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Ne,x Yark Items.

NEW YORK. July 29.-Prof. Charles
Anthem. of Columbia College died to-
day, aged 10. ua;on
< eight occurred among an excursion
marty which went up the Hudson yes,
terday in the steamer VIM. Titamlre anu u
two barges. One man was pusneu
overheard and drowned. Two others
were stabbed and large nnmoer IN
iured. The fight lasted nearly all tue
time the party were absent, most OF
whom incIudiug a number of females,
wars ;rnocent spectators of the brutal
scene. e., ,,1
ard oyerruled the motion of the coun-
sci of Mr.. Cummings, who sues James
Gordon Bennett for alleged libel. The
plaintiff had asked that the defendants
answer be made more definite. The
Court declared it definite enough. This
is probably fatal to the case.
An unsuccessful attempt was made TO
rob the Citizens Bank on Saturday
night. Alias.
The arrivals of immigrants to-day
were 2635. .
II is stated that the liabilities of the
Unadilla bank are not less than quar-
ter of million, while some estimate
them at over million. A receiver IRON
Washington has been applied for anu
will probably arrive in few days,
Great distress prevails about Una
dilla, One woman, widow, became
crazed by her loss: another attempted
snicide.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July -.
FLOUR-Dull and prices dropping;
not much demand; family, 975alO %;
fancy, 10 75all 81.
WHEAT-Dull; No. red, 2 90; white,
= 10a2 20.
CORN-In demand at 75 for No. ! in
bulk, and - for sacked: the offerings
are light.
OATS-Old sold at s. in bulk; new
was offered at 20, to arrive next week.
RYE-Unsettled ard prices nominal
ut 25al 81.
COTTON-Firm; 26a27 for middling,
but nothing beyond local demand at
these rates.
wHIsKY-Firm at 30 in bond.
MESS PORK-Iu domand at ~ 90,
but not offered TO any extent below
81 80.
BULK MEATS-Firmly held, but
quiet at lllal3i for shoulders and sides.
BACON-Unchanged; shoulders l2!;
sides lif; clear rib sides 10! and clear
IT,
HAMS-2la22 for sugar cured and 10
for common, including packages.
LARD-Was held firmly at ID, with
some demand at l2f. The stock here is
estimated at 10000 tierces; nearly dou-
BILE what it was at this date last year
BUTTER-Firm and scarce ut lSa2O
for Central Ohio and 22a23 for Western
Reserve.
EGGS-lG.
CHEESE-Dull at HALE for West
ern Reserve.
SEEDS-Flax at 2 90 and steady; Clio.
yer held ut 10 90 and Timothy ut , 90.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at b.
COFFEE-22a27.
SUGAR-l2al5 for raw aud l79alS for
refined.
COOLIDGE, buying.
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Mexican News.

BROWNSVILLE, July 26, via NEW Or
LEANS, July 29.-Advices from San Luis
10 the 18th inst. give the following in
telligence:
General Vidaurri was shot in the city
of Mexico. He desired, just before the
execution, To have an interview with
General Diaz, but was refused. He then
asked the privilege of seeing his son,
hut this was also refused,
N. Schafier, counsellor of Emperor
Macmillan, has been imprisoned.
The Liberal Generals arrested n.
Ouerretaro, who have cot already been
shot, will he sen to the respective
States for trial.
General Marquee was leyying pres
tamas in the the Capital until an hour
before he left.
The Liberal Government has decided
that all Imperial projects he sent into
exile for six years and their secretaries
tor two years.
General EscObedO made the following
address 10 the subaltern officers of the
Imperial army before releasing them:
The supreme government night dis
pose Of the lives of those who, forget
ling that they were Mexicans, fought
for foreigner. But this government,
always magnanimous, forgiyes tho SO
who, until now, have been enemies of
the country, because it expects that
their future conduct will correspond
with tue clemency used toward the mis-
led sons of Mexico. i0n are ut liberty,
aud may AJAX your passport for any port
where YOU desire To reside
An imperial soldier, taken prisoner at
Queretaro, but since liberated, writes
from MOrtica that he has received good
treatment from the officers of the Liber-
al army.
A specie train left Qnadolaiura for
Manzamillo on the ;Id. Several French
prisoners, lately released, accompanied
The train.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, July %.
Gold firmer, opening at 14Ot and clos
ing at l40S.
Government Stocks quiet and rather
easier; Coupons 81, Ito; do '62, 1lli;
do "a, 1904; do January and July 1885,;
do ~, 1O5s; coupons lO-40s, 1921; August
1905, 1913; June l07t.
Stocks opened firm and advanced at
the first regular board; Erie and Read
ing 75t and Northwestern SIT; the mar
ket soon after weakened and was strong
ly hammered in the afternoon, lower
prices being made generally.
$3.50 z. NJ. prices: Ohio Certificates
2Sa2St; Canton 52a524; Cumberland
3S4; Quicksilver 344a34f; Mariposa 81
all; Western Union Telegraph 47a474;
Pacific Mail 145al45t; Atlantic 1l1a1l1a;
New York Central l074al07s; Erie 76a
76i; Hudson l20al21; Reading 107sa
1913; Michigan Central ll2; Michi-
gan Southern 6l5a52; Illinois Central
llS!; Pittsburg 9A93t; Toledo 124ia
l25; Rock Island 102sal024; Northwest
ern 499a49t; do preferred 7Isa724; Fort
Wayne 76s; Wabash sgt.
Tennessee Is, new, &c; Wells, Fargo 81
Co. Express 674a67i; American 724a74;
United States 75a7S; Merchants Union
l4al5.
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New York Market.
New YORK, July %.

New YORK, July %.
COTTON-Firm and quiet; sales 900
bales uplands at gu.
FIOGR-Dull, heavy, and I5a25 low
or: receipts 100, 957 bbls; sales 800 bbls
superfine State and western at 6 3Oa
7 IS: extra western Z s5a9 60; choice do
10 25a12 90; shipping extra round hoop
Ohio 9 60al0 40; trade brands 10 50a
- 40; spring st. Louis 9 0Oal1 so; win
ter II O0a17 so. California flour quiet
and declining, sales $50 bbls at IL GOA
Is 90 Rye flour quiet; sales 225 bbls
at 6 Sag 0c.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Dull, and 2a3 lower; re-
ceipts 2S5 bu.; sales lS, 600 bu. No Mil
waukce at 2 05; new amber southern
2 40a2 60: new white do F4a2 DO; white
California 2 70a2 10.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Nominal.
BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Fairly active and unchanged;
receipts 117,O00 bu.; sales IA 900 bu.
new mixed western at l Gal % for un-
sound: GOAL vi for kiln dried; and l OOa
l 70 for prime white western. ,
OATS-Scarce and firm; receipts 49,
356 bu.: sales 2S,000 blu. western at o4s
s.: State 93a94: new Southern 96; also
1000 bu. new Southern, deliverable in
New Orleans before the 25th of August,
at S3.
Stock in warehouse-Wheat 235, 476
bu.: corn 504,43S bu.; oats 1886 bu.;
rye AZ, 424 bu.; barley 1855 bn.; barley
malt 81 1872 bu.; peas j, 81 bu.
RICE-Nominal and unchanged.
COFFEE-Rio firm, with fair tie
maud: other kinds nominal,
SUGAR-Steady; sales 10 hhds Cnba
at 1laal3.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Cr nominally an
changed; refined in bond tritie firmer
at 3la32. .
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales of
1900 barrels at 2375a95 90 for new mess,
closing at % 60 for regular, 2S15 for
old do, 10 75a20 ~ for prime and 2213
for prime mess; also 500 barrels new
mess, sellers option for September.
BEEF-Frm.
BEEF HAMS-Dull,
BACON-Quiet and firm.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales Of25O pack
ages at l4tal44 for shoulders; l5al5 for
hams. 800
LARD-A shade firmer; sales of 300
barrels at l24al3s for new.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Heavy ut 7a7i.
LATEST MARKET +. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull and l0aljc lower
with only limited demand for shipping
local trade.
WHEAT-Heavy and nominal, and
la2c lower, the decline being chiefly
upon new.
RYE-Quiet at 43al As for western.
CORN-Steady and quiet at DIAL "a
for good to prime new mixed western
and 81 for unsound do.
OATS-Quiet at IS for western and
92a9l for Ohio.
PORK-Quiet: sales $50 bbls new
mess ut % 75a23S7 regular: closing
with buyers Mt % 81 and sellers at % %
cash; buyers at % 50 and sellers Mt 1880
regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Steady and in moder-
ate enquiry.
Acknowledgement.
LARD-Very firm at l34al3i for fair
to prime steam and l3sal3a for kettle
rendered.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, July 29.-The Moniteur TINS
morning declares the rumors OF war
which now prevail on the continent are
without foundation. 1t says the exist
ing relations of France and all Euro
pean powers are eminently peacetni'
and denies that the formation OF new
military camps is contemplated, anu
that the reserves of artillery and cav
airy horses are to be sold to farmers IN
departments. ~, .-:. &c
the reported denial put forth i'll the
Mooiteur of the war reports now cur
rent in Europe, is doubted here. The
Times city article of to-day is OF the
opinion that the alarm created here by
these warlike rumors will have the eff
feet to check trade generally until next
spring.
vienna, July est is denied that
the Hungarian National Guards are to
be re-established, though several meet
ings were recently held in Hungary
with the object of etfecting an organl-
zation. No action was taken by either
the Austrian or Hungarian governments
to that end. On.
LONDON, July 20, Noon.-COnsols 93f;
U. S. bonds 72t: Illinois Central 76t;
Erie 4Sl.
LIVERPOOL, July 29.-COttOn, uplands
lOs; Orleans l0i. Breadstnffs excited,
but no higher. Others unchanged.
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FROM NEW YORK.
aren mer Lost-Yellow Rever-Senezu-
elan News-Iacendiary Fires-Bish-
an Rosecranz-Genera Grant.

an Rosecranx-Genera Grant.
New YORK, July 29.-The Heralds
Savannah special says: The Spanish
mail steamer Ciudad, from Condal hence
to Sissal, with twenty-eight passengers
and q crew Of fifty-Ohe, was lost OH thu
18th. Only three passengers, ten ma
rines and the bOatswain have been
heard Of so far.
Santa Anna continues u prisoner. All
TRANQUIL throughout the country.
Yellow fever is still prevailing in Ha-
yana. There were one hundred and
twenty deaths in Jnne out of seven
hundred and fifty cases.
In Porto Rico confidence is rather
shaken and finance and trade are pal
alyzed and three hundred establish
ments have been closed, owing TO their
inability to support the new taxation.
The government of Venezuela expects
q revolutionary plan To be instituted by
General Mosquera, and ere pretending
to restore the Columbian COnfederacy
Fifty thousand men We're expected tn
arrive into Venezuela territory.
The Herald's Key West special says
The Havana telegraph cable will he
completed about the fourth of August.
The Herald's Louisville special says :
The mortality from cholera in Memphis
is fifty per day.
The Herald's Concord, y H., special
saws: Half q dozen incendiary fires
have occurred within the past few days
Loss upwards of one hundred thousand
dollars.
The Herald's Buffalo special says
Letters from ROME state that Bishop
ROsecranz, of Cincinnati, is TO be the
successor of the late Bishop Tlmon.
The lIerald'S Washington special
says: Genera! Grant recently remarked
that if nominated for President it must
be without eXacting pledges.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July %.
RECElPTS-543l beeves; 81 ,997 sheer
and lambs; 2l,533 hogs.
BEEF-Quiet and depressed, slightly
lower, about l400 on sale to-day, aver
age quality; offerings not as good as last
weeks; extras occasionally sold at Ia,
but generally at LIT; prime l6Ial7; first
quality l6al64; fair to good l4jal5t. and
ordinary to inferior l2al4.
SHEEP-Dull and heavy. copse-
quent on large arrivals to-day: offerings
in moderate demand and brisk n firm
tone prevailed the market, some sales OF
extra sheep as high as 81; prime 5sa6;
inferior TO common 4a5!.
LAMBS-Unchanged; 9al0 for extra,
and 6asi for inferior to good.
HOGS-Market somewhat yariahle
during the week; Oh. Wednesday prices
ranged from 54a7f per h., and Thnrs.
day 7sa7s, with fair supply. To-day
the market was weaker, caused by un1.
sually heavy arrivals; demand good and
offerings quickly sold at 7aa72. chiefly
74a7t for ordinary to commou.FiB
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TENNESSEE.

Moro Abeut tiie Kegersyiiic Fight
Charge OF Ex Federal Soldiers
Against the COiored Loyal Lang.
-ucrs Political Excitcmeni.--.tr.
ransemenisto Prevent IA Fight on
Election boy.
NASHVILLE, July 20.
Additional particulars from Rogers
vile render it quite certain that the
Radicals commenced the firing. The
parties engaged were nearly all Union
lists. The killed and wounded Conser-
natives were ex-Federal soldiers. After
the death of Ross, a couple Of Federal
officers, named Wolf and Thurman, eX-
cited by tbs death of their friend, raj
lied the Conservatives and going at their
head, charged the hill where the col
ored Loyal Leaguers were arrayed for
hattie, driving them of i'll confusion.
Affairs are worse in East Tennes-
see than in any other portion of the
State.
The feeling between the whites and
blacks is getting worse every day.
Here in Nashville all sorts of precau-
tionary measures are being adopted to
prevent collisions preceding and on
election day. The Radical and COnser
yative Central Committees propose CO.
operation, looking to having Ike town
patrOlled by Federal troops, and to
have the services of both the police and
militia dispensed with.
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From TROY.

TROY, y. u. July 29.-This morning,
Mrs: Emily Mix, wife of an esteemed
citizen, committed suicide by throwing
herself into the Hudson river. She had
taken landanum, and was undoubtedly
labOring under mental derange
Dexter II. Van 0strand, of the firm
of Dodge Il Van Ostraud, was thrown
from his carriage on Saturday night and
fatally injured, dying before morning.
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.
PITTsBURG, July %.

PlTTSBtRG, July ~.
Another week of excitement and ac-
tivity in the oil market has just closed.
So far as relates to prices, they have
varied daily; the time OF delivery hav-
ing considerable to do with regulating
the same. That reader, Mt distance
may form some conception of the oil
trade of this city, we will furnish an
account ef sales for the past three
weeks: For the week ending July 18th,
Is, $50 barrels; July 10th, 1864; July
9th, $4,000 barrrls. Total sales for
three weeks 451,l54 barrels. This eX-
ceeds anything that has ever been done
in the oil business. The rates of crude
on Monday were: Spot oil crude, III
bulk, 12!c; first water, l1al2c, were the
ruling rates. Tuesday the market was
excited; buyers were anxious; 44,SO0
bbls changed hands. Spot oil, Babe;
first and second water, IL! c; for all 1867 =,
b. o., 12lc. Wednesday, activity was
the order of the day. One sale of spot
oil, he. The balance of the sales on
spot were at l2!c Sales for first water,
l2c. Thursday, spot oil sold at 12!c.
and first water, b. o., ll!c. Friday, the
market was weaker; prices let down
early in the day. Sales for first water
were made at lie; later in the day 1000
bbls were disposed of at lOc, first water.
The market again reacted with sales at
l0ic, many dealers holding out for lie
and not disposed to sell below that
figure.
REFINED-The market during the
week was very unsettled, prices vary
ing almost hourly. The weeks sales
for Philadelphia delivery were $4,000
barrels. Fridays rates were for stand
ard; white, Philadelphia, July, 81, 81! Ia
BE. Sales were made for August at 32c,
and September ut SIC per gallon.
The weeks exports per Allegheny
Valley Railroad were 1854 bbls.
The following are the sales of crude
and retiRed for the week
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THE FINANCIAL INTEREST,"
Oh
THE PEOPl Il

As involved in Governmental Administulor
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought %
land 10 the verge of Bankruptcy anil EaE
Taxation already strips the clothes from o.
hacks Of many people and robs their childr'ea
bread. Additisnal extravagance thpairU' a.
reduce the richest 10 poyUriy, and all thr lt'
ing classes TO beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frauds "
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering irgs
domestic knayes and home made scoundftl'
From summit 10 base your official system
marked by corruption aud fraud.
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1900


Total sales crude and refined. .......... l49 900
SATURDAY-The crude market was
not very active. Holders were pretty
firm in their views and did not appear
very anxious to make contracts below
lie for first water. Dispatches from
Oil City represented the market dull,
with plenty of sellers Mt the wells ut
, 90 per barrel, but no buyers at these
figures. This would he equal to 3 40a
; 80 at Oil City. On Friday buyers
were plenty but sellers were holding
ont for big figures. There is no telling
what an hour will bring forth in oil.
The market towards the close was de-
void of activity. Several prominent
oil brokers were absent.
REFINED OH.-The market exhibited
more tirmness. Holders were not so
anxious To sell, having evident; made
mp their minds that better prices would
rule during this week. Sellers of cheap
oil are reported as being short. A pur-
chaser of thousand barrels for July
delivery at 26lc, called for the contract
and rendered the money; the oil was not
forthcoming. The party holding the
contract purchased the amount 1T 33c,
TO hold the first party for the
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Office-HOlders

Are consuming your substance and bo-i o
other hungry expectants are gathering ILL.,
vnltures 10 banquet upon tue yitals Of a P'v
trate State. dix. .ta..ra
Your public buildings are sinking dollar y
the hundred Thousand, with no apparent resn'
Your LuDatlc Asylum has already cost (Il0D
third more than tho original estimate for h
whole, and the first wing Ii not yet complex
At the present rate more than one mill0p :
dollars will be consumed In what IN nothing "
than stupendcus fTaud, at which yonr pub
servants are conniying
The Penitentiary was expected 10 be- built b
tl66 900, but through the incompetency tb'
planned 10, nearly -four tines ~ much natsrs
will he required O. WA originally INTENDED an
the expense Of the building will BE- little sb0ri
Of one million dollars. Other opentlons Of pub
lie men show q similar disregard Of year inter
est. Many Of them Gfe mere schemes Of ptivsi'
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the Stat h.
uttered a word Of denunciation OF theso " a.
other public wrongs. To the RgGIsTER bslonp
almost the exclusive honor OF championing u
popular cause against the outrage- Of o0'o4
plundereTs. In pursuance Of IL pnrpO-s y
hunt down corruption aud corruploDlsts, u
REGIsTEK will lay before the peopls MAJ
startling facts CONCERNING the outlay Of siss
funds upon public works The most enormsh'
frauds are known 20 have boen perpetratod. a.
every Taxpayer has an interest in their d-,sisp
ment. We call upon the people 10 sccoDd a.
support us In our effort.
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From Philadelphia l..

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-General
Grant arrived by special train from
Long Branch at noon, and proceeded I'll,
rectiy to Harrisburg, from which place
his family will go to Doubling Gap
Cumberland county, Pa, and the Gen
eral will 90 to Washington.
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts old Bens" blk las,
% caddies do. do do. /"
10 butts Niagara" do.
20 caddies do. do. "
"a butts Dew Drop" do. e
~ caddies HOmbrick do. " -..
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, III.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
81 do. Wheeler'shd pd. do.
Il do. do. hard pd. I'd. Jumps.
1913 do. 'Aiillie Collins hard I'll. ID. lumpA
81 do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
80 ST do Mill9r's T. and T. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf. ..r
20kgs. 6.twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. +. g. smoking tobacco. t aIgr
10 hlf bbls 4. G.. do. do.
10 bbls. e. 5. do do F
10 hi bbls. G. S. do do. ..rf .rs
Our stock OF tobacco Is large and the asaort.
msnt unsurpassed By any In the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 20 give IN call
before purchasing elsewhere
..g.#. .s.. E.I MAXWELL 4 TINGLR.
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on Governor pierpo,.,

RICHMOND, jury Ex-Governor Pier
point was assaulted this morning at the
Executive Mansion, by Mrs. Driscold,
who was Immediately arrested by the
police. The assault was made because
the Governor had parGoned = man con-
victed of killing her son. The Governor
was not injured.
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Ru6alo Markef.

BufFAl9, JnIy p.
Flour quiet; new white Kentucky
10 10; spring IL 5Oal075. Wheat, am
Der Ohio 225. Corn, 90a92 for mixed
Illinois, and s. for rejected. Oats firm
and quiet; held at SO. Canal freights
20 New York, corn III; oats III.
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To Christina Sole

David Sole, } In Chancery. Petition
RS. for a divorce from the
Christina Sole. } bonds of matrimony.
To Christina Sole:
A FFIDAVTT HAVING BEEN MADE IN
N due form Of law, that the said Christina
Sole is not a resident Of the State of West Viz
ginia, notice IL hereby given to You that the
plaintiff win proceed 10 take the dispositions Of
Absalom Right and Others, to be read in evil
dence upon the trial Of said cause, at the Office
Of Gore Thomson, Justice Of Centre township.
in Wetzel county, West Virginia, ON the 18th
day of August, 1907, between the hours Of nine
o'clock A. NJ. and six p. II. Of said day; and If
from any cause the said dispositions should be
be continued from day to day until finished.
DAVID SOLE, by r W. Lauck, Attorney, this ith
day Of July, 1857. FRIEND COX,
r. ". LAuCK, Atty. Clerk.
iuly6-Eit s- - ~ IS
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Ghica&o Market.

CHICAGO, July -.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and neglected. Corn steady and
quiet at 81. Oats dull and lower at
65ia66. Rye firm at 9Sal 90. Barley
nominal. Pork dull at "a 90. Lard
better at II. Bulk meats inactive.
Whisky unchanged.