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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREET
Saturday, July 4, 1868.


Saturday, July 4, 1868. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship LAvaca Livingston for Pensacola Perkins
steamship Harlan evils for Galvs CA Whitney &cO
Steamship st Mary Bourne for Galveston Whitney &cs
Steamship Geo Washington eager for New York, MoultOn
food, Low Ludwgsen
Steamer W r Arthur. Yore for st Louis M tster
ship st James, Goodwin, Liverpool Meeker Knox &cO
Schr Cora Fauria for Pensacola Master
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vICIksBURG.

VLChBBUR9.
Leaves EVERF SATURDAY, stSKE
LNOR VIOKsHUpG, NATCHkz, AND ALL IN
II ternediofe andings-rhe steamer Gen. Qultman.
7. p Lesthers master Sam Ays clark, val leave above
making all Coast lapdingA
sINNOrr a ADAMS, 70 Commercial Plaes
The Gen Quitman a. Vieksburg 9TH
steamers Calumet for and Taahatchs
sesnsrsJula and Rlbicon for 81 Louis Mem
phis and all intermediates landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATBRM
VTICEaBURG, NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. s. Mall Packet IN phase Of de
L. LEX The
Gov. Allen,
mo. W. CANNON, hsstsEs
Win shove Vlcksburg Matches Grand CALI Rod
81 Joseph WatsrprooL Fo Adams Bayou sara Batoa
Rouge, Donaldsonvie and All intermediate landingA
1he Gov. Allen close connections with steamaI
CALUMET Vicksburg for all landings Yazoo river.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodates
aplpY board or 10
wv sINROTT ADAMS. Is Commercial PlAos.
Shippers will pay freight 20 al plantation landings
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MISREPRESENTATION.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at5rE
ECR 0FEL1O uAAS, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast Atchafaays River
and Bayou Courtablesn-Ihe good and safe steamer
clerk will above Wn leave Washington ever
Sunday at 10 O'Clock T. For hsght or pAsssEs Apply
BLOCH BROS, Ia Common street. n. o.
or o. HINCkLEY SON. Washington, La
p. B-The Annie Wagisy connscts AZ gson
with Bull Frog sud bArges for All Anons on bayou
Boeuf and WIN sign through bills Of isdns
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NATCHEZ.
EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, ats nL
EOR HATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndings-Ths hne passenger packet
Wnd Wagner.
". B. RICHARDSON, Master: j. @. LIBAN0, Clerk;
VIII leave % GhOvs GEO d. HITB Agent
" TchouDit0uias strssS
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDERsIGNED. Wishing TO ESTAB
equitable and uniform rate OF Towags and 70 Orer
facilities 10 the shipping erng and leaving Ills
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
ewitzerIand, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. n. Morgan, Equator. ~
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeunseh
Wicaeo and Reliance.
number and Of the above associated Line OF
TOvboas guarantee that detention VIII either 1t
the bar or In this port - - =
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBEHBtER
Harry Wright Lne.
EDWARD A YORKE CO., Y Lima
Associated Once, IS CarOndeet street stairs
J. q. NORUROSS,
CHAS FITzENR1TER
Leves ARents
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE U. g. NAIL srEAxsmrS
EOK GALVESTON AND INDIAsOLA-rHE
following iron lowpressuro steamships form this
Line:
w. @. Hewes....I. @. Harris. Austin.
81 Mary............A enes ......... har'Ans
Alabs ma. .Ct escsnt.......... ~ srgsn,
Ciintos Tartar. m stagorda,
The Steamship Harlan,
J. LEWIS, Commander,
VIII san SATURDAY. July 4th, stsAE
For freight passage apply 70
CHAs A. WHITNEY a co.. Agents.
50 and 90 Camp street
No whisky received without order from the Office
The steamship W. G. HEwES will succeed the HARLAN
and sail on WEDNESDAY,, July 9Th
FOk TExAs."................F TEXAS.
INSIDE BKRwICKs BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPEJoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
SUNDAYS and tn RSDAYS, at TX o'clock A NJ, and
the leaving the Agiers Depot at A arriving at
BrsShear City u taking the Morgan Line Steamships
at Brsshear for Galveston.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYs
LIVERY DAY, Sundays excepted at the oce Of the ops
lousas Railroad Company No 50 Canal the
Ferry Landing, the morning Of departure.
q. W. X BAYLEY. Superintendent
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SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TEE 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
on Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For furthsr Information address
d. n. CARRINGTON, Agent,
Pier &c North River. New York.
". b. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA. Vice President
Ofics 81 Exchange Place, New York
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OUACHITA RIVER
TREEToN. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS RKGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M
EOR A1ABANA LANDING, OUACHTTA
IL City Sterling Landing, Port Union, Trenton Monroe,
Columbia, aasonburg Trinity and intermediate landings
Black and Ouacha rversIhe ihcent last running
Idahoe.
r. A. BLANKS Master; @. PRES. WORK. Clerk,
win leave positively above. For freight passage apply
GEO ID HITE, A gent, II Tehoupitoulas q.
W. NJ. sURLS. Is new Leves street.
The IDAHOE connects with A No steamers for ali points
on B0uf liver D'Arb0nne. Bayou Bartholomew Sabas
river ~ At Trinity with the ELLEN d. for Bayou MACON
and TensaA
TRENTON MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEaU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, At r..
EOR TRENTON, MONROE. COLUMBIA HAIR
risonburg Trinity and all intermediate andings-fhs
tine, fast passenger packet
C1eOnn,
L Fl. PATTERSON, Master; j. W. WALDEN, Cisrk;
WIN leave positively - above For freight or passage
sppy on board, or 10 wIEBURN LORD. Agents.
60 Gravisr street
p. s-The cleOna viii take freight and passengers Io~
any other boat in the trade taking ffeght iOs Bayou
macon and TeLsas and D'Arbonne with privilege Of
shipping.
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tain Ford was required TO turn the
boat northward and proceed until fur
ther orders. At midnight she reach :
ed point in Presidents Island chute,
eight miles below the city. Here. by
order of the masked commander, she
was run aground.
No sooner had this been done than
some one, until that moment invisible
on the Island. was hailed. 4 minute
afterwards skitF put cut from shore
aud was received alongside. Wheth-
er the person in charge was white or
black could not be ascertaIned. as he,
too, was masked. Six Of the raiders
got into the skiff and were taken
ashore, and the skiff continued max
ing trips until 3 O'clock A. N, when
the last six were safely carried over.
But before any one left, strict orders
were given Captain Ford to remain in
the chute until daylight He did so,
the tug not changing position until z
o'clock yesterday morning. She then
returned to the city, bringing the first
and only Intelligence OF what had oc-
cured.
Capt. Ford informs US that soon
after the Hesper was boarded, several
shots were fired, but whether by the
crow or the raiders, he did not ascer-
tain. Some one ordered the firing to
cease and nothing more was heard.
No enc aboard the Hesper was in
jured or in any way mistTeated.
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Cincinnati Harriet.

BY TeieKrsph.I GTHcrnxATI, OctSIg. =
FLoUe-Dnll; family IS 504S 75.
WHEAT Dull; No ] red is held at 81 60
CoRE-Duil aud prices are nominal; sales
of old a s5d97c, anu new at Csc.
RYE-FIrm at 81 40,
oATs-DuH at 60c for No l, and 551sc for
No. 2.
BARLEY-Has advanced to q 47a2 30 for
Canada; 10000 bushels sold at 81 so to be
delivered next month State Spring e ESQ
- 80: no Fan offered.
COTTON Dull at 231s8Ac for middlinx.
TOBACEO-U nchangec and quiet.
WH1sKY : DUH at 81 239I Is; buyers are
holding on for lower rates owing TO the
increased supply
PRoYISTe ESS-~DUH and prices droopfng.
Mess PORK $50 90 Bulk Meats IIs<c for
shoulders and lie for sides. Bacon dull at
l3 1896 for shoulders a. d 15s< zI6Ize and
I71IT14c Tor rib, Gear rib and clear sides.
Lard io1a9lec, with but few sales and the
quotations are noninal TO a grea5 extent,
Hams lSsl81zc for sugar-cured and DOLL
APPLEs-ln large supply and dull at e. 90
9s4 0B.
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 81 O5, with 70 sales.
PETROLEUH-Du at 50932c for refined.
BUTTEg-U nchangsd aud frn at 35o34Oc.
EGGS-Scarce and advanced TO 25c.
HAY-Duu snd 81 lower; Timothy sI4 90
@s17 90 OIL arrival
9RoCERIEs Steady with fair demand
at full rates.
GoLD-At 137 buying.
TX CHAEGs-Firm at par buying.
MoSGY-The market Is close at S,810 per
cent
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wAsHLNGTON.
gae Fishery QuestioE-EFee Eaviga.
tiOn In gho Eivcr OF st. Lawrence.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.-The follow.
ing is a correct and authentic state
meut of the present position of the
question OF trade in the British Pro-
vIBces:
The settlement of fishery disputes
and the free navigation of the St.
Lawrence River.
Mr.. Thornton. the British Minister
here, addressed a note 20 Mr.. Seward,
July last, calling his attention to the
distressed condition of the people of
Nova Scotia, in consequence of their
exclusion from our markets, conse-
quent upon the termination of the
reciprocity treaty, and asking HIM to
e0ter into negotiations.
Mr.. Seward referred Mr.. Thornton s
Communication to Dir. McCulloch,
Secretary of the treasury.
Mr.. McCulloch replied that the
treaty having been abrogated by the
legislative branch of the Government,
he considered it would not be advis-
ab e to resume negotiations until Con-
gress should give some intimation of
its desire that they should be re-
opened, and 1t the same time express
ing his (McCulloch's,) opinion that it
was for the interest of the United
States that the question of trade
should be adjusted in some definite
manner.
The correspondence was sent by
Seward to the Committee on Ways
aad Means just before the July ai-
journment.
In reply to the Committee on Ways
aud Means, Mr. Seward informed
them that he was ready to open nego-
tiatioGs tor the new reciprocity treaty
whenever the committee should refer
the subject TO him.
Messrs. Hooper, Allison, Maynard,
Brooks. Logan and Nibiack of the
committee agreed to make such a re-
port, and General Schenck was will
Ing it should be made.
Mr.. Griswold was absent.
The adjournment, however, took
place so early that there was no op-
Dortunity of putting the report before
The House, and hence the matter goes
over till the rs-2ssembling of Con
gress. With this knowledge the Com
mittee of Ways and Means are nearly
] unanimous on the subject, and that
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VOL. XIX.

NEW YoRK, October IA tida
phenomenon was observed at Hell
Gate on Thursday, when the tide, ae-
cording to experienced pilots, was
stronger than it has been for the last
twenty years.
Commissioner Rollins has been sub
p9naed TO attend next Friday TO an
swer charge before Commissioners
Osborne.
The Fall River manufacturers have
given notice to their operatives that a
change will be made Ia the working
hours on Monday next. The mills
will be 1un eleven hours, instead
of ten. as at present. The spinners
have formally protested against the
change.
NEw YoRK, Ocober 1.-THE
steam hip Villa de Paris sailed to-
day, taking S184, 900 10 specie.
A sailor was robbed at John AL
lens daaoe house last night The
police arrested Mrs. Allen, Boston
Tom and SIX female inmates of the
den, bat John Allen fed.
II is showing in Boston, Worces-
ter, Concord, Oswego, Concord, N.
r., Rochester, aud sor several miles
along the Erie Railway. -Four inches
of snow fell ia Pnilads phia at 10
o'clock last night. snd there is a heavy
northWester blosIqg to-day.
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EU E.
BY Atlantic TeloEraph,
Attempt to Shoot General Prim-.
News from spain.


0NfAsAA&AkFA"
DRESDEN, October 17.-There were
further tumults here yesterday among
the Commissioners, but they were
promptly suppressed.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Gov
ernment Of Spain has appointed Rios
1 ROsas Minister to England.
The Manchester Chamber of Com
merce will give banquet to Lord
| Salisbury on the 9th lust. Raverdy
johnson will be thegguest.
| LONDON, Oct. l7.-Disp2tches re-
ceived to day from Rathkeale Island,
state that Inspector Murphy. while
| attempting TO capture . Brien, the
! Eeuian prisoner who escaped a few
| days ago, was fred on by concealed
| parties and slightly wounded.
LONDON, October 18.-R1mors of a
large reduction ia tue French army
| cOatideace in the maintenance OF
peace, and the expectations Of q
| dec iaratiOn in favor Of liberal reforms
/ by the Emperor. anima-e Paris, and
| have a cheerful Influence upon public
affairs in England.
/ The Parliamentary canvass through 7
Z out IT6AL OtA64A - 0ECOIlAG2 very
( lively. Several Tory mem bers of the
last House Of Common have with
! drawn their name. as caoIIdates, and
are discouraRed, and the Liberals are
confident that they viii have ma
jority of thirty Ave or more on full
House
Mr.. Roebuck's hostility to the
Trades Union inSures. his success in
Sheffield
Mr.. Gladstone is actively engaged
cauvassing South Lanea ushIre, where
he daily addresses largo and enthu
siastio meetings.
The succession to the Spanish
throne, remains undetermined Tie
choice of Price Alfred, Of England,
which has been suggested, is regard
ed as absurd aud impossible, because
he is protestant.
The name of Ferdinand, ex King
of Portugal, is mentioned with fer
vor Although uitrGmOatt0e in re
ligion, be is regarded as politically a
Liberal, and as popular in Spain. and
would be unobjeetionable to the En-
peror Napoleon.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Gaulois news
paper has a report of an attempt to
shoot Gen. Prim at Madrid. The at
tempt was unsuccessful The assas-
sin was arrested, but afterward set at
liberty by Gen Prim himself.
SPAIN
MADRID, October 17.-Dulce, who
was appointed Captain General OF
Cuba. has declined on account OF Ill
/ health.
MADRID, Septem Der 17s-The coin
age system of Spain viii be radically
changed, to conform TO that of France.
Rose De Oleana, Count of Almina,
has been appointed CaptaIn-General
of Cuba.
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ST. LOUIS.
Street Enc0unt ter 5ctHeez Old CIti.
Zens-k Man Horse-whip7ed.

ST. LOUIS, October 18.-The Demo
crat has a special from Pine Bluff,
Arkansas, dated the II b, which says: /:
VIM. j Dollar, Deputy Sheriff Of
Krew County, an old and wellthy
citizen, while out serving subpoenas,
was tied to a negro last night and
both shot to death by the Ku-Klux
General Blair made two speeches to
large crowds here last night. which
were very enthusiastically received.
ST. Louis, October IA street
encounter took place to-day between
two we'll known lawyers of this city,
d Robert Barclay and Brittian A
Hill, both old residents. Mr. Bar
clay attacked Hill, In front of the
Planters HOUSE, With a horse
whip, nd inflicted quite number of
severe blows upon his head aud face,
Hill defending himself with cane,
striking Barclay several times. Hill
received one or two slight cnts on the
hand from knife used b. Barclay.
No arrests were made The affair
grew out OF soEne pleading made by
Hill in a divorce case between him
self and hi wife, in which he alluded
to Barclays wife in an. offensive way.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct. II.
ExcHAEGE-Eastern steady at par and
l-lQ discount buying, and 1-Ie premium
selling.
FLogR-Dun and l5s25c lower; Spring
extra s6G7 so.
WHEAT-Less active and S95Kc lower;
sales No. ! at 81 459I IS; No. 2 81 36%
steadily declined and closed at 81 'S4155
sales No. since 'Change at 81 "a.
CoRN-Dull and 2G214c lower; sales No.
at 6g%@9l15c; No 2 at 69G9Jc; and reject
o0c. ~
OATs-Fairly active, frTner. and Nta%c
n1gher: sa es No. l at 5Id5Iszc: rejected
4Sz a5Oc; closing at 5I95l14c for No /.
RYE-More acJive an q 2G215c lower: saIe-
~, N9. l at 81 261SgI 2s; closing quiet at III
BARLEY-DulA weak, and S@3c lower:
erS but no buyer at 81 81
at 81 10 tree
MSS PoRK--Quiet and unchan ged, with
small sales &c $50 =
BEEF HAMs-S2f.
MESS BEEF-2I5
LARD-Weak and nominal at Isk01sHc.
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HAV ANA.
The Campaign tgaissa the Insurg onts
-Tss sXpea;tio7 OF General sa nia
AHna from Tab0doa.

HAVANA, Oct. 16-The latest au-
thenhc news from Los Tunas an
DouRoes the successful progress of the
campsiRn against the insurgents.
They appeared il that district in three
or four separate bsnds, all under the
head of = JuilsrA After the defeat
of the largest body they sll dispersed
aud are trying TO reach the seashore,
with the proSAbls istsBtion of Ending
ship iu which to escape from the
country. The troops are pursuing
them in vsrioEs 3ireetions. The
bands were composed If bandits whom
Captain General Lensurdi's vigorous
NJ asures had drives to the mountains.
There were also among them a num-
Der of men without regular occupa-
ton. aod ready tor snything which
promised any excitement.
The entire mum her Of the insur-
gents was sbout 200. The Captain
General will Immediately send man
off, to prevent stragglers from
leaving the coast
Puerto Pripcipe and other towns in
the vicinity OF the disturbance are re-
naming quiet, as the citizens are in
favor OF the present government.
The expulsion o. Gen. Santa Anna
from Tabodoa has put an end to re-
cruiting and other demonstrations
against the Mexican government.
The weather is hot but rainy, and
the city and island healthy.
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ef. bculs RarAet.


By Telegraph BT LOUIS. Oct. II
ToBAoco-Quiet and unchanged.
COTToE AND HEEP-Nothing doing
VIE T-Stsaay and hrn: prime to
strict y prime Fan At 81 QJsI So: choice AT
- O0I2 O7: strictly choice 81 l0s2 Is: No
Spring q S2SI "a; No. aud choice No.
81 36-sl IS
CoRN-Yery quiet AT 94a9sc.
OATs-Dul and loWer, at 5I855c for COM
mon to cfioice.
BARLEY Quiet, with little demand, ex-
cept for strictly choice and fancy prime TO
strictly prime Iowa spring .; S5GI 90;
choice to strictly choice s. o5a2 90.
EYE-Du-l and lower. at 81 229I %,
PORK steady, At All 50
BUt K N EATS Advanced. sales of clear
sides in CRY sstii at 1870.
BAC0S-Ftrm. but inactive; clear aid les
1715.a t75zc; shou iders 1870.
HANS PAIN capVAssed 1910; sugar
cured 2oc
HI5Ky-Sfeady and firm, at 81 HaI 28.
LIVE SToCK-Bu5iness fair, at unch4nge ed
rates
RECEIPTS Flour, 5,02e barrels: wheat.
3,13 bushels; corn. l,720 bushe,s; oats
&,u8S bushels; barley. 4335 bush6Iai rye,
2,z32 bushels.
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aoHRTAEY q C0xTggCIAL
sew Fork HaPEes.


ry TeieIraph.] NEW YoRK. Oct. IT.
COTToN-Firm, with a fair business: sale,
lands. "P
FLoUR-Receipts 1909 barrels: market
less &C i've, and 59l0c lower; saIes OF 7 SN
barrels a. S. 1905 80 for superfIne state and
w estern 81 OU1F7 80 for extra 5tate: o. O0a
Wheat eTtTa e. zSs6 3 fOsS 3s r0u0a f0g TntS 5onS
Ohioi 81 O0fi0 90 for * ra st. Louis: si0a
u % 70 good 70 choLee do; closing quiet.
California quiet aud heavy; sales OF 4O3
SACKS a. IS OOQi0 75. Rye -four n moder-
ale reque,t; sales OF 80 bb,s at ssa8 80
Corn hEAL-Quiet; sales 500 bbls Marsh 3
Caloric at So 90.
WHIsKY-Qrist and unchanged.
WHEAf-Heceipts 1,0l5 bushels; doll and
droopang; safes $500 bushels at 81 81 for
InlAs0 spring. 81 20 for No. 2 Spring: 81 so
lor No. do, ana 81 37gzu0 for white Mich
:, RsY3Eazouiet: sales 500 bushels western at
q RLEsY-DulI and declining.
BARLEY MALT-Qutet.
PEAs-Lower; sales $50 bushels Canada
CoRN-Receipts 49O bushels: heavy and
lower; sales $500 bushels at 81 Hal Is fr
Western.
OATs-Hore acti We and frmer; sales OF
i,oGi ofsn9is, az 1890 for new Western,
but chiefly 81 74ss741sc, closing at z5c.
Carolisa.
CoFFEE-ModerateIy active; sales of 500
sacks OF Rio on private terms.
SUGAR Firm; sales OF 600 hhds, at II08
ll54c for C1oas Il1zc for Porto Rico.
MOLASSES- Dull
HOPS Quiet, at 151925c for American.
PETROL EUh-=El rIn, at l5s< g l6c for crude,
and 2914e for rer ned in bond
OIL -Isinseed, quiet 81 eI 0O9l OIL In small
tots, and Gt97c ia large lots.
CoAL-Quiet.
TURPE eTINE-Steady. at 43I5a441<c
LEATHER HeTnlocx sole steady st 2Sa
S9c iOr BUenoS AZ res-and Rio I4rande light
and midd 2 weights
HoOL-Qulet: les Of 100000 pounds at
4zC95l 5acf + domestic fleece 80 sS6c for NJ
for tubbed.
PoRK-Firm and quiet; sales OF $50 bs--
rels at s23 n as 81 TOR mess: clio ing at
S2S 80 cash: S25 20 40 90 for old do. s24 50a
SIS r p ime; s2S <2S 81 for prime mess:
also 500 barrels OF prime mess, sellers De-
ceui ber, at s24 IS
BEEF Dull; safes Of I25 bbls. at 9I1MIs 90
for new plain mess, aud sI9a23 Is for new
extra mess; tierce beef duIt at a28q29 90 TOR
prime mess, ano S3lg33 o. for India mess,
which is firm.
BEEF HAAs--Quiet at s25a3s 90.
CpT AsATs-tlrm; sales of 40 packages
at lZ19G9l3lSc for shoui de-s. and il aIec for
poxes OF iong cut hams at l5c, for Novem-
bHs.
LARD Heavy aud dropping; sales of 40
uerSe$ ? / lIs 9c for siean4 and I99I95<c for
kettle rendered.
BUTTER-steady At S1a3ee for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Qniet and steady al 16gI7szc.
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treat Storm on Lake Huron
Several Vessels Dismantled
a Han Shot.
DETROIT.
Storm on Lake HuPOn-Hany Vessels
GlsmaHlled.

DETROIT, Oct. 18.-The storm on
Lake Huron Friday night, was the
seyerest and most destructive felt for
many years. A number of vessels
were brought to Port Huron disman-
sied Several collisions occurred on
the lake and river. and three or four
lumber barges broke loose from Tug
Point. Two men, a woman and child
were drowned on the barge Paragon.
The Canadian gunboat Prince Alfred,
brought the bodies of the woman and
child to Sornia, and also towed the
Paragon there water logged. The
bodies of the men we're not recovered.
The crews of the other barges were
rescued and brought to Port Huron
this morning by tugs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
CINCINNATI.
AIe cttOn RetuFFs in Hamilton Coun.
ly-0ncial kepOss.

CINCINNATI, October 1S.-The Off
cal returns of Hamilton County give
the Republicans an average majority
Of 1880 on the State and county
ticket. Strader' official majority in the
First District is 2il, aud Sfeyenson's
IN the Second DistricS-497. Total
vote of the couuty. 1900.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
PHLLAD ala.
Election Returns Republican Ma
tOrlt7 OTeF 100.

PHILADELPHIA, October IRE
turns from forty nine counties, Off
cisl, aud the balance reported, the
majority foots up 10.083 for the Re
publican Treasurer.
GEEEHsBURG, Pa, October IL
The Republican judges have signed
certificates tor Westmoreland County.
This viii make the total vote in the
Twenty first distrief-f5r Foster. -
8O7; for Covode. Ii, 766-Faster's ma
jority Al. The poll exceeds last years
by 5,278. by which Covode gained over
last years vote on Judge 2,762, and
Foster gained 2,496. Covode an
nounces his determination to contest
the seat. He alleges he can throw
out Democratic votes In Fayette and
over 20 in Westmoreland County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19
ME MPHIS:
A Notorious Character shoe aud xiii.
ed-Thc PerpetFaGoF OF the Deed
Arrested.

MEMPHIS. October 18.-A notori-
Gus character named Bill Porter was
killed last night near the old Fair
ground by a man named Carline. An
old feud had existed between them
for years: Last Hight, while Porter
was standing in the door of a saloon,
Carline approached, armed with a
shot gan, which, without word, ne
discharged, fourteen buckshot taking
effect, producing instant death. Car
line vas arrested to-day and com.
mitted.