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TIIE GRAND sECRET.-Tha rran,

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Savannah, Ca, September 25, 1867.
James h. Dey, Esq, President.
Dear Sir: used the Double Refined
Poudrette, bought Of you last sprine, on
corn. l think it increased the Yield one
half. consider it an excellent manure.
Respectfully, T. HOLCOMBE.
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A BISHOP TURNED OUT OF HIS
DIOCESE. The Russian Government
recently abolished the Roman Catho-
lie Bishopric of Kameniek. It has
followed up this step by abolishing
the Polish Bishopric Of Podlaqreie
and shutting up the theological
school at that place. The Holy
Father first learned the news from
the lips Of the elected prelate.
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Salisbury, ~ c., August 10, 1867.
James r. Dey, Eeq.
Dear Sir: / can safely say that your
Double Refined Poudrette is far superior
to any other fertilizer for cotton; for have
given it o fair trial this season. Yours,
JEHU FOSTER, JR.
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NEW York, July 15.-The Herald's
Washington special says the War De-
partment is in receipt OF information
that Indian captives are articles OF
merchandise among the troops at Fort
Mcdowell, being exchanged for goods
to the Panama Mariscopae Indians.
The female Apaches have been sold TO
these tribes for the purpose of siaugh-
ter. General Mcdowell has ordered an
investigation.
The Herald's Buenos Ayres cores
pondence saws the cholera has disap-
peared. In forty days the cholera car.
ried off sixteen thousand persons. Gen.
Ashboth, U. S. Minister, was danger
ously i'll.
The feeling in favor of peace with
Paraguay is becoming universal.
The Herald's Paris correspondent
says: The Monetary Conference adopt
ed the tive-franc piece as the unit OF
gold coins. 1t is understood that the
United States will reduce the value oil
the gold dollar to tive-francs. The
French Government will coin pieces OF
twenty-five francs, which will then be
of the same value as the U. S. five dol
| lar gold piece, while England, by u
slight reduction inthe value of SOW
ereign, will bring it down to the same
standard. This virtually makes the
American gold dollar the unit for gold,
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light at 125Sc. SO that it is generally
held out of the market.
BUTTER-Dull at lial6c for Central
Ohio, and 17a1Sc for Western Reserve,
EGGs-l4al5c.
GROCERIES full prices.
F'LAXsEED-Sot saleable at better
than 81.
GoLD-lSsIz buying.
Chicago.
july l5.-FLoUR-Firm.
IN-Wheat-Almost mammal;
sales at 81 so regular. Corn-weak a
S215aS3c. Oats-Quiet at 5Sajg}zc. RyS
Firm at about 81 l5al 10. Barley
Nominal.
WHIsKY-UnchanEe
PRovIsIoSS-MeSs Pork-Held tirmer
at So 25a23 90. Bulk Meats-Nery
firm at 9a9lfc for shoulders, and l2c for
clear sides; no rough sides here. Lard
Firm at l2al24c.
Buffalo.
july 15.-FLoUR-Quiet and tirmer.
GRAIS-Wheat-So. Milwaukee
81 50; Milwaukee spring 81 80. Corn
Dull; held at soc for No. =. Oats-So.2
Chicago zoe; Ohio SSc.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Corn He to New
York; oats 7S4c.
milwaukee,.
JULY l5.-FLoUR-Dull at SIlal2 90
for City M.
wHEAr-Unsettled at 81 L. for No. =,
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harvests that ever blessed people, we
find ourselves, between the gathering
thereof and getting it to market, paying
famine prices for bread,
We shall, undoubtedly, have lower
prices in few weeks. But we must
not exaggerate the effect of the coming
crop, though it equal most ardent
hopes. Our granaries are absolutely
empty. We have no more than two
weeks supply of sound flour and wheat
in New York, and our only hope to pre-
vent higher prices than have yet been
seen, lies in the energy with which the
first OF the new crop is got to market.
1t is doubtful whether, under such cir
cumstances, we have any considerable
surplus for eX port"
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The New York journal Of Commerce
says:
"within the last few days several
suspensions have taken place, mostly
from losses in the sale OF imported dry
goods, and these have been used as
text to throw discredit upon a large in
terest, and to create almost a panic
among those who have much at stake
in that CONNECTION. There is no occa-
sion whatever for such an alarm. The
leading dry goods firms l.. New York
are not only solvent, but stand as
strong to-day as at any period of our
history. 1t would be better, we think
to publish at once the names OF those
houses which are reported as under
suspension, than to speak of them in
such general terms as to eXaggerate
their number and Importance. Acting
upon this theory we may mention
Messrs. George A. Wicks Il Co., dry
goods jobbers, and Messrs. Fairchild ~
Fanshawe. and Loeschigk, Willard &
Rhodes, dry goods importers. The
chief loss, in all cases has come, we
suppose. from the depreciation in the
value of dry goods, and their conse-
uuent sale at Il heavy loss.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of July.

The War on the PInins---DetaIIso of the
Indian Fight at Pond Creek.
ST. LOUIS, July l4.-Letters from
Gen. Wright, Chief Engineer of the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, dated For
account of the fight with the Indians
near that post, on the 18th ult.
II appears the Indians attacked PonG
Creek Station, three miles west of Wal
lace, and drove OFT the stock. Captain
Barnitz, in command of Gen. Wright g
cavalry escort, started in pursuit and
overlook the Indians i'll ravine, about
two miles out, where they had formed
and +, Om which they made IL most de
termined charge on our cavalry, which
ut first, gave way, but finally rallied
and by dismOunting were able to hold
their ground, but nothing more. 60 -
The Indians went off. Their loss is
nos known, as none of those shot fell
from their horses, their custom being Il
strap themselves fast to their horses be-
tore going into fight.
The Indians only numbered about 60
The number of our cavalry engaged
was 10, and our loss was II men-foul
killed, seven wounded and one missing
The missing man is undoubtedly kill
ed.
One of the wounded men died this
morning, another can live bu: few
hours longer, and II third is in n dan.
gerous condition.
Sergeant Williams was among the
killed. When found his body was
frightfully mutilated. He had been
scalped twice and then his brains
knocked ont. his throat cut from ear &c
ear; his arms and legs cut and mungled
and his body shot full of arrows.
The Indians are well mounted anG
armed, and are more than ii match fol
our cavalry. Their horses are ndmira
bly, trained, and have great endurance
and speed. Nearly every man is armed
with gun, revolver and bow and ar.
rows, and in addition some of them
carry spears, or Il kind of lance, the
bow and arrow is used at close quarters
with astonishing precision.
arrows that passed entirely through
their bodies. Many of the Indians had
long switches, which they ust
for driving on stock, and which
they use occasionally to make
the cavalry horses uumanage'
able. The arrow used is the heavy
long pointed, war arrow, which, tOgeth'
er with their guns and ammunition. is
furnished by our Government. The
arrows found indicate that several
tribes were engagedsin the tigfH. Their
guns are of the most improved breech'
leaders in use.
We are actually i'll state of siege
here, and can't send out II man or team
two miles from the Fort without an
escort.
We have no communication with the
outside world, and don't know what is
going on around us. The Fort WAS con
sidered in great and constant danger
before our arrival, and even now is aoi
considered safe.
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Throw away your false fr1ZZe5, your switches,
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And rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
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CRIsPER COMA.

OH she was beautiful and fair,
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New YORK, July ia riot took
place yesterday ut Elm Park, between
large party OF Germans and the police
The latter were driven off, and the for.
mer started without further molesta.
ton, to New York. a violation of the
excise law was the alleged cause.
a fatal case OF cholera occurred in
Newark, on Saturday.
New YORK, July 15.-Bishop Scott,
of Oregon, died in this city yesterday
after n brief illness.
The laborers employed at the Pros
pect Park, Brooklyn, about a thousand,
this IA. IN, demanded an increase OF
wages and refused to work longer I'M
less their demand was complied with.
No disturbance. The matter was set
tied by the men agreeing to work until
Wednesday, when the matter would be
decided.
At the meeting of the New York Al.
dermen communication was received
from the City Council OF St. Louis. in
viting several members of the New
York Common Council and other of
ficals, who intend taking ii trip west this
summer, to visit st. Louis.
The Express notes some excitement
i'll Broadway to-day, in consequence of
Geo. Jones, of the Times, pulling Cyrus
w. Fields nose, for having neglected
to apologize for calling Jones n liar at
the Cable dinner to the press last
week.
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Fire.

MEANWHILE, PA, July IA fire
here this morning destroyed the Barton
House, Smiths livery stable, with six
horses, Lenhaw's dry goods store, and
Mr.. McMullen's residence. Loss, SiO,-
600; insurance Sl5, 1000.
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San FRANCISCO. July 12.-At the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company the
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east side OF the mountains preparatory
to laying the track in advance OF the
crossing of the summit, to complete the
connection this fall.
The steamer Constitution, from Pan
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