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New York Items.

New YORK, July 1.-THE master ma
sous held another meeting yesterday,
when it was stated that the owners of
buildings in the city had, many of them,
agreed to wait for the end of the strike.
1t was also stated that the German
strikers had become dissatisfied, broken
up their old organization and were re-
turning to labor under the ten hour
rule.
Seven young girls went into battle,
last evening at the foot OF 10Th street,
East river; one of them got beyond her
depth, and in her struggles to escape
drowning dragged three others into
like danger. A boy, fourteen years old,
named Frank Beck, hearing the screams
of the girls came 70 their assistance
and succeeded, by persistent diving, in
rescuing three of the four; the other
girl, named Powers, was drowned.
The case of Collector Bailey, of the
Fourth District, came up for hearing
Yesterday before Commissioner Osborne
and resulted in that gentleman's honor
able discharge. The perjurcrs now IN
prison, who sought fer their own ends
TO iniure Mr.. Bailey, will be proceeded
against at once. The charge of subor-
nation of perjury will he to-day prefer
red against the special agent of the
Government here, Major Belknap, who
it is alleged was one of the great NOV
ers in this affair.
Wharton's Nickel Works, together
with the buildings occupied by the OBJ
eratives, near Camden, n. D., were
burned on Sunday. Loss $4,000.
While landing picnic party ut 4
pier last evening from steamer girl
fell overheard. A policeman. in trying
to rescue her, was drowned with her.
During the excitement the guards of
the steamboat gave way, precipitatlng
over a dozen more into the river, and
it is thought several were drowned.
An officer of the Citizens Bank was
robbed of $1,000 yesterday. No clue 10
the robbers.
The Union Republican Executive
Committee OF this city adopted IL reso-
luton yesterday endorsing Mr.. Evarts
for Attorney General aud thanking the
National Democratic Convention for its
nominations.
At a meeting of the blicklayers last
night encouragement was received from
other societies, and they appeared de
termined to persevere in their strike for
eight hours.
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From COlun,I,ia.

COLUMBIA, July 1.-THE Legisla-
ture, to-day, elected Thomas J. Robert
son United States Senator for the short
term, ending il ISL. The Senate, on
the fifth ballot, elected F. 4. sawyer,
who is Collector of Internal Revenue
of Charleston, United States Senator
for the long term. The resGi; regard
sug the latter election in the House is
yet undecided.
The Lieutenant Governor WAS iuaHg-
mated to-day.
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July IA.
FLOUR-Steady; sales spring extra
at 7 60al0 so.
WHEAT-Dull and unchanged; sales
of No. at 9lal 81, and No. = at 7Sa
1871.
CORN-Fairly active; demand chiefly
speculative; market firmer and lalic
higher; sales of No. at 92a92ac, No. 2
at 9la9l &c, aud rejected at S2iGs5c, clos
ing with sellers of No. l at 92c.
OATS-In fair request by spectators,
at iaac higher; sales at 664aG3c; closing
quiet at 66lc.
RYE-Neglected.
BARkEY-Neglected.
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From Raleigh.

RALEIGH, July l4.-According to a
resolution adopted in caucus last night,
the General Assembly to-day elected
John Pool, of Pasquatonk, United
States Senator for the long term, until
March, 1873, and Gen. J. c. Abbot, for.
merly of New Hampshire and now OF
New Hanover, for the short term. which
expircs March 4, 1871.
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Medication,

CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE Jewish
orphan Asylum was dedicated today.
Governor Hayes and staff, and a large
number of citizens and strangers were
prescut. The procession was large and
the ceremonies interesting. Addresses
were delivered by Res. Dr. kleGberg, of
Louisville, Il. +. Peixotte, of New York
Rev. DIR. Wise, of Cincinnati, and
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BanQuct.

BALTIMORE, July 14.-The banquet by
the citizens of Baltimore to Hon. Rev
erdy johnson will be most interesting
occasion. The President and Cabinet
and all the foreign ministers and. men,
bers of the United States Senate have
been invited and many are expected to
be present.
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Commissioners Notice.

Pratt : 10" IN Ghaasy J? ~
ShrTard Clemens. OF al. Ohio county, IVES,
Virginia. ..
DURSUANT TO TIE DECREE MADE
i in the above cause On the I'D deg Of May
IeGs, will Oh SATURDAY, THE ieth DAY
OF JULY, i5Gr, 40 my stiiee Ia the city OF
wheeling. and thereafter by adjournnsnt lrou,
coed 70 ascertu.n and HIoft the ar,i pniA ABd
prioritics u the liens upon tho lhni ~ uifot e.l
and doscrib.d In the bill and exhibit fi.d h. tie
above entitled caHAc: and whether tls deed Il
trust, or contract, msn i0ned and d.seribvd n
seid bill. was 90 eEsGHtc! a. 10 caUsiIiats /
ysliilieR upDsi SAID iasd. and coy al o ua5sts,
10, deeIn peat iRent. or that may Be desfe4
10y any raTty IN interest.
HANNIBAL FORBEl
CDmihi ssisner Ohio County Circuit COaTt.
juno Ilth. IsGs iunllozNst
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~. Louis Mnrlkct.

ST. LOUIS. July Ii.
Flour quiet end unchanged. Wheat
firm for choice, but other grades irregu.
lar. Corn higher at s9a90c. Oats large
ly advanced at 79aS4c. Rye lower at
/ GOAL -. Pork, d 90. Bacop-shonl-
ders, l3al5c: clear sides, l7al7tc. Lard
at llsal2c for tierce.
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4. Academic.

VIM. Y. Peters, A. NJ. Prof. OF Latin.
r. L. GilderstSeye, Phi. D., Prof. o: Greek.
NJ. ScLele dc We're. LID, Pref. OF Modern
On or. s Venable, A. NJ, PROT. OF Mathematics:
Leopold j. BoeCk, AUct. Prof Of Applied
Mathematics. ,
Francis II. Smith, \. ~, Prot. of Natural
Philosophy.
S Maupin, A. N Prot. Of Chemistry
ITO be appointed Sept. 4thJ Prof. OF Technoi
ogy and Agricultural Science.
w. II. McGuGey, Id, LID, Prof. of Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. Hslmcs, LID. Prot. of History
Literature and Rhetoric.
~, Law.
John r. Minor LID, Prof Of Common and
q. Southall, Prof Of Constitutional asi in.
tcrnatonal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
ITO bc appointed Sept eth J Prof Of Medicine
and ObsiciIlcS.
j. l.. C1bell, N. D. Pref of Physiology and
Surgery.
tdria MCdica.
S Maupin. NJ. d, OF CheaIisry and
j. +. Chancellor, NJ D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The aGp-cratc expenses of the student for tho
session OF nine months, exclusive of textbooks,
clothing and po,k ct money will he about a. FOL.
loGs:
/. For the Academic StUdent, attending
''-o2 FrpICS.Jra S}Go
.. For llia La s.a,yst, attending the full
:. See of Law, s3Gj.
ri. For the Medical Student attcEainG the
mll Medical course, s3gJ.
OF these sans, respectively, Sa2j, s2]0 and
s2iN will bc required in flcancc and the balance
in the progress oi tn session.
f. Al. l. dot liza Df the n
ton Of the schools plan r instruction. expenses,
&C. address VIM. Wofinnbaker S,GI.taIS, or
=. MAUPfN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
iu!tl9 j. @. University Of Va
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From jackson /.

JACKSON, MISS, July 14.-Governor
Humphrey and family were yesterday
elected from the Executive Mansion
by the military authorities.
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New York DRY Good. Market.

NEW YORK, July Il.
Market steady and firm with fair
inquiry tor staple cottons and low
priced woolens for the season. The de-
mand, however, is in no way qctive or
general, with the Thermometer at IS
TO lOl in the shade.
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New York Heuey Market.

NEW YORK. July u.
GOLD-Opened OF l42s and closed at
lili.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Closed
steady; Coupons of 81, 1l3iall3s; do
'62, n3sal13!; do ga, 1104a1lOs; do '65,
lllsal1li; do new, lOSsal0Sf; do 81 ,
lossalo5s; do '6s, iooaiO9s;lo-4os, 1918;
7.3Us, l0Sfal0SI. - "
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ResioraUou OF Civil LAW i'm Lon
i~iaBa.

NEW ORLEANS, July H.-GovernOr
Yarmouth was inaagurated yesterday,
after which he notified General Buchan-
an. The latter thercupoa issued an or
der notifying all the military O&icers
that civil lay was now supreme in Lou
isiaua, and instructing civil officers un-
der military appointment to hand over
their offices to their successors, who
have been elected.
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nient, tho Delegates he chosed by Town
ship or Gogaty Ton{ ehtisns, on
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 15GS.
1t 10 aiso recommended that
the Delegates from The First and Sec
ond Congressional Districts IN attend
ance upon the State Convention nomi-
nate q Congressional candidate and a
Presidential elector for each of their
respective Districts.
The possibility chat, owing to their
remoteness. some 0f the counties of the
Third Congressional District may not
be fully represented, has induced the
Committee to leave the selection of the
time and place for making their Con-
gressiOnal and Electoral JpOmisstiQns
entirely to the discretion of the Demo-
cratic and Conservative voters of that
District,
Fellow Democrats and cOnseT- atises!
Your political brethren in all parts Of
the country where elections have been
held within the last twelve months,
have achieved magnificent Victories.
Tie Great reaction which is to redeem
the nation nom tyranny and misrule
he's fairly set ia in otLer States, it,
progress is irresistible. Let US, tho,
press foggard in the work OF
REDEMPTION. Not ons moment
should be lost-no exertion spared.
County, Township aud School District
organizations should at once be CON-
pleted, and every man who can be
moved 70 espouse the right, should I've ap-
preached, Informed ald melted to ac-
ton. The work is in Jour hands. If
you arc true to yourselves, your State
and your country, you cannot fail.
Success will crown Your efforts, and the
ble.sings of good government, % long
unknown In West Virginia, viii once
more bring TO her people peace, prosper
ity and happiness. 4.
J. w. GALLAGHER,
NC. HANDLAN,
-..- W, w. MHAEa, s4a
GEO. X. TINGLE, 4
LEWIS BAKER.
Democratic and Conservative State Ereca-
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GRAFTON,
1T 10 o'clock, Il. ~,

Thursday, July l6, 1865,
To nominate two Senatorial Electors
of President and Yice-President Of the
United States, and to select candidates
to fill the following State Offices:
GOpCrROrj
auditor;
attorney General;
Secretary Of State:
Treasurer;
The ratio of representation will be:
Ten delegates in the Convention for
each member of the House Of Delegate S
to which the count ieO respectively are
entitled.
This ratio gives to the counties res
a
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state or West virginin,

Ohio County Circuit Court
June Rales, l-e
Mary Keefsr, who sues by her next irIrat
Philip Winter
W.
Xavier keefer.
In Chancery
u,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To Oh
tain a decree for divorce from tho bond !,
matrimony with aiisnony
canse that the Defendant, Xavier Hc,irr t,u.,
a resident of this State, ON m0tAIp OF tbc ,or
plainant, by her counsel,it is srdersi that lie
40 appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication OF this orlSrr and tut
posting thereof at the front door OF the Cus.r
House. of Ohio county West Virginia Apu L.,
What he NAV deem dit to protect bis int,r,si
Test: MICHAEL j BRElNlG, COX
TAYLOR l. BARR, Sols. for Compit
Iyl-oau4t sN sEffFs rs
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July IA.
Wheat steady: sales amber at 2 20.
Corn active; fresh recelpts at 92c, and
regular at Gle. Oats dull Mt Is a69c.
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HALTBY HOUSE.
A. II. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE
Greenwood Cemetery,
IN TmR NATIOgsu


- ROAD, three miles East Of the city, Is now
ready for Interments sale and Improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres 0f Ind, and IL laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be EASILY reached at all seasons by the National
RIaa Gal Tor tbrsefGuFths Of the yesr by the
HenipHeld R1ffruad. u 10 pssfecjiy secure, and
intended to DO beantiIled By every variety Of
tTees, shrubbery, public ysnlt, chapel, artificial
lake i9Enta.1,9 81, 70 make il equal 70 the best
Rural Cemeteries II the osUltTy. Ample pro-
vision Is also made for It's eniargeuiegt, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the groVnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat secure them BY calling az the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over tho Bank
OF Wheeling.
Persons wishing - make interTnents will call
on the Secretary 20 obtain pogssi:s .heTe,pr.
Tickets Of admission 70 lot holi5rs AID Wit
tors v I'll be issned BY the Secretafy.
Al. SWEENEY, Pres't.
3. 9. RQyfaH, SecS. ~
BuSgp % DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John a. Armstrong.
J. s. Rhodes George Adams
John q, NUN T. e. Jordan
Geo Aenaei, ga. HIdreth,
osepR HeE angel
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Slnle OF yves. Yirginia,


jane RHI,,, ~,
Thomas Hughes
vs..
Rohert Henderson. Executor Of John Laa.r,,
deceased.
Attachment In AssumpSit
,yHR OBJECT OF THIS SUIT l. To III
cover Of tie defendant, Robert nrndtrsoa
Executor of John LatertS dcct0sssi, TIE sun
of ~ s., with interest thereon FRA -, Ia.
day of June, 1860, till paid and roslS " n
tachment saed out In this cause hAyiGs te.t
returned served ON the Agent of H. b SO
X. r. Co. and ID. {. List the RecoiV 90 d,
Circuit Court of Ohio county, in the Ca u tie
u & o. X. +. Co. against j. W. Z Ldrr,',
a n Sad il appearing from On affidavit MED
in IT, c,use that Said detegdapt HcndG-Dn
Escua,s is y OF q resident Of the STATE = wc~,
virginia on motion of plnptiIis aftnIney II 4.
ordered that Do do appear harp NahiR Que
month after the fourth weekly publication a.
dr Dos ting Of this Order at the front door OF IL
Cont House of Ohio county, and 40 What D.
nay mem 1T 20 protect his mtcrr~: " .u.a
ENCc Gtor.
Test MICHAEL J. BRE(NlG, Clc,k
q u. CALDWELL, Atty for Plaintiff.
iyi-aANlP
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d,afffe lfolen

ST. LOUIS, July IA herd Of l2D0
beef cattle, worth $4,000, were stolen
some three weeks since from Mr.. Gary,
on the Rio Pecas, New Mexico, by the
Apache Indians.
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EHR UNDRRsIaNRD aRRRaE

II gives notice OF his appOintment A.
A.signce of the Estate Of VIM. y. Braiy .
West Liberty, in the county of obO in the ID,
trict of West Virginia, aud who was, tow,
on the 30th day Of May, A. ID ls6s adiad.rd
Bankrupt, upon the petition OF himself hy H.
u. y District Court for the said District.
Dated at Wheeling West Va, tue 1t DIV
of July. A. d. ls6s. T. G. BARR
jy2-oaw3w ASS.gEse
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From, Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 14.-This is the hot
test day of the season. Thermometer
%. There have been several deaths
from sunstrOke.
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Risss motley Of bis appointment a. A.sign.a
81 ID. estate q w. Y. BUTLsE, Jr., - wbe-liEs
Ia the county Of Ohio In thu Distrif Of VIZ;
virginia. and who was, In wit, on the 9Th day
a May A. ID. lpGr sdjudged bankrupt upSn
tlie petttion Of hinaeii. b. tho u. y DtssliS,
Court for aid Distinct = -. -, =.
A. ID. !-Csf
jun3LaaH3g WI. BATES ia.
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siitvaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July IL.
Flour dull and prices unchanged
Wheat dull at Sl1 for No. 1.
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LEGAL MOTTO VS..


i rfves notice Of hts appointment ls =. 49,.
of the Estates Of J. Z. Hootea & Bro, CT Nil,
in the county Of wetzei, in the District Of W.,
Virginia and who were, 20 wit On the 9Th day a.
.June. A. ID. 1868, adjudged Blnkrapts upontto
Detifion Of themselves, BY the I. s. 0istr.,
Eonrt for the District Of West Virginia.
Dated ut Wheeling, the nrst DAY OF Juy
ID. lsss. W. " ho"A' ass'gNee.
iy2-oaw3w
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Democratic Conservative
State Conventions

In pursuance of " resolution passed
Inv tho nsate C0pyertiQn held in WHEEL
ing, on the 9Th day Of January last,
there will DO State Convention of the
Democratic and Conservative voters of
West Virginia, at
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state Of West virginia.

ohio County Circuit Court
JuHc RHifs, ~.
Il. G.. Barr administrators tc bonis nm ~
tcstamcnto apnpSo Of tn estate 0l Mat
Smith deceased, George Smith John Snin
David Smith and Joseph Smith lsiTs ~ o.,
Of Henry Smith deccas,d Henry KocDa,n. aJ
mmlAiatOT ul the cst4lto al Jamos kc, ElD
who Wa the husband oi Elratpth kcruAu
Abraham Miller. Pleasant Miller al. NJ,
Richard Shively and Jane Shivoly bis wife
William Richly and Sarah Richly his wife, AMI
William Richly, heir nt Law Of Mary Catharinc
Richly, d~ccascd, Fergus Smith, ~ his ovb
right and as Joint executor With Hrnry grp
nan, Of the Will of John Smith, deceased Hon
~ Smith and Mary EIsAbath smith nov IA,
tnrmarTicd With Horace Ridgoly, children OF
Fergus Smith William Craig Smith Mary
Catherine Smith and Henry Clay Smith Chi
Kdren of J6hn Smith drc'aHed Mary Williams
Mari Jane Newton Rel'ccCn Ann Roberts api
Fergus RHbelts,
Joseph W. Morgan and William y Mot.an pi
mnistratOrs OF thu estate 81 Josiah Morgan
deceased, who was executor of the last VIII 81
Mary Smith, deceased, Ebcnrzrr MdLullOfh
Fergus Smith and Henry keenan,, Joint cNrCn.
tors If the last will Of John Smith, deceased
In Chancafy
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT II To CON
j pei the defendants, Joseph w. Morgan aud
William is. Morgan, 10 account aud pay over Il"
the a'iminisi ratUr all sums oi money In thT,r
hand, belonging ~ .hI. .ltati & Mar Suir
deceascd and ~ charge all tLs ikfaldgpls iOy
doyastayit worked upon said estate, AMI u ~
pearing from an AibdayA nlei la the cause ib.,
William Is. hoTgaA 10 not resident Of tho State
of West Virginia, on mdion Of complainant
cnuns-l IL IL ordered that he do appslr here
within one month after tho fourth weekly publ
cation and due posting Of this order AZ tie front
door ~ the Court House Of Ohio county. AMI d.
What 20 nay soost.t to Rpi"g hIs lsjsiy',
Test NIChAkLJ BREINIG. Clerl
TAYLOR a. BARH, Sols. for Complts.
Isl oawft
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troo,
day, tn
speech to
Sgainst MAXI.
sympathy with
against the Queens
county is reported traL
In the House of Lords
was announced that royal a. d
been given to the Irish and SCI re-
form bills and to the boundary bill.
A son of the late King Theodorus, of
Abyssinia, has arrived in England and
gone to Osborn on q visit to the Queen.
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psctiyely the following representation :

1t is respectfully suggested that, as
far as may be practicable aud conve-
nient, the Delegates lie ohosed by Town
slip or Goyaty 5on{ ehtisRsr on
SlTITRDlY- nJIY Ith- fsGs
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Democratic and Conservative State Ereca.
tire Committee.
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lHE UNBRRsIGNED nERRBY

lDmiAi asisuer Ohio County Crcpif CoaTt.
Juno Ilth. IsCs. iunlloaS.l
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-07

Freedm6ns AID Union waited on Reverdy johnson
mis- evening at the American Legation, aud presented
address. Mr.. Johnson in his reply, assured them
that they had the sympathy Of the people OF the
United States, and concluded with these wOrds:-"l
shal conduct my duties to satisfy you that ieel
ihe subject you have at heart precisely as you do"
LONDON. Nov 6.-The Times has an editorial on the
result Of the Alabama negotiations which, Il infers
from the speeches OF the American Minister to have
been brought to a satisfactory conclusion. IL eXults
in solution Of the question, and praises Mr. johnson
not only for the frank and concialory manner In
which he has conducted this controversy but also for
his manly and straight forward ut teranees in regard
to the payment of the national debt.
The Times declares that the tone in which Mr.. John
soB repudiates tamperng with the national credit rs
fraud shows that the higher class OF American poll
ticiGns recognize the same principles of morality
which arc current on this side OF the Atlantic
LIvERPoOL, Nov Ga despatch from Cardiff re-
ports the American bnrque Freeman, Dennis, put into
Perarth disabled, having been damaged in q collision
with an unknown ship at sea.
ERLrN, Nov. 6.-In the Prussan Diet to-day the
Minitter of Finance submitted report showing tn 1
the share Of Prussia in the financial deficit Of the
North German Confederation was e5,0J0,0ll
The Minister also introduced bill oonhscating the
property of the Electur of Hesse, account of hs
famous memorial
HAVANA Nov. o.-The United States steamer Pc
nOtscOt has arrived arrived at Key West, bringing
news eceived from Mexico.
General Canto has arrived Mt the capital OF Mexico
The Grand Jury has found true bill against him
pdrticres crininis in the assassination OF Bltore
Thci fears Of another InFurrectiOn in YucAtan
General Losado has published card denonncng
as false the charges made against him in the pubic
prints.
Robberies and assassnations were OF freqaent oc-
cureuce, and travel becoming still insecure
Several arrests for political reported in
the capital.
The confessor Of Macmillan has arrived In Mexico,
bringing diamond crosses and other presents from the
Emperor of Austria, to Mexico, for the lawyers who
defer ded the late Emperor.
bill granting the right to all persons to carry arms
for selfprnie cliOn has passed.
General Escobedo has entered upon the campaign
against the ReDels in Tamaulipas.
A commission appointed by Congress to consider
the su ect has reported in favor OF restoring the
American, Vera Cruz and Mexico Railway ana psle-
graph Company the rights aud privileges formerly
granted them.
The Secretary of State of Vera Cruz has been ar
rested and sent to the Capital under guard by order
OF Juarez.
HAvANA, Nov. 6.-Exchange on London. i36a14;
on Paris 1@11G; on United States co days, IN cur
rency 24923 discount.