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TEltsaApgIc MARKET REPORTS.

rHfLADyIyma Dec y, IsN
stocks dull Pennsyvsnia hv~s, ~; Morris Canal.
~; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. s5A Reading ssir
ass.; psnn-yivsna Railroad SJA E1ehangs New York
family 81 Boa sis 20; sugertne. - 90 wheat dull
Is Uo bushels yellow Voc Sc old ~ l6 Oai.-Far
southern, tse To-; STATE, 5sc co. whAtey dun
Flour vsry DIM New grade. heavy. Wheat dun and
einins Corn heavy a. Nc Tc Oats quiet 81 So Sr.
Seeds inactive. Provisions nesIec,si Mes povk en- ~.
Groceries dali sugars heavy. whsksy nominal
Oswsoo Dec. n. 1910
flour unchanged with only moderate Demand sAles 20
winter st for Whit. and els 20 SIS IS Tor double srrs
quiet Sale. oi No At 81 IN o..a quiet :, 90 Tor choice
shipsss4s - eN and nddhnH 80 es per ION. Nall
road freighn hour Boston, III W New Yort or 70
Albany 49, The SNOW storm continues with oonndsrabis
severity.
BvvvAIo Dec a. fsB
The asmsnd fos seur ,,2 moasr,,s and TIE .,..s'
me msrtss 10! gfss rules quiet and nominal for wheat
Corn ID nolnna 81 o. Osss qsiet 81 r Ss aororns
quality, Eye 9uiss and nouainAi q ~ he prcvsion
mar5M unshsnesd and sssvy ncss rort u luoed -
eD0a ~. Dr.sssd boss PR dub q Tsa . Sc Tho
whisksy market = au'ss and arm " = IN .r-nm ~aL
Flour nominal; sup-rass - q - IS. sr1a. sio .
Pc Leg hrmsr = 80 go Change in wsssh.r %.
Lard dun IKE Coz leaf wssiey steady ma Cotton
nominal 81 30
Flour unchanged. whss, steady and n1rn spring 10;
fan o. 7os 81 81 Corn heavy Oh yciiew A Old sh.
ro osp sesiys at g.. Nc Rye 81 10 Bsris steady,
~si.isy 3: * Nos. d y
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avvisspU E.ftr y ADrp.a-f h.r,~sisa. De- II 1As
stesHttiN tnalr NoaS~F wsAk s4t hsfs fa~ No.
lnsssrranf vsn. $500 EsiirgEsts fhfss II
al ilosht ~ vuvl prove asA 49, 81 - - %
Her passenger. ~ lssvtessly h-ssa srisucG, so.
smrf sri frrl. frrn sAssys ~ sAssnasa rsssrssd
sshsse Nkst.- kaf
EsEs pHrrsSs, Werfi ff,ra w. rs-s va v.l~ysutA,
v. tsf gsngsserr sssa&~a % rfi.a b@rs tn j
et~f~t De- u ~h - 10 ssiiens F.fs~a r~Uesufn
r-gsefs ~ nns rst~s Ats 80 b.Li a. rsAarn4s4s a.
nth ssd ssi~ frsas ssssua
B.ns PsrHr.uss st4Al ., sna fr-, pa~sl..i - r.-
Ovissns th~fgv~ rrp>rt>l vilA csgss II rsss - s
vas On lAs y~ss " "a yssvsrs " ss~ ssiA ~ - ~
80. 80 IL - - 1920 '.ss 80. =. 49,. -
~ q i..ss 80 anss - 40 rsrfs rkss ssd i@sgssg
IA ngA' - - that - v~~s~t - ,siaet
be .sz TIE ~srs sfs.sf We hse
sssss. 80 s@ss Arv.s q ~ cas- ~srf y - o~s-~ A..
.. .s.. rs.ss.s - ,ss-. s.sy . -. 1919 f..I
isssa 20 - 'ssstrs To- s~eslse tesf nasf- - erst
~ ~ v~~~sf - h.t vtsAaI s9ee~s htAAs~
e.ptsi. sd srs~ sssy sissiT $4,000 hss 49, 1917
shss - 80 ere ssf ~s SOS syesr-.~s - ss.
$3.50 ~ v~s $50 s~as A. ng~snNn " - 80 NO
49,. ,'s ~ e-..'f 80 ..,ss.s y -
a. ia essss - =, N. -.s Ga se.s s.se -
~ f.rs - tssr. 40 rsssi ~
g~.s y II n.xrrfr - ka-os -A1~ eyevpsss &o-n 80
fl fnst slrnft ia cAas ro~@ Wa Nsx
49, anss 80 f.rfs'ns of.s !. lsr~s 49, stssA
ektrssisr - sfasr~ssss $50 80 tgaN Nsfrt4
anssts tsfffisx sssJ ~ al - 80 ss9 ti@fffet
nj. o. knss. .tfN.fs.sps fe~ r.sses sss~n-sa.t
ts4ff sfRfeaf sslss n4 - iwsaAHs tNNt fs*t
81. 80 asls .sisu - Il. -. e i've
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Colonel 4. d. Taylor, Omaha, N. T., G. w. Coit Of
Hartford, and Governor Underwood, Of Vermont arp
stopping at the Hoffman House.
General Brown, u. s. A.: W. W. Schuyler, OF New
Jersey, Captain samuel Hughcs OF New York; D. Ash
ley, Of Nevada; NJ j. Alexander, Of Texas and J. G.
Hotel
General T.. Robinson, OF Bnghamton; J. y. Farms
worth, OF Illinois, and A. Pike, Of Maine stopping
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
General Is. f. Butler OF Massachusetts,; ID. Lyman OF
Connecticut 4. Flagg, Of Boston; H. II. Goodyear, OF
New Haven; Charles Il Waters OF Baltimore; Captain
u. b. Raymond, Bordontown N. j. and NJ. l.. Gloss, OF
Washington, are stopping at tho Astor House.
Governor Randall Postmaster General Il, IL 10 said,
about TO make Now York city his permanent home.
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beyond pre- Sang OF mlers there was no
demand for wheat but the market s retained hrmnes.
closing rather steady The sales about
2bn0 bushels. including mixed Milwaukee a. 81 IS
DO At " ~ In the corn market there less activity
and prices were scarcely hrm The sales Aggregated
S0o bushels at 81 IS for white Southern anoat ii IL
81 Is for mixed Western afoat and 81 II 81 for
store Oats continued heavy and but little business
doing At tho the sales not exceeding 20 900 bush
els AZ SIC 69 FOR state &c 65 Chicaso and Mi.
waukec. md 6silc for jersey Barley and was dun
and nomnsy unchanged In the absence OF business Rye
quiet and entirely nominal without sales Of Importance
TO report
CorTos continued quet and heavy closing At nominal
reduction OF Nc per To- middlng upand-, with con
nued downward tendency The sales comprise yU bscs
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Fort Kearny

THURsDAY. Dec. T-6 r. u.
AsHss-Receipts, Is bbis Pot duh and nominal.
Pearl were unchanged ,
5oe9 bbis. -FOUR "a do and
bags meal 26l bushels wheat $500 corn 400 do
increased business consummatsd in the mar.
for State aud Western four all grades Of which ad
vanced &C. l0c per bb the closing steady and arm
at this improvement Tho sales comprised 200 bbls
revised quotations appended. Southern -four sold
freely and shade higher the sales footing up $40 bb,s
moderate demand prevailed for meal prices indi.
eating marked change The snlcs $50 bbls s.
for and So Jersey or four sales
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THE STREET CLEANING CONTRACT.
Letter from Judge whiting.
TO RnE HDiToR 0y ruE HhRALB.

DEPARTMENT ron srKEET CLKAsfnu,
Nsw YoRK, Dec q, LS66
beg that tho public will suspend judgment upon the
street cleaning and Its execution by mo- since
have had the control OF II, period of about threo
months and half and not months stated by Mr..
Schultz IN his published letter OF yesterday.
regret, and than surprised that Mr. Schultz,
aftor being applied to by letter from me and his
thereto Of which the following copios should have
givea his letter with Dr. Daons report 10 the public At
this tme,--
In consequence Of the answer received late In the af
ternoon OF the GOTH made preparation TO obtain the
ccessary statistics TO snow that tine DOCTORS report
omils many II most OF the essential differences be-
tween Tia city OF Boston and tho city Of New York in
reference 10 the difficulties Of street cleaning.
There are miles OF plague Rpots m tho city OF New
York which do not exist and would not be tolerated In
tho city OF Boston.
have cleaned some of these spots oftener than rc
quircd by the contract, and discerning public will not
fail TO discover how much the sanitary reformation has
boon ded In this respect without this department hnd
ing either useful necessary TO attack the moiiyos OF
any one. }. X WHITING.
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william n. RobInsou.

The English papers announce ths recent death Of Mr.
william r Robinson, head Of the mercantile house Of
Robinson Fleming In Isl7 tho deceased occupied
the high position Of Governor OF tho Bank OF England.
and upon his retirement IRON that oico connected him
self with Mr. Fleming In mercantile pursuits. Mr.
Robnson bore the reputation o. being gentleman Of
integrity In all ofshis relations and his death much
regretted BY bis numerous friends In England
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The New Orleans papers announce that James Lau-
dcrdaie recently ded Ia Washington county Texas at
the advanced age OF nincty.stx years Hs veteran
OF the Of 1872 having been soldier In the army
under General Jackson a tho battle Of New OLeanA
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? MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ADIkR-CARS. -On Tuesday December 26, BY the
Rev. Dr. Mozincr MARCUS AnLEa 10 ELIZABETH. dsugh-
Ger Of Joseph Calm. all Of this city,
'BERslRD-M nLiGAsI-0n Monday, December "a. by
thc Rev Frederick siii WILLIAM BaRsARD to MARczLLIsA
MnLIoAs, both OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures On "Wednesday, December 20,
at the residence OF tho brides parents BY tho cv. Mr.
Jswtt Mr. JoaS BussisG 70 AMANDA eldest daughter Of
BENJAMIN Valentine, Esq, all Of wiiliamsbridgc.
Washington and Boston papers plcase copy.
BoLTos--LusI-ln Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, Dccem-
Der 90 by tho Rev. " g. Hll Jous 7. BoLros, OF New
ark, \, j. Late LieuIsnant .. s. A, 70 Esnr Lusa, Of
Washington, D. c., papers please copy.
aiLros--MccHrssEr.-As augcrtics, N. Y, on Tues.
day, December rs, by tho Rey. J. CASTOR, BHrcs A.
cnLroS MARr ADALsg MocnEsssr, both Of Brooklyn.
Cf4rros-fREuwnl.--0n thursday, December ~, AT
the rcsitenoc :. the brides parents. on Long Island by
\. J., TO hAEI L., daughter Of Edward !. iredseli,
Esq.,
The South Ninth street Congregational church BY the
Rev. Y. s Porter, CHARITx K cuxsTss 70 Miss Dale
TAYLos youngest daugh.sr Of Joseph Taylor Esq al Of
KxrrxL-HAsH AT tho Alien strsst Meshodiz Eptsco.
pal church. "a Tuesday December H. BY The Rsy I. g.
Weed, H,,ar II Krrrsl 70 EsnA j.. yosnsess daughter
Alexandria, Va, papers please copy.
MILxa-Kioos On MsndAy JBeceinbsr n at tho res,
Ssas q q S ss s y
MAcK-Eissrns.--0 "Wednesday. December -, BY
the Row ). j. Lyons, Mr.. ADoLrH MACK 70 THERrn.
PErmsox- tuesday, December rs. Jons
= Prrsssos to JAS IA HAr. 6a'h o. this Guy. No
czrdx
-BiscHovr.-At Charleston, s. C., on Thurs
day, December H. by the Rov. l. Muller, \. 0opyHn
SrsnxKs, OF New YORK. To ALSEarisA NJ. daughter Of
Albert Bsohon. Esq. Of tho nrs, named place.
TwEsDt --RioHARDu On Thursday. December ~. at
tho residence Of tho BRIDES father by the Rev. d..
Pierce Mr. Joux rwnKDr, OF New York. 70 Mss Asss
I. RICHARDS, OF North Aitle6oro, Hass
voss-h~curcaEos.- on Tuesday, December 70, BY
the Rev. X Burr at the rcsidcnc. OF tho brides pa
roma. Joas yoaIs OF RocklaDd n Y. 70 IsABEiIA e.
eldest daughter Of Richard hcCutcbeon, OF Hoboken,
N. J.
Chicago papers piease copy.
VARS 4wAKr.-on Thursday. December q, by Rev.
3 W. Crucnden, Of Philadelphia, Dr. r. q. WAIT, Of
Now York CITY, To CARRIE v. STEwAKI. Of brooklyn,
D. D.
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. ". 1900
The South carolins Legislature is, previous % ,d
jo.fnm,nt rejoctsd tho IDsoven, Debtors 5,a after il
bad ssen osSscd " tos 10 80.
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"a, be feosiag easnssa Win t.ss % ~ lgss q ..
,n,r'n1. !" bombay hetsor ga AID after the lat day
,fil,,~N nsca ws'te igNl wr >. crhtecd gu x.r.YS
so.,ar lass,.v.-ei Si o,Ai.n az
rod ishi ioasc.d % . nr.d wl,io light
cE6 Mlsar 1ouARps, nydror.pAss.
rlnrpA-ucnr At rrscWIL
Prom ,hoI., pco-re ioou.is. and n fagrs ,h.ss
WI % len,lensr eh' shown ." TIC Fort o. tho Loo h.
. ' s r fsa = . ne .ss = ~ '.so. s q ".
,iir under farorabs stmDsphsrcsl crcums,srcr. a
is % . " OF Greenwieh.
spoken. sc.
ship ctyhng. from Liverpool for RIO rsnere, DceSeD
nsrt i. Plata. Wow York Tor nuenos Ayrrs ss.0
Bass flla from for Bo,.on % days ou Dec ~ -
sohr sary Mason from Boaoa FOR Jaem.l. Dec II. -
bermuda.
AsrsrHs Dec io-arr Eqn:hr kfphn rhns. a
rsyr Nccuoch and sarah f'n, Laurhiu 81 Jacob HsL
AlasmAs 70 Dec s-Arr Porter sicssi. csiiso -
Dec isIn por. .cAr vaier. contln for raiA.
Hnfs'su,vr- Dec 3 rr sev YORK ~ y-n., sy.rt.
BrouwrRsu,vrs. Dec io-trrst bernhard ncet,en hsA
Rnrs- 10. Arr va. 10 PAN. tsl, surmaaut MO-
Rswsur. Dec bin port bfis AnsstAsa dsab. for No.
4 % Dee ~ bis, Lousa. Doc. srors iss re".Ass
csris Dec u ~ ns.ss simon NsiI'.ia1' MOO.
d, i i..@ co. 'sas u ~ fc ss Gn!,sa s-.
carr Coon lori Nos .lfaa s~f bark br Geo Oss1s
'o GiY S.8 nss LID pot .e6r smith H.saoes f~
ra.ru as SAT- .ipas. sl"s rhn.ae'esl. NJ
ca adsa ss Mo1.,. tasSaa wnisa o Nina a.
ar At Cur, asga W Ne ? S.i..a I,aais, sler4
iilvr., .Bsrio =. c..ift-. Tssr;,n. ss~ o,,....
lIcse Hoss oct lilo port hip WA wol nan''s -
isi GA De ,.--so se..si. ~ psrt
Dee ~ ~sns,rsr tor .,.'.faess ~. dsya.,
MtuioeA, Syot werasgn fsnnnt % fs"fera ,.p~vss1
sew eos,an4 os.!iss owsa. wi'@sal.a taos ssssrs,
Az su 81 i, ns' a = ..n.. ssals x.r xm-.
'af. ssses Dec Arr s.oa, o. p,oa sYors aa -
os dc .. Of with, i0h. Pawn, s.i.sa. FROM London -
sAiae1 pes, AR ssrs " roo..y., nsu',a.n y
boa 10 Nov ~ Ehsn Dyer. tlapp sfofss De- J. Coma
sssro.s Dec arxE ce,r,,s rJr"s.. n.u.; ~.
r.ln.o Dee i-sIr /, y ra.,.se r.,i,rv.res,ss.
ros, s,.s be- s-Ar snx s.nor',., ro-n.aaa. ssss<
.'srsrr-,a-n p.s "a AZ, Sss.g A,sr-.. 49,
ss.,1fi.% 1sr'S Ns2 sass- Grsr i.i.ps.., xns.sVi
10 ~, ism al Daniel wsb.rr spoaesr from f~sA~s
svasI.s. D.a ii-oa. Tuassn. rrau. from iaaae. ~
sr,rI,. DC Ar .gsa.... c.li,,... rtn,s.lghis-
EypsT, ssw. oc E-Arr LIP t'os~os. re,sr.oa L',-
-. 81 be- Ell Rs .. sss Mr. g -. 20
1 ss 81 p a AZ sas aor, xs s' or.-.. -.
b.ioN
BOSTON ~ n Arr eafk safolns L~nop.. Eor,-ssss
.al oa-~n y =. wssi ses-rs so,l"-,s i..ar. Cree
rai.r ssr. VS., r,i.4.lpi. re, h.asSs NJ, .,i,as
s,. 7'' s.u s I.r .. 80 ~ . s s. "a - ..
~ Lsv.s, erS A., .na ,'s y. nsa' sis ~ ..As
sis,sar ~. Lesae. ..,,s s.r,,.es s.s',as.. J.ss
Jsss sr'ssi = sss,s. s..sassh.
a.LJi.oss ~ ~ ~, w. 1900. s.-' s m,
10. ao sshts ri.sr.naa, r.s-ii rl"s rsg.' ~.
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Republican river The extension will runfrom or near
Fort Riley, vf the Republican Fork Of the Kansas river
to junction with the Union Pacific Railway at or near
Fort Kearny.
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Colonel sawyer, Of General ShcrDmn's Stan.
Colonel Sawyer. Adutant General on Gensrai sshsr-
stan died Wednesday night Al the Linden otsi,
St Louis
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SHIP PIN G NE w S .

TOss--rnH
~ srAss.......s-....... - morn
......-......44. " mtcA ~
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Point , mp SonaA, morning a. So,oos- Jes srsy -
on sss o Af *. : 81: si 5 sss dow. sss
.ssnce but could render none the ye.aei had SUE
ena q ,he Bland struck several tmos OF tho shoals T1
sss I sssea = s,a I brig va owned al far'sss~
hcaH faAss wArsas Pass cavaIo Teras ian ms.
* ound and Ind bean for thr previous rs days
sesq ssfsa q . I~ sS.A IA. r' hon Ergo y sa
~ Y, - brsakinl her % pieces in oder % Try and sAss
o ~ v a" Ss s ,s a ae q tao Lumbar ~" -
Scns ~ Erssrr from Chatham FOR Dssl'- Island u
hold bal ~ eo s,rtes q w, i've fe'' ~a'o' tn as
scnn .nAsros - s,l Of aou, tons from Albany y
sa w. ".ease ssaaay night On The 80. as q f.r
others Ssas stripped slsA''a " 0''' ''' '-'
scrs May AHnrr cfrl Mitchell from Areeeo. PR fos
IA di.'rcss Ia iasssi p o. = day. And ..ps
ss sS a-'' Of HA''' 'ad oo'a driven a. lar a. o's'
roE1nxs: morror. Dee a,-spamsr Missouri which p-s
sseu cor q Ne. so,. 81 sl@or which s..s
hns oodep lead from swan Island lor rsiaispnia hss
snd .p faapba from VA, "a. e9 '
MN ow.ny gone and calls biowa l"ss wi rsqu1ss
asl ion ~ nrAaiSr. horanA, for ~ York reps1ssS
oosssarowv, Dec IS Al unknown veasa founder az
fa,d captain ss sad erss w. .,.e ''@ The cit
Dslany
Miscellaneous.
lArNrHFnNn .fh Inst q - Erf pf about ~ trs bur
thrn launched tbn vri sir charies far hurst
II thr hrah hnrr Gioacrstcr als Dali. fos
Neasrs Charles Ftend 90.
Nat.rc TO Mariners.
g0MR4r approximations LiGrr-.
ns3aognAsn'o orslcK, ApsrAnvxf
l1apoa, l.os - lkaA
taarrafn has been rrcfi 81 npr tho eoe~fnm~nf ~
bombay tho fur India noLfysnn
that he following viii tsks lights Al ~
tutrancn !" Bunbay ha sor a.d after the lat day -
June. lsl7.--
firtA fixed white iiEht WI 10 rfhihlted K~nsvy
Khuniar dsnd n IN ~ ~ "a lon ~ a. 81 Irorn vfchs
-rcpdrhe outer 10 sfns iagh'vr.ri VIII oah.sh 49,
rcd hight instead Of q nxei wliia lisiat.
Ivy command Of taer lorts,lps
GEO HENRY RICHARDS Hydrogrsphse.
sADsJnA-ucnr At rrncHit.
MAIZENA,. Dec q isd6
From pcc~f1sr 1875 INCLUSIVE. futurc. thsso
viii BE- entenlar Ght shown tue Fort OF tho Loo ita
At fuprhal hafelrn
The light Wal b. rcd and At elevation Of ~
0lk above the level ~ tho and will -
fe 81
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aalOnttary ana Ctommfrfiai.
CIncinnntl Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
FLOUR-Therc Is not enough doing In
this article 10 give quotations that may be-
relied upon nj accurate. Trade brands of
superfne are held mt sSGoS so; extra al 81
@0 75 family at $40 5O(@ll 90, aud fancy
at el2nlA.
WHEAT-Thc market Is very dull and un-
settled, and quotations are entirely nomi-
nal. Extra spring mixed red brings over
81 050o2.
CORN-The market sdull--miNed shcllcd
In elevator we quote at 026G3c., and In
sacks at 75c. Ear Is quet--held at GOdG2c.
at the upper and lower roads. M,
OATH--No. ! III elevator would not bring
over Si3@lic. and No. 2 3sc, We heard Of
no sales. H.IDl
RYR-Choicc would bring 75c. No. /.
7Oc,; No. 2 is held at G5c. We heard of no
sales since our last IlT
BARLEY-ls entirely neglected.
GROCERIEs--'rhe market has underponc
no change since our last There Is a fair de-
mand ut 25Gq3Oisc for fair to choice grades
of Rio Coffee l26pl5c for raw smaar III,
@l7l9c. for hard refined, aud S0Cnp0c. for
Porto Rico Molaascs. s.HsHl '.'IH-
WHIsKY.--A quiet market at 27c. in
bond, and 81 20 duty paid,
SEhD-Sloyer is held at g.. Flax is
quiet at 81 90G0a. a..a.. ~. l.I rU
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Attorney General Speed having resigned,
the President immediately telegruphed to
Hon. Henry StanbcIy, Of Kentucky, (fOr-
nierly ofQhio, prpiiwing him the appoint
ment of Attorney General, and fortnight
received reply which does not accept but
states that he, Mr.. Stanbery, will immedi-
atcly come to Washington aud confer with
the President on the subject. Mr.. Stan
berry will no doubt accept the nomination.
IL is stated that Mr.. Harlan will not re-
sign for some days This comes from his
friends. Mr.. Browning Is named rs the
successor of Harlan Ia the event Of the
formers resignation.
The Senate has roconsidered the confirm
alton of General s. y. Cary as Collector of
the Second District Of Ohio. II o.
The Committee of Internal Revenue has
decided not to collect the tax of ten per
cent. upon the notes of State Banks, I'm
posed by the act Of March 3, 1865, after
July |, 1866, although the clause is not re-
pealed until the new act goes into effect on
the first Of August.
Secretaries Seward and Wells have both
written letters strongly fayoring the hold
ing of the called National Convention at
Philadelphia ON the l4th of August. .
The vote on the Freedman's Bureau Bill,
In the Senate stood thirty-threc to twelve,
and In the House one hundred and four to
thirty three. In both branches the vote to
override the veto was less than one-half of
the members, had all the States been pres
ent.
OPPOSITION To MR,RANDALL's CONFIRMATION.
The Senate Committee on Postoflices had
under consideration to-day the nomination
of Governor Randall, and there was decid-
ed opposition in reporting in favor Of his
confirmation. In case of Randalrs re-
lection by the Senate, the President can
evidently aNoint him Acting Postmaster
General.
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latest from Europe.

INV YORK, July 10,
The detailed accounts Of lighting In
Germany contained In the correspondence
of English papers attribute the remarkable
success OF the Prisslans 70 the s,peri-
Ority Of their arms. The needle gun In
particular Is mentioned as having been
very effective.
A military correspondent who saw the
lghting at Padoli says that the Anstrians
who fell under the hre Of infantry were,
compared to the frussians, six 10 one.
A letter written from Paris says; so
you win see here, as la England as with
you, the large majority sympathlze with
Italy as against Austria, and with Austria
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Terrible Shipwreck at Sea-A Mum
Der Of Lives Reported Lost.
NRw York, July Il

NHW 1UHh, July 10,
Honolulu advices report that the clipper
ship Harriet Mitchell, from New York for
San Francisco, was burned at sea May 3, in
latitude 2north, and longitude 8 west. The
captain, twelve of the crew and two passen-
gers, named Furguson and Lander, arrived
in long boat.
Two other boats are out, containing the
first and second mates aud about twenty
others. The boats kept company for nine
teen days and then parted from one another
The ship carried "A large quantity Of kero-
sene and burned rapidly.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Bureau Bill VetOcd--E7assed-D
clared Law--kxtended Two
wAsnrNoroN, July 10.


clared u Ilaw-lcxtendcd Two
WASHINGTON, July 10.
The President returned the Frcedmen's
Bureau Bin to the House, with lls Oblec-
tlona, to-day nc two o'clock, and before five
O'Clock Il was n law, having passed both
branches by votes largely In excess Of the
required twO-thirds.
lie Is sconvlnced that the legislation which
it proposes would not be consistent with
the welfare Of the country, and that y fhlls
clearly within the reasons assigned IN his
veto Of similar measure In February last.
The previous question was moved and
sustained, and without debate tho bill was
passed by 1903 yeas TO 30 nays, a. members
being absent.
In the Senate, Hendricks, of Indiana, and
salisbury, Of Delaware, spoke against the
bill, while doing which most OF the Repnb-
licans quietly wentto the committee rooms
10 sleep or sweat, or work, aud when the
speeches were done the pages quickly rail-
lied them, the question was ordered and
the bill passed by 30 ayes TO ~ nays, nine
more than two-thirds. Thus the Freed
mems Bureau Is fixed fact for two years
from the 10th of July, 1896.
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ns against Prussia. And vet the success Of
Prussia is required by French lnterests.p
Queen Victoria was To hold couner on
the 9th 10 organize tho now Derby Cabinet.
A settlement Of the programme Of new
Ministry was not expected 30 be made IN
Parliament until the 0th. NJ.
The second bOat-race between llamill
the American, and Kelly, the Englishman,
on the Tyne, took place ON the 9th, aud
again resulted ln an easy victory FOR Kelly
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WashIngton Matters.

NAhhiNhioNi buil tos .
Hon. FREEMAN Clarke, Controller of the
Currency to-day rendered his resignation
10 the Secretary of the Treasury, 10 take
effect on the 9th instant. This action by
MIR. Clarke has been contemplated for some
time. His relations with the Secretary, Of
late, have been unpleasant % both.
It Is quite likely that an effort will be
made TO admit the Representatives from
Tennessee In the House before the ad-
journment. A resolution to that effect
will come up Tomorrow or next day, and
Of lis passage there is q strong probability
Of success.
The following gentlemen have been se-
lected ms the members of the commission
10 revise and rectify the statutes of the
United states IN aspord0lce with the act of
COugress recently passed: Caleb Cushing,
of Massachusetts,, Judge William johnson,
of Ohio, and Return J. Mcigs, Of Washing
ton. lH .HHN..tH' Hnf
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A Mexican Expedition.

SAN FRANCIsco, July IA.
The bark Keoka sailed on Saturday Os-
tensibly for Colorado, but really for So
nora, Mexico. Amer getting outside she
received one hundred and forty-seven dis
banded California soldiers, well armed with
plenty Of ammunition and money, COM
manded by Captain J. Burley, who has a
as BrigRdler-G General In the
Liberal army.
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RRcEIvED.-Charley Anderton, at the
Post onlce News Depot, has just received
all the New York publications for the
week, and is now supplied with the popu-
lar publications Of the day. He has nice
variety, aud his customers should call
without delay, as the stock is going of
fast.
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"Mrs. BoIIMEYER."

QUEsTIoS.-Why Is 1t Schwarz sells 80
many goodsS Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always ON hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing, aud more
especially sells with very small profit,
and asks no two prices nc us Main street,
sign OF the Golden E-a-g-l-e.