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, 1864-05-25
THE NEED OF TROOPS.

The need 10 tmmlneuE ana PIcAslue. " HI
up our regiments in the field We ARC piec-
inr out our present necessities with short
date loan Of One Hundred Day troops. We
shaU not be Wise II we do not In that time
xnake arrangements to pat our military &C
count current in pcrmAnently sound con.
dltion. Our Washington dispstehes state
that the Senate Committee on Military AZ
fairs had special meeting on Monday, for
the pprposc of considering the proposition
OF Senator Wileon, to allow the President to
call ont volunteers fol lees period than
three years. The committee have also under
consideration the proposition Of Senator
Morgan to repeal the $500 exemption clause
Based On past trials. the opinion gains
strength with many that the Government
will not get by draft the requisite number
Of men unless the communication clause is re-
moved.
Let us haveno more Of the timid AnkeEing,
which Mr. Wilson's fresh proposition greatly
resembles. Hitherto, we have not come
suuarely MP to the standpoint Of demoOstrat~
ing to tie world and to the people OF tic
country, both In znd out OF the rebellious
States, that the vital force OF our form Of
government is equal to that OF. apy on the
glope+ ~ sosets '!a1,e s,,.. -. 80 - .,1no+ mt
enough ~ AerP .Loeu ~"se' S- 49," =. ~. -
IN ume G. "at' ea.nnou orous 1s
every element o. po~er' uo'n ~ 1rI @ car ~.
means' ~ oas peeo .ae aa4As y. ~ ~
ernment tha1 II has' IN 'nlS' P,acus w.
trneted tue most generous ano een1hAe''u'-
ing people Oh the EARN:
nna1 uni m'atfnsunt snol1r8lensea pu1i-
g olc.ateo Inc toll5 that cuimlna1eo IN Ing
tne11i4capie CONFUSION OF SNORT ana sa'seu
pnt, lss'ns ., service: What, on1 1oonhn m,s'
coa*p1on o1 1he cafnestneee OF the peop1e,
ever oofe Inc painted and deceptive fruit OF
tasaaa ae 1sa. :" eS ~. oonn,y ssstemf botn nave
4snt -ho.. ~ - a..s .us. galant army "11n o1scon'
49,. re,r, +srn .n. "4ns Ns. t'ae "1s .ot .
Whs+ Int a v-.sasa a.,.aa "1nout pount5
n.o1,s and the,r zrs1 e~es neep.'oa s.oe u tne
sam exemption clanse. wns,s,. s1 II, !" wv
ernmcnt in rrasplng for men. c11t.hsa suo W., s,-
nalt1y communication feee whereby tha ony ny
rice in the most honorable relation h +h. &C.. aI.
lien en- enjoy to his country, fghtine inc ~ ~
her, was degraded to being held only Ibs bs
, 1864-05-25

The 14oth Regiment 100 Days Troops

Especial nispsteh to the Chicsso Trlbune.1
Dixon, LEE Co.. Ill, May ~, 1861
The formation Of the 14oth III. Regiment under
The new call for ono hundred days troops Is nov
complete, and BY ThursdaJ the eomu1aud viii be
in emp and ready to move. 1t is made up OF
companies from Rock Island, Dixon, Falson, Nor
rison, Lane, Galeua, Sterling, Mt, Morris, Aledo,
aud Illinois City.
Col. n. L. Barnes, formerly of your city press,
and later Of tho s7th Illinois, with which ho fought
at Pea RIDGE Is to lead the 10th. His disabilities
from censure and diamisaal from the service for a
personal difficulty With Missouri Mi'.sla Bs!ga'
dier bayc BEEN entirely removed. These men and
their commander will give good account oi
themselves.
, 1864-05-25

OzpHaSsr FA1R-The fair for the beneft Of tho
Orphans, given under the auspices OF the Confer
euces of ST. Vincent de- Paul, OF the South Dlvis-
ION, was nu1nerously attended last evening, It Is
being held in Bryan Hall. The usual attractions
of such receptions" are there to be found In
rreat variety. Our reporter noticed Gus feature
which i something Of noEsIy. and % ~ quite the
wi}h Io1far bin. and slang over partition when
a. 5s :: :obs a1a Yans sssh ,a,n h5 q:
:. 49,; nr ofherwise, ia matter Of no consequence
the fun is al the sane. and ,he philoso?nls perch
Who Il vent ont a manniass" a. Tssaetously mar
Wop5d itte hook in their Rl1s," never attracted
more ] of attention among hls t3nny brethren than
u wel oEp that he proceeds Of the fair viii be DE-.
ID ,aa9 Ct The tandasS Rssf 62 Rs Ro9s at, H.
t{,n E1ntierr. whpae caro- IL needed now uo1e
f., %sae sp Spssns sy
tRe csne,oueiy u clined cannot do better than to
aid this worthy charity.
, 1864-05-25
FROM DES N1OENES.
State, Military and General News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuo-1
uEs MONIES, H., May n, 1864.
Ihe contested election cRse between Lees Re-
pub1ieau} and MoHis (Coppcrhead) has beun decfd-
ed in iAror Of the former, who is noH our duly
qualified MsJor for the next year.
Il. Z. Hasens OF the SigourneY Ntps has organ
Led company for the one hundred days' service.
Theodore ezue1ich, editor oi the Burlington z+l-
bind. German Republican paper. has also gone
Into the ranks Of the ten thousand.
Tbs Republican Congressional Convention for
thie the fth district Is called to meet Wntezset
On the 9Th Of July.
Miss Augusta Mathews, the yonng and accon-
plithed sister OF Mrs. GoY. Stone, to-day entered
upon the performance Of the dutles OF Military Sec
retary to the Governor In plsce Capt. NORTH now
at the head Of q company In the one hundred days
acrYlce
, 1864-05-25
The Presbyterian General AA
senlb4y, Old &chonI-

hEw YonK, Aay 24--At the CID scha,, r,.,
nr1an t GS5sral AtsSmh',, in Newark, New Jersey.
tS,Ss,. ~ Sr5ss Matthew's rom tho commrtaa on
!nhisa, 1i'ts aoa osases presented report On tho
subject Q! N4ses3. which. taking strong mil.
slavery Erounts, produced = profound sansatinn
Il Wa1 made the special order fur Fr1dsx
, 1864-05-25
Ul)itago Qrlbnt1f.
WEDNESDAY, EAY Is, 1ooA


Aateat mn" NJ ,.-.t.s-.,- - a..
can afford 10 "1't p"I4sn'' A"f tu' NJ
nouncencnt OF results' they ars not to be
disappointed In looking to See this silence
further the end in view. II sa7tnr nothing
..xa,,n c-.,+. ,,nr..nn.. ~,
-'oe'0' 's~u' ~ op'u VI LOG ian
battery Of tho profoandest sllencA- 30 lot
us wait,
From 4 letter rom the secretssr OF
War to the Senate, it sppears that thu
total number of Generals actlnr "a apnoantea
In the regular service stuce the commence
ment OF the var IL stventy.ntne-one Liar.
Tenant General. six Nafor.Gener.]a, and
trenty.two oBfiradier-Gensrs1s, Thrrs Of fhc
latter have died thres ham ret}rad or di..
missed one declined. two Me}or-{,en.r.ls
have been relieved, end eighteen Of a1l rrades
are now In the regular service. In the 1o1un-
tcer force one hundred and three have been
annointcd Me1or.Generals, and four hundred
and se4enty-seyen D.Icadje4-Gene,.ls. OF the
1attar. forty-six have resigned, thirty.dye
died. twelyo declined, nineteen 1ost their
commissions by constitutional Limitation. sir
hare been mustered Ont dve vene re,ected
ooe d,.ch.rcoa- onc d,,mfsse1 n;netv.o,e
nave been sppointeo ha)of.Gcnesals' and tTo
ouno1ea ano h.1y"aeTen arc no" IN Inc Scr
51ce" Gisnt laaJol nave 1es'eneo1
el11een o1eo' one aeennea' ana seventy Here
IN service On the 1sth insr
II Will DC seen N tue MaAninkaon dae'
patches eise"nere' 1nat IN Inc Dlstf1ct su.
Preme toutt, vuoge :" yne nas aeaaoo tnat
Sola spseniA.'ons 1e sonIl'y sopupuc poi
ICY 4no 111e P4Atuti1 eAu n'iAuet ssco*er
Plonee .'sae ~ .s"st opesN4o.e' ~ ING
a.... t,. ~ ,N ~ .Ds aT,., o.poe1.co
...s..sss e.. 80 -s.1 ,..N.,s..s ~ a,s ~ r. uAuo4
~ - s ..s ~ ~ ~. sss o@e =. so'1 1He eA'e
-,a.s.. -. y. saa,e,aa ~. ~ ou.s ~ tu'
~ -e1a eanah1a.- ~ s0s .',o,..sri 1872 saas -.
A" tA''A~AAN'
~ ona n .,,..~ nuoau.o. +to
;aosth - q a.,1,nt 1u,no;s c...11s of1;ce, a.,
90 ,;~o- Co1 Inv Mnda or +ha a. M
cavalry and chf.f of frava,rr m Cen Mcc1er.
nnnd,s staff Co1 Mudd entered the srrvidk
"a third major in the "a III. cavalry in Sent
7so1 nndrr IN, Noh,c. His death ;na;cts
ferinn, loss to the arm Of the service af
~rh,c1, he hos hon a shining orn,nan+
w. continue onr notr. of the condft;on
ami numher of nm, wounded at Freder,ck..
bnr1 81. r;ven IN onr a,sn,tchrs e1srwherr T.,
n rcnort fo +be Ncw Yorh- state .ocnt
, 1864-05-25

Cor. Seymour on His High Horse.

oc3
NEW TonK, May s4.~-Gov. Seymonr's letter to
District Attorney Hail. in relation to the seizure Of
the TorId and .'ouTn0t Of EoxnHeTcs, says:
1t is charEca that these acts Of violence were
done without due legal prucess, and without lus
sanction OF State OF national law II this be true,
the above named Journals hare violated State or
nationsl laws, they must be proceeded against aud
punished h} those laNt Any action against them
In making four lnquinef, and in prosecuting the
parties Implicated gon will cali upon the Sheriff
Of the county and bends Of the Police Depaztmeot
for any headed force and assistance. The failure
to rive this by any onlcial under my control WILL
be deemed eQf1cIept cauGa for his removal.
, 1864-05-25
FROM CINCINNATI.
Highly Important Draft Decision.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
CNcrHsAr1, May at, 1864.
The following highly important Circular letter
was today received By Col. Roberts, Provost liar
ehaf OF the eeccad district:
"By decision OF tho Solicitor Of the War De-
pa1tment, all pereous having substftutea In the
days service. who hsve been drafted
viii not be credited With the period Of their sub
etttutes. Pro1ost Aarehals shall zee that Omitted
men wto have furnished substitutes for the one
hundred days rer!icc comply with the provisions
Of the law governing drafted men before the expt-
ration Of tie service ol their Substitutes.
By order Of j. Il. po1T1R-
L. 7. D1kncE,
Major and L. A. g.
public meeting Of the ladies Of Cincinnati is
to convene an Thursday afternoon In order to or
canfzc an antfimportatiou Union, to avoid the
purchase Of goods OF FOREIGN importation during
the WIZ,
, 1864-05-25

NEw TonK. Mn7 e4.-Ihe indications a,e +h,+
there wtll be Do necessity for dan in tia ~
under The recent cal.s. The spp=rvlao:f VoIuntac3
Of shout fifteen hundrcd oyeT the humber rponfrrd
under Ill calla. The Government, howoser, clsins
two hundred Jet
, 1864-05-25

op,nArto.-We learn from the New York papers
something Of the trture Of many Of the operatic
art1st:. Iedo,i II to be married In few days to
NJ D,snttnan. wealthy lawyer. who obtained
se,sEs je.1e s.nssip MeT Yor
syd ven mnrr. 10 believe, By bis more ntimate
CONNECTION Wish Tie Fanny Whtts tzsgedy, In the
same city.
, 1864-05-25

new TonE, May 24--The Iudependcnt Te1e-
graph Company recei!ed letteE from Secretary
ton in TIC transmission OF publication Of tho
bpgus nrcCfamat1ou.
, 1864-05-25

NEW YoRK. May 29.-Ad7icea received By the
up to the 18th inst. there 10 fighting going ou
at Charleston. The only attack nade was By two
Monitors going up and shelling Fort aan1toE. Tbs
New IrQntides has not been In action lately.
, 1864-05-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
ForeadoxE1n.s OF the Illinois State
Union Republican Conren-
tfon To-day.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsfhune.l
E1.r,1a

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsthune.l
aPRE0rtELn, Ill.,, May n.
Most OF the delegations from plsccs on the rail.
road have arrived here, and the CANVASS for nom1-
nations Is proceeding With some excitement, aud
4 mt der:te amount OF log-ro11ing. The general
Impression seems to be that the Convention will
not be protracted, but that all differences Of pre-
tererces will ha settled eaai1y.
The north part Of the State, with the exception
Of Chicago, comea down with quite forceior Gen.
Fuller, and ecem confident. The Palmer Interest
Is apparently growing, though at fist there WAS
not strong effort for him.
Uncle Jessie still holds his own With tho people
from central and southern Illinois, but undoubted
u tho strongest man yet on the ground Is Dick
os1esby. who Ia promised many voter on the sec
ond ballot, snd whose strength in Egypt Eas been
moderated. Many Of the War Democrats claim
him a. the *'beat bower'' for the coming cam
paign.
For Congressman for the State at largo the most
prominent candidates arc Hon. Jackson Grim
shaw, of Quincy Bob. Ingersoll. Of Peorla: Hon.
s. ". Moalton, Of Shelby; General !. N. Hs5nie,
ofCasto.
The candidates for State Treasurer are not in
the field
Lieutenant Governor Hoffman, who wants moth
inc IL epoken OF a. one Of the electors at large+
Secretary Hatch is very strong fer reelection
His cou1se during the long time be bas served has
Given universal satishctiou. Reynolds follows
with good etrons vote, while many arc waiting
for the action Of the Germans, which may change
the color Of this Fote In favor Of Col. Hi1zhback.
The Geynana, however, do not ask for men, bnt
want radical measures aud resolutions.
The statement made BY the correspondent OF the
Times that They were demanding Hons share Of
Offices ia not true. Caspar Butts, Esq, failed to
azriye and he being the he1d Of the German Con-
venion, it failed to como OF. They aro now only
waiting bis arrival
Hon. Newton Batemau Il universal fnvor1ts
for Superintendent OF Public Instruction, and his
uame would be haIled with delight BY the educa-
eatIonal intereet Of the State. Prot. Ebcrhast Of
Chicsgo, IL here, has many friends, and also claims
very strong support for Superintendent
The 10th District caucns has been In session this
afternoon, composed pr1neipallY Of Palmer and
Oglesby men. Tho result Of the ssttiug Is not
known. They meet again ir the morning. Tbs
various delegations held caucuses this afternoon,
hut the Districts are found to be very much di7ded,
md no separate action has reached me- up to this
hour.
Hon. william Kellogg is here to-day to SEQ his
old friends as one OF the ''ornAmentals," and
wants nothing tonight. There is lsrge Meeting
at Representatives, Hall. Ingerso1, GrimBhaH,
Moulton and others, will make addtesees.-
Gov. Yates will give grand reception Wcdnes
day night to the delegates and citizens generally.
, 1864-05-25

The Missouri Radical C0nven-
tdOu.
JFFTERsox CrrY, Nay 2l-The Radical State
Convention meets to morrow. Qaite number Of
delegates arrived today. It IL said spirited de-
hate will arise the question fsend1ng delegates
such course, the Cleveland convention being pre-
ferfed,
, 1864-05-25

TINTED STATES NIARSHAL'S
- SALE IN ADMIRALTY virtue Of Writ ut
SALE u s ued Gu o. tbs United 3tates district
or 1hs southern district OF ItllnctR, In admiralty.
b Iold 1t Fnhc ssr, the highest aud best t!de1
or cash. II Csi. IN sald nst ict % tha BiEhsh day
u vi: 37o bales and 1al sacks OF Cotton, tho
having be ordered By the Court to bo fold tor the
benent Of whom 1t may concfn.
SpsInseeld, Ill, May sd. 1854. nY2tEis; 15s
, 1864-05-25

Volunteers and the $500 siausc.
NEW ToHK, May Ola special to the New York
Times from Washington says: "The Senate Null
tary Committee ia conaldersnga propos1tlon to- A.
than three years also to repea1 the $500 exemption
clause.
, 1864-05-25
FICE OF PURCHASfNG
CON. SuBHIbTEN Il.

4 FlCE OF FO 1tCH AStNG u
" COM suBs1srrN 7B.
On IUssnAi, 7'.t dny q Aa!, iss4 tcIstaEai.ala:
TEe delivery Of tae cAttio to take place At Rvana
e na e. "a a. 9
Of one htussEd tlo per week un'll the contract %
nc cale to be Weighed The sealez, and oas t,lr
OF the Rross weight 70 determined tc constitute the
weight yh!e6 .s. be ths purchasing
.nlnal s,i 6 rsesived 1sshne lsss ,haa eas thoa:
a1x d iespeete x1l b made et each de!!rcEy.by
tuch per- eEt ss tae Goyernnent mar direct. Balls.
Beef Cattle" and viii bo directed to The undarsgaod
Each per.on. ana Ia case OF 1yru, avsrY member Of
tie rn. offering bid. Ign ht. name TO the sane
sSa II
l. reanrsd that each bidder BE- preseEt % Eespond
r. a. + Poa
Fssh ast s:3 be &C.
| ferons u fo1lo.s: e.,,.o,ao
KS; tsss fasnz ,oT =.
ecnirscf in Accordance with rena Of hin e. toe
III aso
tract il arcortauce taare*ih; :nt ws 81. pre2sred
n e er ens e Aa'
M ,Ss q s sn ee :.st h. 1stests
toIney, to se enclosed V1h tho bid Payments will b
| madc In cezt11catts Of 1adebtadnesS-
| 1oax u1 BID.
Thereby py opcse to furnish tns BuhEi7fence Depart
,rers xtsh iour u usand &oc head Of ssef CAtto
III sot strct ecec1dsr with ,oe conditions Of
1ils 1adlsls, fo< tho san ot per hqaaSsa p9and'
II; nim;,ssx,s17t c.5t. 4 i eH<1 {: !. a.
, 1864-05-25
FROM LOHJE5TTLE4E.

FROM LOUISVILLE.
4 Fresh Scare and Threatened Raid.
LOUISVILLE, May s4.-Thc journal Is adrised
That Gen. John Fl. Morgan is at the head Of Ave or
sir thousand cayalfy at Abingdon, Va, and COLI
templates an immediate raid into Kentucky, yin
Pound Gap. Our forces arc ready to give them a
warm reception.
, 1864-05-25

Major General Blunt to Arrive
Here on Thursday.
LKAyEHwon7u, May s4.-Major General bsnat
vii, arrive at the fremont House in Chicago IN
ThnrfdzY.
, 1864-05-25

HISS opened at 2i2 Randolph street Mahufacturing
manufactured articles to his former patrons and t,
tbs trade ln WaFc and price, and qualities to sutt
Pa1cE Ok CID 3: los5 loeo}. s.. $500; c. C.,
pu1cK or ToBAcco, tby tt1s 1ucklnlck,
1sa15 cents: Spanish. mixed. 10 cents.
Iy9$E1<H lw 2l2 Knndo!ph street, {up stAtfs>
, 1864-05-25

The Trial Of Andrews.
NEW YorK, Nay s4.-The trial Of Andrews, q
leader in the July riots, commenced this morning.
, 1864-05-25

To oApTRKr1sEhs-THx CHICAGO WxxKLY T1rBGyE
Is now ttnt 10 very nearly FORTY THOUSAND SUB
sCR1BERs. It therefore affords the hest medium for
farmer Who wishes to dispose OF bia stock any 9th.
er farm predncai to tie nuzserY man who has tree:
manufacturer who wisAea to place she merits Of hls
fact 10 every tnd ftTader who shes hnd pu:chss
En-, En-, "a advertisement IL tne TMEEKLf M T..iBUNE
crs. Try If tbs be rot Terms of advertising: II
for four lines, ind Is centS for each additional line
, 1864-05-25

4 TTENTION, CARRIAGE
"a NAEERS.-Tbera will b meeting Of ths Je1r
ps{m;a ~ C.1IisEe Aa1nss o. MkpE@EsbAT So @ ETkH' :!t
near Jefferson, II ~ o's!ock.
MYEEeMk1t By pHuNH Or I'M CoOQfTXN,
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
THE LIST OF LETTERS.

Printed lists Of the uncalled for letters at the
Post Office up to Saturday morning last, may be
found posted at the usual places at the Post Office
and upon the HERALD bulletin boards.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

The Coal QuEsrroN.-T high price Of cosl
which has uled here for long time past he's
been far In advance OF its value, and the spssp
uiators have made the public believe that 70
must necessarily increase to an exerbitaae
rate as the season advanced. In June AnA
July coal created quite panic, and many pee.
pie were induced to put In their via
ter stock at sn absurd ngurs-els and Ola
Q ton. Now, however, II has fallen. win
everything else, 10 at least . moderate prisss
but II IL not yet IS low as |. should be, con,
sidering oil the circumstances. The frsighs
and toll on barges ffom the mines TO New
York is $5 l6. The cost Of the article at ths
mines, allowing for the increased expenses II
working and shipping II, even 81 double form0
expenses, would bs about e5 . ton; thus oost
ing to the vsnder In this city . little over @le
gross ton. But the cost Of mining and ship.
ping has not advanced q hundred per can't,
nor anything like it; therefore coal o. 4
be delivered to families at $40 80 and ekl
. ton, and leave an honest margin OF pr SfA
We understand that several collIers nave
stopped mining for the purpose .Q{ york. AZ mp
the price Of coal again. Spccanto1 ar, never
satisfied with fair profit. They must be rob.
bing the public or their occupation II gone.
But We caution the people not to bet deceived
again by any excitement about Ise In ooal.
They are paying the full value Of ~ now, and
there Is no legitimate reason why tks I'D
swIndlng rates should 10 restc red.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

Tx News FROM MExico. o.--Mexicaa news Ia
Of ~ shifting and changeabls . character a.
the glass fragments OF tho Kaleidoscope. Turn
them q little, aud you can have any form or
color that you desire.
Thus, in our issue OF Thursday morning, We
published statement received by way OF the
Rio Grande, announcing that Miramon had is.
sued pron,iacion3snlo against MsKimilian. and
that during the absence or the latter In the
provinces he had succeeded in getting possess
sion OF the greater part Of The clsy of Me xico.
1t was further added that bis proceedings were
endorsed by the Archbishop and the Mexican
clergy. TbeInference from this would be that
the affairs Of the imperial rsgims vsre in . very
desperate condition. The accounts received
subsequently from Havrra imPsrt very
different color to them. There We dnd Il stated
that not only wss the Emp~or being vel.
copGsd most cordially by tbe haxicsn popule-
tion on his tour, but thAt his arms were every
where gaining substsuslal advantages, In ad-
dItIon TO the confirmation OF the ocerpatlon Of
Monterey BY French troops, ws have u AZ
Hrmed that there Lad been wholesale desernous
from the Damp Of Artsgs ~ Gaadalaj ara
and from that Of Por6rio plAs at Oajaca
The troops which wsrs with Jsurss h Mon
tsrsy and Saltllio srs sfstsd 70 have retired 10
Q northsvly direction. Faksa altogether. the
rspsblicsn forces, according 70 eur Havana cor.
respondent, do not equal IA nuubAfs : battered
brigade Of 0rSpts army II this bs so N say'
very little fos DO snsr1y q shs French com
masters. n rstsrsass v ~ reported adhssiou
Of General Dohlsds 70 W. ispsrisl gsvsramsns
II IL nov asssstsd that b he'd asked for . sss'
SyAsN n ~ SIRvll. 4 seaN ~ n ekN
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

srEEp cy ouR NAVAL vyAsEIs,--ws see =
stated that . trial Of sgAsd took place The
other day between TO n oqr steam revenue
cutters. The Navy De DeHartmSnt is very fond -
ainilar amateur cent lsts. It IL not many wsshs
sinos II sought to xst mp race between one Il
its new double,>nders and . private vssssi--
w. oou.ss sslectsa. however, being snssts
EAtss, New, trial trips Of this sort ere sal
M VA = sGseAAs = elA&aAAlx esxs
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

arss street and First sveAus o. lAst Tuesday evening
vas concluded Yesterday The Testimony was very ooar
nicAS one portion Of rspressasiog shas No0ulre
the nlsht e the shooting. IN state Of adnsss
the e6sots 9 drink. and u his fury beat his wife, a.
tempted personal violence other inmates OF The house
and drew pistol v shoot ths ofosf, who vas TOO quick
for him. and shot him before hs had time 70 execute his
purpose The friends Of MCGUIRE denied that hs made a
attempt to shoot the officer Owing 10 the great var.
ancs Of the evidence the jury could not agree and
brought In two verdcs Of which justified the shoo
Ing but the other did not the Coroner required oosr
Hall TO give 900 bail 70 await the acsios q the Grand
Jury.
A mar named Daniel NoOarty was yesterday committed
TO the Tombs the charge knocking down and robbng
Thomas Costello, of era Water street. to whom a sl.
leged. hs represented himself - q provost marshatu
ennoer, and whom hs charged with being dessrtsr
Sixteen Wills have been admitted 10 probate this week
By Surrogate Tucker Those Of Auna A. Hart ana Elisa
Balb are among the aumber These mako bsQussss
for various religious and bensvsIsns purposes
The Central Committee Of tho New York ssass AnM.
Prohbitioniss, or Liquor Dealers Assooia tlou bs,d
meeting at the 81 Nicholas Hots, on Thursday OF this
week. and adopted and ssasd to the members address
recommending Governor Seymour 10 their support for
rsseeston and admonshng particular care on sher part
70 vote Tor no oandAass tsr Oeagrsss or the Lsgs~s
who vi - iksy 10 advocate 4 iassrfereaos
with ther business
The ssesk market opened baoyant ysstsrlay orning,
aud a. shs arst board quotations. advanced rspidy But
Afterwards the improvement lost and in the after
noon there general decline. undev large sa,ss on
seliers' optiess. The gold market active end
or ssss excited oil day The opened at IoS, ad
vAnced TO 2os Snd then declined to 1924 esssg how
ever. at 2ol. Governments were stronger.
Tho jump 10 gold quotations from 1903 TO 2o8
n vaaka
day evening but tho impression prevailed that
only temporary spirit. occasloned mainly by the des.
psrae Efforts Of spectators in merchandise who have
large stocks and who rssorted tho expedent buying
gold In the effort to keep prices up until they could dds
pose OF eir goods Some KINDS Of merchandise wore
turn better, but there general advance even
when gold at the highest poi and after the reces
son thing settled down to about Thursday prices
and was dull at that