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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-11

The cold, chilly winds of December will
soon be on hand, and as we love to see the
ladies well protected, we would advise them
to call at Douglas x Solomon's, No. %
North Cherry, opposite Maxwell House,
and examine their new stock of fancy furs
noy6 II
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Mourning Goods.

FINE black alpaca at 80 cents yard at
the Trade Palace, IA Public Square. nov9-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-11

LARGE receipts of groceries, canned
fruits and vegetables this week at W. w.
Totten h Bros, Nos &c and % College
street, enables them to offer TO their Gus
toners a great variety of choice selected
goods in their line at low prices. Oct. 26
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HOSIERY, hosiery, gloves, gloves; an
immense variety at the Trade Palace, II
Public Square nov9-tf
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A LARGE invoice OF hosiery. An attrac-
tive stock of prints. Fashionable linen
sets. Popular colors in kid gloves. Fine
linen collars at 10 cents, just received at
move If BEECH, MANLovE Il Co.'S.
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ESTABLISHED 1S45.

7 P. TRAYERs 4 son, MANUFACTURES
81 Of the Anchor Cotton TwiEe, No. IS Beek-
man street, New York, offer for sale Balins fSins
for Cotton, OsnabuFg Tw1ne, Cotton Chalk sad
Plos Lines, Trot, Staging and Out Lines, TSines
for Hardware, Dry Goods, Grocera, Drusgsts, ship
Chambers, stAtioneTs, Upholsterers, Fiaasrman
and al other trades.
Samples sent free. cell AsA
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For uniform good board, and cool, VENT
lated lodgings, go the Planters, Summer
near Cedar iy6t If
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most earnestly request you 10 pecon .Sa
caieuoA.e 10 ,;II s o,ri ',,aot ~ Nash
convention winch VIZ H soOH ne " Tn
VIE, utnne - A''i'''' 'H'
Nj Grean p II Williams.
Par,r Payna &c Goodman.
W IT Willis Fl. G. Strange
w D parno,. ID T, Holland
II ! wills Dan1 Ashabranner.
T R,,r + Fl Reaslev.
" II Murnhv nai M Fort,
A q Cook I'M Adams.
Tbos Pen1er Suoo Fort
Young Pepner GA. WASHINGTON.
: NJ Herrino L. G, Payne.
II T Gdors &C Gilbert.
7, NJ JacLson A F Barry
P z Hicks p Cook
= n Woo5ou r Couts
Iobn F CIorE ]. F owen.
p WoodaIl Nv. Owen.
r. p Gnnn JY Hutchinson.
Gobn T. Yates MI Crockett
- ~. Tolto, q Roy5
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Of any consequences. We quote noninaIIy: mid
ding 22sf low middling 2251 good ordinary &c.
Augusta, Ca, Nov. s.
The Augusta market ruled weak and easier
throughout the day, prices being In fayorof the
buyer. There was light demand on opening at
23j<c but after receipt Of decline In leading
markets prices were easier and closed dull Sales
sl7 baies receipt 6o7 bales. Niddling 23@a3Ac
Columbus, Ca, Nov. s.
The market has been dun all day at 22K022xc,
closing, on account Of disco1raging kilograms, at
bales; shipments go bales.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov. s.
CorroS-The market closed quiet at % cents for
fniddlings; 32H for low middlings q 4 for good
ordinary; 2OI for ordinary.
Macon, Ca, Nov. s.
cOrroN-Reeeipts to-day 5I4 bales; sales 81 !;
The market opened quiet this morning at %
cents for midding, but the noon reports from New
York announcing a still further decline IN that
market checked operations here, and the market
closed dull this evening at MA fancy article
bringing q.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. 8.
Cotton sales 700 bales; receipts 1868 exports
| 1909; market closed duh and lower; middhngs
| 23k.
| Savannah, Ga, Nov. 8.
Cotton receipts s46O bales; sales 500; exports
S423 market quiet; middlings IN.
Charleston, =. e, NOV.S.
Cotton sales 400 bales; receipts 1871; exports
coastwise 7O1 market quiet and easier; middhngs
| "A.
Memphis, Nov. 8.
Our market to-day not active "a the rain in
terfered with the hauling, and besides, the views
OF buyer and seller were, they usually are, ON
dropping market, wide apart. 24c was obtained for
bright style of mddlngs, early in the day, bus At
i the close 23s<c outside inquire for straight
middlngs, buyers being as general thing, limited
/ to 23Hc.
| Cincinnati, Nov. 8.
CoTToN-The receipts have been liberal, and
| prices have declined in sympathy with the Liver
| pool and New York markets. Their is a fair demand
| from spinners. Low grades are scarce, and che
| margin between them and middlings h smaller
than usual We quote midding at 24izta24ze, and
| low middling at 24c = b.
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qHE COTTON MARKETS..

selma, Ala, NOV. g.
The market to-day was very quiet, with no sales
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Nashville E,our ana Grain Market.

Nashville Flour and Grain Market.
FIOUR-2Iarket firm at following quotations:
Supers s. 1906; single extra IS 2596 90; double
extra s. 5O9$6 % family 81; fancy$ g
CORN MEAIr-We quote at 81 3 bushel for
loose unboltsd and q 90 2 Dbl for city kiln dried
CORN-Sale Of 300 bushels Of old corn at 81 Os,
sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-No Transactions TODAY.
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CARPETS, oil cloths, mattings, Damask,
ETC., in store and being received by
move If BEECH, MANLOvE & Co.
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telemaph.

From the Phlladelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseases of the
hair to use Professor Christy's Celebrated
Hair Lotto. Itisput up in a bottle and a box.
Ladies who once use Lotto discard every
other preparation for the Hair, as it is the
best dressing for the Hair in the world.
The Lotto never fails to remove the worst
cases of Dandruff, and restore gray and
bleached Hair to its natural color
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by ex-
press for 81.
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LAND WARRANTS
REYENuE STAMPS

The National Savings Company have made
engagements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates. discount payable
in stamps, viz:
On purchasers under $2O........Par
On purchasers of $40 or more..2 per cent. dis
On purchasers Of $50 or more .. 81 per cent. dis
On purchasers Of 500 or more O.. 3s< per cent. dis
On purchasers Of 5000 or more AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers of $500 or more AZ per cent. dis
On purchasers of $1,000 more. AZ per cent. dis
AL orders must be accompanied by the money or
check for the amount Stamps will be sent by
mail or express, a directed.
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E. & ]. NoRTHMAN,
No. 90 Public Square.

FIVE HUNDRED pieces White and Colored
Flannels, very cheap, at
Enov7-1w. E. & J. NoBTHsIAN's.
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IIng SIanehtering.
EDGEFIEIlD.

Two hundred and fifty head of hogs were
yesterday by Hart X Hensley.
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New York General Markets.

New York, Nov. l0.-Cotton decidedly lower;
sales $500 bales uplands 25Hs25xc. Flour s. 50.
Whisky 81 o1@1 OF. Wheat-wintsr 81 s7'91 40
Rice duh; Carolina, 79Sc. Coffee steady. Sugar
moderately active; Cuba 11911He. MoiAsses firm /;
New Orleans 95c. Corn, sound 99e9$l o.
BaIti more Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. I0.-Floug quiet and steady (;
Western superfne $ 2j95 So; extra 50 I5s6 % /;
family 50 50a7 80. Wheat steady; prime to choice
red 81 S59l IS. Corn-white, old, 81 Os; new, 80
g90c. Oats 5S(s59c. Rice duh at 90cSsl. Pro
visions unchanged. Whisky in moderate demand
and lower; sales at 81 019l 81
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.-Cotton very active;
middling 23H@3Se Sales $50 bales; receipts
LISP bales; exports to Havre 3s2 bales eoastwise
1886 bales. Flour, cats and corn Arm and I'M
changed. Bran 81 10 Hay scarce and higher
prime s31@32 Pork and bacon unchanged. Lard
dropping. Whisky and coffee quiet and unchanged
Gold 1885. Sterling Exchange 1873 New York
sight exchange, parSJE discount.
81. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1O.-Flour; supe-fne, 50 5O94
Wheat, No. spring s3,9s5c. Corn, mixed, bulk,
81. New Louisiana sugar 1lH613Ke. MolAsses
50es7Oc. Mess pork, old $50 50. Bulk Shout
deTH I3c; clear rib 1615c; clear sides lie Bacon
167 and 2oc. Lard 16%c
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1o-Flour quiet; So. ing extras,
OAeo
S5s3s4c Rye sst6c. Barley SOC. HighWines CSC.
Cuba sugar 13dl4kc. Mess pork sSs928 50. Lard
16l{e
Cincinnati Markets.
CNcIsSATI, Nov. 10.-Flour dun; family $ ESQ
90. Whest 81 O6(sl 10. Corn S49s7e Oats 455
| 5Sc- Rye ssS9Oc- Cotton dull and Nc lower; mid
dlings 23A65244c Tobacco scarce; sales 30 hhdi
at s. Sos27 80. Whisky 81. Mes pork dun at S3l.
| No demand for bulk meats. Bacon, shoulders
| 1e<c; clear sides, 1870. Butter unchanged. Egg
| 81. Sugar &aAo lower on all grades, new er0I
| New Orleans 14Sl5.
Louisville Markets.
| LoUI5vuLE, Nov l0.-COtton declined to 2ae
| Extra family d0ur s. 90. Wheat S1la1 Is. Corr
i SOC. Oats SOC. TobacoO-lugs 1893 50; leaf Sl0a
/ II 80 Mess pork and bacon quiet and unchanged
Bulk shoulders l2<c; clear rib and clear sides Lex
/ Gle. Lard-tierce IKE. Whisky, 81.
| Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-COttOn-demand good Al
23kc receipts S94 bales exports 90 bales FiOuI
/ unchanged and dull Corn Soc Oats &c Hay So.
Bran 23S22Nc. Pork S31 60. Lard II CSl9o. Bacon
scarce shoulders 1T<c; sides 30ic; bulk shoulders
1 l4tfc; bulk sides, lSc.
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EQUITY OF CHARGES
Night Tele grams!
Cost os Messages Further Reduced

OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACITC AND
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
CT THE UNITED STATES,
PTTFssrRa Pa Nov o 1900. ]
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Cotton decidedly lower;
sales $500 bales uplands 25afd25zSc. Flour s. so.
Whisky 81 oI61 o. Wheat-wintsr 81 s7,91 40
Rice duh; Carolina, 79sc. Coffee steady. Sugar
moderately active; Cuba 11@11Hc. MOiasses firm I;
New ORLEANS 95c. Corn. sound 99ca3l o.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov IO.-FloUx quiet and steady /;
Western superfne $ 2595 SO; extra 50 7jG6 Is /;
family 50 5097 90. Wheat steady; prime to choice
red 81 3591 80. Corn-white, old, 81 O8; new, 80
G90c. Oats 5Sa59c. Rice dull at 90cas1. Pro
visions unchanged. Whisky in moderate demand
apd l,v-ar. aafaa Al MAI
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HEADQUARTERS for Goods for Mems and
Boys wear at
noy7-lw. e. 4 j. NoRTHdlNs.
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WATERPROOF Cloths, Ladies SackinGs,
Chinchillas in immense variety, AT
nov?-lw. E. & J. NoRTHA4Ns.
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II. II. hIRkPATRICk2s.
oc17 tt sp1p
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GREAT bargains in Black and ColoTed
Alpacas Empress Cloths, Poplins, Plaids,
at T. i J. Northmans. nov7-lw.
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Two HUNDRED pairs 1Oi, III, l2i Bian-
kets at reduced prices, at
nOy1-IW. f.. 4 j. NoETHMANs.
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NTarkets bv TeIeorauh.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Cotton quiet and steady az
54%c. Flour dull, but prices are unchanged Wheat
steady; prime new red, 81 COOL 20. Yellow Corn 95
@9sc. Oats dull Mess Pork quiet at ss4. Bacon
quiet put flrm; rib Sides 1885,. clear do. 1sll@lsc;
scarce and in demand at 81 'O991O4.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Stocks unsettled but active.
money per cent Colo, 1865. 520s, 1852, 122; do.
ll6a do. 1865, l16s; l04Os, 10s3S virginia es new
81 Missouri 8, ssS; Canton Co., so; Cumberland pref
ssH Hudson River, 1881; Michigan Central, l30;
,Micnigan southern 1925 Illinois Central ~; Cleve
lis: Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1856; Western
Union Telegraph, 8S%.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Cotton quiet; 900 bales sold
at 341Gc. Flour frmer and advanced 1OCai5c sales
OF 5000 barrels State at so96sO Western at S57 25
Wheat buoyant and advanced 4Ca5c. sales OF 10000
bushels No. 1 at 1865, No. Q at $780, and amber
at 81 60 Corn firmer and higher; sales OF 49, 600
bushels mixed Western at 65@s9c. by canal and S6C8
soc. by railroad. Oats firm at 7sc. Beef quiet Pork
quiet; new mess $32@82H. Lard dull steam, 1900
19Hc. Whisky quiet at 81.
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sunrise and sunset and r;;s $50 O'Clock In the
morning lntereaung ses took place in the hall
OF the aRsociadon az 90. 20s East Girard avenue
The Declaration OF Independence was read bv Josenh
IL shapley, ESQ - N
The Cathorsc Philomathean Institute also held a
grand Celebration OF the 4th The Declaration Of
Independence was read, and a well-arranged pro
grannae carried out 10 the delight Of those assem-
bled There was In attendance a large number OF
ladies, who endorsed the proceedings by enthusiastic
applause.
fihe day celebrated by the young ladies OF 81.
Patricks Academy, Twentieth and locust streets,
under the competent charge OF Sister Mother Vic
torine, Superoress, by holding their annual exhbi
ton aud distribution OF premiums. They were very
neatly dressed and wore sashes composed OF the
national cOlors, I'm honor Of the anniversary OF our in
dependence. The exercises, both musical and other
wise, were highly creditahle, and the decOrum and
regularity Characterizing the proceedings were
worthy Of especial credit The premiums We're
distributed by Rev. j. r. Mulholland, assisted by
Rev. NJ. A. Ryan, there being also present Fathers
James 0Reilly, j. j. McE,,oy, and Joseph Ridgeway
and very large audience.
SaIutes.
BY command OF General Bankson, the Keystone
Battery fired the customary salutes on Sunday and
Monday mornings.
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Eooners4d from ne Fsrsf PooeJ
.-,v suestion OF time; peaceably or forciDy,
nass et oe o Ry,tan-May the peaceful revolution In
vaeult IN the eetabllBhment OF civil 1nu 70
klsns freedom In that powerful and ennghteneu
-afion; then win our just cams ~ si Tor fvee
lG sEsrn slEsna sn"cSsa m attend their EFFORTS -.
,e TwWoxman-Wjth or without polltlo@ prVneBe5
-, 70; . NaSeat w and dearest friend OF man. - .o.o
Tbe following officers JOE 'n0 'n'"Ne -
rAen unanimously electeu'-
Rreslnnemsi lnneeasidents- Captain william 4. Elder, james
Rctsrs Colonel John swi SOlone I IoS1pn gnew % SsS
rinni Francis Cooper, Colonel Jonn Aghe", zap
s-,n Jacob H. Fsler, Captain JOhn nsOn'
'Toyyesponding Secretary-Hiram Ayres
Recording Secretary-John H. Frick. \, ,,-oros,
KssIstant Secretary-General Cnhles "' iiN'"9''
1panntive Conmittee- Colonel John ThomPs9n
I1sas, nNeS,u1r rephss g. Chllds; Major Robert ONe,
aeneral John Davis OF Baeas nStro' gopty, KSIn p
peTsS pvosdent presented an invitation from Danle
NJ Fox Mayor OF the City, inviting the neIoeLs VI W
a association to participate In tne Ss ~ ~
s recenton of the statue OF washington pa iIvnI VI
Sanen9snce Hall this morning and assigning theIn
= noa,tion on the platform, which was ordereu W DC
pIaced on the minutes. - ,,o,o olocted. =. Can
The following members WeIg ViSSSeu lSS 1oor9o
Aain Anthony W. Eldridge Charles E Alder, 1eVIRe QI
w. Alder, DAVID hhyhe"' "'"" '
rhe TPrcsdent presented an address from Charies
Dnrang which was referred to the Executive Oo"'
hSteT few remarks appropriate to the day, Colonel
James Ross Snowden read the Declaration VI lnuo- @
nendence and the thanks OF the association Welo
returned 10 him therefor. Inc assooia'on '"'" NV
"Previous TO the above meeting, in accordance
with the invitation Of Mayor Fox above mehlloneu,
the association participated IN the ceIeiloes on, vi
receiving the statue of Washington 10y the city au,
tbortes in front OF the state HOUSE, anu oCoupl'N
"a poaition on the PLATFORM
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The Coming German Musical Festivai-TI o
Arrangements.


BALTlNoRE, July 6.-The Northeastern Sanger
bund, of America, will celebrate their grand bi-an-
nua musical festival Cbeing the Eleventh National
Singing FesvaD i'll this city on the 10th, 1lth, 18th,
18th, 14th 18TH and 10th OF July The Northeastern
Sangcrbund (Singng Union) comprises societies
from the Eastern, Middle, and Southern States,
numbering about 160 societies; 100 in New York and
vicinity; 80 in Philadelphia and vicinity 10 In Bati-
more aud vicinity; embracing about 60O0 active ana
about 1900 passive members, large majority of
these societies will be present
Invitations were given for prize compositions to
the composers of the Old and New World, to be per-
formed at this festival. SiXty-eght composers
sponded The first prize SlO0 gold, was awarded to
Professor FRANKIE, of Crossen Prussia; the second
prize, $50 gold to Professor Metzger, of Vienna,
Austria The first prize composition will be sung
by the Baltimoreans with full orchestral accompa-
niments on Tuesday, July 10.
For the priZesinglng at the festival four valuable
prizes, consisting of two grand pianos from KnAbes
manufactOry valued at $500 each and two square
ditto from Gaehle, will be awarded.
The programme for the festival embraces on the
first day grand public reception of guests, with an
imposing procession. On the second day the per-
fOTmance OF Handel's oratorio Messiah, by chorus
consisting Of about four hundred male and female
voices organized and selected from among the best
talent the city, assisted by an adequate orchestra
the solo parts be sung by artists of acknowledged
reputation, under the leadership OF Prof Lenschow
on the third day prize singing by the different socie-
ties from abroad on the fourth day grand concert,
in which all the societies will unite; the two fol-
lowing days repetition OF choruses and picnics on
the ground.
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FOURTH EDITION
" !" ANNINe
Return of Cabinet 0ficers-Senator
Cameron Busy at the White
House-Reports from Vir-
ginia- Progress of the
State Election.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

RObeeOn.
Special Despatch to the Evening telegraph
WASHINGTON July 6.-The Secretary OF the Navy
returned here last evening, and was at the Depart
ment to-day.
Senator Cameron
IL here, endeavorng to have a national bank at
Middletown designated as a Government depository.
He had an interview with the President this morning
The Virginia Election.
There s great anxiety here as TO the result OF the
election in Virginia. Private telegrams received
state that the election s proceeding quietly I'm Rich
mond and other cities. There was some little dis
turbance In Alexandra, but IL was soon quelled.
Hancock and the GOvernOrship.
A wellknown Democrat informs us that private
letter has been received from General Hancock I'm
which he intimates that II rendered the nomination
Tor Governor OF Pennsylvania by the Democrats, he
will resign his commission and accept il.
Naval Orders.
Despatch % the Associated Press.
Commander II. w. Meade has been ordered to spe-
clal duty on the Bureau of Navigation. Surgeon
Thomas Hliand has been ordered to special duty at
the Quarantine Hospital near Portsmouth, N. II.
Captain John M Is. Clitz is detached from the COM
mand OF the Pawnee, and placed on waiting orders
and placed on waiting orders rs:-Iieutenant-oom-
manders Henry b. Seely, b. p Smith, and w
Wheeler, Lieutenant Henry G. Nelds, and Chief En-
gneer George s. Bright.
EnsiRns Frank A. Courtiss, George A. Badly, Thee
dore s: Willis and George A. Norris are detached
from the Pawnee, ana ordered to Washington for
examination for promotion.
General sherman
returned to Washington this morning from St Louis
Died.
Information has been received at the Navy Depart-
ment Of the death Of Hidshipman William Wire, OF
June near Srn Francisco. He was on duty ON the
steamer MOhican.
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More NIatrimony In Prospect.
CUB.4 IND SOUTH ,lMERIC.f.
Dlscoyory of Torpcloes.

Dc LWUW LWUIf.
HAVANA, July 5.-The steamship Louisiana ar
rived here yesterday. A number of tOrpedoes have
been found In the coal at the gas works IN the city
OF Espirto Santo
Repmlse Of the spanish Troops bN the Fiibu~-
busters under Command of Colonel Jordan.
WAsHlNGToN, July G.-Cuhans here have the 1ol'
lowing adNices; the spanish troops, between lne
l2d ana 2bt Of June, attacked the forces OF General
Jordan near Hoguin, ana after light, which, II Is
reported, lasted over eight hours, they were re-
The loss Of the Cubans was nearly 200 in killed aud
wounded. Among those Killed were 20 Americans
The Spanish loss WAS about the same. The spanish
troops consisted OF two brgades, and outnumOered
the Cubans two to one. General Jordan commanded
the revolutionary army.
Minist,r McARhOn at BuenOs Ayres.
By Atlantic Gable.
LISBON, July G.-Iater advees from South Anne
rica have been received by the arrival OF the mail
Is unimpOrtant
Minister Mcmahon was at Buenos Ayres, and
would sail at once fOr Rio JaneiTo.
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From NEW YORK.
ndiarism and Stabbing in BrookIyn.

Incendiarism and StabbinR in BrOokIyn.
Despatch 20 The Ecoaing Telegraph.
BROOKLYN, July 6.-At1 O'Clock this morning the
store OF Mendelsohn Co., on Grand street. was de-
stroyed by fire. the occupants, thirteen In number
narrowly escaping with their lives. Two adjoining
buildings were destroyed. Total loss 500 900; in.
nlrance, $4,000 Mr. Mendesohn and partner were
arrested as the incendiaries. They claim loss OF
Sll,OOO, and have $1,000 insurance in the Globe Pa
clhe and Columbia companies
In dispute between drinking parties in bar
room In Yates avenue this morning John Doian WAS
stabbed III the hand and arm. One OF the party was
arrested.
Killed.
NEW YORK, July 0.-James White. Irish sixty
years OF age, walked from seeond-story window n
somnambusm, killing himself instantly.
Navigation Suspended.
ELhTRA, July GA break in the feeder OF Che
mung Canal, near Corning, suspends navigation
throughout the canal for four OF I've days
Shot by Burglar.
ROCHESTER,, July 6-Robert De Garmo was shot
last evening while entering his own house by a bur
glar who had secreted himself therein.