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KELLY a ICONS MINISTERIAL 7gp Broadway. oppo-
ste the New York Hots-IN SoN's DAs5sx EccEs-
TRIBUTES. BuRLEsoUES &c-CINDEH-LRoS-MADAGAs
BALLET rRoUPE-pETER Pipes.
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sANFRANCTsCO MlNSTREL5, 5s5 Bro ldway, opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel-IN ErHf0rAN ENTERTAIN
nRNrs SINGING. DANCING BURLEsoUgA-rHE BLACK
CooK-lNPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving placc.-THE IMPERIAL
TRouPE JAPANESE THEIR WONDERFUL FKATs.
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THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

Tn the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Benedict the case Of Benjamin +. Oklc was on
frial Okie was clerk in the PostOfice, having charge
Of the deadleter department lie became snspecaea
10 eusnnre HIM by placing marked money III ictel.
This money subsequently found on his pers0n anu no
confessed but said II was Ills nIst onehse. Inc Case
IN the limited states Commissioners Office the case OF
Frank Sullivan heard. Testimony was gwen SHOW
ing that sullivan who was seaman on tne bIIisi oih
on her late massage from Yarmouth, Nova scQa,
70 his port had the ?7th OF September ias quarei
rith Eien L. FOote the rst-mate which ended III oull-
van tabbng Foote in the right breast with sheath
n,fe OF which wound Fooe died on the 18th Inst Suli-
van subsequently put IN irons ahu DrouSnt 10 s
mort The quarrel about barrel OF tar Which, to9e
charged Sullivan had thrown overDOard; sul,'an &c
MED fhe charge; Foote called Sullivan liar ana struck
him: they thcn clnched and Foote was stabbed. -.
The case of Morris Ephraim indicted Ior ~, % L.,
WI bcfore Tie Brooklyn Court OF oyer anu Ietlaer
vestenIsy morning The prisoner plcaueu sui2 VI %
slangher In the third degree. ana the pea Ns n.es
accented by tho Attorney Ephran was Fein"eo
i wiIhelmin, Kgan and George Kilgan were sgan be-
,ra the Yorkve Police Court yesterday, the former 70
insist that shall eSpena less nI ne after 10
ccon,nIan that his wife does not mako nome ptsnt
Ms Kigan swore that her husband is drunkar anu
sleeps In stable. Justice Kelly required hm 10 bSo LIS
Tine Grand Jury OF Hudson County, NJ j., have re-
leased as prisoners. who have been coDiicu ia Nv
Hudson City awaiting indictment ,u.A.o, p-o,,r
Samuel Lemon, James Hnit ana II, slr.Iy,
snecal Deputy Sheriff. and Albert L. Dn frgt Juslco
~ the Peace who have been put under arrest at huusoh
CITY n j. for an alleged attempt to extort money nave
pJ1stice Dodge imposed nne, yesterday. upon three
yonng men WHO had undertaken to turn the Lew Nlcol
son payement In Mercerst. into racec0urse Inc same
magistrate consigned TO the House OF Mercy gri % 70
suiiners who had run away from good home at Pat
erson NJ j. and become an Inmate OF Oreeheht pfVsoS
The complainant Is the girls father.
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I b. a. w. W. CORN ELL,
~ Plain and Ornamental
IRON WORKS,
THE CIVIL COURTS.

Judge Blatchford yesterday decided collision
SUIT between Nicholas dc las Casas aud the steamer Ala
ma ard steam-tug Game Cock IL was brought by the
of the Spanish bark Nurf de los Mario against the
steamer Alabama aid the siean-uR Game Cock, both
American vessels The collision occurred on the evening
the 18th Of December 1885, n the NarfOWs The bark
coming into this port, IN tow Of the tug. Inc Ala
gulug a. Tie Alabama 6d tie DARK came
rSin@ @nd becoming total loss The bark charged
fault both the other vessels; the Alabama charged
tug and bark aud the tug charged II On the Ala
Judge Batchford after careful consideration Of tho
peadmgs aud proofs condemned both the tug ana the
Alabama ~ damages Win roieFcnCe 10 SohhsloheF
t. ascertain the amount.
Petitions bankruptcy filed and referred yester
day as fulows Petition OF jobs b. Brown, referred 10
g,ter Dwight, and Of Archibald johnson, referred TO
Kegt.trr Ketehuin. ,,,
w. H. swan from arrest for alleged fraud Ia contracting
with Mr. FOR interest In the Arab andJaanese
AcrObauo Troupe. The fraud consisted IN representing
himself having considerable money In certain banks,
where, reality he had none No further claims nV-
ing been made under the contract; the court doubted
made out, but reserved Its DECISION. In tho
same Court curious effort to Keep
mercantile faith up Russell Co., merchants AMI
Ohio had contracted with Treadwel q Co not 10 sen
certain thesg machines In or for the Pacific states
except through them on hey were 10
be sent Brazil parties In this city procured uachines
and had actually loaded them for an Francisco when
Russell & Co. interfercd by injunction Here again II
was doubtful whether plaintiffs had ground for action,
and Court reserved the case for consultation win the
other Judges verdict for $50 was recely recovered
I'm [, O Common Pleas against j. 8 HOyt Go. for a
spaln inhict.d the plaintiff by barrel that was
being rolled from their store on skds to cart on the
man but being defeated have appealed mainly on inc
ground that the did IT, aud was not their agens
or servant. The Court reserved It's decision.
Mary REYNOLDS applied TO the Supreme Court by haDeas
corpus for the surrender OF her child from the ST. Bana-
has Home but faSd to appear IN hs OF met
woman OF Incorporate habits and that her ehd inter-
aud wishes were both against 70 her Jus
Court discharged the writ and remanded her TO the care
OF st. BaruaDas.
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GOpartntrship yotitrs.
nlarbl, :aanitl..

1TARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS and all
VA alds ofsats work plain and ornamental uetred By the
PENRIINk SLATE Co. Aso roofing sst he trade supplied
Warehouse No ~ West Eighteenth 81 tese-1 Fhh AM SlItt ayes
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
VI purchase Marble Martes 1.-THE afe.t Low
prices hLABERS Marble Nors No - East Egieenhst
Tn ri N u nauI E the country Cut hs cot
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superio
VA 10 .Tpesrsgee durab Lsh u marble T.
STEWART, No. 6O5 Slrth-sve. between Ssh Atass
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

.cvsrvr p,yMEn piTcijBIRd NASHUA, LOWELL. CON
"oA' CORD TIKI WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
SH.,,v ssd rsneb Of the hoISieh nne', xopg
CITY OF BOSTON and ClTf OF hh".ioSs, - 49,
Lana Nav daily tsundays eroeptsdl a. - 's
w. Per No % North River, foot o. 'eU"'
FOR NEW LONDON, -. A.. a.. a..
.,. .s,p.ne with tbs steamboat srp Irsn non ns sosve
,oluts koruiek and Wasceasr. Boston sna
srd EssLu and New and Eorhsra h.lns q,
'""" wv" INV r NARTIk. iIsat N NE ru
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NORTHERN X. r. of N. J.-Trains leave
~ CITY for Peruon, a, Sis and sss iiis tI ~
m Saturday ony HIS m The s25 tH aud e;u
m rus through Mohsey. THos W. DRMARRSr sapsrande.t
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
issr SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 'esL
~ COMhENCINu JUNE }. 1901
p..,ss Staten Eevyorf corner Tweniyseyeuht ns resnf
- EnfrancA TNenif. teYenihs Is
TRAINS LRAvR NRW.YORk

TRAINS LBAvB ERw.Y0Rk; an.
For NevH snd Bridgeport, 100 AGO thLh IL" ~ -"
fEIl 400 OH aS, 40 and 400 (Br) ~ ,. ,no ~,
For Miora saod Fairfield. Southport ana "s''p'"' ~" NV
For So,sai loo 500 Or, 400. INl tii' (RLh LOO tsIh
az 80 5.L or lc 80 90 g II s. SIS A.s@pn
tor stamford 500 (RLb AGO. I3a AlS (ELh Ria s~
rRxl 1l5. 30 (Rrl 40 so. go AGO (BLl m a..
For oeenweh and intermediate stations TOO a lL"l -"
40 y" wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bo.iou Vi. Springfield, 500 a N (EaE 400 Erh a~r-
Tor Bo.to. via shore Line lfls (RL y aoo p n - 80,
FSr Hartford Springfield aOoA n XII Als q" lsLh y"
For c.un.steu, Rive, Railroad anl CEIh nnr 70 M's
h1. ssyd.Ses ssa Fi,AiM Railroad s) AIS
pa . "a s,o,,,,t.s R,g,o.a A sos . o.
pof CANA Railroad AZ p n. 70 foth.mptea
por Icus,tonIe Railroad. AGO m, 9Ol p n
Be, E,us.tuek Railroad. 500 leo n
r., D.uia,, md Eorwalk Railroad loo, $40 u, SStA
S'|n~HoS' ss'''' VIZ JAMES H. HoYT SARA
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4 ment-Chsnse ofTms-Lrsve Jamesslip;
1850 IN Mail for Grecnpor and ali stAtl0nA
ros.esG Glen ell way-statlnnS
Express train for River Head and for GrenpoH Saturdays
only. -
4 o m Syo,set Glen Cove, and all way-stAtious .
$50 Parn ga Glen Cove and all stations and Tor Nos
lain SATURDAYS only To take eject Oct
SUNDAY RIursoa Train Hunsrs POai At 800 n arrives
Hunters Point at t:58
Ia take 5.
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L'OK IONG BltANOIl anu lllSAbLI-A iAi-t,
IL RARfrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD 80
tsd MONDAY Nav H. iS6 the hpss all fas a. 'oh'"h
AZ MS =. T@FXpRESs PASSENGER LINE, Tor Pblsiepha
Long BsBh kc Attp mFor Ioug Branch Toms River and ~
i,nres stations touching Pier No TOR pas.cnsss enJ) Al
ass IN. NIT.
FAST FREIGHT IINR-LesVss Tier No y al sn Tor Pills
direct points tie road ard on the Candies aoJ
Railroad Freight l.n a. !9T ra'<' and qnieA time nA"'~F
made. XII u,t.a.i
r. fon vnr-st k,ry at - Long BuHeb for ssfo
az 7.25G m. and ll;so "a -. ..,.. 49,. o,,w -.
\ Aa--IAl
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Il ROApS-on ard Gner MONDAY. April ~ io6I raus for
Albany connecting with Northern ahd Western ~aiH' vii
have Nes.Yoh ~ follows -. -,.-.,-, . -,
a. m EIa, Hud,Oa River Railroad 1hiriesst ard
Buffalo ,nd Bridge without eange
Troy With uaiI' for sara'oEi HuAAa Duaos
1885 n EIpre trails Vi. Hare. Railroad T..n .I'S,, and
Chatham With esen Railroad for lebsnoa
Srrnc. Pide Asny With ws,eu trans aud At Troy WITH
tr.ir. Tor Saratoga Rutland Burlington aud the North 90
n m Epr-s. Hudson River Railroad eonnseiuG Albany
With train for the " e-, r,, ...,. =.
with trains @r Montreal VIA
sleeping susehed. .-,, ...,. =, ~ 49,.
With Western Railroad Lebanon Springs 1ttshed kc snd o. Al
l.uy no Sleeping attached al Albany
eD m RIpre.s Ison River Railroad sh sleeping ears
attached Buffalo aud Suspension Bndge without e9shse
clears Also sleeping dar excepting Saasys attached VH
through Ogdenshurg without chang via Rome W. ao "
for Iro viii be made al Eat Albany 1hhH
sil run Sundays - ~, $780, -. .,..A..
Albany with early trains for Banao and Susgenoa Dros
AZ Saratoga points North ms VAN vi"
SuDiayA NJ ~ y.L
stations leaving hew-iork a.
m Returning lsars PsOghisspns ';'a NJ arriving H'"iA
sopSv train via H,len Railroad leaving Forty second e. At
M nd arriving Merton at 3.sU Returning leave Miller
'"""'V ~' --s WM. H. VANDERBILT. Vice Presldent
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GIiintino.
MtOitai.

EOR THE PILES. ........ -.-.-,-
Il Dir uPllAM's KLECTUARI AND OINTMENT . e,rt,in
eur. for Piles Liver Complaint and d. sppaA hs Tor
nj cusnrous disrase, 0 affections 81 the Skin .
and the doctor consulted al bis mei
oGee No 80 E Fourth trI door from the DoFJ and be-
tween Bowsry aud Broadway Once hours from oeoet m 70
Bpm
uELIOPATHY.-The duty owe my fellow
nsu bond u Humanity having one Pshet Iast M
. aboong NAM. aud has de eoped itseh CAN BB
CURRD ~ lie SOLAR CAESTlC also India Ink He'd bDo1 hhn
NJ. Rel Nose, aud large Bunobes 81 ErcreseenceA
AUGUSTUS BARNES, No BJ7 Broadway, n L. Room NO o.
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FOR MYSTIC COSS-Tbs egint Steamer ARTISAN Cart "
H. GIBBS have. No - (Perksp, East kiye WEDNESDAY
AID SATURDAY ats D. IN, epnsectaE ~ b tsus -
J. :. TUrilILL Agent, No 1855 souih.si
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
~ q Chsmtrr,-L. PaEonia Ierrr: .,- 80,
DaF hpTr.s for Rochester bsnhA eAhmAaea OnAhh
s,9o m Wa, Tro d.lr for osrile ard intermediate saoaa
rses m Mall f0r busAe. hshmsbea DunEs aud Al
,ft m Wv TraB for Mitto-n and intermediate sia'eas
,an r. War I,rrt sopTiny 81 fftrtr Jehrton, turner's
ami Of Trners 10 Pon Jsr'i hsNeHrss aud ~"
web ,.-.-.,
.sca wsr Train for Sus.rs ard 5erHeds t,'ioas
s:gt o m Night Etprec FIR Rochester BusAs SaanaasA
prnLiTk. snd ali poinis Sostb and " est
No.. % Susrrn I'd iniera -dists rstons
st, r. Eah for Rochester, BHise sAsnsnc<
DEnk sd oil points West and so"h ~ iAs Hsa hspns e"Hs'
s.I Iln n rnlf 10 tlnrirnsi Nrhuui ct1n.e
tsoe ,. m. Emu.nt Trsn dsiy for he West $50. =, a.
WarT Ira bnlnE FAoAc ana Tatersos
srl 9ii3 10 Las ~ si9 and II p m 20 "
NIGHTS o'clock for Suseru aud intermediate
SUNDAY TRASs-3.7 IN n wav Traia for otsVNe; Y n and
"a Tor Pst.oop o. m Nigk Erpr,ss nf Dunkk Baaae R'ea'
ssamsucs aud all 'nu West aud SVua H. ior fstssos
O. lut J-'L , -, ,r~,-.L
LIp- Irsias rua through einsnes nuntk ord Bu1so with
ad In direct eonIsetoa WITH al s0u'Asfn ana
v esisrn inca
rrcty vrutasi Hd IeIuriaas Sleeping coaess' accompany AZ
kisAt Trims o. ., u..I.
kr, cgn obtained IN. Comrsnrs oreesNo "a Brosfrs'
loot Of Clsnbys Ess York. sas Long DecS Depot jersey
CIR. A. hADDA-S' wv 'NV~
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J. = TuriILL Aseui, No ls south,st
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Ps,,uger and Freight eIo, aeSior foot Of lberys eoa-
Jttcinn sh ~. Delaware Lsksusspa and Western
Railroad Ah the LeLsh Va railroad ard
Pittsburgh spd the west uihoas change d
" ALLESTowE LINZ To THE WEST
Three Express Trans daily Tor tie West siot Sudayh sb. enc
10 the evening .
by this Cincinnati
It. Leas. he, Vita bot egr chance Of esrs
H. AARAAOsNfNTN
Ccruencipg OCT q. lSgT-LeIve NeS-lorE as 6loss;
"a m-FOr frnnI"n, Eastos ttheas0, haueh Chuna,
Hiianspor, wlrtsharre. Mshsnsr CITY kG
h.--Nt-is ~ IRE 49,.
san-NYFTErS FIPHy hr Esstou. ANeutoTn Hsrshurz ff
brr.h ard tie West sh ohAnss Of eas = Crena " Oh
and bot elsns 10 81 Ions Cun,s :" harSgry VITA
northern Ceuir fh Ene Roads r he sal ihe u he ola
Ceapeet- JuBeon sh Del. Lse and West Tor sifoadn"G
Nstsr Gap Scranton. fnton Bfsion Crst Bend &c
Rs 1SAS-for Esston. Allentown. Asnsh ChgsE nneoats
o. p.-faT PaiaaeA
.. m--Fer Easter.
srm-,i>rNNarI PxPEy's-Fof E,ass, Bsihehsm, Aises
Chans R,adns HARRISBURG PhSurgh CheAgs ard Cncans-"a-
a,bnrx or NiiianspOr kns ke SspDS Cars
D. m-For somerriis sni F~mingtHa.
gljp r.-Pof Jsicion and Intermediate siAnoaA
1:lG p u.--F"r sairrri 6.
n,.-NESrBRN EXPIRES IhAlN-ff EtEoa, ADentoNA
H,saiue. iisrr.hars, Pif>hurgh and the " ett ,- ,
k.rs ears through rvm I.y City 10 tthaIrh every svsnnf
Tek.,. for he the sfos tie c.ns E.-
Of ~ ~ r. At No As'ot hoie Nos
a. AZ $50 br-.dusy. At No 10 Gr-snsieast abi - .
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
THE wEEKLY HERAIp Of the present week, now ready.
contains the very Latest Europsaa News BY the Cable
mp 70 the hour Of publication; The Election Returns
from Pennsylvania Ohio and elsewhere; Our washing
ton Dispatches; the Current News Of the week. en-
bcdying oil interesting Political and Local Events;
varsslss; TIE Fashions; Scientific ard Literary Ints
gsncs Editorial Articles the prominent topics Of the
DAY; Our Sporting Record; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews OF shs Cattle Horse aad Dry Goods Markets
Financial and Commercial intelligence and accounts Of
al Important and interesting events Of shs week.
TsRns-sInsle subscription, a.; Three copies IS;
Five copies IS; Ten cop,ss fis Single ocpsa ave
cents each. limit Cd nunber Of advertisements In
serted In shs wssKLr Hsalp,
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he make. 10 Inrot wa. unsettled and prireS
lower and irregular. IA made Of 3s7 zoo lbs
Il 4sc sc Tor All brands. and 30 VJ do. Detroit and
Lake Superior nj 25f.
or Rio rales ~ consequence were reported
but prices we're without 4 cied change Maraca o
moderately active; sales 600 bags at Hsc Sc gold duty
paid.
uEarNr.-Roscu dale in fair demand and unchanged
at ~ IS
GASpLKs- Adamantne steady and Arm at pc
sIertu and patent were unchanged
prAwoupth he supply Of all kinds Hight and prices
steady note les ~ Jamai lea MT 90
o. to- Honduras at gold, and 81 do Lama wood ON pr,
tim.
URpcs, DYES, Ac-sn kinds OF chemicals were dur
except ssda ash wnioh hrisk d.msnd Prices were
generally r.ther The sales lSj at
~ 5e4 80 62is gold o. days: 20 do at &C., currency:
800 do. do on private terms; 70 tons sal soda at
&c. Lice, 70 70 do. do. At &c.. currency; lbu
k.Es b.sarn. soda :, &C. bsc so,d ana i've. a
LOO drums caustic sods At sc BIC, gold aud Sc size
100 bales gambler At <Sc gold: $50 do clutch
lc currency: ~ MEXICAN coch neal 9O gold
lA1V lbs cream, tartar a. .shc do; Az do A. AND 81
37c. 1000 lbs. refined arsals u cases Vanilla bcans ~
CASKS bleaching powders 10 IONS susro soda on private
terms. 80.
FLoua AND GRAH.--Rscspts, Iasss bills -four. no do.
corn 70 III do oats DlS Co. 6isi0 do barley The
deand for sh piping -four continued good to-day and ruu
prices PAID shippers In bidding freely So
advance prices or S g. shipping grades Of
mani moderate. and medium grades ss
l0c lc lower though the change of In nearly
all the California; n0ur and steady,
prices Tho sales about " 0O bbls In
steady for an piping brands but quiet and Others
Bye oour moderately active with sales Of 40 bola a.
~ 81. Corn meal without decided change. the ~s
w,re 80 bbs nj ~ IS for Brandywns and - % for city
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quiet me shipments OF currency we're mooersae.
mostly TO towns on the upper Mississippi several OF
the banks reported tho receipt Of rem'tances from we
INTERIOR when indicates thai do- has partial
" commenced PIPER is ssruiniEed With considerable
severity and favors generally restricted 70 deposors
In good standing In the open market mere - ko1u
demand for discounts al . per cent per monin,
according to the standing OF tue signHtares.
Exchange vas scarce and drmer, with raics between
banks at I6c discount with sellers al the close De-
low !. on The couuter rates unchanged
The fonowing tabular statement shows The highest
and loves, prices Of the leading speculative stocks In
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Nc niarks l. spring wheat heavy though q con.
eession OF Dc &C. per bushe large business
shipnent There was b.. little 40 sprng gnI VIII ie
euyeswerc plenty. No. was also in good request but
prices quoted Winner continued nrm aud holders ere very
hrmd handing higher rhe purchases spring for
ssipment rgsin impeded by The diGcuty Ia making
freight engssenens and ~ the high aud
" the difficulty OF obtaining suitable vessels on charter
The SIDES comprised about 7UO bushels 81 q ~
No che 20 sp ing ~ - 49,. for No 2Nwaukec, 81 IS
- - Tor do - CO for whine aud 81 81 for
auber eone heavy the inside prices Rye
quitt so bushels Western sold arrive at 81 ~ Corn
was dull ard lover IN store. but steady vita q fair
81 SIX and A. sn. lois southern white reported .od
At 81 ID 81 - Barley duh and non,nsIv lower.
small sales were made compris,s about 6OU bashes al
Is for Western and 81 ~ Tor Canada Malt dull and
nominal Oats Irregular aud lower Of the opcpIna
Close. The sales about $50 Old bush
nearly all cOasrxcsnL IL 7tc . store And AZ
SIC, aHoal closing 81 the out tde prices.
Fsgioan-Wnk coutanued active demand for room and
rcity Of tonnage be BERTH Liverpool rsighisand
by othss British ports have again sdvauced
The " 1our and wheat very heavy
ard A. high a. s%d per al. and lkd, per steamer
raid on wheat 70 liverpool The onsrnss OF were
o. aour There acve demand for vessels cha
TER 10 The breaisuGs trade; but business In ths depart
ment vas checked By the scarcity Of suitable We
however, note the charter Of two with full
easoes on tour and wheat for GLASGOW besides heavy
gseemsns by the From prevailing Indications the
movementn breadstuns will nnd employ for large
emount o. tonnage and the great pity that the demand
or american vesse cannot be supplied Owing the pro-
uaeee season Of depression fVm which the shipping inter-
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The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances AZ the uh Treasury In this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been ~ follows
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Two O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Oct. Id y. M
Sou bern.
torToS The market nnued quite active with
unyor bile advcrs from liverpool further
&C. H., miding npand sold the dock low
lsc AMI IN ut ls1c. and old commanded IT,.
hehrr prices The stea comprised 400 baes Including
SD To- sinning and exron and the balance
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The value OF the importations OF dry goods Al this
port for the week ending October 10 compare with the
preceding week followa.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23
The CretnnS-Eerribfe Reports.

NASHlNGroN, July 2l.-The latest Off
81 accounts from Crete give terrible re-
li> Of the crueltieS Of the Turks. The
.,ctans having inflicted severe punishment
Jon one Of Omar Pasha's spies, this Gene
4Iyctaliatcs by actually crucifyinga Gre
an priest, in order TO satiatc his revenge
nj 10 cast od!um upon the Christian reli-
.ga, from which he apostaciscd that he
--lt become Turkish general. He next
,,i.scd q cavern in which Greek women
al children had taken refuge, and bv
losing the cavern with stones, left them to
liz Of starvation. This renegade is re-
Eating in Crete the scenes Of carnage
witch make him so infamous in koordis-
IAN, Syria, and Montenegro. He boasts
.aaLhe viii cytcrminate the CretanS, and
tie Turkish Government, stalking its faith
in ills general, declines for the present to
yield to the circumstances Of foreign Pow
g>. Il declares, however, that it will con-
suit the CrctanS wishes in event OF The
evolution not being Quelled prior to July
q. Il is stated that the CretanS are more
heroic than ever in their resistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-23
TELEGR.A.PHIC NEWS.
From washfnCtOn,

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The Republican
Congressional Committees circular says
they have 10000 southern loyal names to
which documents are regularly sent. The
report says that only money is needed to
carry tho southern States at the elections
provided for by Congress.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-In the Surratt
trial to-day Rev. Charles Boucher, with
whom Surratt was concealed in Canada,
was put upon the stand. His evidence
that Surratt knew nothing Of his mothers
danger was ruled out, on motion of the
prosecution. Father Boucher's testimony
damaged DR.. McMillan's reputation for
truthfulness. Boucher had put him out Of
his house for impertinence when he (Bou-
cher) demonstrated with Mcmillan about
the wrong Of abortion.
The defence closed, and the prosecution
commenced rebutting.
1t is hoped that the evidence will be
closed in two days.
1t was Senator Upton who objected to
acting on Horace Greeley's nomination for
the Austrian mission. No inducement, he
said, could cause him to support bailer of
jeff. Davis.
The treasury holds sl17,OOO,OOO, of
which s2l, 100000 are gold certificates.
The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s965,0OO.
A dispatch from General Al. Smith
announces the safe arrival of the train at
Fort Harker with Bishop Lavay, of Ten
nessee, the priest, and the sisters of
charity, enormously reported to have been
nv Indians