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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
GRAND LODGE l. o. OF o. F, STATE OF NETWORK.


BUFFALO, Aug. 1s.-The Grand Lodge OF |.
O. O. f. OF the state Of York assembled in st. James
Hall in this city, o'clock this morning The Lodge
was called TO order by r. w. Grand Master William
Goud Of Buffalo aud about 200 delegates responded 10
their names After the usual preliminary proceedings
the Grand Lodge degree conferred upon about 10
members The II. W. Grand Master Treasurer anu sec,
retary made their annual reports which were referred
10 the appropriate committees Onoers we're eected TOT
the ensuing year as follows George j. Gardner OF Sy'
racDse n W G. Master; Nicholas l.. Pelit OF Brookyn'
r. " ID O. Master Daniel Wood OF Rochester, X y" u
Warden Charles II. Clark OF Brooklyn, W o. secreta-
~ Iacoh Russell OF New York X. W q. Il. Cornelius
4 Marion OF Brooklyn Grand Representative TO the
Grand lodge OF the United States. The Grand Lodge
tooI recess until O'Clock this afternoon. Gu reasseu.
hing the retiring Grand Master William Gould installed
te % ofhcers with all the ancient form and ceremony
An nnusna amount OF miscellaneous business was then
and the Grand Lodge adjourned to meet ON
TbnrSday morning at o'clock. Tomorrow morning the
Grand Lodge will by invitation OF the Buffalo Lodges:
visit Niagara Falls The Grand Encampment convened
this ayaning and Grand officers duly elected Tor
.I ' a,ing term as follows: NJ. W. Grand Patriarch
Fiiieh White OF Ogdensburgh; NJ. E. Grand High Priest
Is g ~ Aitken OF New-York; Il. w Grand Senior
warden WIN. England OF Utica; H. W. Grand Scribe
, wo,aii Clarke OF New-YOrk Il. W. Grand Junior
N WsdeS Edward whitney OF Albany; Il. W Grand
,TreasUrsr George Smith OF New York; K. W. Grand
Renresentatve Jacob Russell of Hew-fork.
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CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

The Hon. Caleb N. Taylor was renomlnat a. {,
for CONGRESS Monday by the Republicans OF se NJ
Penns District In accepting the NOMINATION plI
Taylor addressed the Convention able speech lie
congratulated the Republicans on the O s
campaign, The Democratic party could hot ouoeeou'
With candidate that the Democracy fairly went upon
their knees and prayed to become their eader one
whom they termed then a brave, courageous ana unas
gumng soldier can we fail In November win that Wis
a0A and pafriesu uIy fOUad "a the ReDubAcan ranks,
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M1PRTEu

DRCKER-ANDREWsAt Eew.York Tuesday Aug1" s ~ ne
Rev Dr. William A. Scott, William hesoueGer o. Ns" orr NV
to Nellie Of Coz Solomon Andrews Of AeT ea 1'aa No
cards
JRLPFE-HAZARDAs BoomnEdals o. Tqes'iy August ~ tss
Rev John D. Samuel G. JeHe 10 SARAH ElAoee.
dauzher Of the SiaS II. Hazard Of Iowa civ
WILLIAMs-vAE YORDBN-On TUESDAY August 10 l9 At IN.
Fsy Presbyterian Church By TIE Rev Charles Vaa Nodn
Beye- Mas David Williams 20 Aeits L. youngest lal issf I"
TLona. l. yaa EOuieu all Of this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR GALENA ILL
GALENA, Aug. ia construction tram be
tween here and Council Hill into car loaded with
railroad iron which had got under down grade
with mo- one 10 stop It. Two labOrers were instantly
ed and twelve others injured, some OF whom arc
not expeced 10 reeOqer. The train backing at the
,na NJ Ia accident,
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THE CROPS IN NEW-JERSEY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.

TO THE EDITOK Of The TRIBUNE.
SIR; The large fields of tomatoes planted in
this locality are ripening fast with good yield The
cricket is njuring many fields by eating into the fu
grown tomato both green and ripe, although the latter
are mostly eaten After the cricket has made the first
attack and broken through the skim small size green
grasshOpper in eating the core They destroy IN
this way perhapsta sixth Of the crop
Mor1n,riLs Monmouth Co., Ns1,J1rssV
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WEST VIRGINIA.

SENATOR CARLISLE FOR GRANT AND OLFAX
BALTIMORE. Aug 1S.--The Hon. j. > Carlisle,
former United Senator from West Virginia, VIII publish
IN The american tomorrow strong letter giving his rea-
sons for supporting Grant and Coax MI Carlisle Is
representative man OF large class OF Conservative
Uuonsts who have recently acted with the Democratic
party and MS present course will have much Influence
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FUNERALS TODAY

BERGEN. VICTOR B., IsLp L. I.
CALDWELL GEORGE G. No. 1913 Len gtOn-sFs
CONKLIE LBMUEL. BROOKLYN.
COMsTOCK. JOSEPH J.. No. West ThiIty -s-vsa.h q.
FINLEY ELLEN, No. 100 MaisOnsL
MITCHELL. ISAAC r.. Brooklyn.
MCLAUGHLIN, CORNELIA F., jersey CITY. n J.
SCHUYLER SAMUEL. Fstbush, l.. l.
SHE'LL. MATTE Brooklyn.
SHANNON JOHN HENRY. Brooklyn.
BWEBNY. DAN I'LL, No. los Monroe.st
VANDERBILT SOPHIA j., No. 10 Washington DIcs.
VOSS. IDA L. No LILO Sec0ndaVs
WALLACE. MILTON C., Mott Haven y. Y.
WILKINS HBNRIBTTB A. Ffty-sghthst aud SseoaJ. ave.
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o.. sneirht and OFFICER Common Of the

Cant Speight and Officer Common of the
roipv ,inth Precinct and Sergeant Slater Of the
avenb Precinct visited the lquorsore at the corner OF
$3.50, and ThompsOn-Sts. and seized two trunks and
i,g onntainnR a quantity OF wearing apparel. which
~ nnnosed 20 be tr proceeds OF burglaries Charles II
~ hcmss Allen and VIM. Benson were arrested. and,
h ,he nronerty were taken 10 the Twenty ninth Pre-
W., Police station The goods consist OF ladies' and
tIsnenis wearing apparel They VIII be detained at
~ iice station for Identification. The prisoners will
b pSen before Justice Dodge, at the Jefferson Market
Police Court
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achooner Dundreary and sent her 60 the bottom ma
n Wilcox Of Detroit who with others had been meklhg
Measure excursion the schooner, wasdrOwneL A1s
ye..nI vas loaded with $1,000 bushels OF corn.
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Snow or Never" An Old shirt house eo'sg ont stock a.
n which speak Tor Themselves New York Ms" the 5es,
shirts made $50 doren Wsmsutia 500 Lonsdae sk ess
spest linen collars gs vtl dozen s"r wa "
samples the paper collar s 10 all Peeiabs applicants
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For Math Patches, Freckles, md Tan, on the rnco
Morn FKECKLs LoToN" Sod ol DuEs' ''e'
VII
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THE STATE or TRADE.
VEST INDIA MARKErs
nouRSTIc MARKETS.

,v.s Aas sugar dali Tia7i rsEs per srobs or NSS7te
"a Duteh Exchange 90 London VtIt peg ssA' sf7a
OF the Gated States steady IS previous QS'''es"'
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SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUBLICAN
ASSOCIATION.

The Sixth Assembly District Union RepuDli-
can Association met last evening al O'Shaughnessy 8
Hotel corner OF BrOOme and Pke-sts. The President
Mr. James McCartn, was In the chair The meeting was
large and enthusiastic Several members joined the
club The ordinary routine business having been tran
sacted the meeting adjourned. The Association Is III
hOurishng condition.
A GOOD NOMINATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY
BINGHAMPToN, Aug. 18.-The Republican
Convention of Broome County held in this city to-
day William Ely, Vice President OF the state Agicul-
tnfal Society was made q candidate for the Assembly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November 30.-Dr.
Southworth publishes In this even
ing's paper q card containing his cor
respOndence with Geu. Rousseau, con
corning the paragraph in the Rer0ld's
version Of ROussesu's report to General
Grant, which does not appear in the
copy or file at army headquarters. Gen.
R1Usseau states that the paragraph on
SOuthWOrth appearing in the Herald
forms nc part Of bis annual report TO
Gen. Grant. DR.. SOuthEOrth adds that
ne eve visited Gen. RlusseaQ's head
quarters except on business snC in the
interests of peace and order, and never
uttered an expression attributed to him
10 the interpOlstsd paragraph. He de
nounees the paragraph IS false and mali
cious, and, so far ss relates to hi0, en-
tirely untrue. The publication Of hi-
report in army shape By the HsTnld
was without authority from army head
quarters, and was entirely unauthorized
by Gen. Rousseau.
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MARRIED.

GOoDLETT-OCONNOH-On tae evening o.
the 18th OF November, by the Rev. Father
LIE +. O'CoSsoE, al OF this city. No cards.
Oar eon-gratulations to he bride and groom,
though tardy, are none the less sincere. A gall
liant young gentleman, Lieut.. GooDkETF Is
fortunate IA winning from the Lottery OF
life" so fair = prize, ono whoiseyery way fitted
10 adorn has home. and to insure the happiness
OF which their marriage is an suspicious omen.
GENTRY-BARBIERE-At Grace Church,
Thursday, November 26th, by the Rev DR..
Jnny, Mr., J.. z. GENTRY OF Paducah, Ky, 10
Miss NADELIEE BAEsIEKE, OF AemPhs, Tenn
We congratulate the groom upon the posses
sion OF a b5ide whose sstlmable qualities have
won FOR her the esteem OF our citizens by whom
she has been known from childhood. Both
have our rest wishes for their future in life.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, November S0.-A youpg
Girl named Barber has been arrested ia
Corning, New York, for stamping and
then roasting to death or a hot stove an
infant which bad been Ieft la her care.
A special from Camp Supply, Indian
| Territory, Says Gen. Sheridan and staff
| arrived there on the 18th. and would
leave Oh the Goth, accompanied By Gen.
Custsr Rnd command, on 8 winter cam
paigu against the indians.
OIBaldwiu, the Irish giant, was let cut
on bsil by Justice Bowling, after pTomis-
ing 70 get into no more bTagls.
Panama sGyiees OF the "a state that
( when Gen. CRTroz0 arrived st enrique
he found tho place sbandoued. he then
went 10 Saatiago, aDd fonnd the enemy
hsd also abandoned that place. Pre-
I ceedfng to Hatulo, the enemy, 400 strong,
( attacked Czrr0zo, and q battle lasting
three hours ensaed, when the enemy fled
ia disorder, leaving fifty killed-among
( them Avologo, their leader. Many pris
oners. aFus and ammunition we're cap
tured. The government lest three killed
/ add eight wcnRdeG-smOng the latter
Can. Pedro Gsita. This battle has p1t
an end 10 the civil safe of Panama
The evolutionary government ia Cos
"a Riea has proved successful. President
Co-ter1 hss been depcssd and Jumenoz
install ed.
TIE stock exchange and open board
have passed g joint resolution requiring
All stock az the call to be registered in
some responsible financial institution, on
and after January 80, 1888. and s!so re-
curing thirty days notice Of the new is
sue OF stocks or convertible bonds.
The hearing in the Erie case, before
Judge Nelson, consumed the whole day,
without a definits result being reached.
lis repcrted an order has been issued
By Judge Peckham, on the application OF
tie Attorney General, to show cause Why
Jay Gould should not be suspended IS re-
csiver OF the Erie road. There is another
report that the Attorney General, in q
disrstch received to-day, 3 ~ That the
use of his name was unauthorized. The
litigation "a Sd complicated hat opera
tors are almost entirely deferred from
dealing ia Etie, being unable 90 follow
the rapid legal changes in prospect.
The coroner's inquest OF the homicide
Of Felix L3Tkin has brought 10 a verdict
against Csmpbsll, his bsr-keeper. Berger,
and Ann Hines, the cook, who have been
committed without bail, 70 await the &C.
Iior Of the grand jury.
Alderman Thomas COmon to-day as
sumed the duties OF msyOr, entsiied upon
him by the resignation OF Governor elect
Holman.
The sale OF s5Oo,O00 in gold by the
Government to-day was made st
I35 35-I0Jc.
The steamer Alaska, from Aspinwall,
which arrived to-day, brought S2O0,0O0
in treasure.
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EiETiPuIS APPEAL
TUESDAY xoRNINe. DEC. /. Iss.
PROPOSED MEETING oF TaE PRESS
OF EENr. sSEE


OF EESE sSSEE.
The Bolivar Bulletin OF the 2sth inst
suggests Q meeting Of the Press Of Ten.
nessee, ct Nashville, on the second Mon.
day Of January, for the purpose OF taking
steps to secure, by the present Legisls'
ture, = repeal OF the act confirming tc
certain obscure sad Radical presses the
exclusive publication OF the legal adVer
Using Of the State. We endorse the sng-
gestion Of q contemporary IS move in
the right direction. By a united effort,
such as can only be had at a meeting OF
slI those interested, We think it possible
that the Legislature would be brought
10 s sense OF the justice Of u com
plant snd promptly institute = remedy.
as the lsT stands now, it operates TO
the di~sadvantsge Of litigaBts and law
yers, asd utterly falls OF the principal
object had IN view in the passage OF the
Law, to force upon an unwilling people
the support Of & Radical press by the
purchase OF such authorized papers,
in order 10 resd the legal advertise
meots. We hope cur brethren Of the
press throughout the Stste viii join rs
in our endorsement Of the suggestion of
the B .ligar Bulletin, and that our eon-
temporsrieso o. the Banner, and the UaioH
and american, will arrange the preiimi-
nsries Rnd make tue call. Beside the
MISTER ia hand, there are many other
subjects Of importance to the press to be
considered, and which could be looked
into al the same time. Let Us have the
meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. G., November 30-The
House Of Representatives to-day discuss
ed the resolution petitioniBg Congress to
remove all disabilities from citizens OF
the State. The debate evineed an i'm
proved state Of feeling on the part of q
msj lrlty. In the Senate q resolution
was adopted TO Investigate the rumors OF
black mail and bribery against s number
Of members and Others. Mr.. Sweet, g
Republican Senator. said be could prove
that bribery bad been resorted TO 10 sc-
complish the passage OF certain schemes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November 30.-Three
hundred barrels OF whisky we're seized
at the Indianapolis aud Cincinnati dspoi
by United States Marshal Msgrew This
morning, the entire lot being found to
be from six to fifteen per cent above the
proof degree marked Oh the gusger's GER
tidcate. The penalty attached { 0 this
crime is the seizure Of the article, the im
pvisoDment of the parties, aud 3 6ne OF
1900 on each barrel. Two hundred bar
rels OF this whisky was from Hamilton,
o., and the other hundred from Metamo,
"a Ind
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AID RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, November 8b.-The SHARK
arrived and the Ida and City Of Cairo
departed.
Freights 70 New Orleans have declined
to tbirty-fve cents.
The river is nearly stationary.
LOUISVILLE, November 50-The river
is rising, with seven feet il the canal.
Tbs weather is cloudy, with indlca-
lions Of SHOW.
CAIRO, November 30.-The Thompson
Dean passed down It 8 0 N. last night,
Up-AlasBa, Silver Moon, Marble City
and Rubie0n.
The river stationary.
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Novemb T Solids morn.
ing, IN the United States Circuit Court,
Robert Ould, counsel for Jefferson Davis,
made q motion to qussh the Indictment,
on the ground that the fourteenth
amendment provides q mode for punish
ing parties implicated IN rebellion, which
is Acknowledgement, and no other pun
ishment is prescribed.
The prosecuting attorney moved TO
postpone the motion until the lsttsr part
Of the term.
Chief Justice Chase decided TO hear
the arguments on the motion ca Thurs
day.
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A man h 70 be hanged in Cbesteresld

4 man is TO be hanged in Chesterfield,
Va, next month, Tor hOrse-s,ealinE.
In the Arctic, tie present whaling
season has been The most unfavorasle on
experienced IN twenty years.
The Macon (Gs) Telegraph ssys:
" are informed that the Central Rsilroud
co7templates sn carly extension OF their line
from Eatonton, &c Putnam cOuEty, n~OrthWsrd
twenty-one miles 10 TIE town OF Madison, in
Morgan county, which is on the main line OF
The Seorsia Road, This viii give not only the
northern part or Putnsn aud Morgan county
me ehoic5 Of 40 outlet for their produce. by
way OF saVannah or Charleston, but extend The
same facility 20 several other o. unties along
tbs me o the Georg = Road. The Georgia rail-
roads are nov displaying . great deal OF sntes-
prise ana activity"
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appointed 70 investigate the fsots OF the
case above referred %, snd report TO this
House what sctlon Is necessary to bring
the matter b0foFe the general govern
ment, 10 order that The said Asylum for
the Blind may be rebuilt ss soon ne Erac-
tieable. Adopted under suspension OF
the rules.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 30.-T1e Times
comments on the rapid progress Of the
Union Pacific Railroad. IL eommends
the enterprise of Americans in over
coming obstacles, and explains the in
huence this Government project will
have IN the commerce Of the world.
PARIS, November 30.-JOhI p. Hale,
United States Minister to Spain, is here
consulting the medical fraternity rela-
tive to his falling health.
IonRielloM IL al GenAva
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DIED.

WOLFE-in Havana, Cuba, November 18th
after a lingering illness contracted in Florida,
this city.
cut OF in the prise Of life IN a strange land,
he leaves many friends to condols with his be-
rsavet perents and relatives IN their affection.
He was a member Of the BlsR City GIays 81
this city.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November so. - Commeree
is fat. Importers Of merchandise prefer
to store a larger prop triton Of their
goods and await the result Of the iusur-
rection. Merchants are buying to supply
the demand.
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POUGHKEEPAIIs.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n Y, November 80.
BY the explosion of a kerosene lamp on
3 parlor table last night, Mrs. Leslie, her
nttle son OF three years old, and her in
FAINT were burned 10 death.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, November Son the
adjournment Of the Supreme Court to-
DAY the argument to qussh the proceed
lngs was unfinished and will be continued
tO.mOrrow
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BlNNINa AND FIEINUItL.

c.,.- l,,,,gr.d f.,;I.s of the Union Pacific Rail
-. r...... C,,..h, ,,r,.. tI,e ,,I.ti-
| 49, ,.,, c,i.,.d and in a,ti,e op.ratiop.
o, t,lrol aud .i,t, miles have boon buit in the
last ,ro, ,rorth- More than nomru arc Tloycd,
and t, o,rrasc of go iuiirs per month VIII Dee con-
t,,led tlrou.hoUt the season. making goo comp ..rd
,,il,s I. January l. and IL Is probable that thc c-
ti,, , line io tine Pacific viii Doe open ia business
in l,.a No.rhorfr.t-ela.s railroad u the world las
leop bu,lt and equipped so rapidly as ,hc Union
Pacific.
Tho United States Government makes OF t'i. ra.-
road great national work. and aJs it construction
bv very liberal grants oi money and ot laAat I'
tgtIr tr.ilr. dc. s,,iy completion oi thc road. to
I-.,..,,. .r. .utl,...,.1 d, i..re their own nI..
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DOMESTIC. MARKETS.

PHIpADgLPHrA Jrly 27Cotton quiet Mahugs, 3o2c Feto-
e 0 basb Good Rel - 2G 81 3yi Amber 50 g. RE steady
.e western at 81 5 Oats aiy COO bush Pennsylvania
t9oaOr la GreceIes AL Po'Gn ie ao1g ale Flur
r,r anl fir demand Howard SIcet 6rpehne at 90
Etra 4IeaEli % Family s29@l21J CIV A,s Suer.ae NJ 80
do E2t- $40 l.52 20 Family %IZ0Ia l3yh Noflh
mad TiesT iai+ riae 70 @ on2s % - s5 ''4 ~ S aSe o IS
G5 P1oysoa 5e t rcset las caused The tempo
rt,Dslrh1, Jq 27Besye' very dal all 9ie lover 2 ~
$3.50 head 5ae r., gross Hoy, 0c z eFt hsaefi 'le' VV
S. Lo. J- 7rebiceo ann 10 lenaai exceeds the supply
nrca Wrapper 4N0Fl5; Bright Deaf sll@ - Hemp nothing
Vcl. 5rni Choice ed aa White 81 ~ 2J Coo Prime y. ~
sr, ara Yellow G2 White g1092e Oats decnugi Choice 9'@
f r. CIV Sl5ners i5s IJc Lad saal business Beeyes
us 800. unb Wheat 5000 bush Corn z9o0 bush Oats l'
a2 @ @ i % - @ p s oi sass 1t Ii "a % G6fss 95 F 'Hs'as.
s- " ,' @ '' Il, Ts 5 1' az o's 81 s @ lGC 5asS No.
hso pnng &C. 81 & and "a zoe 6s,l White IaHSS3 ,S on P '5
g., q b, ''" c.la 2 mei Neal, '' 'A sut aIi,ei
Canal ff.'"eai sl Corn a 60 = S.S s9 a.. Laa's 10 S T.
Com $1,000 ~ Of Lab.r Canal EspOHs-llo0o bush Wheat
CmCoJ r s' su aacsasei ~ d. v %l;9 c IS in in fair .5,ids de-
. s,e.a. 'lt I' o.. ~ a. q, ~ M ni l5 a az.
.g. Art N =, l store Provisions ul bang li ai,s
pos. la u1I o. Fzl ac tIi 81 L1i hw az It4'ie Na'tt h
a1. -5; Nstm 600 If. 50 iJa$I p, Live Hos Li4 lni
s.a.rr Id - l2in-g5 Receipts days. Z:1 h1- Flour
2.li I.s N h.4t g.,Di lu.i Corr $50 tn-h Oats enft
Ir0 f tHfr g1 'ul Wheat $500 BUSH Corn te6ls caii
Dy-ivN,l ui lFoa fm and at sio0 10 2 r sn,
-.l OI Ser 50 800 81 according 20 gg1Hi ''a sr az
tIl Ht to;.I. q.tt o iI fHi .f " missy
r aa n good u,aa 70 Soc u bond Less Pore m moderate fli'
.t a.a l bt bed q Fe &, bskats a- Bacon Hlcla-b-
tsrI l.. % I.e. ar. l'c ..f.re'. God 1893. hrT1-
ugtrf.E July -7-lour Qta. ar, bog prices uncl ineoa
ID. f. H.aH NH Na y
-3s mr boz cu Glc 7ud trH o. Pc Jog No = teees i.'
t.ut.sru bH, FO., iiDJ lush Nhtf' lI 1a-l. O- n-p
l at-LU. ii.s Pour. Ijf Id bush. What ,
LOUISVILLE I, .1obc ceso ~ l-lsi Luss Meil1 Le J.
o.. Cotton lor iii iig E.ot-e1lel1-e ~ ~"
t... Nt.t g. ,sc#l o. Oais-EeH. t5a 5c .om Z, a-2c
re- b aa - G L.-l IoaCl. Hess Pars 81 50 Broom
>..e.. .. Char tb oes Cs1r Sides, 4I,- buik alo4-
. .r-,. i... c,lr S.i.., tc WL.kg, Gee, Fl .3
New-York tribune., 1868-07-28
RIlfINAL

At the Essex Market Police Court. before
Justice Mansfield, yesterday murne. john bmh-.str
was accused OF sbbHg Jacob Jis-er uitilh severe
iaiuly upon linn. DaubcTgcr Waa committed
In the Hudson City Police Court ten prs
epcFs wero ARA gued yesterday morning HA OF Ielh
were hneo Iof 9tL-heig's Oh 7.'..'s .'s ~ a. y civ i5
fof Tlur days each carOusLg 10 MIS- Goa eloOi al
West End, sunday evening.
At tie Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan, one Horny siucal. was ai.',si,' 'U %
b,irR.nrv ON Sunday niLht tLc prrcnlr attempted '
e0vercd ana n-i int was arrested and yesterday vas
committed Ado'ph Back was caught ye,ieleHy ln tlc
act OF attempting 90 steal qu.huy o. -o.H l'se I"m
Nessrs May Stcaru'5 store 10 Jcdh't, ald nc was 4c
eordugly arrested and committed 10 tlc 4ouus.
In Justice Ri,ey's Court, Brooklyn, yester-
DAY, Thomas OC2uno!' I-oinas 0ailINef "i' i ,.i
SyiiiioI sni,,,1f re,,is In parrcst wss taken be-
Tor, he Conit for alstractnc gold watch aom the
pocket Of q friend, john MCDeIuutt. tAe WaicA va
found secrced under tho stoop OF Mui4sans house lie
was held O. answer
At the Jcnifsou Market Police Court ycster
DAY, before Justice Lcdvith, Beesman T. BarHhtm oi
No. S)s West fourthst, complained iiat AieAa4'ri
Heart ana Gerald Nn-el . reEpo i'sl Dl-',S & o
opened tro shut.cr, Of DE rear basement window ana
terq1lted and arrested uy officers Sands aHd Lacnian
Of the Nah FreeiucL 4ary were i'ily g, con con
MnCs31 ,rd Fa-grd Shields. were taken iuto
court yeslerGa5 morning charged YIN .as Dt.E 1 &C.
quantity VI ..fer ware t-ut'l =, f rom t'a
house oi Air RSu, No l2i Wcst A"entlltH>i.'
OHitpr Woodward entered coHl4t-iH e..e'e'. @ n''.
inc for H. ttoI t.Io,, against Joseph Cn igr au as
saS,jf on SUNDAY cotl Do, wrist badly uiat De- o. Ho"
in Bellevue 3lo,i-t'h ,"lI' l''gc -tttf ' "a ~ t..
10 act iH sc cc..rfa Hc Wd, c0lnu.l ieo " l, "a
ni,v accused of setting rc tu house in West Ift!
hfiIsi aud Mrs. E'h'it'' Gi'tScd i,u H't ~
b1.se oi Broadway, wCtc discharged, Yesterday a4ier
0rogau committed, !Or hi o. sl''D pan e!'n, -
ferday afternoon accused by Barnard Oiiaa ul no ~
fon the stables No $50 Itt }-ionit-l i''t 0''-
urcay IAcy pleaded - ~"iy'