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BUTrER-ouiet at 1oa22c for Ohio, and
12a25c for State.

BUrTER-Quiet at 10a22c for Ohio, and
12a25c for State. -
CHRRsE-Dull at 7a161Sc.
LATEST MARKETs-5 p. N.
FLoUR-Closed dull; 10a15c lower on
common and medium grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-N ominally lower,
the deelinesin -four having a depressing
effect; No. spring 81 90a2 Is; No. do
81 20a2 80. Rye-Nominal; 81 So for
western. Barley-Quiet. oats-Dull
at 73a74c for western and SSaS4c for
Ohio. Corn-Dull and heavy, free sell
lers of new mixed western at 81 o6a1 Os.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork-F and un-
settled: 500 bbls mess at 81 10 cash on
Monday, closing with sellers at $2l 10
regular. Beef-Quiet and nominally
unchanged. Cut Meats-Steady; mod
crate inquiry. Bacon-Quiet at 1018c
foi Cumberland cut; 1lkc for short
rib. Lard Dull at 125za12s<c for fair
to prime steam, and l21Sa13c for kettle
rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT STooKs-Coupons '62,
HOS; coupons '65, 1071<; 1910 coupons,
log.
--LATEST $50 P. M. E-..
STocKs-ohio certificates, 24a<a242S;
Canton, 49Aa44; Boston Water Power,
231<a24; Cumberland, SO1Ea3l; Quicksil-
yer, 27a2S; Mariposa, ~; do preferred,
191fa1924; Western Union Telegraph,
44Na45; Pacific mail, 139ha139e1; At
lantic, 1061 <a1O63<; New York Central,
1015sa1015<: Erie, so; preferred, 64a64h;
Hudson, 10Ska10914; Reading, lG6a107;
Michigan Central e61I ns9Ils1zi Michigan .gaI
120z: Pittsburgh, 1879; Toledo, 11el<a
119sz; Rock Island, 901za9091; North
western, La359s; preferred, 5Sssa5S4.
Fort Wayne, 97a97h.
BoNDs-Border State bonds quiet and
steady.
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-Better.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Unchanged.
Cincinnati.
JUNE 15.-FLouR-Dull, sales of fam
lily winter at $11 so; stock small.
GRAHN.-Wheat-Du No. 2 winter
sold at 80 25. Corn-Unsettled, and
opening with no sellers below S5c, buy
ers at SOC, but at the close there were
sellers and no buyers at 500 for No.
in bulk. Oats-Dull at &c for No. L;
sales of No. made from canal at orc.
Rye-:More firm at 81 IS for No. 1, but
CoTToN-Dull, with no demand; pri-
ces nominal; 24c for middling uplands.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; sales at 81 80 in
bond.
PRoYIsIoNs.-Mess Pork-Dull. with
no demand: prices nominal; city can be
changed; shoulders, sc; sides, 11a113<c;
1870 for clear rib, and firm at 12c, but
not offered at this rate to any extent.
GRoCER1ES.-Sugar-Y firm, with
prices SaAc higher. Cottee-Firm, at
full prices.
BUrTER-Dull, and prices not lower;
the demand chiefly local.
CHEEsE-Nominal and dull; with
chiefly local demand.
GoLD-136L.
JUNE 15.-FLoUR-Dull and I'M
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dro at 81 80.
Corn-Lower and declining; sales at
SO. Oats-Dull at 57c.ttRye-Dnll at
81 10a1 II. Barley-Neglected.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D at S2l 90.
Lard-Heavy at 111za1lAc. Shoulders
Held firm at TIC.
WHISKY-Neglected
LATER.
GRA!N-Corn-Lower at SO. Wheat
Unsettled at 81 az. oats-56c.
Buffalo.
JUNE l5.-FLouR-Nomina
CHARACTERIZATION and nominal.
Corn-No. 2 Chicago 90c; No. offered
at 93a94c, with no takers. Oats-70c for
Ohio; 60c for No. 2 Chicago.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Corn II &c; Oats
71<c.:
JUNE 15.-FLouR-Dull; city Xxx
at $40 50a11 SO.
Observation-Disclosures; 81 O3 for
No, 2.
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Special 10 tte Ns.D York Herald.

Spec1uI 70 ue N0U 4OTN heTuLu.
NEW York. June 15.-Herald cable
special from London Friday.-1n the
House of Commons this evening, Mr..
Labonchere asked Lord Stanley, Secre-
tary of Foreign Affairs, for information
as to the exact nature of the Luxem-
burg treaty lately concluded by dele
gates of the great powers assembled in
peace conference in this city. In doing
SO he denounced Lord Stanley's course
in the conference as exhibiting no evil
dence of craftsmanship, but as likely
to involve the interests of the Kingdom
in the rash form of intermediation in
France and German matters ofits more
direct conseq uences. He (Mr. Labon-
event of a war between France and
Germany the guarantee given in the
conference would involve England in
the quarrel.
Mr.. Agetown also condemned Lord
Stanley's course In the conference, and
inquired IL England was absolutely
bound to interfere by arms If Luxem-
became Of the power OF Parliament on
granting or Withholding the regular
supplies: CO..
for foreign affairs, replied that the
House of Commons had the power to
stop supplies IL IL tnOuBnL MI anu 81
decide whether the country should go
to war or not. he set forth in extenua-
ton of his course in the London Con-
ference the defiant attitude just pre-
viously maintained by France and Ger
many toward each other, and the dan
ger Of an impending war of great mag
nitude which then existed. He re-
capitulated the statements made to the
House on the night the Luxemburg
treaty was agreed to. Lord Stanley
added that, had he then hesitated, on
the part OF England, to give his adhe-
sion to the collective guarantee, the
armies of France and Prussia would be
now in the field, and all Europe be in
volved in war. All the other nations,
as we'll as all parties in the other ma
tons, would have charged England us
being the author of the calamity. The
Luxembourg question, as signed in
London, did not bind any Power to in
terfere singly in the eventualities which
may arise between France and Ger
many relative to the future of Luxem-
burg. -
The Herald's Dublin telegram says :
AS four Fenian prisoners (oficers) were
| being taken from the court house to the
county Waterford Jail yesterday, after
an examination, a large crowd at
tempted to release them. They made
severe attack on the police escort
with slaves and other missells. Over
thirty OF the police were wounded. Of
| the mob one man was killed, few
| wounded, and some made prisoners.
The Fenian American officers are now
| in Jail. ,..,.--,
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From WnahinEten.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-Judge wylie
again presided in the criminal court
Fisher still i'll. Mr.. Darlington. sub
mitted an objection TO further proceed
ings to-day on the ground that this
term ends on Monday next; that the
Judge obliged to bold the present term
is sick and not present and was present
on Thursday last; that another Judge,
to wit: Judge Carter, is assigned to the
next term of this criminal court, and
that as the commencement Of empan-
Melting the jury was by Judge Fisher,
IL is submitted by the District Attorney
to be illegal to proceed before Judge
Wylie to complete the impannelling of
the ijurySin this case. The court over
ruled the objection and Darlington ac-
cepted the ruling. The examination OF
taiesmen proceeded and finally full
Jury was obtained. The court adjoured
to 10 o'clock tonight to swear in the
twelfth jury, the Judge agreeing to ex-
anime the law in the meantime and see
II, there lwas any objection to empan-
melting of the Jury.
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nARKErs ~ TELEaRAPH.


REGULAR REPORT.
CorroN-Quiet and firm; sales 700
bales at 27c for middling uplands.
FLouR-Receipts 3,116 bbls, market
duh and 10a20c lower; sales 4,3OO bbls
at 81 55a9 25 for superfine state and
western; 50 45al0 rs for extra western;
$40 sOa12 so for choice do; $40 75a11 rs
for shipping extra round hoop Ohio;
Sl1 s0a12 90 for trade brands; $40 5oa
IL 90 for spring st. Louis, and S12a16 90
for winter do, market closing heavy.
California Housekeeping; sales 900
bbls at Sl2a13 so. Rye Flour-Heavy;
sales $50 bbls at 50 50a9 90.
in bond. ar-- AZ
GRAIN-wheat-Nor receipts; market
very dull and nominally lower; sales
only retail. and about II 900 bus at S2 10
for No. 2 Chicago; 81 20 for No. Mil
waukee; 81 55a2 IS for white California;
81 40 for old red Virginia.; S2 20 for am
Der state; 81 IS for white Genessee. Rye
Dull and heavy. Barley-Without
decided change; sales 5000 bus Canada
west. free, at 81 Is. Malt-Dull. Corn
Receipts 40, $50, market dull and clo-
sing 1a2c lower; sales So, 600 bus at 81 OF
al 10 for new mixed western, closing
at 81 os; southern yellow q Is, and 81 oS
1900 bus, market 10 better; sales 5000
bus at 75a75c for WESTERN sSas41<c for
Ohio; 500 for Canada, and Soc for state.
RICE-Firm at 111{a12hc for Caro-
t Observation-Disclosures. Sugar
Steady; sales 600 hhds, Cuba, at 103<a
111<c. Molasses-Quiet and firm.
PETRo1EUM-Dull at 15c for crude
and 22c for refined in bond.
CoAL-Domestic, steady; foreign.
nominal. .4si1= 800
Woo1-Moderately quiet; sales 4o0,-
600 lbs at 4Sa60c for domestic fleece; GOA
521<c for pulled, and 24a31c for Califor-
LEArHER-sole-Firm at previous
prices. '- r'sFs.
HoPs-Qufet.
& PRoVIsIoNs-Pork and ir-
regular; sales 4, $50 bills at $2la2I 25 for
new mess, closing at $21 12H regu-
lar; $40 75a21 for old do; $lS 50als 20 for
prime, and $21 20 for prime mess. Beef
Firm; sales 100 bbls at Sl4 50a0 for
new plain mesa, and S23a27 for new exs
ira mess. Beef Hams-Quiet; sales
100 bbls at S39a40. Bacon-Quiet; sales
$50 pkgs at I21ka125sSc for Cumberland
cut; liz for long ribbed; 12al21<e ior
short ribbed. Cut Meats-Quiet; sales
200 pkgs at s1<ae7<c for shoulders; La
1870 for hams, traA
IARD-Heayy; sales $50 bbls l2a1Sc
for new, small lots; choice 1870.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away. your false'nizzes, your switches.
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth ng:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
E heads from whatever cause II may have
fallen ouD and forcing growth OF hair upon
the face, 1t has no equal. 1t will force the
beard to grow upon the sInoothest face in
from five TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads In from two TO three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard, Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
from their own expeT1ence) can bear witt
ness. But many will say, how are we to dis
ttnguish the genuine rom the spurious2 II
certainly is difficult, as nine-tenths Of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such we
would say, Try the Reparator Capini; twill
cost you nothing unless Il fully comes
up to our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep It, send us one dollar and we
will forward 1t, postpaid, together with a re-
ceipt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire sattfac-
ton Is not given. Address,
w. l.. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
nch23-eod ,triwekw1y
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New YORK, June 15.-The Times
Washington special says: Attorney
General Stanberry, in his opinion re-
earding the power OF military COM
manders to remove civil officers, will
assert, in effect, that they cannot be re-
moved without previously having been
found guilty of impeding reconstruc-
Information from North Carolina an.
nounces that proceedings will be fnsti-
tuted to force the railroads of that
State in which the State has an interest,
into bankruptcy, as they are insolvent
in reality, and ART" only allowed to
keep In running order, through the suf-
forage OF their creditors. EtH
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BOSTON, June 15.-An important in
vention for substituting crude petro-
leum for coal in steam navigation, was
tested on the Government steamer
Palos yesterday. Steam was got mp in
twenty-five minutes, and the Palos
proceeded twenty-five naval miles In
one hour and fifty-five minutes, con-
Stunning but four barrels of oil. With
coal, she never would exceed eight
knots. q
Government engineers expressed
themselves surprised at the result.
which will create great revolution in
navigation. 81
The crockeryware house of Gardner
& Co. was damaged by fire this evening.
Loss $4,000; insured.
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Mexican News.

New YORK, June 15.-The Herald's
New orleans telegram says: A letter
from Quaretaro published in Mata-
r1orag on the I'd inst. says: The Gov
ernment will Danish MaximiliHn and
his principal chiefs, reserving the in
fictionl of extreme penalties of those
only who crime demand. ~ y -
The latest news from the capital was
tina Marauese tempted TO come ont
INIT was driven back bysDiaz. ~
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r.nnn I.hirnrinInhin

--PH1LApELPH1A,. June 15.-In- Court
to-day, in the case of George Winne-
more, convicted for the murder OF Mrs:
Magrelton, motion for new trial
was overruled, and the prisoner was
sentenced to be hung. Winnemore pro-
tested his innocence, and said he would
have laid down his iiiie!t protect Mrs.
Magrelton. He denied that the razor
found in her house belonged to him.
Yesterday while some boys were
drinking from q ihydrant in front Of a
new 2RlldlnKi one h agea nye years was b
a workman. e The murderer was ar
rpated. -. -. 49, -,
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for Gent.
For Rent.

Geo. R Taylor & Co., and J. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also Basement rooms
finished. Good offlces in second story, ami
good rooms for other purposes In second and
Third story in good order. Possession given
to some rooms Immediately, others April LIST.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS- HORNBROOE.
Once, No. 11s1< Main street, above Mon-
roe, up stairs. febS-tT
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NEwYoRK, June 15.-Barny Aaron's
,,hys;c,an expresses fears that he will
ppoS frecoyer.t The blows of Collyer in
Aaron's left side, evidently delivered
with the intent of killing him, may
probably, prove fatal as his heart was
iarred from its place and his Left lung
mashed TO q Jelly. ti5. rHt ~
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NEW York, June 16.-A man named
Caleb Frisbee fatally shot John Birch
am at Sing Sing last Thursday. twas
a Cole-Hissock affair with this differ
ence: BRIGHAM forced a girl whom Fris-
bee, o married man, was in improper
Intimacy with. Frisbee escaped and
was at large at last accounts.
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CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
EN A MEI
R IMPRoVING AND BEAUTIFYINq

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYINa
T. the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
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that Is only found In youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles. P1mples. BlotcheS, Moth
Patches, Sallowness. Ernptions, and all Inn
leaving the sSin white and clear az aIabastaT
Its use can not be detected by the closest scTu-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation IL
perfectly harmless. It is the only article OF
the kind used by the French, and Is consid-
cred by the Partisan as indispensable 70 q
perfect toilet. Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, a ancient Ruaran-
tee OF Its efficacy Price only 70 cents. Sent
by mail, Postpaid on receipt Of an order. by
70 River st., Troy, N. Y.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
LAUGHL1N's
Old Home Bitters,

Cures Dyspepsia without Fan.
LaughltnS Old Home Bitters,
Cures Sick Stomach.
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Regulates the Stomach
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because It combines pure sttmulhnt, with
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petite, bot enahles you to easily digest your
arB weak and dehilitAted, or In q low state OF
health.
Use I4au9hlins Old Home Rittex
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Sold everywhere by Dealers.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH q co.,
rBb2s Druggists. Sole Proprietors.
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There cometh glad udings of joy to all,
To young and 10 old. to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious anu
Is nee aS for all. and all may be fair.
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sASSAA SA-z.. y teA-SS'
LONDON, June 15-Noon-Consols,
94sz; Erie, 4O1t; Illinois Central, 7e1<i
U. s. Bonds 1917. -arr7t- -is ,s-...
LArER-2 P. M.-Consols, 941<; U. s.
Bonds, 7s7S. -
The government will send number
of troops to Canada in the steamer
Belgium. '- '' -N
LATEsT-S P. MI. s. Bonds 7S1I.
LIVERPOOL, June. l5-Noon-Cotton,
quiet. Breadstuffs, bouyant. Corn sss.
3d. California Wheat. lss. Cd. Oats,
IS. I'd. Pork, 75s. aa -s-r.a s5a
LATER-3 p. M.-Bacon, Ais. Cheese
64s. -r.ass. r.sl.. aAar .
BERLIN. June 16th.-Evening-K
William and Count Bismarck arrived
here to-day from Paris. aa-
DARMsTADT, June 18TH Emperor
Alexander, of Russia, is here for brief
sajourn. ,..-. =. ..ar.- ...r r. ..-
DUBLIN, June 16.-Evening-It APP
pears that during the attempt to rescue
the fenians at Waterford on Thursday,
the military and police came to
close quarters with the rioters, and the
former used the bayonet freely. A num-
Der of the rioters were bayoneted, and
two deaths have taken place therefrom,
the second being reported to-day.
LONDON, June l5.-In the House OF
Commons this evening, Mayor Arson
moved to- reject a petition presented
some weeks since, from certain parties
in Ireland and the reform leag ues and
others, praying for the exercise of ex-
ecutive leniency toward the Fenian
traitors condemned to death in Ireland:
and also that the House cancel all mem
ton OF its character or reception from
the journal gof record. The Mayor de-
nounced the tone of the petition as cal
culated to incite to fresh acts OF rebel
lion in Ireland, and denounced the pa
per itself as a slanderous insult to the
British army.
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druggists.
White Lead.

A NcRoR CONTINENTAL. star An.
"a row, kremnitE and Cincinnati RnndS
FOR eAle NJ low figures by
BUsHF1ELD. WALLACE q co,
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The Latest News.

B Y II Il @ H "A PHI.
f-4- ny the Union Lime.
Office. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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BY THE CABLE.

Advtces to the 18th of June.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-04-12
A HORRIBLE TALE.-A newspaper
published at Colima, Mexico, tells the

& A HORRIBLE TALE.-A newspaper
published at Colima, Mexico, tells the
following frightful story, and calls up
on the public to punish the criminals
When General Pueblita entered
the town of Ago, in September last,
he exacted a forced loan from the
people, and portion of it fell upon
the curate of the place. The curate
acted as though he would pay,-but
he did not make his appearance at the
point designated for payment, and
Gen. Pueblita ordered him to be ar
rested.
A party of men went to his dwell
ling and broke it in. They found no
one in the house, and were about to
leave it, when they heard frightful
voice proceeding from the ground, say
ing, "Tm hungry"
The officer in command went back
to General Pueblita, and told him
about the voice. The General APP
pointed a commission to examine the
house.
The commission went to the cur
ate's dwelling, and after a careful ex.
animation they found a movable stone
in the floor, and under this was a
stairway leading down to the vault
which was entirely dark, and had nc
connection with the air save by the
stair-cases and a small hole that serv
ed as ventilator. In this vault they
discovered a few articles of furniture
and a woman who had been shut W
there for eighteen years. She was
taken to General Pueblita's head
quarters.
When brought into the light, where
she saw a number of persons, sht
tainted. After she had returned Il
her senses, thousand questions were
asked her. to which she replied tina
she had been buried in that vault fol
eighteen years, without going out fo
a moment; that she had been married
and had children by her husband, bu
she knew nothing Of their fate; tina
while imprisoned in that vault sh
had had children by the curate, bu
she knew nothing of what had become
of these children; and, after that much
became obstinate and silent.
!, While this was passing, the Ser
geant OF the Pueblita brigade, thel
present, discovered that this woman
was his mother, and she recognized
him as her son, and embraced him
| The son then ran for his father, whc
, came and recognized his wife. TIL
husband, fifteen years ago, was i'm
, prisoned for three years under thu
charge of numbering his wife, this
woman!