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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27

tho bect forward at that early period because he felt
they abStaned from touching it now 1t would be one OF the
first matters with which the Parliament would deal.
Lord Cairns replied Earl RUSSELL arguing revenues
with which was proposed deal the rghtu property
of the Established Church. and that the change suggested by
Lord Russell would alter the social and political aspect OF the
country. He denied that the movement OF when LORD
Russell the pioneer from Ireland in which the sole
question of dissatisfaction the land question: In the
discussion which followed the Earl of Kimberly the Bishop
of Ossory the Bishop of Down, the Duke of Argyle the
Marquis of Canrcarde, and the Earl of Derby took part
Lord Derby expressed his willingness to assent to
mission of inquiry. An amendment moved by the Bishop
of Ossory omit the latter part of Earl Rusels motion
was adopted and the original motion, as amended was
agreed to.-Dubhm Eishnam.
EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.
In the Register Generals tables, showing the estimated
average produce of crops for the year 1866 be
found statistics respecting emigration from the Irish ports
The number of those who departed from the province OF
Lenster in 1866 intending not to return was 1889 ~
9915 males and 1854 females From Munster went 36,97l
-21 1859 males 1862 females From Ulster 26, 259-l70O2
males $3.50 females. And from Connaught II 439-6725
males ia females The total number of emigrans ma
tves of Ireland 99,467-59561 males, 999O6 females
THE WATERFORD BUrouERY-rHE SHAM JURY.
The jury the most extraordinary body ever seen
empanneed They were perfect jury. From 1t: very cry
prsone-we should have said the accused of the crime
but therein consisted its chief perfection gentleman
who the jury leaving the TownIal to view the body
shook his head and remarked they beauty
full jury consisting of Orangemen four moosey Catho-
lies, and drunken ones Welsh jury convicted man
for murder contrary to the evidence and the Judge in great
asonshmen asked them the of extraordinary
verdict? "Your Lordshp" replied the foreman, though
he didn't kill the he stole my mare and ne ought
be hanged Walsh gave provocation; he had neither
shouted thrown stones but nevertheless the presumption
being that he is Irsman, he richly deserves to be
killed. Waterford Citizen.
MARRIAGE OF NEGRO SAILORS.
It seems from the following item, that the Galway girls
have no objection color The good ship Ansoosom sails
port three gentlemen of color get married to three
blooming Irish asse and sport through the city, cutting
huge DASH Did this thing in American city,
God help the amalgamatonss 1t is considered nothing in
Ireland England however, and all the coored sailors who
desire blooming Caucasans should to Galway where
they wed and enjoy the honeymoon without being hunted
through the streets:
Three dakies belonging the of the ship Australia
an which arrived in this port last week. got within the
few days married to Galway girls The seemed to
have lots of for the OCCASION they and their fair
it through the since the performance of the nupal
accommodating indicator
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New Hork Items.

New YORK, August 1.-THE boy OF
eX-GoyerAOr Wright left today for Iu.
diana. The funeral is appointed fol
Thursday next.
The receipts of Internal Revenue fol-
the first five days of this week wer,
S2.0n0,000
Deaths for the week number $40, n de
crease of 6S from last week
A death WAS reported to-day of yellow
fever of u man who had been at work in
one of the ships in our harbor.
= James Gordon Beunott, Jr, has sold
the yacht Henrietta for $4,000.
John c. Heenan has given bonds to
appear, when called upon. to answer
the charge of keeping gambling house
Arnold, one of the drfaulting tellers
of the Tradesmen's Bank, has placed
all his stocks, DC, in the hands of the
President. The stocks amount TO about
$4,000. The bank will receive 5000
from Mr.. Arnold's snreties and he will
also place bis life insurance policies
amounting 10 S20,00C, in possession OF
The hank. Mr.. Arnold saws the bank
will not lose more than $500 through
Interpretations, and he intends to pay il
1T possible. Bakers deficiency is So
600. The manner in which his hook
were kept partly iustifes the assertion
Of Arnold that he did not know oi
Bakers defalcation. All had been
swallowed up in stock operations. 1t is
probable that the bank will not lose
more than S65, 600 or $4,000. The sur.
plus is sl50,000, and the premium OH
United States bonds held amounts 10
5000 more. The officers of the hank
feel their confidence grossly abused
but it is not probable thsteither of the
defsulters will be prosecuted.
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PETROLEUM-Quiet; sales at Is for
crude, and 26a26 for refined in bond.
W0OL-Steady; sales 800, 600 pounds
at 4Oa62 fer domestic fleece.
PORK-Heavy and dropping; sales OF
1900 barrels at % 12a23 Is for new mess,
closing at % - cash; % IS for old do;
10 75a20 90 for prime; % 20 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Firm; sales 143 barrels,
|, BEEF HAMS-Dull. -garea
BAC0N-Quict and steady; sales OF
$50 boxes ice cured Stratfordshire aha
-stratford long clear and long ribbed;
part at IL. 80
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales OF lle
packages at 1Ofa11t for shoulders and l5a
is for hams. Sales $4,000 pounds dry
sailed sides In bulk at l2t. r.
.LARD-Firm; sales of $50 barrels at
l2tal3s; small lots at 131.
BUTTER-Steady; lla25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
LATEST p. VI.
FIOUR-Closed q, 25c better OH low
GRADES of old and dull and unsettled for
new.
WHEAT-Fairly active and lasc
better.
RYE-scarce and nominally aaSc
higher. II . ~ -
0ATs-Drooping; slas4 for old wes-
tern and s7a92 for Ohio. L
CORN-Firmer aud in good specula-
tive demand; 13a1 Is for good to prime
new mixed western and O9al II fol
unsound.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales 1000
barrels mess at % 00a23 OCT cash and
regular; closing with buyers NJ q "
regular and sellers at % l2t.
BEEF-Steady; moderate demand. =,
CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged
! overwhelmingly active.
LARD-Firm; 13fal3s for fair &c
prime steam and 49, for kettle rem
derel,
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph 10 the Register,

LONDON, August 17.-Rain storm
continue throughout England. 1t i
thought TIE crops will suffer extremel!
IN some districts.
Parliament will be proroqued on 'he
21st instant. nj.
PORTSMOUTH, August l7.-ihe D
ish ship-of-war, Scraps, LETT yes'eiua'
c. Iroio,d whence she will take regi'
mont Of national troops to Quebec.
RrRrlx. August 1.-THE general cleo
ton of members for the new Parliament
in North Germany will take place on
the 31st of August.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE
United States sbips-of-war, Franklin
Giconerogs and Frolic, European squad,
ron, under Admiral Farragut, arrived OF
Cronstadt last eveniag. The usual sa'
lutes were fred frCm the fortificatio%'
and answered by the Americans.
LONDON, August H-NoOn.-Th'
weather is unfavorable for crops.
Up. M.-Consols 9Is; Erie, 4oI; lila
nois, 7s. Bonds weak at 73k. Grea
Western 2l9.
LIVERPOOL, August l7-2 p. M.-Co'
ton quiet. Breadstufis steady. Cor
3ss Cd. Flour 34s. Cheese declined t
49s Cd. Refined Petroleum declined t
ll31d.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

New YORK, August Il.
COTTON-Nery firm: sales HOO bales
! at 2S3 for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 56I0 barrels: mar
ket more active; old State tends up,
ward and new irregular and unsettled
sales ut 1900 barrels at : 50as % fol-
superfine State and western; Q OC
for extra western; III 20al3 25 for choice
do; 9 50all - for shipping; IL iOal2 sc
for trade brands; 10 GOALS 90 for new
81. Louis. California dull and unchaug-
ed; sales 1876 sacks and barrels. Rye
1onr firm: sales 80 barrels
MHlSki-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipts 9615 bushels:
market mere active and a shade firmer:
sales AZ 400 bushels ut O0a2 ID for No. .
Milwaukee; > 20a2 - for new am
Der Southern: , 30a2 - for new amber
State: 225 for new Genessee; 81 for
new amber Michigan; 53a2 65 for new
white Michigan, the later for extra; . on
az 30 for inferior to good new white
Southern and - for white California
RYE-Scarce and advancing.
BARLEY Quiet.
MALT 60
CORN-Receipts 202 sis: active and
excited; 2a3c better, with a strong spec-
ulative demand; sales %, 600 bushels. Mt
l l2a1 LAT for new mixed western: or
l o. for unsound do: Is for high mix
ed. nearly yellow, and Is for white
western.
OATS-Receipts 10,435 bushels: mar
ket heavy; sales q, 900 bushels at slas5
toe old western; S5a95 for new southern:
9oa93 for new Ohio.
RICE-Dull.
at l4t.
s9GAR,-Steady; sales of 100 hogs
M00hASSEs--Qniet and firm.
HOPS-Quiet. s.
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HALLMARK Cattle Market

BALTIMORE, August 10, 1867.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 1880 head, against 1905 last week.
OF the number offered, 34l head came
from Ohio, and 506 from West Virginia,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sc from Pennsylvania, over the North
ern Central Railroad; AZ from Virginia,
by boat; 223 from the Valley of Viz
riuia. on foot, and the balance from the
adjoining counties of Maryland, on foot.
OF the receipts, some 163 head were left
over unsold, 1854 sold to spectators from
Eastern markets, 96 to graziers, 10 to
government contractors, & to Annapolis
butchers, and the balance taken by Bal
timore butchers. Prices today ranged
as follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
4 OOa4 so; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 50a5 "a; fair to good stock
Cattle 00a6 90; fair quality 5 3oa6 %;
and prime Cattle 00as % per 100 lbs,
The offerings today were chiefly COM
posed of common and inferior Cattle,
and for these prices declined 25c per lOC
lbs on the rates of last week-gOod and
prime Beeves were unchanged. The
market closed dull.
SHEEP-The supply was large this
week, but the bulk of the receipts were
of very inferior quality, suitable only
for grazing. Good and prime sheep are
scarce and in demand. Sales of fat
sheep at 4a51c per ID gross; and stock
sheep 00a3 90 per head. Lambs are
selling At 9 00a4 no per head.
HOGS-The receipts were about equal
to the demand this week, and the mar
ket was steady; sales at 10 OOal0 so per
100 lbs net.
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An Army Of More than &
Thousand OHire.Holdr

Are consuming your substanef aEi :
other hungry expectnnta arr gEs'-s
yuitnrea 10 banquet upon The WITH g 81
trate State. 80.
Your public buildings src sinking ~
the hundred thousand, will no appArs :
Your Ltnatio Asylum has ALREADY co''f
third more than the original r-iif1s
whole, etId tlie FIRST wing il not ye, ~
At the present rate, more than ons =
dollars VIII be consumed IN what u "a
than q stHDendous frand. at whih ~
servants areeopniving.
The Penitentiary was expected TO sN
fl65 0O0, but through the incomplete
planned Il, nearly four times a. nad ,
viii be required as was originally B',oe
the expense Of the building will b ~
of one million dollars. Other gpsrai'aas'
lie men show 0 similar disregard Of ~
est. Many Of them are mere sbens's'
benefit and public robbery.
Not q single Radical journal Of ~ =
uttered q word Of depunciAtion Of "
other public wroRgs. To the REGus1ii I
almost the exclusive honor Of CHAMPS,
popular cause against the outrages
plunderers. In pursuance Of IT. ~
hunt down corruption and corrupte1t
REoIsTER will lay before the Peor
startling facts concerning the ouIsl ,
funds upon public works. The most 2
frauds arc known 20 have bOen PcrPsiin.
every Taxpayer has m interest In tbsd !
msnt We call upon the people 10 ~
support us In our effort.
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state sfheanh are liable to be sub.
iects of these diseases. The causesin many in.
stances are unknown. The patient has. how.
ever. an admirable remedy In
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To cure these diseases We must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged in their various
may be the attack, IL sure to affect the bodily
health and mental powers. Our FLESH and
BLOOD are supported from these sources. Per.
sons at every period Of life from
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August II.
Flour-11 90 for white; 10 60 for am
Der. Wheat-market 2 to Sc better
sales at = 25a2 26 for white Michigan
2 14a2 10 for amber do; l 81 for No. l
spring; SIT for No. 2 do. Receipts,
&, 900 bushels. Corn--market Sc better;
sales at 02al 05 for No. |; 97a9S for
No. =. Receipts. 5000 bushels. Oats
market lower; sales at 65a66 for No. l (;
63a64 for No. ,. Receipts, 1900 bush.
els. Lake freights &c on wheat TO Buf-
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Clexelnnd Market

- CLEVELAND, August II.
Wheat dull and unchanged; held at
10 for No. at sc. Corn steady and
unchanged at 95a96. Oats, sales of
400 bushels at 66. Rye and barley I'M
changed. Petroleum dull and nominal
at - in bond,
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Reports from the Indians on ihe Mis-
souri Pugiiistic - Mortaiit,
Report-A Fight with Indians.

ST. LOUIS, August lS.-The lndlaI
Missionary, Rev. Father DeSmet, who
accompanied General Sully and COlone
Parker to the Indians OH the Missouri
River, has returned to this city. lie
reports that the Commissioners met Will
a cordial reception from the tribes as
far north rs the Yellow Stone River,
the variOns chief expressing their vii,
lingncss to accept tho propositions OF
the government to 20 on the Reser-
vatiops and maintain strict neutrality,
About one hundred representatives OF
hostile tribes waited ten days to obtain
an interview with Sully and Parker, but
their provisions being exhausted they
were compelled to return. Father De-
Smct baptized about nine hundred In
dian children and quite a number of
adults during lis absence with the Com
missioner. The lately appointed Peace
Commissioners are very anxious that
Father DeSmet should accompany them,
but his physician has tclegraphed them
that his health will not permit so long
a journey.
Mike McCoole, the pugilist, received
a complimentary benefit at DeBar's
Opera House last night, at which there
was great crowd. During the even
ing he was presented with a new stand
of colors, under which he will fight
Aaron Jones, after which he he had a
friendly set-to with Josh Shaw. He has
reduced himself from two hundred and
thirty-nine to one hundred and ninety
eight pounds, and expects to enter the
ring at one hundred and eighty pounds.
He is in fine condition and will
leave the city i'll n few days. His col
ors are red. white and blue. on green
ground.
John J. Edwards, charged with de
frauding the Union Savings Bank, ar
rived yesterday. He asserts his innO-
cence, and threatens Il suit for damages
against the officers of the bank.
An Omaha dispatch says: Governor
Butler aud seven men were recently at
tackled by the Indians on Big Blue
river. A severe fight ensucd, i'll which
the Indians were defeated.
Martial law has been established in
Julesburg, to suppress the rule of gam
hlers and dcspcradoeS.
Number of deaths in this city last
week, one hundred and SIN, more than
half Of which were sp:all children.
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81. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, August IL.
Tobacco firm and unchanged. Hemp
firm and quiet. Cotton-nothiDg trans
pired. Flour-High qualities scarce
and firm; prices unchanged. Wheat firm
at full prices. Corn firm but slow, and
prices unchanged. Oats firm ut 57a62
Rye firmer at 90a93. Provisions and
lard firm and unchanged. Whisky firm
at 2 Q5a2 10. Receipts-four, 4O9i bbls;
wheat, sl63 sacks; corn, 1869 bus; oats
2OOl bus; rye, :}69 bus: barley. $50 hns'
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Fire-Man Killed.

DETROIT, MICH., August IA store
No. ITO Woodward avenue, occupied by
Gage d Bros, clothing and gents furn
ishing goods, was burned this morning
Loss on the stock SIS, GOO, which is par.
italy insured. John Miller, a fireman,
fell from the fourth story window to tbs
sidewalk. and was instantly killed
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New York Dry Good. Marker.

NEW YORK, August Il.
Dry goods market rather quiet, but
still a fair business is doing at full
prices. Bleached muslins low; prices
scarce held ic higher, while medium
and better grades rule steady. and in
fair request. Prints in fair demand.
Delaines in good request. Glasgow
ginghams 1Si. Lancaster silks scarce,
and in favor of sellers.
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NJ e., assorted size, nails. Ss., brand.
at MAXWELL a TINGLE'S.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, August Il.
FLOUR-Remains firm, with a very
moderate demand; family 10 00al0 80;
extra 9 0Oa9 so, and superfine 8 GOA
so.
WHEAT-Firm, al 2 IL for red No. /,
and 9 - for same grade white.
C0RN-Scarce and firm, ut S5aS6 for
No. |.
OATS-Dull, closing with no buyers
over 81
realistically, at %.
COTTON-Firm, at 26l for middling.
WIIISKY-In moderate demand at
30.
MESS PORK-Dnll at % 80, and nom
inal.
BULK MEATS-In demand, at llal3;
held firmly at ll4al3t
BACON-Not much doing; it may be
quoted at l24al4tal5f, as some parties
are disposed to accept these rates.
LARD-l2t.
BUTTER-Uuchanged.
CHEESE-UDchanged
COFFEE-Firm, at full prices.
SUGAR-FirIn, at full prices.
FLAXSEED-In demand. on eastern
account, at . 10.
LINSEED OIL-Declined to 90
GOLD-140t buying.
MONEY-Markct close. ut sal0 per
cent
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, August Il.
Stocks dull. $50 L. NJ. Prices: Ohio
Certificates, 274a27l; Canton, 4S4a49{;
Cumberland Coal, IS; Quicksilver, 81
a3ls; Mariposa, 1Osallt; Western Union
Telegraph, 45a454; Pacific Mail, l46f
alag: Atlantic, l12all2t; New York
Central, l054al05g; Erie, 7UAa70s; Hud-
son, l244a125; Reading, 105fa1O5s; Michi-
gun Central, ll0all0!; Michigan South
ern, S2iaS2s; Illinois Central, Il9sal20;
Pittsburg, 92sa93t; Toledo, 123a123!;
Rock Island, 1034al03s: Northwestern,
465a46t; do preferred, 70fa7Ot; Fort
Wayne, 1O5eal05s; Wabash, 50.
Adams Express, 74f; United Ameri-
can, 73: Merchants Union, 1G: Sellars.
60.
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IndRe Halt

New YORK, August 1.-THE Worlds
Washington special says: The Presi.
dent decided to-day to issue an orde,
relieving Jud &c Holt, ana granting him
leave of absence.
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The DcfnuItius T,l,cr..

New YORK. August ls.-It is stated
IN good authority that uo arrests or
prosecutions of the detaulting tellers of
the Tradesmen's National Bank will be
made. The defaulters we're in the city
and at the bank yesterday, and efforts
are being made TO effect some settle
ment
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THE FINANCIAL INTiM.
Oh
THE PEOPLI

As involved in Governmental Ndriisr
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has ALREADY h'C
land 20 inc verge Of bankruptcy -
Taxation already strips the cl0tho n
backs Of many people, and robs Their a.
bread. Additional eNtrayHgano' ltrz
reduce the richest TO poverty and u =
ing Ciasses 10 beggarS.
In addition, 90 gigantic natIoRa IN,
taxpayers Of West Virginia are at'rs
domestic knaves and honIe-maAs No
From summit % hasa your oseii ~
markedly corruption and iraud
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From Boston

BosToN, August 1.-THE sales OF
wool for the week were the largest OF
the season; about l,65O,OOO pounds do
nestle fleece sold at 40a6O cents FOL
superfine or extra pulled. Flonr begins
to be carried freely; receipts for the
week 26,l9 barrels.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, August Il.
Flour firm and active. Wheat lower:
-. Corn firm Mt 9Sa9S!. Oats steady
ut 57a574. Rye excited at 19al 20. Bar
ley at loo. Pork quiet ut 2Sa23t. Bulk
meats, shoulders II, clear.sides.l4. Lard
! dull at l2ial2l,
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New York Mener MarLe,

YORK, August II.
Gold shade higher, opening at 140i
and closing at lsial4I1.
Government stocks quiet. Coupons
81, llll do; go, l6s do; "a, 1924 do: 80,
/, lOs do: new, l0Ss do; 1905, IO71.
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RUHufo marlxef-
BUrFk1.o, August IL

,,-,,---- BufFAT<o, August II.
Flour dull, Wheat dull. Corn firmer
ana less active; No. 2 at / DIAL OF, clo-
sing with holders asking L Gs Oats
quiet barley quiet. Rye held at ! IS
for new. Others unchanged.
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From o. nItimOre.

BALTIMORE, August l6.-President
Johnson is expected to be present at the
opening of the German shooting feast.
Delegates will be present from all parts
! of the union.
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Ccnsed.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE rain
storm of the last seventy hours mas
ceased. A strong south wind. Inc
damage by water here is not less than
slOO. 900. No loss of life reported.
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Not Disposed sC

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE subject
OF the removal of General Sheridan and
Judge Holt was not yesterday nnder
Cabinet elaboration.
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Bnsc RaIl

LAwRENCEBURG, IND, August IA
highly interesting and exciting game of
base ball was played ut the Fair
Grounds, between the Aurora Club ana
Lawrenceburg Wool Mills Club, in
which the latter were successful. The
score ut the close of eight innings stood:
Aurora, 53; Wool Mills. l0S. There
were many hundreds on the grounds to
witness the game.
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