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CnepAGo cATLK mAnAxr.

or11ox oy TEE DA1.T T1rBuEx.l
Iu:B1aJ kvasinf.Ia JAZZ Il.
BE6F FCATILR-Arcord.ok - tha BoAs1 Of rRAds
r; pett tho tecttp:s md lhlpne s1acs nu- last
lstue, compared WITH the corresponding psrtod of
,sss hays been ss follows. II II sud b. heEna IN
rn,aa th,s these receipts aa1 Ah.pn.n srt really
tho4e Of lne dsy pxecttins:
IS s;iss'':: III. 81 sSs0a;;9%sst ;%t
sane:y md Aoea..:::, -. ~ : ,i|1 ;s' s. s!'
5s,,,;; .;,,s II 81: Il: H ,s.s
80 rses,rt, to-d.1 asYe b.en a,m7.t aoutuA. sad
,he nune,, t.saaaetea u htstlJ worthy OF lasa,on
Ihe ipaut1y wis in the naln tor etsf esa,an ,uoa,
and soodbrl:e, y aze paid 1eE fAs wac.
We do rot Quote suy dstaeiahsd sd9anee IA pslcss,
INT there q sn additions nrnnesi in ths natk=t p,r
,rultrly On III krate Of stock. which chiefly caus
I'd pv ihe ,teb. sppp.J Although va da not iee Ns1
rartea In quoting anT reEulsr sovanes taeFe eta o.
70 doubt shat good butch s1s' Caitle soh reaa5 10
t., 1:o bstte. tnan the rates Of Saturday. Tnete
cur load In. :
Tno 3a,cs today have been ~ follows:
CATTLE SALES TO DAY.
roxT wArzn IAnDs.
x.srsu aeld Bsss % aesd' arefAst7k !'asa 81. q
syHsll.efs Z Mallory sotd K.an is head. averaging
x1uu17AH SOUTHERN YAEps.
DUNCAN sold Msory II hen A1:Eas!7E 100 D.. 1t
i: c:nEtr = BIO. 'od c'ane:' 'asaa. a7es's'7s sos
ssus soia A,hes II had. Averaging ~ ~. at
sii2x.
usu Reevaa sold noare Is had. averagt.Kst3 ns.
'i.tch ,0d Belmont II haad. averaging 30 ~. It
s,me to ueorc. II osad Aver ts!az 30 - St
Arams soid nooral u neso. aYe'as1n. 50, D, st
e. = Co. .osa o.Tsn II head. s7sF.ssf s'' nj.
ssm~ to Pove7s 50 head, Averaging III d. At
rse Grtse;y CO t,Hav:tJ Is hesd. averaging 1.seo
aHoagfiom &c 1a the ,epersmade on Change. ~e1s,sa
thst the rec. tpts md shtpnen ssnce car laas ua.
ronnn.red with tho Ieceipta and shipments of 1854
haye been Is follows. 1t th.uld b. barn In mind
th,t ,ns aId shipments taos: Of ha
dsY p;ec=t l1s:
rssses,.s...:...:: Tssass .aa asaa:,:: 81 = III III @
ros.1... ............l.fA 4.si7 4,aoa ll.@,
Ssrre time ls4t weak. 1851 49,. a>iS1 ,..,.
Tpe receipts to~dsy have been limited, AMI thar
tayt been caught pp soou ~ laadst. and IL saY
instaue, 4 taa ca5s ueto vay1a!d before tueY hsd
reached the y.rds and bargain struck for thetr con
tents Tna sd1tcsa from Naz Yezk Aud other potn.s
eout1aus blch,y favorable. aud buyers are coase-
aueptiy sa1ioua - Be.ure large sMFue1ts. Tha
,2ht an.piJ Of the past week 1es many wanss uasas
.ned md daAleEs Ase a11iousY locking vard t.r
\ rood supply the coming Hesx Ettls thera II feel
tnc Auenz hs mcrs ccnl and pzadsns operators II
urIcea &C 12shtr too insttt, Ind they ase
casting auspcious gsncaa toward ths future. That
rtyu1ften ust s:on eo1.e. = ,ha universal feeling
tsaen is atttr Of conjecture. Tas inquiry seei
Ia ha mostly !o1 smeoth Hoxa Of 13aoGo os weight
| fcy tne New York and ether Ea.te1n mkrk.ts,
The bent zxe to.dsy- NRs By j. as1dey Co.. at HI
Michigan gou,h:rn Yards. They so1d Dossr. II he II
fine smooth Ecgs averaging za lbs. At s915 per 10
lbs. wa quote the 1sske: ~ ACTIVE. aod ptces "a
3oe better than en- eAtusday. Tho its hare bean Il
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\ rcp4,x,. ci,a ~ k1vu cosrI1HL

u, ,.,nv uRRaY, Of Gseernu,h, C11tan County.
LEE: ". III 10 uaAke Known 70 Jsa Whist JAEsz'a
ID ss sss:a = ~ :.
Lsss sssse.s,es,y stek with LTe1 Comolatns md Dys.
Hy doctor eoala xt7s ma no .etef. a1d wsa
sor,,daed " pet1x ss5und tho 1eaaA Of m.dicine
wneu neisnbor callod and urged M to ~ Dr.
JaynA1 uoAtu ct. WITH tho AltesahTo md aanAttva
r1ia trrnetiataly procured khe1n. ard tol,o Wing
"a directions closeay, seo1 tlt esateF ED in da7
Or t.o bs1an 10 mend. By tho tins I had conaunsa
tn1es bott,s. w. suIo5tnE xsot heaa. bstkf, IN
deed txan remember tor TN yeAzs I hAvo no touhe
these medicines tATs enftEs1 euIvd ny d1eAse.
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CHICAGO l.UssBKR MARKET.

Tu4spAT kvXxrH8. July II. I&a-
1he following tabia fhows tho rs:clpts Ct Lumber.
Shingles and LAtA from January 10 Juy S for hires
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~ ,,,st n e ,owsr sn'r.
1sfO9 tu Do 1t IzAc 10 b1 do at a.: 1 nu DO
At 41xe; 25ioo ba do 1t axe: 80 n No. a DC:
7169 on do II $ae-elettn9 xlIh hu3asa al HHe II
sKYE-Res lvet te-lsy, e.5;3 hu: shlonsd. pone-
Hsctiyed last week. sh1 1n>f. it,1 pu FL.
&c Ytd corresponding weak, 1851, Il rs o1; ahlopsd
7EQ hp, UufIuR tho He>k there - bteu N active
shtpnIn9 demapd, md owing to mora fATor1oe Ad
VICES ffom the KAa, tas aEkst AhoNs IN dv&ota Of
10 ptY-1ha uoa,k.t atysneed .9se SALES vere
60 y A. :, 4 80 bu doa' s:e ls bu No. a.s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to day pon.: shlopet. noae-
Rsctivsd lslt week nsa SHIPPED. Eour. Rec9!E.
ed ssmc weak laAS ye&x. 6a1 o1 thtpp q. IONA lna
aItet du1tux for. psfS o. th- Week tu.od DALI
and dec ind 11ic, bat fncs then hal b:sn more &C.
i've and the decline nss bean tnttEsl y reto1esed.
Toby II. mxlktt was qui = b9f 1sm u &c.
As.tuaH0IrNemtntlA II = .t!s!M
HEANN-MsrksI Qpiss at t3c4s u ~ %.
Hs3keE inactive and neua'nai II "a o1951oo ton.
HH8N, etc-B.ln Ia Quiet At $s.0l In balS cn
1EKs ssHAx-Thsre I, ve1 little doing and the
mi rket 10 uG minAl At 4FC "
B{!YTkK-KeceiT<d. 3t1'l oa: thpped. ~
-. This market atpesF3 tI1de NOE neNVe tois
morning., aad ssl<s are zaae II light adv4nce. ~
quote: ,,,e,s
Choice Dairy.
Prime Ftesh
tates weTe: il nrEius ii iac 60 ~ tub Il 7c, sad
@Ha1:f;INf,-Thsm market Is mol ..sely scttve md
stes- = Ws quote decline Of 50 IN Wool SACK "
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For sddirouAl testimony. No JsynAs Ned1c& A.
n snar, to ba hAd gtas1s Of III A&euH-
AL Dr. D. Jayna b Sons Tsml1Y Msdtetnes arn sold
IN Ch,csso BY YULL1R, PINCH b FULLER; LcRD
4 pAl7H; BUR1HANa VAn aCHAACX; r. 4 q
u 11.% " 1,S.
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SALT an1rx rHosocsu1y IKaoyxD
Nrs- 8. FOBBRs, Of Nscedo1 Wsyne Co.. New York.
writes:
Inaye suffered wish an KACPT1o1 oT TU axc
When int ar:Aeked Htt tfo ahsed WITH N Itching
alt o7rr ny rody IN tho tousse fthsea wee n hsy1
sppesT several azd rcd hlotches On each u. and
on ny feat 1hs sans kind Of hiotcaes came on ny
right arm, zod thsR rapidly gpttad ossr u1J Hhoo
boty. aad 1ns,ly Has. ny sco excepted. ono entro
saah rom my head to ny teer. Ths d1sassa assumed
other 1pEs 10 ocvers, atas It seemed almost up,s.
sibls 70 endure Il. Tia ruaeatea uasd wonld zird
reitaf fn1 = nw minutes only. IhAd tho most s1af-
t&ns pnystciaps in our vicinity to attend ne. xho
promo unesd ths eruption to b. aALT RH1Lx- Twas
syen up a. tntuxaha. and stil remained In tha ssta
alton which havs described, Whea commented
tbs usa oI1ATN1 ALTx1AT1ya Aa1 BAHAT1v1P1l19.
and thny e1tcssd all that could be desired "hda
had tafeo SIX bottles Of tho Atte7asi4a "lsh fnt,
tho b1talinx out WA zreasiy aupdned. continued
shen until had taken stI bottles moro Or tns Aef-
Httve, And npH an pHtcetl1 curad- NY DloAas aso
zez ae1sd M incapable Of as:e1 dinK 70 ~
duues, but now perto:m them - fas as"39'
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Tbs 1UMpNIR EdQIes suuH U31 t11oFe10e1*b N R1p
1o,ojpr u;ieies Of produce for the week ending
July g. and from Jan. 1t. 10 data:
nxcNFTS OF LIApLa1 ARTICLES At cHicAdo FOE
ruE wEaE nAD1na JuLY 3, An0 FRok JAN. 1sf TO
rATH.
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Drylox oY 7a1 DAr1T T11BuEx,t
Iu:B1ay kva8inf. Jazz II. :
BE6F CATTLK-Arcord.oks - tha BoAr3 Of TFAds
pc1t, the tect1p:s and shipment slacs nu- 1a,t
lsue, compared WITH the corresponding psrtod or
1854, nays beea - folosa. II sd,uld b. nesn. IN
mad thst these 1ettipts aud Ah.ptsnss ars really
tho4e Of ,ne dsy pxecteins:
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MI. LUDMl8 hGlAs 11 haW 6QHtdlot GAun4t
Co.. Wis.. srites. Dec ., 1sei:
1ccrstdes 1t duty to e1rseas to Tou ny lrat:tuco
for fhe cnre which your AL1x1A1TTK sad Jour aA5A-
1Ivk PIIts have e ctsd Ia my eaae. Il 0ctober. So
largo swa ling began ii ny uoatn, and the vie.euos
Of the attending pain led ne TO apply 1t ouee II
pb5tleiaa. Eventually It troks and fozusd tTo holet.
ONO ls.2t tea thess tetans lazzer aaA lsrztz
until A1ter tina shey fu1uad one lazze wound.
vh.th discharged K:eat deal otDns. Tte phTAc1Aa
then 11oneoneed II CAxGaKoEA ULCER. Gradually
Y7ew wor1e{Ana vo7e-the uynl4 1As ANAeted md
testroyed-sod continued to sunaf The nno<t cruel
psiu. lost my speech and cault neither cat o1
drink Tb2 tEsA, eut Of cy doctor eailsd - reaeh
NJ complaint. aud told o,hers ha heasea tntrs vsa
70 help fof NE. whit in tbs daaesRts state. nns Of
your Amanaca for 1871 Nil into ny hxoda. aad ffona
rssdiu1 II ! wsQ I'd to TT IAx81 AE7x1ArIvs and
eAxATrH PnlA m tn&ukf ful to cs nble 10 ssy khst
va& speedily beoGdtted by thelz uae and Afer r.
kirK saua thirty bctina ot A1ee1stlve. and Liberal
quaztisy Of Pills, found ussslf vel - eyar Wa
In my rfs. atnca ny recovery hAvs navef lopt N
oppos: unity Of makiaZ kaovn NJ opinion Of thez1
remedies sd any t1c.cduleus. lst theua eltseR
eor1o or wits to ma.
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CARBON OIL Tha market u ActlTa Aud uFEa,
hnt prices without ahtaxe. VIC quote.
Best = hite t per CIR e'c. per ps1-...........4 =
PAINT--The market u Terv inactive. and va
hay+ very few changes 70 ncte. Va quote: -,
BiF1hrktoeK, pUre. ID DR superior. ,...u q
Standard. y &C Pttmia2 ............. 9
1fasi.nt. ii @e SsssoaFi: ii:... :..:.........: {
s Pearl snow az k3Funch z.cc, pura. IL q
; ed Le1d. ......~XGlA American xuoV Hh1tel7 4
oTallon Wh1see89.. :, lsc American stsF....... sHs
O'Fsllon axe Garden Ctty,.........ls
Samuel Green 3 Co = pure standard IN 10 ezsss
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1ostnx rsces fos c4.n J-)y H. ls6s, Rectlyed bJ r
g. saltso4tal Co. cono ''sson. etoaz nad Boad
Repfefs 81 CiA:k s;rx.+. hls%17:
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cuf1AsO sroUK mAnKET.
TpEsDAr EVENING. July 10.
1iLra At TIE Frnsf BOARD.

1C,Cc0 b........... 44 g
aAxxs At TRB s1coNp BOARD.
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#i6rGllauenuE.

Screfula, Cancer, Skin Diseases,
Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Goitre,
Dr0psy,
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Personnel Intelligemee

H n Van Dyck, Esq, late State Superintendent Of
the Banking Department at Albany, assumes tho duties
Of United States Assistant Treasurer in this city this
morning.
John Stewart whose resignation takes effect to-day,
rotarns 10 the United States Trust Company In the
psety Of President OF that we known financial insti
tuition.
Mr. Brown, Of Grace church, sailed on Wednesday for
Europe
Captain Francis G. speigh Of the Twenty ninth pro-
cinct sails to-day for England on tho steamer Erin He
will be absent for about months the object being 10
recruit his health which for time past has been
very delicate He takes With him letter Of introduc-
zion from Superintendent Kennedy couchcd in the most
aatterng tcrs 10 Inspector Tanner OF the London do
tective force He will probably visit many Of the Euro
pean cities before he returns
Mademosslie Nathalie Dumas, the charming actress
Of the Theatre rranca sails for Europe this day on
the City Of Now York.
Am ona tho visitors 9. the Fifth Avenue Hotel are r.
Sweat Member Of Congress- OF Maine, and Professor
Blake, Of California
The following staying at the Metropolitan Major
General T. y. Measher, Hon. T. r Bates, 81. Louis;
Judge Mowbray, Erie
Mr. Henry Toomey, Of California who has been re-
Gently appointed BY President johnson United States
Consul a MUNICH Of his nrs consular appointments
leaves for Europe to-day on the steamer Erin.
Count Wydeubruck, Austrian Minister TO the United
States, and family are stopping d the Pavilion Hotel
New brighton, Staten Island.
Chalk James Webster, aged seventy four yean, who
resdee on Stevens Creek Grant county, Kentucky In the
father Of forty I'VE children His grandchildren number
and bis 1 o. ne
wife Of OF his ewn con: Father and son hss stand
in the relation OF brothers-in.law 70 each other
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WHAT New YoRK Has DoNE-CoRREsPoND
sNCH AND REPORT IN REFERENCE TO CrY WAR
ExPENsEs.-we give In another column an
important correspondence and report Of Super
visor Blunt, chairman Of the Volunteering
Committee. II 10 made ct the request Of Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal Colonel Dodge, and
gives full and complete detail Of the pro-
ceedings and expenditures Of the committee,
the number Of men for the national de-
fence raised by the city Of New York, the
number Of years service, the cost per man
per year or for two or three years, the
total cost Of oil the men and the total expendi-
lures for war purposes Of the city and county
Of New York from the commencement Of the
rebellion to it, close. Every fact Is placed in
the clearest light and challenges the closest
investigation. II shows how stupsndous the
labors Of the committee have been, and gives
also evidences q patriotism on the part Of the
citizens, "a Well as the authorities Of New
York, imp iralleled by those Of any other city
IN the Union.
Vac report not only gives the whole number
Of men enrolled, but the different periods Of
enlistment, under what call and on what par
ticular quota, and the cost Of each man on
each particular call. II gives tho number p
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THE WEATHER r.

The Hottest Day Of tho soeson-B2ecss
OF tho Heat. SO.
Yesterday was the hottest thus FAR Of tbs season. ana
but for the prevalence OF gentle breeses that whpered
among the eaveses Of the treeses" would have been
entirely too torrid human endurance Al nine A. n.
the thermometer indicated eighty degrees q twelve
It stood at ninety two degrees and ct two r.
n was ninety four degrees at which stage became TOO
tedious an undertaking for any common mortal 10 era
mine the Thermometer for Indications and our record
was lost II is probable however, that niuetynvs de-
grees was the highest reached in the shade At about
Ave p n the mercury fell few degrees and tho even
ing was saiubrous, yet by no means uncomfort-
ably COOL In the language Of the Hooser yesterday was
sssum hot--in fact was summer About SIX the mer-
curry began 70 a and IN face Of shower
It fell eleven degrees less than hour Al hafpase
eight O'Clock the rain came down pouringiy and re-
reshingy and the signs that the city will b we'll
washed and the cir we'll cooled.
labourer named John Flynn, while p work In Third
avenue near Eighty fourth street. Thursday after
noon, was prostrated BY the heat He was removed -
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Juno 30, 1895.
II IL intensely warm here to-day-undoubtedly the
wamest day Of the year The temperature has been -
high ninety six degrees in the shade Late this After
noon there was . heavy rain storm, accompanied By
thunder aud lightning.
Bo@oS Juno 30, 1885.
Al two O'Clock this afternoon the Thermometer stood
ninety-two degrees In the shade
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PHILADELPHIA Shne ~ io00
The contest between the civil and military authorities
growing out Of the arrest Of N Cozzeus continues
Last night three Of the Sheriff. deputies proceeded 70
Provost Marshal Frinks hssdruarte with orders 70 sr
rest that ocs They were driven away by tho provost
guard and made retafn accordingly 10 tho Court TO-
day Tho matter rs been postponed gill tomorrow d
nine o'clock, whsn tho Sheriff will probably call on all
citizens 10 aic him in aressns the Provost Marshal.
There seems b, be some doubt as TO whether the spp
cation for assistance 10 enforce the arrest should % d'
rectea y, tho Sheriff or TO the Governor
- CORRECTION.
PmApnrmA, June 90, 1885,
typographical error occurred in despatch sent from
mi. osy and published the New York papers OF this
morning The name Of the person alluded 70 snouIa
mod0ro d. N. C0ssenA
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THE PRINCrPLz CONCEDED THE SOUTH Will
GAM EvERYHNo.-If the loyal whites autho-
rized by the President to reowanise the late
rebel States will only acs the new order Of
things like wiss @sk sdd practically admit
the priIsipN fha. the emancipated negro is 9
citizen. and, under certain restrictions, is en-
titled to the right of suffrage, they cannot be
kept out Of Congress, and they will soon have
the game for the next Presidency in their own
banda
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WHAT Was GENERAL SICkLEs' MIssIoN?-We
see it stated that General Sickles has returned
from his South American mission. II is said
that in bis new sphere he has accomplished q
splendid victory, which will tend to preserve
his military laurels bright and fresh in spite Of
this scorching weather. We notified the Cen
eral on his sudden and mysterious departure
last January that our correspondents would
execute flank movement on him ct the FIRST
favorable moment, and the letter we published
from Panama month or 80 since il Q very
conclusive proof that we have been as good as
our word. We might go further, and furnish on
the spot the most incontestable evidence that
we have overmatched both the General and
the American Mazarin at the head of the State
Department, by letting out the important secret
which has hitherto been 80 admirably kept
We consider our right to publish ell we know
undeniable, for we are under no obligations to
the State Department, nor to our diplomatic hero;
but we forbear for yet little while longer, a.
It might be an injury TO the public service II
we were too explicit on this really weighty
matter. That England and France will be
filed with indignation, not to say humiliation,
we have no doubt when they come to learn
what brilliant triumph our State Department
has achieved over them in tho recent mission
of General Sickles TO Bogota. We bog them
forthwith to string up their nerves and get
their tempers under due control, for they will
have pill TO swallow shortly, however nicely
IL may be sugar-coated by that very expert
confectioner at the head of the State Depart
mant
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GENERAL WALKER, THE REBEL Ex-SEcRErARY
or wAR-we see IL stated that General Walker
the rebel ex-Secretary Of War, Is applying. for
Q pardon from President Johnson, and jrirther-
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IRvna HArIThe concert at Irving Hail. FOR the bone
AZ Of Mr.. Gougier, Of the One Hundred and Twenty.
seventh New York Volunteers, comes on this evening
Nn. Mozart, Messn. Morgan, Mills and Lumbard have
very kindly volunteered their services for this OCCASION
The names Of the artists su6cisnt guarantee Of
good entertainment and, the proceeds arc for the
benefit Of wounded soldier there will no doubt b
large audience 'The Deserted Rebel Mansion" ID The
title Of another song Of Mr. Gouglsr just published By
Horace Waters, Broadway.
WOODS MnuRILs. Tho performances OF these cole
bra,ed Ministries continue 70 DO largely attended not
wthstanding the sultry state Of the weather "0reen-
bakins 10 still the chief attraction the performances Of
which nightly greeted with uproarious expressions oe
merriment
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TnR QUESTION FOR THE S0UrH-Whether the
Southern States shall make their four millions
Of emancipated blacks political balance Of
power for the South, or permit the Northern
abolition radicals to use this element of politi-
cal strength against the South That is the
question.
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Tho Park Commissioners announce that there will be
music at the Park on the Mall to-day. July 1, COM
mencing al half past four o'clock, p n, by the Park
Band under tho leadership Of n. b. Dodworth, II the
weather is nne The following is the programme
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PWLADuxHA, Juno 5U 1900
jay Cooke, United States subscription agent reports
subscriptions to-day 70 tho seven.thirty loan 70 tho
.rount Of a lS0 400. including the following
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more that he has never been on good terms
with JeG Davis since the Montgomery govern
ment was born. One Of our special CORE
spondents In that country at the time has reason
to think 90; for while General Walker. as
rebel Secretary of War, extended to our
correspondent the common oivilities which
public man should always extend to the re-
preventative Of respectable press, JEFF.
Davis acted an entirely contrary part, and
issued . military warrant in order to secure
our correspondents permanent residence in
not very agreeable mansion known as the
Montgomery jail. Evidently the rebel Presi-
dent and his Secretary of War did not agree at
that time.
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resided at oS East Fourth street. which developed the
singular fact that death produced by the bite Of
ny The insect sung deceased under the right eye pro-
ducing Inflammation and immense swelling, which the
physicians were unable TO aay
Charles Bird, alleged hotel thief, was yesterday
committed for trial charge Of having entered the
Of Mr. James Arnold at the Revere House, and stolen
from his pockets watch and money altogether valued
at about three hundred dollars
William e. Johnston, only nineteen years old, but said
10 BE- Already cell known to the police, yesterday
committed charged with picking the pocket Of Mrs Ack.
crsop, 'esidlns 10 Eighth avenue, board Eighth
avenue car
Judge Joseph Lewis, OF Pennsylvania, will to-day
retire from the position OF Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue and will be succeeded by Mr. william orion, Of
this State
Eight hundred aud twenty-five hogsheads q the
French government tobacco stored in Richmond we're
destroyed 10 the connagration gnted by tho rebels at
the time Of their evacuation Four thousand Eve hun
dred hogshsads saved and arc being shipped
for Havrs
The prices OF meats provisions, vegetables Fruit &C.,
10 the markets OF Richmond, Va, now twenty per
cent below those OF New York. Philadelphia and Balti-
more
The extraordinary feat Of driving horse, hched to
light sulky, from Boston 10 Portland, distance Of
about one hundred and twelve miles, between sunrise
and sunset some minutes fifteen hours was
attempted day this week, for wager Of two thou.
sand dollars by Edward Brackett Of Roxbury, Mass,
with his gcldng Lyon The start made from Boston
at the appointed time, and all went well until within
about four miles and half OF Portland full half hour
Of the stipulated me yss remaining, when the homo
staggered and fell though In It, and shortly after
died II Ia estimated that twenty thousand dollars
had been bet on the AFFAIR
Tho stock market was stronger yesterday, and q
general improvement. Of prices took place Governments
also improved Gold steady and, after opening at
$780, closed at 1llx the street. and s the same price
ni0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-10

Arrival 81 Cottoa frem savannah.
NEw YoRK, March "a number OF
vessels with cotton, from savannah,
have arrived, making 81 in all, bringing
% $50 bales. Other vessels withl | SCI
bales are on the way
The Government has seized this cot.
ton without regard to private marks, be-
cause Savannah was not surrendered
with iss garrison, bat captured with all
10 contained. U
The Emperor Macmillan, according
to adviees received today from Mexico.
has received, at e select audience,
Meder O SeeFlett, the Enyvy Exsraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of England. Mr.. Scarlet presented
" the Emperor several autograph let
/ ters from Queen Victoria. The FIRST oil
these letters Is formal one, aeerediting
the Minister. The second Is repetition
OF the first, bot 10 addressed 10 the En-.
press Charlotte 'M best Beloved Sister
The third Is an aeknoslsdgmsnt OF the
letter sent b The Empsror 70 the ossen,
in November last, officially informing
her Of his accession 70 the throne Of
Mexico. Tbs Queen expresses her in
tsrsst in she wsliars Of Mexico and cor.
gsHtalAsss the Emperor on ms elevation,
laad closes with the usual expressions Of
eonrtssy
The Ess railroad has % faf progressed
that the trip from Vera Cruz 70 Mexico
City can noe be q ads IN four days.
The Mexiean papers pablish long hs's
Of diplomAtir ard consular appoiet.
a.enls a.aIs = fhe "a Serer 70 iosslga
GovsrnmsniA No appointments are
made 70 The United State.