Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-03
ExcurslOmists,
ayy Yard News.


-, The Pacific editorial excursionists have
arrived here, thoroughly tagged out with
travel. 20 -. - lAai' I'D n9sa3s
iiIif s1au Navy Yard News. Io9 brB !
Work has been suspended on three YES
sells at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The new
steam sloop- of-war Kenoshal will be
launced next week. .-r,f .T, 80,
Yellow; Fever-Quarantin
The Monongahela, with yellow fever on
board, is still at quarantine, where she is
ordered to remain until the first frost. 'ii7
:, ,'51,, go Money Marker. y 1'''is 4.
There is no change in the money market.
Nine million five hundred thousand dol
lars were collected from customs here this
month. o5rrr ers =-r.F Eruc4 s-4eI
Government bonds are stronger to-day,
and have fully recovered the recent frac-
tional decline. ~ aA1 9Ed 9aj III t1s
Seward for Graut-Carrent Re-
I i5I.F fi4E5 port. y ..Gi Oh
The report that Mr.. Seward will make
speech at Auburn, indorsing Grant and
Colfax, gains currency, if not general be-
lief. The Democratic papers treat the
matter with Indifference, and the Radical
journals are not elated. aup q hI7 ,sIsf +
i.i. 81 tao. go ~ New Y DIRK, August g.
The pending controversy between the
Board Of Health and the butchers resulted
in compromise. The latter are allowed
till the first of January to remove slaugh-
ter houses from the city and agred to ac-
quiesce in any health ordinance or regula-
tion the Board may deem necessary.
News from Porto Cabello reports that the
adherents of the deposed priest to the
number of 1900, supported. by iotilla of
five small vessels, had concentrated there.
Laguaryre is blockaded by another portion
of the fleet. The new President, Monagas,
has marched on Porto Cabello, determined
to crush all opposition to his administra-
tion. t1Fisi sliH.f 1-f fia "u1 .
Advices from st. Domingo state that
], 800 of President Baez's troops were beaten
by the revolutionists, and their Com
mander, General Bingham, was killed. The
reported English loan is myth.
The steamer City of London, from Liv-
erpool, arrived to-day. q. -.s3 -rq7.r
The Grand Duchy of Baden has decline
the invitation of Bavaria to meet in mill
tary convention in the Southern States.
The Southern Princess Charlotte has
passed into a stage OF violent madness,
her fixed idea being that she is kept pris-
oner by her family, and that she must es-
cape and go to her husband at Miramon.
The Holy See is disposed to recommend
to the Austrian Bishops an attitude of con-
ciliation, and in particular that they should
dNOlu oil SICpS COulu Uc COilSluST6u
as interference in political affairs.
A general agricultural report of the con-
dition of the harvest on the continent says
the harvest in the south of France is ter
minated. The crop, which in certain To-
calities of the war was supposed to be in
great jeopardy, will be good and reapers
are going on everywhere, and the farmers
seem to be well satisfied The yield will
be large, although the quality leaves some
thing to be desired. El.argI
At Mont Sherry the sickle is also in the
corn, and the crop will be good.
Letters from Normandy give the greatest
hopes, and on several points the product
will be above the average.
Similar accounts are received from the
east of France. ra-
lin Hungary the harvest is advancing rap
idly. Great plenty is united to excellent
quality. That country has still in its
granaries wheat of last year.
Crops and prices are consequently fall
ing, throughout Germany. There also is
greatabundance of grain in Belgium. Wheat
is almost ready everywhere for cutting
The crop is fine in every respect.