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EEw TOHK nAnHEr-Jary ls.

COfton-sosroeIy 50 arm with good business,
closing At 6i06ze fer niddling.
Flv ur-OPened Sc Oc better and elJ'ed quiet.
Sales at % 7O96 8 for extra state; Sc s0gT %
for extra roand hoop Ohio; 81 U5a7 50 To- trade
brands IneIuieiin the sses are $500 bills exrA
EWhisky@ouist. sales Of western At 81 90.
Wheat-29Se better On sPdng and Arm for
winter. atl-
ssIes at 81 6s@I So for winter red .estsrn; 8 50
Al 40br Chi-ag0 lPrng; 81 41Hal A. for amber
Mile ankss; u "a lOr amber Michigan 81 50 Tor
Bye-Qust and very am. Western quoted at
96c a d State ia.
Barley Aalt-Quisf.
G~Orn-OpeDed bet er hut closed with the ad-
Vsnse lss!-sAies It l59sle for unsOund; sa8s20
Oats--Dul and 9ase lower. EAlss at e2as5 fox
Eesten; h- ltH
11.toa7e"n1-orSst. s-les At sgke for crude
5sa59Ka fur Teansdin bond, ssd7297315e for re-
RfcezOn private terms.
suSar-Firm at iIMaIsHe for Cuba AuseO-
Vado. end IpIISze for Porto kieo.
BOlasses Quiet sd
HOps-Qu'es a. 1Ol8jo.
P~OPk-FiFmeF. tgF1sf r.
So Is at 81 61Z928 CO for new mess, closing at
Ss7 sly for eas65 SIS O0S25 IS for 1851 meesi
SI9 Goals so iOr primsi SGT Oc@2l 10 tor Prima
mess. Also 1900 bbls new mess, for July, and
August, sellers and buyers option at 81 s213-
Beef-Dsn. SALES aE I09l4' for plain mese,
I u A@NL4NS y
Beef HanAs-Quiet.
Int 1-eaGs-sleady. Sales at l29I4o for
shoulders, aud lS92lc for hams.
BaeUn@Quist. l
Lard-FFmeE asls1EA2ls.
Butte>-Heavy and lower . lsA26e for Chic
sad z41s3 Tor state. sis rr
Cheess-0uiss at1O916c.
UHT0As2O mARKEa-JuIy ID
1By Teiegraph.l
FHour-Fira aud uns7hsngede
~anaaomE. A. ~ II VI IL 1 7 W.
CoFn-DuH nd dss.iasd 1kA2s. sslss at 500
for No. / aud s. 5tOF BE q
Jats-DulI and deelnsd2c. Sales . 'Sso-
HnlEsWiRRs--Da1 AID unchanged
PEOyisiORs---Fi IN.
EEreikhls-FtFm. SIC on corn, &c On "AeA'"
Reeeipfs-FIOur. $500 Bbls; wheat, 800 20 b.
ootn ls,7O0, cats, 4, 7O00- on
Shipments-EOur, $50 Dbl, wheat 81
bu, oOTa, 2I,9OO, este, 10000.
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-JnIy' ISA
10y Telegraph
CotfOn-sleasy. Sales at 45e.
Foreign advisss By he Prsis hsIs not Elected
brsadsti u.s.
Rye-Steady .. soc.
Orn-S = &c at sza93o.
Oats-AdV reed 70 20.
ROrk-AdYanced 70 S28 Ooa2S so.
Lard QuieG at Az9Ao.
Peir9leum-Flm ssleseruts at 80: refined
IN Oond %, Ire 7i9I3c-
HE1sky-DulI at 50 1492 Is.
Copper StOeks-JuIy Is.
sol 81 TKLEGRAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bio in Boston to Day:
Cert'ai 10 bid; Copper Falls 1875 Frank n "a;
Hancock ~ Huron -; isle ROs al 1Cts; MIN
nesots o. quincy Sc; Superior 3, RooRland SE-
TOLEDO MAsKET--JuIy ID.
by telegraph
WHo,f-O ,f.f 81. Iii. M1.hr-.- -
sIg6O.
O~Rts-saIs at 50.
Lake ~Freights-Dull and lower, s1zo to
Oswego
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3. Z. Money Harke-JuIy Is.

M0ney-Stesdy at 8 D Of. for call lo,ns
Sterling EXehaRge-Firm At IO9aIOeL in
gold and nrst elaEs bills
GOId-Firner but less active opening at ls2.
adVansiDg 10 1921 sud elOsing ct ~.
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EVELYN EVANS READINss.-The people of
Meadville are anticipating much pleasure
from the readings of Mr.. Evelyn Evans, on
Thursday evening. Really good entertain
ments will always meet with encourage
ment and support from the intelligent and
refined citizens of this place.
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THIRD AND LAST NIGHT ri
nee sTRANaER ANp rae MONDE
TWO GRAND BXOUR-
BASKET PIc-NIc
T TITLE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Already guests are arriving from Cincinnati and
Cd pssrens aud friends wishing to pay
rs q visit, shouli engage rom 5 Immediately
J.. REYNOLDS,
lyII:Sao Proprietor.
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NEW AnYERrIaEnRnL

NEW ADVERTIsEAENls.
Academy OF Music-MeAohhnt o. Venice.
Coed. Beck a Oo-GirI Wanted.
R. G. EuntoOa-La6d for Sale.
H. CrossIey-Wsllet Lost.
IN. DsWitt-Clothipg as Cost.
NJ. Co.-For Chicago. .
n. T. Color Ogdeusburg.
0s6utter & son-Loosl Notice.
8 a. BoJaton-Loeal Notice
% Frankfort ss.-Siiuation Wanted
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

H SPLENDID sTAUNOH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Will sail on Pleas are Excursions to the Upper
Lakes On the following days, leaving Cleveland at
8 O'Clock p. NJ:
La0LA BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt John Spzldibg. Capt. N. Il. Muruh.
Thursday, June ....----s2 Tuesday, June.-.----2
yuly- yuIy---u
" Aug. % AuT-s
rug. ILL aug .-......-.fZ
Thrse Steamers were built expressly for the
Eo1te; are ftlod n with every esre1or the com
Tort convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and Efficient officers. tEF
The IL acknowledged to be tho finest
Tor health and pleasure on he continent. The
Round Trip" comp ises . distance Of about two
thousand miles. ana Is full Of variety and Interest,
which, with the cool and invigoEating atmosphere,
renders 1t all that r. desirable for q Gummer trip OF
recreation and pleasure.
etAte-rooms can Co secured FOR the Rouid Trip,
and further given, by applying 70
ROBERT n & o.,
funT.E5f msFaIand- n
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PRAYER

AAaAAa
SalutatOry In Latin
John Gri,wold Whit, Cleveland
0ration-The Limit Of Political Right. -. 1900
Simon D. Phelps, Keithsburgh, Ill.
MUSIC.
0ration-The Decline Of Hero Worship.-...------
Julius Norton CoWdery, Mecca.
n-atian-Tie Progress Of Science .----.--.
hhff7a "rus-s- SsEvu5Y HuusUu
MUSIC.
oration-The Tendency Of SeJlshzess 70 Make Life
sidney Bryant Demsrest, CARROTS lie.
Oration-Ths Logic Of Ersnts -----...--.....-.-......
John Ely james, Chester.
MUSIC.
Philosophical oraiion-TLe Clvio Vrfues----.---
George Shedd, Mount Gilead.
Oo.loquy ............
S. D.. Phelps, b. Woodruff.
" MUSIC.
Orstioa-Ths Development Of Poll zeal Hdeas......
John Gtiswoid Wbit,, Cleveland
Poem-Rdr Time..-... -.... ...... ------...............
Henry Woo run, TallI ldge
MUSIC.
Grafton with the Yalediatory Addresses-The Hal
cy0H days o. Fedce---.
Elmors Perry Cabuthers, Tallmadge.
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JOHNNY OOKEs MAROHISG HOHE.

Three Regiments in One Daya-ArEfEAI
of the 18th, 6sth, and Is4th Ohio
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Enter
tainmenL. rr
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Colonel-Gsorge E. Wells.
Msjor-Arthur Crockett.
Surgeon-John G Bingham.
Adjutant-Henry Welty.
Qusrtermsster-E Y Smutz
Sergeant Msjor-Alfred NJ Russell.
Quartermaster Sergesnt-James i Ayers.
Commissary Sergeant-FrsDk Flinner.
Hospital Steward-Csry H E Mccain.
Principal Observation-Disclosures Culbert-
son and Larkin Liuthicum.
Co A, Captain Isaac Mccoy; First Lieu
tenant Upton spurgeon,
Co B, Captain Robert Masters, First
Lieutenant VIM Il Palmer, sr
Co @, Captain W II Doering.
Co D, Captain VIM F Williams First
Lieutenant VIM ellison,
Co E, Captain E R B oHinger ; First
J Lambert.
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COHKENOENEEE WEEK Al HUDSON.
BaecRlaureate sermOn-Ofher Able
Addresses-AlumDi ReuntOn-Prize
DecIamatiOns-COmmenes ment Pro.
per-Degrees Observation-Disclosures
Ennd-sueee 8 OF the College.

ZEN
Fnnd-sueees OF the College.
N
EDITORS LEADER: The Commencement
exercises of the Western Reserve College
were concluded last evening. The Baces-
laureate Sermon was delivered by the Pres
ident, Rev. H. L, Hitchcock, DID,, on Sun
day afternoon, the 9Th inst. It's text,
"Quit your selves like men" was happily
chosen, and handled with all the practical
force and tense, vigorous manner which
distinguish its author. It's concluding ad-
dress to the graduating clsss was peculisr-
ly appropriate and impressive.
On Sunday evening, the Missionary AS
sociation of the College was addressed by
Rev. Prof. Evans, of Lane Theological
Seminary, on "The Development of Chris
tianity in America" This address was one
ofgrest merit, of comprehensive ideas and
scholarly style.
On Monday evening, the lecture before
the Beta Theta Pi Society was delivered by
Rev. E. Bushnell, of Fremont, Ohio. Its
subject, "ThesFormative Elements of True
Life" embracing Thought, Purpose, Pa
thence and Devotion, was treated with
much ability and we'll received.
On Tuesday morning the Annual Meet
ing of the Alumni was held at the College
Chapel, presided over by C. T. Williams
Esq.
At q preliminary meeting, Rev, N. s.
Benton, of the class Of '46, vas elected
President, and Rev. L. B. Wilson, of the
class Of '49, Orator of the Alumni Society
for the ensuing year. After which Rev. Prof.
Nutting, of Illinois College, delivered a fe-
licitous and elegant congrstulatOry speech.
On Tuesday afternoon the Rev. VIM. H.
Goodrich, ID of Cleveland, oficiated ss
Orator before the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
His address, on Education after Grsdua-
tion," was carefully prepared, and its val
liable lessons so enforced by an ease and
grace of delivery as to render it one of IN
usual excellence.
In the evening the College Chapel was
filed by an apprecistive audience to hear
the prize Declarations of The Sophomore
and Freshman classes. These exercises
are always second onlyin interest to those Of
Commencement proper, and on this occasion
were up to the highest standard. The
prizes were awarded as follows: Sophie
more-Edwsrd H. Harvey, of Cleveland
Freshmen-Frederick B. Buss, of Hudson,
The following disclaimers were specially
commended: VIM A. Comstock, Sophie
more, and John d. House, Freshman.
The exercises of Wednesday were open
ed at s "A. N. by the anniversaries of the
Philozetian and Phi Delta Societies, held
in their respective halls. Alarge number
of the old members were present many
good speeches wero made, and all were at
tended by the hsppiest of good feeling. Al
10 O'Clock a procession was formed to escort
the dignitsries Of the occasion to a commod.
ious tent, on the college grounds, which
had been fitted up with great convenience
and good taste, for the accommodation o.
the vast audience. Here the usual cere.
monies of Commencement were performed
in the following order:
pPAvrp
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TIE WEATHER.-The weather, after shift
ing from intense heat to severe cold, has
again veered around and to-day coats are q
burden, and every walker or worker lubri-
Gates his face with the sweat of his brow.
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LAKE ~MAYIcATIoM-

GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
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CLAIM AGENTS.
WI. K. PRESTON,
Successor to c.. G. Bruce 4 Prestonl,
GOVERNMENT LICENSED

AFMy mn NAVY UIaIm Agent,
Office No. L LyBlaH's Block,
Near Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Przs
Money, and all other War Claims.
So Our Special agent resident at Washfnston.
D. -, dsyotss bis entire time to the collection Of
o. oEHs' ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Men.
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
Bees low. No charge until We have accom-
pliHhed what We undertake.
German Language spoken, apis
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GUESTS AT THE MCHENRY HoUsE.-Among
the guests at the McHeury Houss are Mr..
Lance aud son, of Eugland. Mr.. Lance is
well known in railway circles as one of the
most active and influential of the promin-
emit railway men of Great Britain, especially
as a statisticisn aud a writer. he is large
ly interested in the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and has come out to per-
sonally inspect the route and gather such
information as could only be gained by
personal observation, regarding the re-
sources of this country and its present aud
future aspect 10 a business point of view.
He is an affsble and genial gentleman.
DEPOT AT SALAMAEoA.-The Atlantic and
Great Western Company propose to erect 8
spacious and handsome depot at Salamanca
during the present season, which will be for
the accommodation of both roads. It will be
four hundred feet in length, or eighty feet
longer than the depot at Meadville. A
large dining hall will occupy q portion of
the structure. The Atlantic and Great
Western Company furnish the brick and
the Erie Company does the work of build
ing.
, 1865-07-12
TELEGRAPH.


New 1oRE, July 1.-THE r; Htralfs cor
respondent from Southern virginia reyte-
sents @ SOCIETY , and industrial aua1ra t, n toa'
region a. still In vety crude condition. con
esqnsnt, TO considerable exsent, On tne
plantsts and the FREEDMEN not ret fuay nn-
detstanaipg their altered relations, Or, at
leest, ~ recognizing tnem.. ana mnGh aa-
noyanGe u merely CAUSED TO the mNi'afy
ahlbo:ltles IN Efforts TO Adjast the dinculHes
between me respective parties The p!snt-
efs, IN mAny cases. are disposed 70 lnslss eh
, 1865-07-12

It eeesns probable that the bAlstrl and
bllghtipg influences Of slavery have corrupted
this class no less tbxu either the bondmen or
their lords. An intermediate position has in
duced the eerElllty and 6loth OF the slave,
and the pride and prejudice of the slayehold-
er In this unfortunate caste Of Southern soc.-
ety. Without the genial disposition Of the
black rsce, be also lacks the ordinary lntelli-
gcrcs Bud ambition Of m average white
man. He has imbibed the worst evils OF the
social extr. mes which have stood On either
hand Of him. His experience has not tsught
him to conceive Of Or understand sny Just
idea Of human equslity. He has looked up
to the lazy proprietor, and down upon
The working chsttel. The apocalypse Of
freedom nnda him with no courage
to take position beside the men he feared
the elevation Of those whom be hated. IT,
ncrsnce, laxinesa and obstinate prejudice,
make poor combination tor useful citizen
Of q trec commonwealth. We do not, how
ever, despair Of the Republic on account OF
this corrupted ingredient IN Its popalati:n,
hut cordially agree with the Prealdent that
now since the t'ru1e Of selfish 1eaders'' Is re-
mored, there will ensue an exhibition Ct
patriotism and loyalty never before seen.
But one other condition Is essential to this
happy remit. The poor whites muat be not
only relieved from the "rule OF se1fah lead-
ers," but also from the possibility Of becom-
ing "selhsh leaders" themselves, and ruling
class inferior to them In rights and p1ivi-
lsees. Let legal equality be extended to the
blacks ard roor white loyalty md national
atetv are lsrte1y atsured,
, 1865-07-12

suthofity. ttat 5lr. L'nceln, IN tho honesty
Of his Intentions and tic frAukuess of his
heart, Permitted himself to he eutrspp:d
where he considered everything to be ,lalr
the proposition hsd been made to him to
statesmen Of Virgins. without reference
to their official statinn.". This proposition
Was intended aad Understood to mean the
assembling Of the people comp sspg the s'a:c
Legislature, though nos as an of1iethl body.
"VtiGnia LgIsiature," doubt1ess meaning
stheteby the unofficial body that had been
spoken Of to him; F.; snd when he sanctioned
the rc-assembling OF that body, he did not
Intend that the old rebel Legislature should
he ca1'6d together 81 recognized political
oreanjzation, Which was sttemP:ed n9de1 the
raw the literal Interpretation That had been
ppt upon his language By Campbell and 9th
ers. he made haste TO revoke the Who'e pro
cetdinRs and recall all papers that had passed.
: Il viii te readily appFehended how deep
vas the plot working agamst the late Presi-
Legislature been permitted to come bsrk and
e1ercaec their functions rs executive md leg
fElatiTe authorities Of tho State, 1t would
have amounted to recognition Of those au-
tho11tles, By which recognition would also
have been implied, not only the d!saroTal
AuA It pAuhAtl1A u GNFE{uQG 4iCipous AAA
biz government, but also Of tbs EogernuenE
Of West Virginia, and. indeed, the whols
State organization OF West Virginia tor the
old 3. .chmopd Virginia State government has
never recognized the division OF tho State,
and was composed ot delegates from the
counties now included In the Sta te Of W st
Virginia, a. well ~ the other counties Of W.
gin}a proper.
II III. Lfncoln's ideas may be deduced from
tho Arguments that had been presented to
b N, ard upon which his aciion WIS based,
his design was to permit Extra Billy Smiths
Legislature tc assemble in Richmond as q
b. dy Of clt,zeus, which, being looked upon In
the State, would hare influence with the cit.
txcns Of the State who were absent, and
probably exert some influence over tho other
States. It wax distinctly understood that II
permitted to assemble, this body would pass
bill dt claring null and void all the acts pre-
yionsly passed In hostility to the United
ststes, and also recalling al troops Of
armies. Under the popular eouthesn theory
Of State rights, such action would hayc
compelled respect ard obedience. and Would
1t least bare withdrawn the State from the
insu1rectfon. It WAS also understood thst
imtnt diately on taking this action the Leg1s-
laturs would dissolve, Its neneers res'gn,
ar d the whole government glfe WAY to such
1tber legal organization as might be suhstl-
tuted. 1t viii be remembered that sill this
occurred previous 10 Lees surrender, and
with it was Of great impott lance that the
TuginiR troops 81 op1d be withdrawn from
The rebel armies. Undoubtedly the desire to
thus seriously weaken the rebel Gauss had
sued By 3fr. Liz coin, while :he seeming sin
Guilty and honesty ct the advocates oI the
course wholly shut from his FleH tue tricky
scheme involved.
, 1865-07-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

Tuesday EVENING, July II, 1885.
Monetary circ1ee hare been much excited to.dsy
over the discovery Of large amounts Of fraudulent
Cook county scrip IN circulation. The victims
We eEumerated this morning. We befeYe no
new ones hare been developed today. It Is sup
posed that much Of this bogus stuff IL held hJ
prftsta parties. Ono OF The scoundro1s 10 WIN per-
petzated the fraud has been arrested. Tho effect
Of this discovery led to tho ignoring entralJ Of
Cook county scrip At the Brokers' Board to day.
The continued activity IN wheat, arising ram
orders from Outside parties, Induces EerY good
temsnd for n ou.y from that cln.s Of operators,
while other elzsses Of borrowers arc not entirely
idle The aupp}y Of money is abundauf, and
good paper Is readily recognized, but these Is 10
dispo.tuon OF the part Of bankers to glyc en-
coura9ement 10 Wild spectators BY iudulstug
them with losns for such purposes. Legitimate
pspe1 ia readily taken at ths usual rate Of 10 per
cert,
Eastern Exchange continues clolc, perhsps
esen more 70 Than yesterday. Bsnkers arn very
g,sd 10 t1ke 1t at pr IRON customers, vh1la they
psy each other ~ high "a 30 to Is cents premium
fora necessary supply. There II none thrown
On the m1tket, and II dea!ers Get any, they have
par ouyiss 40 selling, with N occasional ad-
varce On these figures. Currency is plenty now,
ard bankers prefer 10 hold exchange, which IL
drawing interest, to holding currency. which
draws no luttreat, except borrowers. who arc
not orsr plenty.
The range In the New York God market II a
Ettle lower than the 4uotaticns Of yesterday. The
opening 1Ato was 1ao and the closing tho ea1ao
while during the day II touched cont lower
The following quot1tifns vera teIegrsphed to
E4n<d pyo$hnrz n fJaY1r Hfr4Af%
, 1865-07-12
RuKrr1o yrrs pKRHA1KS1LY xuoyuaL
IT, WIN 7K1EEsON. Of Vienna. asnaay Co.. Illinois.

Mt VIM 1B1EEsoN. Of Vienna. asaaay Co.. u1lnois.
Nr.Hg:
NJ Younxeas ron, azed Ten Iaa.1. wsa ATTACHED wkk
Ep1lxpsT, OF ErH3rT1o FITS. snd h1t hin aitaad.
ed bY seyetsl OF bsss phy.clans for neasy e2h~
xea months without my nata III benefit; tho spalls
ran aiming a. irregular pu1ods tom Two - n.ra
w.a1x, and Increasing IN severity and frequency
September 7h, 1se, he had .hraa veey hard spel1s1
ard On the nth I commenced tbs use Of JAMES
ALrzHA117N and FAyA1IyK FILA. and II IN thas Eu1o
to ,hiz ha hss neyar troubled With shem. aud
haro tve1y .tsson to ho;e he u pefuaaruty cused.
In ali. hare tonxht forty two bottles Of ths Ae.s.
tFo, nd hal! 4 ,zsn bo1es OF sanAt1vs Puu; an1
II to thi, pe:ateuea IN their yrzuiaxly And coa
sssntly for IorK s1 that Asxio-te :Aa ea.iru
removal Of tho disease.
euETfED pRK4pTrLLY 1RoN KtpyxT * NTAtxr.
FRANC Is MO.s, Of Ts1za ha, wiA. wr1ts, March
4 1874:
lhavs been ves7 alex With tha K1nzKY CoNrIACEt
1t times auae1ing dreadful =, ana passing much
hood. NY WIN having samn Of On. D. IA1an'a AZ.
T1RA11sx III Z . house, dot11nl1od to try IT, In
two xeeHs tias, much to ny &xtonlshmens. 1was na-
tize1y vel. CceaAio1Alty, u my sJatsn scanned 10
1tqn!re II, took yorF BAIATlTA P1ris, but 10 ths
Alscsxt1Ys principally, attribute my cnre NJ onty
kitty now IL, 70 nasa my t1pestunca known 10
otsnrs. no that the viEtus Of yous medicine may b
ro1e tulty knawu-
, 1865-07-12

There seems to be some conflict Of tcsti-
mcny both as to the facts and the principles
Involved In the Arsue1les case. 4 recently
pnbl!ehsd statement, On Cn',au authority be-
1Icycd reliable, represented Arguellss as hard
at work In The galleSe to which he had been
sentenced for term Of nineteen gears, his
ofense being, as cur readerb will remember,
selling cargo Of rescued blacks, seizea on
SLAYER BY spsnish authorities, and in his
charge rs custodian. A second Cuban au-
thority, now in New York, emphatiea1ly aud
firmly denies the ahove statement, and says
Argpe1!es IL In prison at Havana, having
taken m appeal TO the Tttbnnal at Madrl1,
and meanwhile refusing pardon just tender
ed him hy the Queen Of Spain, at The inter
ccselcu Of Arguellcs' mother, on tbs ground
that 1t dots not exonerate him Of the charges
against him. His defenders say he intends to
remain In tail until the Unlted States, recon-
s!dering their former position, make reela-
nation for him upoa tho Cuban authoriti~s.
From present appearances this will give him
4 very ll5e.al term Of imprisonment.
, 1865-07-12

RecotDts-Whtat IA, ono bu; C7rn, H. 900 bu;
Osh, 8,icr bu Wheat scarce, 11c higher; Cora
&C; Oals, 6s}c; Ftelshts unchanged, steady.
ExE rn--, Tell -.
Pork te.ter, It *77.1sc Lard nfmes, oosc; Whtsky
druer; Gold, 1891.
wanted. sl.s499l.ss, Corn o,aas, &c !; -0at4
dplet, &C.
, 1865-07-12

At Norfolk, In Virginia, wh:ch hrs bcru M
der military rule, no sooner ~as ne po~er
rc-ccmmltted to the civil authoattea ,thiu
pcceedines were commenced to collect The
texes which hid been paid under military
cent, ol, This is the beginning, In the words Of
tha Norfolk Pos. Of "an open and b3ld at
tempt On The r.1t Of the courts In the la:e
,ebel1;ous States to denounce all the acis Of
he military during the rebellion, PRONOUNCE
item Illegal and wrong, and de1naud repara-
tiop from III parties acting under military
orders that eau .bc reached by their courts, ;"
The bold and emphatic recognition BY Peesi~
dent johnson Of the right and jurisdiction Of
military authority to deal With extraordinary
cases IN times Of peculiar exlgency, will, We
truit, havean ef1ectual tendency 10 slIaJ any
expectations Of laid and comfort from ths
had Of the natlon,' to tbs ebominable views
Of Bates concerning the necessity and v1lidity
OF martial law under any circumstances.
The popular sentiment On this subject has
been decIsigely xindicsted by the President.