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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-26

I G. LEAvENs, [successor 70 II u ~
Thls mani Flour and Grain Merchant Choice
brands OF Flour always on hand AT low nricaS '0o
s' -ha. 49, 1000. 3d.tf
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the store OF Isaac Harlem Jacob Solomon OF No $50
Pearst. and committed TO answer
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
Alderman Conan, Bernard Basch, James shay, John
HOFFMAN, and Alexander Bernstein arraiyncd on tho
complaint OF william Mas dealer In fancy goods At No.
80 Iispenard-st Basch eFrand boy the employ
OF Mr. Mas and il is alleged that his populations tho
past three months amounted TO $1,000 Detective Field
discovered that in OF the thets Basch was assisted
by one Shay OF No 40 Deancey-st From the boys De-
tccye Field learned that portion Of the stolen property
had been disposed Of at price far below the real Valuo
10 Hoffman ana Bernstein. VINO keep stands IN tho
Bowery, between Blocker and Houston-sE TINS
property found on their stands. Ihey az hrst
declared that they had purchased the property IN
legitimate m4nner from peddlers, but Baseh ldentDed
these men his customers. The entire party were COM
mitted.- ..Mm. Day committed 10 answer charge
OF theft preferred by Robert Robson Of No IL Green
wlchst Henry H. De>iott, while sleeping on the soop
OF NO. 10 hottest, early yesterday morning, had silver
watch picked from his pocket by Barney Connolly. The
thief caught and committed. Patrick Quinn as
saued Officer Weber OF the sixth Precinct after hls
arrest for disOrdery conduct and Justice Bowling held
him for trial the charge VIM Nelson found in
possession OF some wearing apparel belonging 70 Chris
tI3u seheuek OF No % Grecnwlcl-st.. and, being
arragnod before Justice bowling, Yves remanded for
trial at General Sessions.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL.


The following decisions of the Superior Court,
snecia Term are announced: Coles agt. Coles motion
for almony and counsel fee granted. Smith agt Berry
Jackson AIT Berry Paisted agt PnchOtt and Gray agt
National Steam Navigation Company motions granted
The case of Dolan against The Mayor, &c,
NJ the CITY OF New York. known the Stafford Pave
en case which the Superior Court dismissed Tor want
OF jurisdiction came before the Supreme Court Chambers
Yesterday upon motion for injunction, but was adj
lourned 10 the lith lust
, The divorce case of Filian agt. Flan came
mn Yesterday in the Supreme Court Chambers The wfe,
in tins ca &C. brought suit for limited divorce IN october
last Previous that, she had had her husband before
the Police Justices charge OF assault ana Daltry,
and sentence had been suspended. On the same day
that the papers were served the divorce suit the de-
on he Island on being released from there he sold out
Ia business paid of his debts and went TO Washington
an visit To his brother. Meanwhile, a
ve,erence had been had and an order made for
ai,monv at $50 per month, with arrears, ana
80 ns counsel fee On the defendants return from
Woshingon no arrested writ OF ne tItdt on the
lea that he had disposed OF his property and Intended 10
1--we the State 10 eyade the jurisdiction OF the Court
$50 the NH OF January he mas been in Ludlowst JAN,
o. III 81 900 bail His counsel move TO yacate
m order claiming that the matter persecution,
hat Tho order for amony obtained by false state
ns "a IN his property and that he does not and never
% intend 10 leave the city, except short visits Inc
ntiN brngs evidence To show that he does Intend 10
ae tho STATE that he IL worth considerable SUM- az
last two mortgages for $500 and s7OO respectively and
that the Testimony before the Referee was true Inc
Court reserved It's decision
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NEM-YnRK Arcrrnr AHA

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
ana those desrons Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry VIII nd II to their interest to advertise IN THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE VIII be found, not only in New York and all its
cities and villages but IN every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief ms will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions THE TR
UNE, semi-Weckly and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deVOtes especial attention TO the OF
estate both in the and in every part the state
thus adding greatly the value OF columns as an ad
vertisng medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 90 per line; SEMI
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MINIATURE ALMANAc.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
sgD R.s as7 san ssts...... Moos 1853
THs tAi.
ssA, Cove II 80 Hell Gde.......- l:to
SHIPPING LNTELLIG ENCE.
PORT or sgw.Y0RK.......""JULY 9.

CLEARED.
Steam,hps-Mvle, Renea Philadelphia DeHichAli N u
Vessels Bfenen Heurv Chaunecy, Gray AsplnNal anA iNe
PHILADELPHIA Niagara Bakeman. Richmond &c' Ashing Fo'"
Boston; Columbia Van Slice Havana pngo Johnsot' Fofalu
SLiu-Johu G. Richardson Lewis Sc J0hb, y b.
B,rk,-Vra tBtl BuieGed SenUtsi Sfahmore tBt burke
London Cere o. O., Lnretten hammBi maze t"us
shanghai Fannie Carver, Turks Ilandi kdA IN Oh Won ALn
BGg-Roderek r) Deciav Lngan, B. Volan' OBJ Canon
Little Gace b. G. H.; H. H. hcGlyey Hartman EA'rsn 9ti
Cca.sn Buaer Boston John Armstrong tBr Leaf Ant qua ray
son tBrl Ednlgr, Wsymouth, " .---
ersuaor tBr Hanger Nassau y = Lyra BL ii1 mes
hurT stanford; 2 g. Davis Consy 81 Pierre Mart h'she luiee
Babsdoes Julia Cneh (Br) haonsy St Andrews ~ D. Ae'
YAnkuren, Bridgeport
ARRIVED. a..
BARK Pope Bailey Liberia ~ days PAIN III @c Anu ebu
Bdg Veteran sn,w Palermo NAV u, fruit, ke
Bg Katie ToWn,eud Groin II days, sugar misses sna run
Brig Angostura Mailman Busnos ATes " Gay 1s "1 pa'
Bhg Ponyert, Allen. Neuyitas u days sugar
rods. Low P,stpott Albert Treat, Pembroke.
William 4 James Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ill.,, H.. ~ q i,ired s.brs Maret Chatham for New.
Haven In po hrs Ads Ryerson and Lena Huior SAILED sch
BosTos July ARRIVED steamship Nereu, EewYoIE -, -.
Fors, MosEoE July 9Auiyed brig FelH ron mo Jan'o oT
o,i,rs passed m m baltimore brgs Emma Fh from Poo coi
Blue Wave from Havana sehr Sabra. from PoH shln
FOREIGN PORTS.
GREHNocK July 91he steamship ST. Ahafe" nom 0aeoec %
ss prs inv eThe steamship Damaseu, from Liverpool for
ontec was Inward bound 20 this an ele as cabin ana %'
soSeSPfos July ss,eambp Bavaria from le".Yo'E June a.
IiysErooi Jay Steamshp MOraTian from Quebec June ~
arrived here today.
IA, A s Ion 90 90 bark n X CemeHs hence for Dun
Jaly lat 90 % Ion bark Ti'man hence ~ Pen'mbueo
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.


cla1s,i: Northwestern Extra Family 80 90$il 80 ie latter o
choice Minnesota Peunsy aud Ohio Do Sl0d 49, Faney
Unchanged Wheat demand; Red ~ a. Rye declined
81 Isl. 0,,. u5ehsSsed Other articles same
BiLrsoRr Jay 9coton quiet and steady Maiing 2,.c FlGqr
West frn aai sdysnced S-~ Red SO - S. New White
5 so aesr So' RYE 7d 81 IS PORK o n and unchanged Bi
con active, bat unchanged Lard dull al lie a..
AUGUSTA July 9CoonIhe sales OF the week have been 80
Iorynl1R JAY 9-Tohaeco-sales 800 hhi. premium IL
superfae Flour +Tes7 whrat-Pne New, s5 Corn 2c
.uk oa,. o@e Rye 81 IS Mess por s v B,Ion ro5
MEMPHIS July 9CoonReceps, bales exports bales Flour
oats Mes PORK - Lard lQlse Bacon higher Shoaders
Bc,y,Lo JAZZ bah Corn $50 900 bush
Oat. 6od busb Flour bills shipnenWhat 5000 bush
SSi 10 SoYors Flour ss6 80 for City Ground spring Wheat
tn 81 o SI SaG 81 Of o. sS No. sound At 81 later
oasrs 9c v9a, Gaysr' 0at. da offered at is,e g arrive y.
0.arso July sFour la, sPnns grades sale, Of
1000 bills 40 SASH FOR Nos and SPr1g Il 25e 81 80
for amber sl3 sr white and for Double EI WHEAT
vauh ub he at ~ o. Gorn good demand and the nAke, may
private aad 900 bush Indiana The po! at o. Oats scarce
and quiet Corn Meal, ~ 81 per e~t Meed steady shorts SIJi
70 STY6rk Lumber SO 50 to Tie Hudson Lake mpO-L90O
ei Lumber Cnsl BIpor-3io bush Corr 1900 bush Peas
ST. Louis. July bq unchanged Cotton and Hemp
ItTs - sou so Double Extra $40 5SG 75 there
sey yemen o. p11 Corn s1aag deSas
the supply Mixed aSle; Yellow SiaSti OAS hf9er ans
S9 Bacon-Cear Sides l6c Clear RIB lie Shoulders le
Sect Cured Hams a2le firm and Improved demands Neg
oc Cattle unchanged With light demand Sheep and Lamb, un
changed former S0S5; latter 81 5J0 - 70 RecpsoSO bos
Fous 1000 Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn, LOO bush Oats
CHca 9Flou quiet and steady Spring Extras - 'g SS
Wheat dn unchanged No sales al 81 81 No at 81 W
Corn active and declined lqlic sales at 67!G Rye doll at 20
Provisions and quiet Mess
Lard dm l6ic; buyers Offer Bd6Ie Dry Sate shonders
M s"es. Cured smoked and Cqya'sd Hams y Beet
Less active declined l5d25c sales at 80 80 for choice he
ept bills Flour 1000 bush Wheat 10000 bush Corn
n 200 bush Oats $500 Live Hogs ShPmenrs-Jo0 bo1 Flour
2OO bush Wheat 10000 bush Corn $500 Live Hogs Fegns quiet
and easier; Corn o Bnfao DE 20 OsNego 'ic
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRh, Thursday July p is

NEw-YoRh, Thursday July y 800
M attendance at the Exchange Salesroo ,i
was GOOD. and the bidding generally u'ely a,,
So A J. Blocker, Son Co. Sou iO' - g.,
honse IN olver-st for s5275 small counN' Innrsin
nous -. county 10 miles from this city, comprising
"es'ohe''. "a With a comfortable two-
Eve acres u 5rSIling and outhouses, ZOE SZ'ovv:
Sr James NJ Miller sou - 49, o.~as ~ land. with q
upper haN bo,se l0x3S feet, cnflSs' iiVuSc'
Sotbinc.hOuse aud ceIOnse rror az 81 Marv's
place situ!lCE rcs at Vauderbilts LahuInE 0'atVt
Island COMPRISING 81 city lOs 81 is coftace thereon
1'it , t and basement SWISS Co''"eS a. e.
q tMos.oi' ali modern Improvements Lol Slf t,t
rTI'' d't and for pleasant sutl lor,i,' mo rond
easy access % sron3s toward the Harlem River, with
Huoruniy for lateral eApaislOn' auJ III ~ Jie
thereulV"ss vtneriepced IN travelling from inc Dus,
CVnIVi ,.,rtious Of the CITY 10 tHo VrA ,f'ttV
where conn 80 he greatly enhanced rates Of rent
,pelled thousands OF our cltIehs 10 seth HOlhcs
mas ruorug cities and towns, when, Dy means Oh
IN thc aUd railroads. have become really more &c
stea tcse " hose business lies in the lower part Of
Sne ciS u1 sees large numbers Of families seeking
S,3es i'm some OF the uelgb0unG cites ana ieW OF lhOse
wV S,rI The result is that the prices Of desirable
S,ij5iur sites in the country are auVahclhE'
on Tuesday next, the llth inst the aeSsrs Autn q
desiraby situated in West Elizabeth charming suburb
NJ one Of the preues and most attractive OF our nelg
boring cities. and accessible in 80 minutes by either OF
Two railroads, from the foot OF COuTuandt or l4bcrly stS
Thesc ready for building on-a material co4sic
ration no those with moderate means. Their excellent
sitUafou and limited number viii undoubtedly insure
Sprited competition.
BY A. j. BLEECNER, son & co.
House and lot No, 50 OverSt, south SIDE house 25N35
feet lot 2sXS0 feet, 70 William Bcunct for S6275 Two
yorv frue dwelling house carriage house, COW stable
and helnery, with five acres of land, at Hunts Point
Hecester County 900 feet from last River ana lOmes
fron CITY Hall New York To H. L. LOweVy for S21,j0O
By JAMES ". MILLER
sTro-sf,rv mansion house. with carriage house.
,tabe bathngLouse, ice-housc, and hennery, and p
,cres OF land fronting on the East River, at Upper
eaveuswoOd. l. l.. five minutes walk from the Astoria
somboat Landing 10 A. Fife fOr$ SeO The twO-sOry
endorsement Swiss cot age, and n city lots laid out
lawn and heavily shaded, at the northwest corner OF
~ Nary's and New IOrk-aves., NandeTblts Landing
8 l. 70 James MeNlannis for Sl4,475.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per canals vessels rairoldjuly 9l4528 bush Wheat 404s
bush Corn 900 bush Oats 'l BUSH Mali ego bush Re- ~ bush
bills Flour 1923 bb< Meal l9i pkgA
Butter ps Cheese pkgA Beef pkg$ Lard y pg Ashes
II Cut Meats q pkg. Dried Fr1t Gil Pkgs Eggs ~ psg Cop
per PKG 1888 sides Leather 20 OIL Cake 500
pigs starch bales Wool bale. Hops 40 bids Tobacco 80 boxes
au,lea Tobacco
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THE MARKETS
Carefully reported for THs TR.BUJs.

Carefully reported for THs TR.BUJsi
THURsDAY. Ju,v Q 1853
ASHEs-The market Pots firm at So 2Jass3 Pearls
COTTON-Tbe demand has been moierate holders little
Sn1os to realize and prices reduced e the market closing with
out much strength sales Of 5 bales all 10 spnners We quite
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CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court y esterdaay Z;
saaDS on the 9ad Of june s2ls worth OF clothing from
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gurt @larSn's iIOtitt.
Stars oy FHwYoAK,

MATS oE hHV1oAH, I
PoRrwAEDESs Owes, No 2JWlAamst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WITH
~ section Of the passed April H. 1857 entitled an heto
a. WarirnJ Onee Of Port Of New loG 70 all persons
i In or having charge Of the subject MATES Of such inquiry
az suryev that the oSng vessels under erAmnA-
IT, hs po,t Wsrus aud said examinations ~"
h. within days succeeding This nohee on board As
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WALLACK". v,rru w,vx
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ousts mO efarms Ulantt6.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED in n good To-
- cation c1utr-at 20 S,lork ut oltu about p Toous ana
tAlu 80 per yet Aitre,i 81 j. H. Boz No !" D.
y. P.s.p1cr.
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SuttiOu Sails Of Zeal Gstatt.

AICIlONEkEN AND
ZEAL BbTATB BROKBRS,
No 95 NAsssr.T. cor. CED.Hsr.. NEW-loHE ~.
tty Residences Loss County Sr- ord Farms t"1fht soa
.. "a cfs-d Loans rr9oate' AnrHn of fur-tu" &C.
Tie Fry So $50 Iet l'rng be1 disposed Of al Pu'ais As
viii consequently DOT offered o. suction. sivs-ted
JOINS ~ MILLER No. p hassau.iL
IL HENRlQUES Auctoneer. -. ,o-.
< Z. FEhEMFrO - SALR OF ALlAHLh BIlLDlhH LUIS
AT WIS., ELIZABETH NhWJEENEl
ALLEN BROWN vii cell % suction on TUESDAY,. InF t. %
tic u-.uasss ONkR AloHf HUNDRED CITY LOTS Sale 70 ON
49,, ,.,r offered ~ ale 10 one ofie dcsble localities
a E.aih j. directly 90 Wet Elizabeth station o1 ihe y j. Nen
-I U.Hsl % mIuates rl~ ~ NrE lort tN pr'a
90 ri Church ie a1tf n kuteh l1 les ius ihl Pc a
rara 4htr beside avoiding Hr G,loJaue ta4 ctlohofe %
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&c. s..erfg real sa NfFJsrsry 1 being sIrmps4 hoa
LrHfr rrf tatf rot require ftFtnaiIA .., $780,
s ,aff t.-c.tt Of tle rt.s ref emnn PArs tAnug
t. bed HH free t.r's 60 ari inm ie
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o-afB WppD8uFFk sos. ki-'h@ta
lanes ". MILLER, Auctionecr, will sci at
- lsLs tu.or uacf ibs dar.os % Sttut l'ae e tifrs
on NOybtl rui- L. % ooct he htoiangc sales
room 30 ~ Gr6Itar valH-h- toHrs a4i lots kuoaa
Sol. e. and al DIVISION ST.,
No 10 CffEHN.Nr.
So 50 HFsTERNr.
No Ig rHfElFFSE
Sale positive n tho bgtst bidder
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cn1rpr cAIrNnARe-TLIs nAY.


SUPREME wBRtsIled Oh SUTHERLAND Conrt
AZ 10 O'Clock IA. Call u calendar ~ u m Reserved o,seA
a. .Plaum Mehbriret 4i..Gun AL Pcifrr
80. .CaFfere agt %. .DIryee 81 al stanley.
40. BRADLEY al ag Goldsmith 02 Gardner Tie Mayor
etal IIlOi.. " Gilman 81 Al. sgt Thezas
4l..Hcisch ct al agt Goldsmith eslL
eth Ils. .Sprsgne ct al agt Wslch.
a.. Stiles e al az. Goldsmith et al
Call No ll2-ln re VonG oosieek agt. Sanford
C0rRg-
Motions during alton viii be hesri
MARINE C0URr-TRlAI TERM--Iled J-Court
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KITTY MCGEE'-New Song and Chorus,
IN bv Henri Tucker. 49, LtyB rs NJ HEART AND PAY
so EESTf Bc mailed FREDERICK BLUME, No. l1J Broad
way; Bftnch. No. 90 Borey.
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4 BOOK for Country Residents-WARlNG's
II ELtHENIS OF AGRICULTURE Price 81, BY mail from The
Tribune Office
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-24
PAPERS AND PERIODICALS

the office OF that brave and strong
paper, the Petersburg Index, was re-
Quoted to ashes few days ago by an
inceEdlary-some carpet-bagger or scal-
awag, most likely. A mean and FIJI, lie
piece OF revenge, for the Index is man.
ned by crew which cannot be kept
down by fire or flood. BY the time
tins is in print, the Index will be afloat
again, crowding canvass and pouring
double-shotted broadsides into the pi-
rates who plague the political seas of
the Old Dominion. A long life and
plelty of fight for you, plucky Captain
CAMERON, and the same to you, Leften-
ant RuFUs V.
Drs. ED. WARREN and CHARLES w.
CHANCELLOR announce their intention
to publish soon new Medical Journal
in Baltimore. We hope and predict
that iG will be decided success.
Our friend A. L, CRuTenrIELD, for
merly of the Petersburg Express, an
nounccs new literary weekly, the
Literary Pastime to appear in Rich
mond in august. May it speedily wax
as stout as its protector is our prayer.
Peterson, DEMoREsT AND Young AMER
lea for August, on hand promptly. In
November next, Young America will
be nearly doubled in size. Price un-
changed, 81, so year.
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THE INTENSE HEAT IN NEW YORK.

The New York Post has an immense
list ofdeaths resulting from the intense
heat of the past week in that city. The
Times also says that many of these fatal
cases have occurred with persons who
were not directly exposed to the rays
of the sun. 1t remarks:
ssWe have the dreadful fact from DIR.
Harris, the Registrar of the Board of
Health, that t,oo hundred and fifty deaths
have occurred as direct effect OF heat,
in the Metropolitan District during the
last three days. The Registrar has
made series of suggestions on the mat
ter, under the title of Precautions against
Sun-strolce, which we publish to-day
In the main, they are good, though
some of them are rather difficult of prac-
tice by those who IRE most liable to be
attacked-as, for instance when he adj
vises laborers and other Woodworking
men to keep ia the shade from IL till 4
in these very hot days. The Registrar
must have observed that a large proper
tion of the recent victims of heat were
struck down in houses or places ofbusi-
ness, and without having been directly
exposed to the rays OF the sun. Still
there is no doubt that the following of
such directions as he gives would save a
great many lives.n
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PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILLs-ARMs
FOR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ELTON TO ELECTION RIOTS.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Fhe Senate
remained in session till midnight last
night. The army bill was passed. 1t
reduces the army to 10000, and provides
hatthree infantry regiments and one of
calvary shall be of negroes. 1t musters
out all except the West Point band
1t gives 1000 Springfield rifles to the
militia of each Congressional district
on condition that the Secretary of War
shall be satisfied tina. the militia are loy.,
al. The last provision Lexcited a sharp
debate, Mr.. Drake saying that "if he
had his way he would arm every loyal
man in the Southern States, with a
Springfield rifle and cartridges, ad H6i-
tan, and so far as he was concerned,
he was willing tor 1t to be written on
the bill that these arms acre intended for
the protection of The loyal men at the polls. !"
If the Senate of the United States
will keep this temper, stand by GRANT,
and play the play out, we shall have
war. 1t is n little late in the day to
begin, but the Radicals can make stiff
fight if they will use their means pro-
perly. GRANT is ready, and BLAIR, in
such a cause, would be nothing loath.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-24
REPORTED RIOT IN TEXAS.

A Geographic dispatch dated Calves
ton, Texas, yesterday, says:
ION the evefing of the 9th riot COM
menced at Millican, on the Central
Railroad. A mob of about twenty-five
negroes, led by white school teacher
and negro named Brooks, attempted
to hang a man named VIM. Holiday
White citizens prevented the execution,
and headed by the Sheriff and Bureau
agent attempted to suppress the mob,
which resulted in the death OF ten or
twelve negroes. On the 9th the nnm-
bers increased on both sides, and skirln-
ishing occurred dnring the day. The
casualties are estimated at twenty five.
A small body of troops arrived late last
night, and dispersed the rioters, killing
three negroes. The lattar, numbering
three hundred to five hundred, had for
titled themselves three miles from Mil
lican, and refused to lay down their
arms till the troops dispersed Them
The entire loss is fifty or sixty. The
difficulty is said to have arisen from
suspicion that a negro member Of the
Loyal League mad been hung, but who
has since been found.
We do not know how far this account
may be exaggerated.