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ELECTION n1ozy u sfy.aN1-aH.

THY NEGROES TAX S-s SESSION OF TIE PILLS
AND c1Uy TIE wurrE lEs-A FIGHT ENsrIS:
and TIE NEGGoEs AYE Routed VIII q -'ss
OF rIyE KILLED IND sEyESAL y9rFDED.
SAVANNAH. November -Noon.A! !h= cp:1-
ing oc tie polls this morrin: the negroes a'-
n, ~ d IN srea. numbers and took entire pos
session OF the polls. clubbing away ever wiiite
man VINO came 10 vote. Ills continued Until
aboc, T o'cloc5, When l z:.ssl: c"zarl ned sco
ihe regroes being drycn back. tie Whites
commenced 10 vote. Ia g. te1T .ninu CO 'h2 re-
a,oes rallied and attacked :tc w:!;es. : re-
gro deliberately crew pistol aad Slot po'
iieeoaau in tie siomach wounding him mor-
tally. Tie firing then became general III the
crewd. The police came 20 preserve ofoef'
and the negroes fought thc2l desptra'eE.
Finally The police had IecG:i,s': 10 !heir pis'"!s
when the negroes broke and ran Fave negroes
were k,.Icd and seyera! wOcadci.. " Inc poi!ce-
men four we're wounded. ore.tori&-!y. young
lady, residing opposite the Courthouse, "as
also wounded b. Lal! ,hat came in ;h,ou2h
the window. bus the Wound : II: dangerous
Tro..!e is anticipated to-1i&.:;-
eE.eniue.--fs:mce the disturbance oF tbs
.aornipg Ill has Locn que. !: .* impossible
20 say who is ahead mi,i al actua! ccaa'.
Al t..c Ogcec!:ec precinct lLo neaioea ore
thousand alrcng, were armed 49,! iau.Le,s,
SHOT suns and l:stois, took ro.scs.0h of TIC
ools and allowed 80 democratic negroes 10
vote. The whites WHO we're allowed 10 vote
had 90 do il under gulrd
IhE. LArEsI.-The negroes IL tie city Gle.
lot ge..o ally yO,c, and the d :tnoeta'.c major
ty in ue county is estimated ~ from $50 20
1000. There s great excitement III the rity Oh
account ofthe Disturbances OF this morning,
aud 3 threat from the negroes that they woud
burn do,gn lie town. Only two negroes were
killed this morning, bcf from fifteen to twenty
were wounded. A large Lody OF negroes
marched toward the city on the OGecchec road
HIS evening. They were met by the special
police and ordered TO dispersc. One OF them
refused to 10 SO, and trouble cnsued. Two ne
4groes are reported killed.
The trouble Oh tho Ogccchee road continues.
Samuel s. Law, son of the Hon. Judge Law,
who was one OF the special police, was killed
this evening about one milo from the city,
Which is how putrollcd by armed mcn.
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:.,i.:a5s :!..: ,a4 R4d::ais W. :t:--r i-.e 81:
~ 81, nsaje:i:f.
Al. ;i.e Republican Wac. =i-o's AZ l-:7e1:ee-
,na.u:i:t, :1- GRAN.
1ae CHAIRMAN q: ,he Eeplni:sar csn::a-
;.o.,ls..:,e.z Claims tue 4i:y u: ns;3 ntajc:i;.
cSen.r vards siow k@piin.scar ;'a.i- o.
2eq. We GU: o. .iie o;ne- e.sL, Ward; ':'e
l.epa;,iioar.. The Ssaie "ili c.ve he2'i~4' Al
,na,eel.y D. g: .eaa: 3l.cp1. Tlie c:ia;:r' y q;
~, Republican Committee <A5s ~ a;Aj's.,;
I'll ie ,5.rce y7i,r.i. n.aje;i.y IS snfD':.ed %
:ae t.t.ai:l:aa o: :ie Jrnir:ca:.c -ei:!- ''ii''-
.;sar.v !,:!,. .e:u.ns =4"~ R.:anei;>'aa MAJOR
- o. lcrcc.
rnl. .:.n.us .rou: pil!iatie.piis ;;'Tea s'*pn'-
i.c.s ...4,o-i.:: Q. 1jlS-
wss. vIaG!E--.-
v-gs.-..:,c. Acv:nii>:g l---:.2:n-ns ICON
.ws.,:. ,oxa=...is so-. :;-.gs. hepuhii'ar Salns.
c..e sac ail p.a..l1i:% &c Republican " sc'"
nlajo.l:s.
~sEscuS.,,H
a:..Dssos, Nereuibec s.-He:n-ls lsom @
,uwus int.eate sn.;; tne alaie f:'es ~tte ni1!'s-
.,y ior Gran,,
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EARTHQUAKES At SEA-Thc slnp I;roughton'
which arrived u. San Francisco from Glasgow
on the 81 ult, felt several shocks OF Garth
quaAc al sea. The first occurred September
II. Again on the 18Th the officers and crew
felt trembling ~ il The Vessel had :rnundcd
and ut 10 o'clock the same might 70: arose
being clear overhead. accompanied with n
smell of fire. This continued alI night. Al
nine A. VI. next dly, Tic log cleared oil, but
the smell confirmed come t'inr Hftcr. Aenin,
in Iatitil. 81 degrees 23 l. mates north, ihc
air had the smell aa OF Gc. 1iY Weather
was clear =. TIC ian". with hca'! ga run
n!ng.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIE CITIZENS P.fRTY.
FULL. TICKET OF ALDERMEN.

After our first clifton had gone TO press this
morning, the following full ticket of Aldermen
was nominated by tho Convention of the Citi-
zens party, at Masonic Hall:
C1rIzENs' NoMISATIOSs FOR ALDERMEN.
Ward 1-B. O'Ncill, j. ID. Gedtlings.
Ward 2--J. II. Prpglc, John llnrkamp.
Ward James Co':,royc, John Kenny,
Edwin Bales.
Ward ID. +. O'Ncill, II. Gcrdts, Gen. John
4. Wagcncr JacL Small, r. Moran.
Ward 81. ID. Aiken, Archiblld Cameron.
Ward Gil. b. Olncy. L. W. Marshall.
Ward 7-F. j. Pclzcr.
Ward 8-.W. G. Whillcn.
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Gt i2UyI-.
$50: ,..srr,y.. a1apy Ec!. Ei''->

s...: ssy4,S;s .;-,ny 30. Ei''->
M..ua,:,. Nuyci1uer S--Iae anm!n's':-'4ol
allows puo!ic meetings IL r:acss v'hicA .'s'''
dec;a...t ior :..s nol government, fa:ce'ons'
tie.ires - raw Espac.ero as h!ns ~ cass M
Cores pronouace IL :avcr O. enioAarcrE.
PEE. BY EsssAssy YRuN T..RI-iS 'S' EuS''l'-'
LolDos. November 1.-Inc Genu 0: Ai'o''a'i
mas sen, an embassy 40 s.. Pe:eEsua!!S T. ia''e
cfe.s 0. .:tiendsi:ip a:.d submies.o': 20 'ne
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'ElI::::: ii&l5 the occupations OF ''<ccie:y are
such as 70 preclude men and vnrieI, o. lea
Importance :luG character from taxing par III
irs inlussn,ents: tha, i: Is composed Chiefly Vi
rcT> anG cirss: tiia. :iie c,ie: lsarSnrs who re-
n,aIr il i: 10 81 bseiEse l;e!- u1 sufhciens'
vw.se u desire IN be eEseUi,eri: anu, trfaNv,
iill.. cr account q. al these ;nir2s, NevIrnss,
Slrlto-:. ans. ;ne Filth Avenue are y: TsS:i:
l>ss Importance thai ;:,ey are commonly r.
nuuC u hc.
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PACIFIC MAlt srEAM>ala c"MpN'S
IaRog6N LIN I

~
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JApAN
rREl6Hg AND PASSAGE At GGEATLv ~
DrCGD G.syES'
,-,.-> SlCAGhG> OF M sbGNs =
~ - I.na leave Pic, NJ. -, No2.a GtNsS.
-l.ii..SE - foot ot Csa.i.slgcet New IacI,
s--sSssS=SS-- u o>!a K ~ n q. The ISL Oh I,tA
ana ?4th oil evoyy month ,oXcaa, wr1o ti,:e aSteA
fall 81 SEaaay. then taa Saiarjt. TcocHiH.2,.
Departure ., Isl AMI ?iih c9norj al rauS"S srt'l>
steamers Tor SoutS pa:i6c az, Ncattti Aio';7S-I
ror.s those ~ ls ton;a Il. Sr,l7Fai.lS
Departure -: s;A y: oaca n'oaih Connects NJ.
the new s,ean liue rom Panama a. A"siraha ~.
New Zealand,
steamship JAPAN, lcaves san rraro 500. =
Chi, 4 ami japan. Nova;aNsr2 2.
70 CALIFORNIA steamers t'osa Al Garcra, nc' -
,.:.cci ron, NcS York Ia ispinwa..
One hundred ronads baggage ,ire t. oa>i a50iN
Medicine ami attendance fi>>a,
For Passage ilcNe;s ov t,I11Cs information arr y
3; TIC COMpANY'S TrCE&T OFFICE, ~ :'ac ~ha -,
,A,i Q; caual-s;srcL North River. Now York,
Nar,Alt lyv I. Il, ENSV, Agent.
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rox rAI.aTIxA. FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH. .FtRNANDlNA. JACKSpNvlrI. F..
AND ALL LANDINGS On THE 81. JOHN
RIVER.
,lE-DA THE STEAMER CITY rOINT
-.gsS.sazsE, (ll00 tons bur,heul. Captain W. I.
MCNELrv. viii leave South Atartir Wharf every
7uratay Might Mt O'Clock, ani Sava nah every
"Wednesday IU'traoon. NJ ) o'clock. ior tho above
places.
Returning, will lravc Savannah for Charleston every
SUNDAY Morni' o. n . O'Clock.
All freight u'yablc on Tho wharf.
Goods lett 81 tho warf tIrr sinnr will In stored
nt expense aud risk oi
j. D. AIKEN 90. Arrnla
October \ south Atlantic Wharf.
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SrN\m ru ,.ivEH"co'..
CALLING At OCEENSrOwS

:. --@,o InE lNNAN LINE, SAILING
SEMi.wGrXIN. ,a;ry.ns The {,
<snt = - :, Mails. N,us;sti,N: ~. inc fHovnS
--N--s-e--S-- >icarnCts
CITY OF rAElS,
C!iY ur pr rIMoEE,
C.iY Or WASHINGTON.
CITY OF BOSTuN
Sa,,,nc every $,,i6ap anal every alternate Xo'ddy,
at mi. ivOm TEX No - North River, New Iorh
ENll> Nf PASSAGE
ny I.lr &NI. Srf,NIErS SAUNA rNI;Hv SATURDAY.
rayar.n III Uo,d. rayah" III C',rr>ry
lst Cahia. 500 Storage c...........SS 8
Isl cabin ,o LNu,ion. los >i"crase ~ london
Is ,ah'n ~ Paris ..llS Storage tc 'rars....
Passage by the Mon idg ste 'mccs-lfrSi Cabin So
gold, srcra.c S'e: payable in L. y. cuvr'ncy.
liatrs oip,s*agc tr,m New lnr> tc laliIa,; Cabin
So. Storage. so: payable ~ gnLl.
Passengers also tnrwaNird ~ lIavrc. halnsHss,
Ercmcr. Ne. ntmoicra,e rates.
Strrra;.r Iassarc tOm Liverpool and ouHcnstcwr.
10 currency. TSscia can rc bought horc by rp,'
sous scudin. for their friends.
tor further information apVlv NJ Tho tNmrsa,
cniccs. LIltNG. nNni. AEcni.
M. ~ irNadmtN. New N"'l,
JunrI tm"
FOR GEOHGET"W:. CuEKtW.
AND ALL. LANDINGS IN TN rEt DEE RIVER
,N-~ TIE STEAMER rlASlkR. GAIT.
.hm.,t S5.,S,sC. G WuIrE. isuow receiving Freight
nj Accommodation Wharf AMI will lcNc Friddy
Morning. thr 9TH instant. ~ seven O'Clock.
For + trcight or laasaTc. apply {"
November > JuHN FERGUSON.
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EIoES ~ ROTTERDAM.

I.csupss.. November Ia serious fio' 'ook
p;cce III .E.us.eriiam yes.erday. Tue ;roops
were called cut aud Obliged IL er@ uloh :n=
rio:.rs. I, is reported sever2l pefsons were
killed and many wounded. !e,se nam'es O.
arues.s.were in-0e.
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Tie following States have some for Seymour:

New Jersey and Arkansas ere doubtful.
The total electoral vote. excluding Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas. is 2al, of w.iicl 1iS is
majority.
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Condemned News by Telegraph
Tho ION. Samuel Il. Bets, Tor forty Years
Judge Of New York Federal District Court,
died uf apOpleyy yesterday.
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TO the Citizens of Charleston,

You arc hereby requested TO meet in yorr
several wards tonight, at seven o'c'oci, to
organize for the Municipal Election
JOHN IIANCKEL,
Chairman Nominating Committee.
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THE HtRDEk IN C-AIHOES.

Particulars OF the Killing o. KSrtzln nd
by Kely-IAe Latter One o1 she Ne-
Iess,-d ..Dili FrlsoEcrs'--E r1ItcIn M
among rie Colored People -fhe In-
e,.cs, xnd yc,I;ict-- r1;rni ~ niiea
s,utes Troops--Fire ncar La z,e:s;er.
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CCLs.

s:.ue,p. November S.-A large narei and
military ior:e il preparing Tor Cuta, coiisls'-
Ing os iour frisltes hcasi;y armed: crnVoSi'is L
fret .. o.,rransports .ilcd wi:h troops 'CFenera'
DeI.e sells WITH the aes; on ahs Vile de Mad
rid" Prim says tha: tue government ieS ho'
discussed the succession OF tic Spanish
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Gi,asr CAMS N'-Ek." kEEE'

7.:,E @Epy rEST RETURNS.
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By TEEt. PHI.
TEE ELECTION YEsTL,,RR1i!.

1x,,..rrg Of TIE eErCel zc-i.SH
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;.f.or rl.s S-cArk t.4lur.IL.

The A-yes; % Mino.-' ou;lI-; A--es' o.
Coio-et; tia6icnl-i tircn' III 9'rot'-
Di.--Thc ruups WGnticrs nnott the
strect-Io Election t-@peSter III Edge
Geifi--A Hold tionbe:.
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SECOND EDITION

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY NEWS,
WEDNEspay, uiLe-pis- . c'cEGci, y. Il.
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FOR NET TcRG.

TIE SrLENpJD Stps wEEEL
>tSrSs q S'rEAMSSTp SaXMpJoN, LOOK
.L%SNs. M WOOD CoumHrJes, " n aesre Aac-
r~sGsSsstEs.- ers Khart ON ,Sasssics, she Ten
inss., ~ Twelve O'Clock G.
The Steamers OF ,his l,ne insaseat sh-cc.eu.v:e-s
per cent.
cummnla.ions, apply 20
Corner Adces's Wis.,: and Ensi 4. sh-ti.
NpvnmNa-&
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IONE TRIr u'hEk.

IONE TRIr 1 WEEk.l
CIIAisI.ESTON AND *hr:.NhIl STEhFc
PACKET L'r".
via BEAUFORT. HILTON HEAD ANp nlUPF1oN
STEAMER rIlur LUi .rh;'i. W. A. VArFH.
vr-D.. ON OF THE ABOVE SrEAMfH5
a,ss. -. - will rav" Chirl"ii"n "vriy T"r'd"u
MoI ninD nj : O'clock. nn >nyIunl'I ever HWrTdnJ
Morn,nG. NJ o'r,"'k.
For Frc'::hi or parfarr. niI " IN
j IN II KEU>nN,
June 20 Accommodation Whnrs
TOWhGE SERVICE.
.r11'h TIE FIHSI-rI.hHS TOWUOAT
y Z. .lxs.EL -. SAMSON. capt 1non raysr. Ia nov
in comp Glo PREPARATION tp low VESSELS of my
Tonnage Ia i.d from t'irri"s'Ou Ear.
1in Propeller ~ LIEF capt. J. j FLYSa. N com
rlrln nr'!rr. wall ilLn T"wdgn rmQnPrmrnIs within
the IIlri"r. or !" pin o. on Ashley and Cooper
Rivera nj l ras"i,alic In'cs.
JOIl" FfHGU- on,
Cc'ubrr e Iuf:lno hccOnnr daton What
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n- TEs EAVOErrE AND SWIFT
/,s>.55sSSgt Screw Stsanlshr SRA GULL, y. p.
,Hr'HII.tlIir- - DUrrnS. Commander, will sal iur
=-ss-eSSSs-. !siltiinure pri,fds. ;hs 6:h OF Nc
vsmhac a. 9 o'c,ocs u. Al, ron, Pies No, l. unioc
Wha-vrs making close connections, und daliVesiug
rr,igh, 10 al POINTS in connection pcomntly and az
t1x rats.
Through BILLS Iaiiine girpn on coitorio Brsiop
lns,Irunc, or Cotton Hco. pumes:ias anG 6euerui
AIerchandss ey the steamships OF this lire, Z pc,
cont.
For Fsu.pht or pasSa,e. applyto
CoUETs-SaY & TRENHOLM.
Nrvsmbar nw2 Union WharTe>.
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FOE PaTLADE1,eEya.

TIE STEAMSR HIP PRONE
ISssS.'% THaCs, Captain 4. + t;RAY, will
.LH"iis;ss%~ leS,ye North Ailsntic Thsrf &ihsr-
caty, the T,h inst, at hal:',ss>s Rierer
A. M.
JOHN L TEE0. GETTY.
Snyu.,h,- Agents.
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FAST FRSseSEsT LsSs: TO AND S'sS+lnS
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WASHINGTON
GITS WILMISG on, tDEI..lLoUfSyfLi.S, Ky
tlrNC7SSAri t0.l ~. LOUIS, Ftl0.l AMI OTHER
SDETEW esSVEEEi t,TTIES
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SbnniaB.

THE FINE AM. C. PACKET SHIP f.
N<\ C. WINTBROY. STBwaRr. aiestss, having
!SGSs raI; Il; be-, sarge engaged, ysi,rrnset with
-eS--Sa- dispatch.
For FrpiJh. ec;Ea-eusenss, arply to Captain on
to-,-,5. PATTERSON * 81 OCK.
ltc,ublr ~ sw South Atlantic Ttart
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,ivcr Tho Judge stated that nc believed to oT tbe
49, M he an outrageous fraud and sWlnue ulU r nor
N rat he would direct the Issuing OF an OIuoi
tn"Iiv restraining both parties from receiNlnS VI He
dr scl 10 Kelly Co., and would direct inc 5.t and
80 notify me Criminal authorities OF the Ciy action
ror Government 80 that they might tAe any
se considered necessary aud 70 notify the Foseic5 AZ
Of his City to take steps 10 have the money evdcrs
Sts ,co for Kelly K Co returned 70 he ,hat the
10 steted also that he had reason 10 beIeNV re arm
paI or called Kes Weekly was pubsleo hat ny n was d
and N he found dat such was tue olso ,,ilished in
tlv connected with their concern, ana Pnld ssne
ISSuS crc1lote their advertisements, he "ou'u iuo
an order restraining it, publication ,do Rrady's part
cvos promise Of speedy bringing ,C 10 cTtreme caution
Glass Of speculators, which, cwlS rs been matter Of
almost hnpossibty. Their nDiort ioDaIy 2terested
prosecute, az hey arc themselves
5n lottery schemes. -. ,,oon arrested during the
,,ocresa of these proceedings upon SON'O YIN ~ -
and carricd 70 Detroit
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DoMRsrIO MARKETS.

PTn.pr.pm. Ma, 2omcoSn dub; MddDg Upland. Die; MID
" gs oo9s s r S!S,S q sUot S'G GH Extra
Ss9 81 Moth %e''e5n Family so Rs5 9SS % ws a
Rye advased 79s2la Corr very gn.' w 1seS
s Isl msG wsp , s Saucru o' We ''
BALrEoRs MAY d and uOmpal' at 3c for Mdd1g
sS$5 y ssss % Com AN Es'' i = pG .S
yan aad5cc Rye doh ss@$5 No. Provisions hrn bat quiet aud
and Hc%a Com '9pssd sales. ssfy 1000 push wss'eT !,
qa1, ss eSS, Oi sOo 5b weT 70 sye at Sc small
Sts The Rye Vsnie make, bare Seeds da add nearly
%Ssnt o. bosh Cora a6o Sa.S Oats cS 5s.
60 bbl Shpments-wIes bush CON- 900 bash oats
eco bush Canal tcgbs scarce; boats plenty Wheat i5e Corr
81 Gg9s Ma, aS-fgbasec steady, ordinary and Mllrs
S9SS 2S9lc sale, of3 bales Piom dan aod quiet nPe
decline. RSe1s s E sD ~ :css o. iiF' XII aud
WIZ s2 %; Prime . Coes d. % 7gs3 co. No gSpsS :! q
49, sg Ss1 1 crS. W %s Hsd e wy;
SotSs dong PSSL SH snd SEer s Ness sas @ Bacon
active AMI sieI cry Clear Sides, l59i7lc RID sdes 69lGc
55 Foa 1p A i %S S SS Corr eco ls Oars
$?S Steep scarce S'' esc. Nation = s. sS$Io
b Flour da uvesss G %sSs9 pCrs si 90
d I4c Clear Sides la Bah shoulders Re. Clear sides
Of Ss %%'f May ao SP ana no. San o W. s sales
T wst a 2 q Corr a sG sS a.o Y H. SS 'S Recent, NO.
bbs Flour 100 BUSH Wheat 1890 bush Corn $500 bush
LSUymLE, May 20 rs'ee active :es eco hsa' Las' Sc
Ssa Twgs ~ va - e @g a ~ Ssey F s R
so Lard isc Mes PORK, "a 30 BseonslOuers ielic
Clear Sides 7i@ss Bah Shonde 3Gl3!e Clear sides l64ac
CscNsAr 2Fiour and Wheat unchanged Corn de-
mand and with Light supply at 97d9c for Bar Oats 6rmer and
higher ale dropping 81 Cotton dali 29l
Mring ~ hhds
Mess Pork unchanged Bok Meats unehaBgd buyc and sellers
apart Lard chAnged Gold 1897
oswEgo May fo STEADY sud unchanged sales Of 600 bbl at
$40 IS or No SPRING AZ 30 for Amber Winters $3 Is for
White ~ % Double Extra Wheat quiet sales 900 bush No.
Milwaukee Club 80 2 and bush choice White Canada at ~ 81
Corn Is Without material change sales Of 10000 bnsh 81 0jl for
high Mixed and n o. for No Oats held SI for Western Corn
Meal 80 80 NH Pee Unchanged shorts 90 sbipstnhs
Sj6i Mddlngs $50 Canal csbts-Figur, 0c Wheat Dc
York; Lumber Hudson River Railroad
Tcghts-PouT Boston, York Sc. Albany 4c
Lalo mports-l5l1O00 Gct Lumber Canal eIpos52O0 bush
Wheat 40 bush. Corn, 2.4O0lA9 feet Lumber.
MILWAUKEE MAY 20plO. 6noer Choice Wisconsin, and IS-s
% d!o@a - Medium, 20 on Wbeat-No. % ll No RS2
Oats d,aaeed &c saw " 20 100 20, M VI \, zoe INC, %S
1900 bash Corn Shipments 1900 bbls Flour
40 COO bush. What, go buh Com.
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CRIMINAL


In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
before Judge Russell William g. Robinson, aged TO- 10.
forgery the fourth degree sent TO the House OF
Refuge Daniel Mcdonald, indicted for an assault on
his Vile With intent % XIII discharged, bis WiIe
pleading that when sober he was peacesl,le man
Jam A. Chappc late clcrk nc tie glove eOnter of A. T.
SicWalts store, indicted t0remDezzeueni, pleaded gy
Of petit larceny aud was reInanded for sentence.
IN the YOrkyille Police Cont YESTERDAY
before Justice Kelly, Guslye Rips held M bah 10
for having stOen, as Is alleged coat aid fest
valued fl9 from OOttUchs store No. 30s West Forty
Asst Rps lad ordered the coat and vest 70 De made
and during Mr. GOttlch's absence removed the goods
without paying for them Francis James DfummOnd
charged Yilh drunkenness, ordered 10 DC cared for
a. unstc his answers TO the questions OF the Court
showing that bis mind was derangcd
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Mansfield. William Meyers was committed
for swindlng Mrs Frances Kelly Of No. IS wooserst
OUT OF q. Mrs. Kelly inserted an advertisement IN a
1sily Paper inqu1Dg for her brother, Edward Strong
uh1n she has not heard Of for II years. Meyers called
" ne, ana said that her brother was at his house in
spo5skeepsle and sick there Mfs Kelly agreed TO
Itlof faghkeepse with Meyers In the afternoon On
~ way 10 the carr, Meyers said he could purchase the
~ n. u,e Bible House az reduction Of 81 80, aud
El NY s"se BIN % bil with when he entered the
a." ,YsS Dnt she saw BIN sOOD leaving by another
'N'' @Lu bFveaitd biz arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

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and profitable Investment They are First Mort
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world, which costs three times the amount of the
Bonds that can be issued upon it. The road is now
finished $50 miles, and the net earnings from Tho
local business are much more than sufficient to pay
the interest When tue whG!S Ire is omen to the Pa
eio IN 1870 these earnings will be vastly increased,
and the value of the security enhanced. The Bonds
can only be Issued the road is built so that they
always represents productive property They are
six per cents run 80 years and both principal and in
terest are payable in gold Subscriptions are re-
ceiVed for the present, at par at the Conpanys Off
ces, Nc. % Nassau-st and by
john J. Cisco & Son,
No. 80 Wall-st,
where pampbots &c, can be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-21

AT the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, James
Shay OF No &c Mulberryst, was committed for trial by
Justice Hogan Early in the morning Shay Il IN alleged
attempted 10 force entrance from the roof into No
Nakei-st the dwelling % Mr. AlCde Saulter. On being
discovered he sought escape but was puFrued and
cdptureu Henry johnson, alias Henry j. White, a
fespecaDeOOkmf elderly gentleman for several months
past boarder at Tayors Hotel Jersey City charged
WIN tne THEFT OF key from the Metropolitan Hotel
from INC evidence II appears that the accused hae been
LOT long time fTCquenter Of the Metropolitan aud ST.
Nicholas hotels. Recently the Mt9ers Leland employed
MN to draw up the lease Of TaylOr's Hotel, which
ihey have taken and also transact some other
business. NhlIe thus employed, johnson made the
acquaintance Of several bOardcr5 at the ST. Nicholas
HOTEL and dned with them occasionally. Recently
number of rooms al the ST Nicholas Hotel have been
tered and robbed Of iew6, money, clothing and other
articles mat could De easily carried away Suspicion az
length fe upon Johnson and detective Golden arrested
MN, and found in bis possession abOut dozen skeleton
Keys ana one pass key belOn ging the Metropolitan
Hotel and IN "A carpetbag I'm JOhnsOns room at TaylOrs
Hotel number Of keys Of all descriptions lie com
United. John NJ. Monroe, acting master OF the brig
DsO recently arrived at tins port from Matanzas, was
hcdO bail on the charge of violating the Quarantine Law
On the arrival OF the vessel at Quarantine the accused IN
formed MI Chas j. Sprague Deputy Health officer that
m9tanzas was healthy when he left that port ana that no
sickness occurred oD board his vessel II s pow charger
ny inc complainant that III the time mo Vcssel Iet
malahLas portion Of the CfGw we're slck ana run y!
en aea on The nassage JOHANNA SULLIVAN VI no NJ
Einst committed Oh the charge OF having stoIeh war
ing apparel 1eWcliy, &C. Vaned ~ 1882, from heI hoI
law, Arthur ONc Of No 40 Chatham-st The property
belonged 10 the daughter OF TIC accused Wile OF INC con-
palnant and taken while the funeral arrangements
were being made by Mr.. ONCil. James Thornton, i0r
having stolen rope valued &C so, nom kutns GOdlFCy
VIM Smith cOlOred u9 n, living at No 90 Th0mphOn
ST., committed tor having stolen - volumes Of law
books valued a 500 portion OF the stolen property
was found III possession Of the prisoner