodlc
MOI lu,po,tan, reform IN the internal .dmuis,r aiOn
of tie country which ought 70 be initiated by all South
American R-pobhcs. Hitherto Bolivia was divided
INTO Eve large "D.parIn-rts, the cap',als Of which
d.ie.n ID The political cour-e Of the whole country,
without gyn The snaler towns and rural districts tue
cbauce Il voice in the matter. Add 10 this Ma, the
iro ~ oi the hbe were generally concentrated in these
owls ard the consequence WAS seize I'D. L thai
GuseTDu If coud ever iauOdBce aoy salatary meas
ure wnIch did not meet me loca, aud inter-
est,d views Of these pses To remedy these DEF,
the Government has divided the country iuto s0me
forty depar U.ents, With equal rights and municipal
pO@ers, reducing thus the undue prepunIer-
auce Of the fw 10 40 equality with the many, sud
giving the general population voice 10 the manags-
nept uf their affair. by further srmiuc tue Ne
,ional Guard, apd embodyirg in that force only snct
Of the nhe baUts a. nave possession OF urOa4 or rural
property, they have eabl-hed an efectu7l check on
the standing aJhy, which bOwev.r acticay SUPERIOR
is numerically match for al armed popua'iol. The
quei of these proceedings s- sdy shO wing
ti.ns,lves in an Increase OF trade and Industry.
IL Cob ia pier abou beiIg constructed, prob.-
bly, of Iou-ihe con tractors are American citizens, as
usual among the foremost in industrial enterprises.
project foot 10 open the southeastern provinces
.Dofg the branches Of the Psrana AID Paraguay 20
foreign immigration the most liberal teras. Al,o.
gether the country Is decidedly gong ahead
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TIE ISTIIMUS.
ATROCIOUS MURDER on THE PANAMA
Y

AMBIGUOUS MURDER On THE PANAMA
RAILROAD.
A ost borrid ana coo-bloc1ei murder wss com
mte1 on board the train coming frvm AsplIwaI 10
t. Pal ans, VI the .lst June.
There were some five hundred passengers from the
Northern Lieh' on the train, one of whom, named
William Williams, was rather inebra'et. When near
Maiachip, Williams went out on the platform anu
kicked ole r the brak merely for fun, "a ne
sbys. Another Of the passengers, Cap. Juni1s Ot.s
attempted With him for dong, stai lg tha'
sucL conduct likely t. involve the passengers 10
difficulty; few wOrds passed between them, when
Williams drew out dirk mi stabbed the unfortunate
Otis IN the right breast from the elects of which he
died in shout fifteen minutes. Inc passengers were
opposed lyrch the murderer Immediately but they
were prevailed upon by the conductor, Nr. Lee, 20
deliver lin up to The authorities On arrival at Paa=-
Ms; and lie ! BOW IN pris0u awaiting hi, triil.
Williams saws lie wss born in Westnorrl and County,
Penn sylyspis but has hvef in CalseD Texas. ne hs,
lived several year IA California lie kept gambling
saloon At CbiIe>e Camp in company with a CERTAIN
JoLpy Maitirez and appear & be -s,iona gam
bier. He gives the name Of Frank Teal notorious
a. IN be.rCseT in the States, friend Of his AMI Il
= suspected bis name Is " lau1 IL a. sui that
Frank is his brother.
Gait OTIS is from Boston. but has also lived in Cali
EI,.s. He had 10; been bong married, sri expected
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BY 1eIegraDh.
JnNNpp aNru

LONG BRANCH July H. ssas-.Ncths In ..ght bond C
VIVID. $. light
HIGHLANDS, July r. sgnsetne bark es,siDs the High
I4uds, bpgId H. Wind, s, hsbt. Weather baxy.
sANDf HOOK, July H. sulseiSo inward bound vessels n
sst ships the bay bound cut Wind, Light Weabsi
kszy on
BALTIMORE July u Arr ksteh PresidsB. Benson from
Nof rU,i. Afr Jlse r.psrts, July la, 81 loa g.
spOs~ bng Hemp iron STiDsm for Goucsssr d4Ded By
toTI, Do. suG gpplisd Der vita t0pg,lau, m.ss.
BOSTON jay i<-Arr barSs siaIs Carter Bu.uos Ayres;
Csa,Ius BuIssy, bUsGo. syfssi brig " McGuy-ry H.sa
Csrd.Dss steamer J. Whitney, 10 yes Baltimore.
OF Highland Lsst, Cape Coo biz Launa Cope H.ytis-
SAVANNAH, July l2-rhe U. ) steamship Aug ga N,
below a. (. gc!yck O. a. and is coming W.
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RIVER PLATE PROVINCES.

TIE lorg pending dliEc ulues 6et ween Gen. Crquz4
Pre- sideut OF the Confederation. ard tue Government
Of buenos ~ RS, seen likely TO resell in Urs1i
"a reckons On tie support Of Brazil. Paraguay sni
Uruguay. ard is determined 70 compel Bgeaos Ayres
10 jon the Confederation.
jIf Mercuio dcl FGror says:
X Is said that the rcrt of Rosario sill be sp-
pointed for the rendez vous Of the iny 2dins forces
ard Gen>ral Lopez, Governor OF Santa Re, Is 10 be
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Marriages.

In San Francisco June by the Rev Dr Peck Byron Gallup
of Siostoo MISE Elizabeth Nso Eskenborg of heTaimf
<o1Ity y. Y. . NJ, a, ,,.., -.
In SAB Francisco by the Rev "r Levy Mr. NJ Loben'en OF
Sacramento, TO Drnas sch-utrld OF Baltimore
Al Portland Oi,eon May p HeuIy sipp esq, Of Salem,
10 Mi,s Carne S. warreu, late Of Grutsee Co, Y. y.
Isbto June 8 Al xander Mckenzie Ago d SacIs-
memo. 70 Minnie Sberfif Of London, Etg
Ia sacrzn uo June g. Jb, Brosn 10 Josephins Brts'
In sacrsmeuo Jun. H. James Sweeney 10 Ass Ea T. Ja'
cols
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,.,,rs,ting from South aud Central America
MURDER ON THE IsTHMUs
Tpe WAR ON THE aver PLATE.

The steamship star Of the West arrived az her
,.,a,f =, about 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon she
h,,,y. the California mails Of the Goth uIt.' end
si7zl. s65 in tretsure We sTe indebted 70 the TX
n,e,,es of Wells Fargo & Co, and Freeman q 20 ,
sor the promp; delivery Of packages The United
s,,a,es ,team-frseate Roanoke WAS at AsPnTau crew
uu Tn, follosing is the Treasure List:
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Forxp Deowvrn.-rhe body Of IN unknosn w." w.
,,c.,-r,y a. An.rean va. fsusd 10 ihs -'isf t'
~. as, rr-7-y.us I.oss-s aNoui - lrHs -.
d f5-,b.. Il 49,, spd ,'out bsit. H,d 'n o-'. ~,
,ns; ptrtao.rs c;h frek a.. dsfs vgsfi ~ crurr
49, a. s.y suS.r.h- trimmed VITA sHk Al0-. =. . ;.
NJ, n J.rse, Cts vs~rA th- BODY, snf dif'-r -
=. 4, .i.utis at.ga gutI thi. tweane-dsyl sefnrn
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MARRIED.,

BLANEY-M sunday July 10 in 81, Auns r. }
Church by the Rev Father Murphy John Henry blanry
hsg.ie, eldest daughter OF frsncis Masu--, eco.
HODGMAN-KEEh-on Monday evening July II a, The resi-
d-u.e the Rev. r aver DR. A. Hodsman Of Towns
end, Msa 70 Miss NJ + Keen Of this city.
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SHoCKISG.-A boy Is years Of age named Richard
Donovan had both his cred from hi. BODY by
being caught IN the machinery et Uni0n Mills In VA
tertowr y Y. the other day. His recovery i. doubt
tul. IL only about eighteen mouth. since his father
yss killed o. the Petsdam ald Watei;own Railroad.
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IovSG Mss CHRlsrIAs As,ptINli II
csr.,..p A,.scst.5a y Jerry Guy a. 'P- Al
rr..tifE Monday ev~riur. a. J'sd ne a 80.
= - 1890. M...r. Lander henry nni >l,Ent y
S,s,,.. = s,,.ld be annual Coaeat.on q M NoA
,t.r..irr - ia ..s.ior a, Troy
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BROORL w UEES.

TIE WATER CoNNIssIoSrRs.-Tne new Board o,
Water Commissioners entered upon their cfhc' A.
duties a. noon yesterday, when the books and papers
were gwen ir,o their possession by the old Board
An org their fret acts was the appointment OF ~ is
". Adams a. Engineer Of the Sewers.
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o., v,..,., inducements They cou'i,, pf,'c'pr
II, 81 uousy, b.,,sd Of dPlou. las CO. sod
FiE.b.,h arc ia'og great t'frs' 70 - All
80 r.rdsurc eyers facility to re io,S L a.,
cle. ald G,r Z, neral sccomm 'daiion lNe"'A A''
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Tue Board OF AIDERsrs This body adopted
resolution az the Last meeting 70 adjourn from tue
second Mon.sy in July TO he Second aonisy II
S.yeAbsr.
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IsQURsr.-Coro,er Snell held an inquest yesterday
the Of named Michael Jacks ~bo drowned
Friday ngh, as while bathing ae foot u Twenty hith street
New York
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tbs BOARD or HE,LrH.--A meeting of this bofy
wss held yesterday, and several complaints were
made Of bone boiling establishments, which were
ordered TO BE- abs,ed.
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SUICIDE.-Mrs George Davis residing In Sixth
M..role street Gie.up"int cut her throat Suh
rsEor YESTERDAY morning while aborug uldcr ~ #
Sic about ~ years Of sge and leaves
large family.
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PERU.

We have again accounts of a revolution. Colonel
Zebs5os wirh 2r10 men, hss proDouncst against ne
Guverr eDt Cuzco, auG II is reported fha. Cnehi-
b,m ba aud Ca,lloma bad iOlOSej the example Cas-
tlo tcb,pique aud Urets, reported al the head
of the r.vvlu ion. Meanwhile, Pre,iirrt Cashlis
eudeayors make il appesr that The GoYeFnnen. =
p.I'eciy safe LIS address - the Senate anu House
OF Representatives,
Our Is sy correspondent, under date Of June Gays:
We have news Ul n serOns movement IL CuLcO, Tue
Conn andate Of Cis'illas troops there having male
revolution carrying with hm tpe mole ~ ms men
The Pref-ct and other authorities had AL oeen
tnIned cut and new men were FAMED N their places
by the revolution arg patty. 80.
fcheuqUe and Ca,lIlO have joined, and soon VII
be at the bead Of the movement
Our Psifs Correspondent under date Of jane ii,
writes: Whaling bark illian Lee. W. l.. Sl'cam
a,ier, Of Newport, l., put IN here Tor repairs on
the Jh inst having been twice run into by Il sw I'd
fsl-iie fist time January on the sfarbosrd ~,
about two feet unfer saer, pat into Tacama and re-
paired dan age. and when ten days out, on the n 81
NAV In lat 50 ~, Ion. - - W., going into the
ancrhod found about five feet Of water; bore %, and
sent Cannachas narives of Easter Islan0j over
the side ho Discovered the place about seven leet
under water. BOth pu1ps were Kept constantly a.
eDk IN o'clock Bruke out the furehoid Gu, away
the ceing ani discovered tue leak drove 10 plugs,
arc partially succeeded in topping 1t with blankets
ard The cotton out OF coufDrers. Pumped about HU
strokes every hour TIL Ter arrival here, when she was
hauled ashore the mud, aud the damsge repaired.
The sword of the fish penetrated about eight inches
through copper and sheatbing oak pai'k and celns'
GUAYAQUIL.
From Guaysquil We have direct news, the steamer
not bav,rg touched there. The folio wing, however,
correspondent at Puira, dated June l5 is the
latest iule lgebce:
" The revolution which broke out il Ecuador, pro-
clsining Gaca Moreno as Supreme Chlef, appeal 70
have assumed collie ss4l dimensions Gen. Robes,
with Urbiua, had left Guayaqnl for the intenn, 70
put down the revolution ist Prior to reaching Aro-
bao strong force from II" bambs attacked the Gov
eminent DIVISION; the battalion Reserve aud tbe
squadron La Musrie, belonging TO the latter, wcu'
over to the Revolutionary parry, and ia the eocouoter
took part sgsiust the few no renamed with k)oie-.
IL thu en-, segment, Col. Robes, CJmmahder COmpu
rapo and Chief called II Mulstt0,' were killed
II is certain tha Rohle. AID IL bDa will be defeated
al degas and il - Difficult. 10 Fay what will ensue
The P,ruvIan fleet continues 10 blockade tbe port OF
Gus, aqull 81 il is said hat they assisting the
revolu,ionists win arms, money, &c. The policy OF
II e.. people is ncomprehtnsbe, for though The most
degraang acts ale committed upon them by The in
vaders they perfectly willing that Cts'ia should
remain in perpetual command oi the Republic.
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BEOOKLYS CITY COURT CALESDAR-,JULY 49,
Nos T. 49, u, IS &c. IT, 10, l9l D. ~ p - :. - %.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CITY COMMON tOUhCiL.-A special meet
ing Of the Jersey Cl,y Common Council was con-
yened a, the Lyc, last evening for the purpose Of
fekIg some action in reference h. Newark avenue
iuprOverDent An ordnsnce was introduced aud
ADOPTED, providing for tie tagging and wiicnog the
walk in Nesark Avenue from Warren 10 jersey
street ana also for tue flu and raising the carriage
way to the established grace from Warren ~ Grove
street.
DESTRUCTIVE COSFIAGRATIoS.-The large jewery
msLuiact,ry ot M-s-rs. Carter 4 Hale, of Mai
berry and Pa streets, was partially destroyed by fire
ehry this lnurnng. The fire fir.t discovered a,
sbou, 20 nutes before O'Clock Ou tae first floor Of
. rear building fronting Durand street, which
icon filed with smoke. The alarm "a sed and the
tower bell struck, calling out the Fire Dep.rmeut,
who promptly answered 10 the cal and soon succeeded
In getting s.veral streams % tue prem-e- aud
after fOOGiug the burning building ana al.o the m4n
factory succeeded IN ext nguishiug the IRE, though
b. fore i bad destroyed ncaly a. the Interior of
tie Dursnd street portion, Leaving only the walls and
chaired beams remaining. Many of the widows in
the main building were broken, and much other
csmage was done.
TIE contents Of the burned portion Of lathes for
pO'hbiug steel ces crucDes for melting the ore, and
or Der r. resTy all u which damaged 70
be entirely ueless. There 10 stock de,trosei the
men bavirg been absent for five da9s, keeping the
holidays. They were 10 resume business to-day.
AboutlJO bands will be kept out Of employment some
two weeks longer.
The origin Of the FIRE is supposed to be legendary,
though without any special prOyocatiOD. No nre hai
been 10 The building the workmen left before the
I'm, aud VI. Hawkins, the foreman, through the
premises a. about 10 clock. The Company hal not
employed any private watcLmen.
The los L estimated al ffom 10000 10 80 900,
though further investigations msy show that con.
sidersby les smouHt-perhaPs hall Of the suns
nBuet-siil cover Il. There L - Insurance Of slO 900
the stock 10 the Newak FifemeL sod the How iri,
CITY, sBi Manhattan Companies, New York. Tue
building i iasule for sl2 so in the Kna Company,
Hartford.
Tie large tank IL the upper part Of the premises,
built 10 supply wsteg in Of rr- furnished good
quantity, til the pipes melted IF by the hest.
Newark ADVERTISE, J liy ,
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USING Another MASS HORsE.--A cartman, named
Richsru Henry posse OF bro her yes
t,rdsy without the owners permission aud employed him m
hauling cement Will. be le, his horse the stand
Myr le Fulton street" Information
the having the First District Police Henry
was arrested aud committed 20 await examination.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.

, grorn OnT Own COrTctpondrnL
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80, 1889.
The Anti LecomptOn State Convention met at
Sacramento on the 18th inst, and made the follow
inc nnmin atnns for State officers:
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STABBISG.-Pa'rick McDouough was arrested on
Monday night statbug Peter Maxwell In the face while
drunken row, in President street. The accused com
mir