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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

Herring were unchanged, at SIC coo FOR scaled and
FRUIT WIS in moderate Demand and ruli prices were
realized for oil descriptions We heard sales Of 900
boxes raisns in bond at 81 rs 81 90. 800 boxes do
at - Is - 30: rs bbis currants ut 16Ko zoo cases
citron at loo. 2oc gold, and small tots OF Turkish
prunes At l2kc. gold also $500 punches bananas at
unhusked and about 80 sugar pine apples al
sis. SIS; Sicily oranges S. 50, and lemons "a rs
FREroRrs were dull and lower The engagements
were:-To Liverpool, $1,000 bushels corn q AID. q
q % hhd tobacco ca a. i1s 90 and per steamer,
3D. boxes cheese I. sos 10 SSds TOBACCO a. sos
and $50 bills rosn At "a To Antwerp Is bids tobacco
al aos Prussan bark was chartered TO Cork for or
ders, corn at g. 3D.
HipEs our last reports there has been less &C
vity in the Market sales being restricted by the ad
vanced rates demanded BY importers Sales 5000 Rio
Grande 2ok lbs average. At 1ec. gold, ninety days;
1yrss lbs average, ise gold and sos CITY ssusS
ter 70 lbs on private terms We quote Buenos Ayrsa
tic Isc gold Central American, Is 70 81 lbs IaXc
a $780, gold; Orinoco. 81 TO 23 ibs, lBc gold Rio
isxo i7c gold; and Texas, a to Is ibs 100 isc.
L.4rurn. -Hemlosk has been in moderate demand a.
xyrss heavy, a. $50. SIC middle DO. ssXc $40
orinoco 10, heavy, 400 s2xc. middle do. ssc. I
middle S TO- ss s.i s a &c.
&c. per h.
MoLAssrs wac in fair demand at previous prices Be-
sides the usual jobbng trade, we notice the sale Of
cargo partly clayed but nearly all muscovad0 at Soc
We quote Cuba muscovado at 46c CSC. do clayed
43c SOC. do. centrifugal 35c 46c Porto Rico COO
SOC. New Orleans, SOC. 81 10. Stock, 6760 hhds
Cuba and 3 $40 do Porto Rico.
Maidstone sizes Of cut, particularly l0d., are very
largely dealt and the market closing frm at the fol-
lowing quotations. with sellers less disposed 70 operate
We quote 8Zc To- ctnch steady at Bkc press
cd horse, 22c 2ac forged do SOC. 34c "copper" Soc
and yellow metal 33c.
NAVAL SIoREs-Spirits turpentine in limited de-
mand and decidedly lower wholesale lots being freely
offered al &c., and retail lots at Toe
duh and heavy 81 so; other grades neglected
though we note sale Of $50 barrels ne, at &c. Tar
was firm at 80 rs So so for Wilmington, without i'm.
| portan sales
Ous.-Tn lnseed there nothing of moment trans
PRED but the market continued steady at 81 80 70 r
iohbng lots English firm at 81 rs for large parcels
Crude sperm has been in fair demand in New Bedford
the sales comprising $50 bbls for manufacturing, sup
posed at 50 TO- and 40 bbls in Boston terms not al
lowed to transpre We quote crude sperm, 50 70; natu
raj winter do, 50 IS, and beached do SO 96, though
some holders demanded SO: crude whale, 81 Is 81 30
and refined do, 81 40 81 49, or lard sales have been
made of 81 900 gallons terms could not learn and
small lots or city distilled red at 81 81 TO- Imports
OF sperm and whale oil and whaebone into the United
cfat fort ba uonla and JuIv A.
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large number Of assault and bsttsry cases was dis
posed Of yesterday ut the Court Of Special Sessions be-
fore Judge Koily. Among the moro prominent was the
case Of William n. Brown against Mary Ann ncDsd and
Lizzie McDad. charging them tho 3sth Of June last
with having struck him with lager besr giass ON the
nose thereby inncsns severe injury 70 that salient
organ which duly represented BY starry plaster.
ing Of lint aud strips OF linen ~ the base Of his nose
which the defendant exhibited demurey In the court
He stated that he lived IN tenement house; that tbs
house was at 1ol West Twenty seventh street. that -
he was going up stairs on the occasion rylsrsS 70 ne
aimed nj locality, but that he dex-
ssrousiy parted the blow with his wrist Another blow
however, followed. before ne could recover himself
struck him on the nose broke and feiied him 70 the
down BY q fellow, and that he had been confined
Two weeks 10 his room In consequence Of injuries he
had thus received The Mrs and Mis- McDad In exteu.
untion OF the alleged assault stated that Brown called
them dsrepuiabie names and grasped them BY the
throat while they wero drinking water out Of Q beer
prompted the CLASSY aggression against the nose Of
Brown III
Mrs. Mary Ann NcDsd was fined $50 and ssnt 70 the
psn,.nsiary Tor Two months while her daughter Lizzie
Mchael Downing WAS anaisued for asusnitins q
oncer On sunday afternoon the ssh Of July = ofassF
ysctscn vas patrolns his beat man BY the name Of
Michael Downing came up and requested the ofncer 70
arrest hh brother for stealing his hat The ocer tes
tiled that he went with him. and that on being asked 70
walk faster he refused - II was quite warm when M.
chaei turned and caught the ofcey by the neck and
commenced choking him. The ofcsr drew hs club IN.
tending 70 make him relax his grip, when two or three
Others up behind taking his club nom him knock
Inc bin down and beating him Michael was fined $40
judgment was suspended.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
lNTEkNAL hEV Elm OG.
Income Returns for the Fifth
District.
How tho People Respond to the Require
ments Of the GoVsrnmsnt
Income Statistics from 1o62 to
1861 Inclusive.
4. Ac. "a,

Owing TO the delay in Congressional action upon the
internal revenue tax bill beyond tho usual tmc for asses
sne the yearly taxes instructions from the department
in Warrington were received By the United States AS
SCISSORS 70 their duty respecting tho annual
taxes At the time prescribed In the tact Of June 80
1884, 90 that tho government should not be permitted
TO suffer through tardy legislation. Promptly on the
rs Monday in May last these officials SGT their assist
ants TO work canvassng their divisions and receiving
the income returns and applications for licenses.
From the income returns rendered Tor the year 1885,
the deductions under the head In the Of the
returns for the preceding have been allowed among
the many OF which national state and local taxes
paid within the year. the amount Of rent actually paid
for the homestead place OF business wages interest,"
bad debts, the tax withheld BY institutions, and six
hundred dollars exemption.
From the annual list for 1885, on no in the assessors
ONCE OF the Fifth Congressional district OF New York.
containing the returns Of income for the year 1885, and
licenses TO expire May 1887 the following returns OF
net income with those appearing on subsequent list
have been taken the rates of taxation being for incomes
in excess Of at ton per cent those less than that
sum at I'VE per cent
INCOME RETURNS ron 1865 IN EXCESS OF THE
EXEMPTION,
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Gown -Ihe market for Rio continues fairly active
and prices retain their previous nrmncss for all grades
A. before the advancing prcensions Of sellers restrict
operations however and have only 70 notice ies o.
the steamer Havanas cargo. In lots m follows:-ieo
bags last evening" ~ ike. gold, In bond and te-ny
800 bags a. Ike gold, In bond, and 1000 begs on
private terms The supply Of Rio IN the United ssaes,
a. estimated by Mcssrs lunar, Arden Co, comprises
14i 03s bags including In New York, 1l11Is New Or
leans Aslf baltimore 10 500; Mobile 800; PhiIsdel
ph'a O. $50 We quote Rio, ordinary 10 fair, Nkc
ist.c., gold, duty paid; good 70 prime, 1iSc ioc
fair TO good csrgoe~ 10tc AYE thirty days cash, 10
bond The market for other descriptions OF coffee
hhts no especial alteration Stocks In New York IS
follows :2sesi bags Iasuayra 10 sel java, 1913 Mas.
cabo ~ 700 ceylon 800 jamacs ssos oihcr descrp.
tons Total, 90, 2i5 bags and Including RIO, $50 BS
bags We quote 2lc . 2sc. Marscsiho, Ito .
lec. Issuayra, i've. lshc 81 Domingo, 17c Cey-
Ion, zoo 22ysc., all gold, duty paid
Drswoons have been IN limited demand, but prices
have undergone material change. The only sale
have 70 report n Is tons IaEuna ogwood 81 Gao gold
Tra--Dry cod continued In moderate demand and
nrm with saes Of 500 900 qus 81 George o. rs
81 co. hnokerei have been moderately dealt IN, but
,hs mstkas closed nrp AZ e2Q % e!l for No bay,
80 y f@ large o. d., and e2i 80 for No I shofs
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Vners No License 1t All Exists.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judce E6y,soxa

Before Judge Cardoza.
jolly IL sxwidA Drtscou u.s. Jae&soH D. iSeAuld and
OAeysrhis test eass whore no license ct Ill o..
listed forths sale Of liquor temporary injunction waS
grantedoy the Court and the fully argued By
Mr. Mkecn for the plaintiff, and Mr. Bliss for the Dc.
fsndas To-day the Judge rendered his decision In the
matter continuing the injunction until the consultation.
alty Of TIN Law has been decided BY higher III.
bunai To following Is Jsdso Cardosa's opIniou:-
DO not intend, At present, to odd ANYTHING 70 the
reasons which assigned In the Hot case 70 eetablank
she nvadsy Of the act Of April II 1854 That qusseio0
was ngltiy treated on the Argument and msk b %.
garded ~ oudicno until II y presented 70 the Dee.
rA Term Tor ssvisw, and than will not BE- diout q
which, even hrsguiary and Improperly. has bssa =.
tempted 70 % advanced against IT, u unsound and fAlne
cous alike u law and In morals That decision secsas
atty dtspsses the present for the folowag -,
son Tho complaint here charges that The defenlan1o
under prseenes an alleged statute which, IN legal eec
has besn decand 70 have no existence intsnsrinl
with the busnee Of the plainti6 end the adAvts rse4
70 Opposition 70 DC motion, show this 70 b the TACT
= not claimed nv sugss sppess upon shs face q ne
is anything unlawful In the plaintiffs occupation saA
the defendants sting under pretended statute which
has been pronounced Unconstitutional and void
trespassers and cannot be heard 70 question the lsgt
macy Of tho plaintiffs business the right 10 carry 10
on. The doctrne too familiar 70 every lawyer 70
quirs the citation or an authority The motion 70
tnue the Injunction be granted with dollars
emendaton 10 mako it's effect which BY practical
construction has besl shown NOT 70 have been misun.
derstood. moro clear and explicit Of that may b
allowed. Ordered accordingly.
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FROvI6foNS bO pkgS. cut meats. The pork
Dbl on mess: but subsequently there was more inquiry
and holders succeeded IN realizing bst.er prices the
ssI 80 for new mess, saS 20 $50 for old mess md
active previous prices With further saios o. 20 bbs
q SIS $2l 30 for new plain mars and 80 S0s S24 so
beef hams ana with no saies prices were entirely nom
wsre made 10 justify "a = msks lover qusstions tho
offerings Cut meats were 10 moderate demand only.
but prices remained steady We note sales Of 500 pkGa
hsn. mo ssSsss;!ons 10 lard were v:sy messr..s.
and the market heavy. The sales wore confined 70
:Ss ss Rsss ( u sA Ss: ss. &
Ss..a s0s s s;, for wss and a,S &c 70, STATE
Pnxoisrx.-rhsrs was NO especial change 70 note in
the market. either for crude bonded though there
ons s ssas "a ss :r:s. q
= s s'sss ss sF ss !. S
option and deere. 81 .es,yi, !. S.sroo,
q full prces The sales since oar Last embr.cs 100
bs9s, in bond a. sxc . skc gold Carolina was quiet
s4IS|fhs market oon.suss arm but '. heard Of NO
business. We quote:-Liverpod gioand 81 30; Ash
tons ans e g gold worstne.ons 90, 81 q ss
sales comprise go hhda including Cuba and Porto Rco
good grocery, lilo IKE: prime 70 choice, i2c. .
lzhc m@iado &c. &c. Porto Rico refining grades loc
ale DO grocery, Ike llc stock % l75 hhds.,
$50 boxes $50 bavs and ia Melado Refined sugar
was unchanged fair business done 10 the leading
brands including crushed powdered and eranuiaed at
16Ac., and A coffee q lSkc
SxISs.-Goat were IN moderate demand ana Arm At
the annexed quotations. In deer . fair business has
been done the sales being 10000 lbs. California and
600 lbs Honduras on private terms We quote goat,
Ismpico s7Hc $50. gold; Na'amoros and Vera cruz,
o5c, gold; Buen0s Ayres, 33c 40c gold; Payta lOc
l5c, gold and Cape sSc 4oc gold: cesr, Honduras,
co.. 62kc. aod Central American, STkc co. gold;
gold, and Para 60c, gold.
sr,ARIsnw have only 70 report sales OF 200 lbs
al 1876. zoe.
TaiIow was quiet. We note sales Of 5000 lbs. ..
l:hc a12,sc.
ally unchanged In all respects; small sales % 10
81 25 including State and Western
MHAtErovH was dull and nominaiy unchanged
Woo-The market has been loss active and unsettled
and lower prices have been accepted Sales rs 900 is
domestic deeces at SIC &C. including small lot Of
unwsshed Virginia At <0c CO., 900 Ibs Texas al 27c q
SOC $50 bales pulled 81 6Txo, and small lot OF Mes
tiza at 45c.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July III R n
AsnD Receipts, ~ pkgs The market In all respects
was without visible change Prices were moro less
nominal under very moderate Inquiry.
BRxADsrUprs o.13o bbls. nour 1sS do and
200 bags meal 1850 do. and A. 100 do
State and Western -four was dnlcult 10 move d any
prcs and with large offerings, the market ruled very
unsettled and prices for all descriptions were wholly
nominal all grades closing with continued downward
tendency At reduction Of loc Csc per Dbl The sacs
about 5000 bbls At revised quotations annexed
Southern -four also dull OF SALE and being offered
freely lower prices had to be accepted In order OBJECT
sales Only $50 bills disposed o. Prices for
Canada Hour declined 10c zoe CSC. per Dbl under q
limited demand and strong desire 20 realize particu-
isry on inferior End choice brands The sales only
prise 200 bbis Rye -four duh, but prices were
nominally unchanged Corn meal quiet and steady
We note saes OF 200 bbls. caloric part IS TO- and
ANAL La ofI araus - -1.aI..
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We notice among the Law reports Of your morning
edition statement Of The arrest Of A. Bais Son u
she suit Of General Santa Anna spngng out Of certain
drafts alleged 10 be placed In their hands We suppose
they owe this publicity TO the fact that they have had
business dealings with General Santa Anna but a. the
publication but an pas statement and reflects upon
their mercantile standing and integrity contrary 10 the
course usually adopted BY 70 notice such pubcs-
tons We beg leave to say that upon the trial OF the
scon baz Bon VIII show and maintain that General
Santa Anna largely indebted 10 them In an amount
exceeding the amount Of the drafts mentioned and
which he has recognized and promised 70 nav
and after credtng the proceeds OF the drafts there
remains very considerable balance due 10 them
BEEBR DEAN a DoNOHUE
NV yosx, July II, iseb,
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IN ne waiter Of Dov~ing. This was writ Of habeas
corpus 70 obtain the discharge OF Downing who 10 .
sailor In the United States Navy The petitioner the
mother who svsed that Asr son. al the date f his en-.
llstment under eighteen years es are and n was
therefore insisted that hn enlistment The re-
turn showed that the enlisted In July fsoS
which time he declared himself 70 be upwards OF eighteen
OF age that In 1895 he deserted from the service
and eudsd detection until the nrs Of this present MONTH
when he was recaptured and that he was held an.
der charges waiting trial
The 0cu held that under ordinary circumstance Tho
prisoner should be discharged having been Lea than
eighteen II the time Of hs snIstmsus boz dai In thk
case he having taken she Law into hs dknds BY d.
seron be muss abide the consequences II his scs The
prisoner was remsnded ana the Svs <t<oharwsd
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Cutting Down the Profits.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-cHAxBxRs.
Before Judgo Brady.

JuLr Iy-yoAn r. Nsphsyk o. TAe Russell Fik Cow
pa~y This was q motion for injunction restraining
the defendants from paying dividend Of ten per cont.
on the ground that The money with which pro-
posed 20 pay such Dividend did not form part OF the
actual pronts OF the concern but borrowed for the
purpose Of Initiating the stock for market purposes The
fully argued few days ago, asd 70 day Judge
Brady announced that he would modify tho temporary
injunction 90 a. 70 allow the defendants pay dividend
out o the actual earnings Of the company only This
will reduce the dividend 70 I've per cent
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The Hoboken Bank Case.
sUrRnNE oouRr--cAAxBKRs.
Qcforc Iudra l,a.xk.

JuLr 1.-the Peopk 70. iSsmgs ". cAad'o'ck and
ss--I Jact The defeDcAnis in this case, u will Be
rccollectsd, were arrested ms days ago charge OF
morning they vers brought before the Court wt Of
habeas corpus aud aoon was made ~ their counsel
fos ,hsr d,ch.rss 90 ne ground Of insgmclency %
District Attorney Appeared n cpposton 70 the u6tcn.
Tbe Cours dsnsL tie motion and ordered The prsonss
70 b rvmandsA
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-'niy imlied demand prevailed Tor wheat and the
market ruled dull and Irregular closing heavy a. nom
nal reduction OF &c &C. per bashe all qualities The
sales were confined 70 about Is 900 bushels including
10000 bushels now No. I Milwaukee ~ 81 10; 5000
bushels white Canada at ~ so 81 co. and small lot
OF now amber jersey at %. Corn was In good demand
aud an advance OF fc per bushc wss readily obtained
The sales were upwards OF 200 900 bushels mainly at
So. q SIC. for unsound MIXED Western; sake .
sc Tor sound do, and 621sc s5xc for sound do. In
sore Oats inactive nj q decline Of 1c per bushe
The sales about 90 900 bushels including Chicago
al zoe ale Rye was duil II sales and nominal with
declining tendency Barley was wilnous assral change
the demand being limited We haxe no sales OF moment
% report Malt not demand and prices wero tend
ng favor Of the buyer; but notice no decided
change in absence OF transactions
BxKswAx quiet but steady. Sales, 400 lbs at SIC
CAypLRs -Adamantlne were In moderate trade do
mand and lrm at 40 q 23c for boxes light wegha
sperm and patent we're unchanged at <0c SOC per TO-
CorroS-Ths market opened with nrmness, ous the
arrival Of the European steamer altered the tone dcci
decidedly In buyers favor and 81 the Close prices were
easier with bot little dspoeton 70 buy,
while holders were generally anxious 70 ss Sales $50
bales. Receipts, 81 bales. We quote
rYm-r IA ~ N
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02
LRte Marketa.

CHICAGO, June 28-Flour active. and advanced 10c to
16c Wheat active. and advanced So to 3Ko Sales at
81 IA to 81 for No. l. and 81 CO to 81 IS for No a.
Corn active at $40 to 56&o for Mo- and SO 10 for
No 2. Oats dull at $40 to 32hc for No. l. and SOC to
l2c to l21c on Corn to Buffalo Receipts to.dsy-60OO
b6is Flour l6 GOO bushels Wheat zoo bushels Corn
61,0O0 bushels Oats. Shipments-7500 bbls Flour,
$4,000 bushels Wheat, 10000 bushels Corn 1876 OO6
buBnels Oats.
MILWAUKEE,, June 2s.-Flour firm, but quiet Wheat
quiet at 81 06I for No Receipts oday, $500 bbls
Flour, 10000 bushels Wheat a. 600 bushels Oats 6OOO
bushels Corn. Shipments, 1000 bbIs Flour, 90, ,000
bushels Wheat. So, 900 bushels Oats.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-Flour and Wheat unchanged
Mess Pork hrm at S32. whiekey steady, Gold l5S to
l6S Lard duh at lHo to 21szo.
CINCINNATI June 27-Four and grain dull and prices
are unchanged. Wheat dull but little DONE prices un.
changed Corn dull at 60 to e1c Oats dull at 4e to
Whishey unchanged Mess Pork held at $50 so; but
some 200 bbls procured at SS2 Bulk meats are firm
a. and leo Bacon held moro firmly; shoulders I8o;
sdes 19, and clear sides 21 ~ Lard dull at 21H to
Groceries Arm but quiet Gold 153 to 164.
sT. LOUIS June 27.-Flour and Wheat dull and un.
ehspged. Corn moro active at 90 to tic. Pork $50,
Bacon CLEAR Bides 81 nc. 49,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON Nexys.

WASHINGTON juno 3O-Major General JOHN
Pore succeeds General HOOKER, who has been re-
ieved from duty in New York, on account of con-
tlnued i'll health. General HANCOCK takes Pores
place in the West
Special Committee Of the Senate have agreed
to report a bill appropriating s4OOO,OOO for tenn.
porary repairs of the Mississippi levees. The bill
will pass the Senate, and several prominent men,
bers OF the House haveindicsted an intention to
vote for it. ''
The total receipts from internal revenue, ous-
toms, direct taxes, sales of public lands and
miscellaneous sources for the fiscalyear ending to-
day will, it is estimated at the Treasury Depart
ment, reach $3.50 100000. The receipts from in
=ternal revenue as estimated, will be 1870, 900 900.
From direct tax about 100000. From sales of
public lands 100000 From miscellaneous sour
. ces S65 000, 600.
The President pardoned three persons to-day,
viz, Mrs. MARY COLE, Mrs. MARY w. ANDERSON,
and Q. ?. DANIEL, Of Green county, Georgia.
all these applicants come under the $4,000
clause of the Amnesty Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued an order to all Collectors of
Customs, directing them to show the amount of
money used, and the disposition made thereof,
under the Act of March g. 1865. BY the section
OF this Act, which provides that ten dollars shall
! be paid to Collectors by the master, captain, or
owner Of any vessel coming from foreign ports,
Tor every passenger, other than cabin passengers,
above the age OF eight years-whe shall have died
on the voyage by natural disease.
The land offices in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana,
Mississippi, and Arkansas, are to be consolidated
at Mont gomery, Ala, Tallahassee, Fla, New Or
Aeans, Little Rock, Ark, and at jackson, Miss.
The report in the ROUSSEAU GRINNELI case will
be made in the early part of the week. 1t is now
believed that Rousseau will be expelled as he has
specially declared that he caned him for words
used in debate.
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sales 1000 bushels. Choice Milwaukee SO 55. Corn
declined; sales 10000 bushels, at s5@871. Beef
steady. Pork firm; sales 10, 900 bbls at ss2 Lard
dull at 1922. Whiskey dull. Sugar quiet Tur-
pentine steady, ut s2@s9. Rosin steady, at s3@
$50. Gold, 59l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

Fatal AFFRAY.-On Saturday evening last a
difficulty occurred in this place between Geo. q.
killing Of the latter by the former It seems that
Hughes, under the influence Of liquor, struck
Sanders with crutch-which he had to use In
drawing pistol and threatening to kill him IL he
approached. Hughes, disregarding the threat,
advanced towards Sanders, who fred at him three
his death on the following Monday morning.
The general impression seems to be that Sanders
was justiable Ia killing his antagonist under the
circumstances. 't
Recent disclosures, however, have changed pub
lo sentiment to aome extent, and Sanders has ab-
oonded.-Bafnbridge Chart. .I. .
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June 80.-The Senate has adopted
q resolution instructing the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds to inquire into the pro-
Priety OF purchasing grounds Of not less than
one hundred acres, for public park and site for
the Presidents mansion. The Senate passed
National Telegraph Bill. On motion Of Mr.. WIZ
SON, the Senate insisted on its amendments to the
Freedmen's Bureau Bill and agreed to Com
.mittee of Conference. The Indian Appropriation
Bill was discussed at length.
The House was engaged all day in the consider
alton of the Tariff Bill. Mr.. POLAND offered re-
solution. which was adopted, reoting that ALBERT
EIaoRE, recently nominated by the President and
confirmed 6y the Senate as Collector of Customs
at Mobile, held Office at one time under the late
Confederate Government, and calling upon the
Secretary OF the Treasury for copy of the off.
cial oath fled by said ELmoRE