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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

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NEwYoRx, August s, 1863 }
THE BOOKS FOR THE TRANSFER of the
stock Of this COmpanT will close TUESDAY the 10th day OF
August 1869 the purpose Of enabling the holding
stock that time the into the guaranteed stock DO
Issued in exchange therefor
exchange will be entitled to dividends at the
Of Per Centum payable quarterly the TUBS
DAY following the FIRST Monday of January April July and October
Of tue under the lease to the Pennsylvania
Railroad COMPANY and such dividends will be payable free ofhe income
the United States Government aud Of all which may DO cot
sei in through by OF the corporation
owning h. corporation leasing sanethe psymsn Of all
taxes being assumed by the lessee .
shares will be ssud 10 exchange cr
entitled
will scrip entitled TO dividends
until aggregated.
hundred shares will he converted and the aVss n
cuded hereafter made out Of the surplus az
Of the when its outstanding accounts shall be settled
The books viii stocks Tuesday the As
1865 BY order Of the Executive Committee
WINSLOW, LANIRR l. Co. Transfer Agents
GRoCERs FIRE Insurance COsPASI
No l57 BROADwAI n Y. Sept. T. 1869.
DOTH DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
80 this declared DIVIDEND Of FVB ~ PER CENT.
"'' =" '''A"'"' ' JACOB H. MOORE Secretary.
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ALBERT II. NicoLAr. AuctioBeer
DEREMPTORY SALE

ALBERT II NrcotAr, Aualoneer
pEREMPTORY SALE
II or
$4,000
DAYTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD CO.
GUARANTEED
SIX PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS.
$4,000
ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS.
ALBERT n. NICOLAY
WILL SKILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, SEPT. o,
AT i2t O'CLOCK T. NJ.
AT THE EXCHANGE SALgSROOM,
No. Ill BROADWAY,
(for Of whom m concern)
f250 DAYTON aud Railroad Guaranteed Cent Mort
gage Bonds ghnteed b Lutte Miami and Columbus Raft
road Compsur due 1915 interest payable January and July Ams
can Exchange Bank n Y. (hyPothecseiI + l0On each.
S2OJ Paul and Pacific Railroad Co. First Mortgage Cent
hanhan CompAnys Bank New York Hypothetical + 900 each
These Bonds regarded hrstcas security Capitalists and
Others desiring profitable Investments will fud it to their interest
fni this sale, which t. he made without aud
purchasers Further he obtained application
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY
Stock Auctioneer and Broker No, ~ Pn.st
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Delaware Cbsnango md Middle and Southern. q, al5
BlOome Co pals fair Pals. -
tOgoO1 penusTlvaua p'S
Half tabs ma Common
Mr.nm......... i20I.| Tubs. fair good ''''''5l93j
Fine n n AL Mich IN W.T. Sc......,2JG2t
Cooro. 10 f, n n NJ CHICAGO Nortb.Westen ~ MS
Well, tri fre Ice ys.i~T Brkns yellow l'021
Common 10 fair ........,5003l common store l''A'''
Store p'kl. white stTk. .24OIBl ,...t ..i..-
tHXzSE-fhe receipts igh and with t u'u P''
advanced and close finn. We quOte: Ia a,,,
state FactUrT dae toisATl6i Ti Farm Iay skmh''' 80
Skinnci o n p Conn Eug. 6ary good. lss9l6i
Farm DAIRY 6nr.....IS 0p5 Common sknmti. Fto
Medium. ON iPlneapr
PfTROIEUM The market less active and scarcely
huti and rude 6i95c, IN bulk Ne'ar" " wy
scarce. limited thereby
RICE-Taie bnt prices small Carolina
SrHAES-The inquiry or Raw good and prizes hr ~ e
bte iar, It'll plsc,4. only snail amounts on
bought Freely to-day Fair 70 Coed Refining ~
~ for Cuba; la lic Tor Porto hlco Ai
Jokes Havana l3 Refined irm 81 49, 0i6ic for ii@ i
FEapS Seeds continue d1l aul nomin' ~ '"'
fr Crrr ~ ljU+i IS Tor fimoih Rough Flax Is 'eus "
- va ~ 30 ChcUti1 eci IS selling al 50 ~ so
SINAC-Scv selling r6t@rll' for Oh" low and +l'~P'''
for tie hisa grades. Virginia quoted al 1905 100 =,
TAliONiLe market is quiet aud Pes are without c''"S' "
lROl2Sr
WIrKlThe market active And closes esiieT sae'V'
ijJ bUs at ri CWfl H.
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,

The D,s,' Urban, Bloomington and Petn R',o. Who's.
ern being the cities of Dsnye and Pekin both 10 Illinois The
nth the lo,d ~ o miles m capital sGe. $4,000 The
way ia. been ae1d done aud the whole line ready ioT the rails
successful THE will be completed the coming
These convertible into stock at par at the option the
holder aud NAV be registered the Of any time
earT offered 3 as We shall shoT the seI best ALREADY SUM. 9.iy
e road The bonds averaging les, than 1000 per mile are scared
o o's moIsae On We sGoe rS9d and sae pPer Of He io
oldest sma1t wsgonnd She state passing through several Popu
word through the garden Of tb. Garden State lis oc, business
alone will safce to make hratca pairing road while with its
With lines it through trade
to make Il one Of the most prodtable IN the country.
apo' making line Of 2o mcs At indianapolis connection will be
wiki the Toledo fact the road Will form
main uk the direct communication Of toe principal Atlantic cities
with Omaha aud the Pacific
toni s5 the I P w .s S SHp B ssa bur s s
Ble'nt.ns Railroad to Indianapolis and Danve via Toledo and
viii dr.,, lin. from Sevrok to the same points
Indianapolis. D.nve gre aud Great West
to D,you Ohio and Vi. ndsqs Central to Ind,a'go.s Pany,
Harrisburg Pittsburgh Columbus Dayton aud Indianapolis
The south With The Great sud the Pacss Bal
ore and Ohio Railroad Pskersburs Cincinnati indianapolis Daa
Thus With b, combined Advantages certainty
many dysrgus aud principal lines must necessarily have
to is length those Of other railroad 10 Illinois The following table
'ho" the sarP,ns Of some oths prime Ps railroads 10 Illinois MIL.
Ccss,ss' AiS EN- ard s. Lsa' R59 #ls s9S
Taso SsS. I' aai ". taS1.:.. ): 5
70 s,a..s tie receipts til: DsS,s ur,pa blooming
INV "''''' FIRST YEAR
Receipt estimated bllOfoOO
Estimated expenses as foloNs; 1900
R S,re.' 3. i sGSs5 so
Premium ~ per cent $4,000 goL............ 9510
aid, Sinking 1000 M. ,oo
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In some cases probably the Office would be liable for
moro than the premiums received because the Insured
say an old OF 60ay not be able TO insure his life
any where else The Office bound to make good the
loss by the nOnfumento of their contract and
this not measured only by tine amoCnt paid 10 It TO Sc
cure future benefit. 1t is measured by the dSappOnt
ment OF that benefit. IL is OF to tell mau whose
life uninsurblc ard insure somewhere else The
oce who took his premiums bound itself to insure 10
pay him his stipulated at DEATH or to compensate
him ROW for not paying it. But Omitting this, and look
ing only the premiums paid the policies the deficit
IN this Office comes to three millions sterling How
this great loss has happened do yet know but
item OF il explains itself The Albert, according ~ list
published, took off" the following Offices:
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Qibiosna Hotit,s.

PITTsBuRGH, PoKr WAYSE CHICAGO RAILWAY CosPANr
OFFICE OF WISsLow, LASIER Co., TRASsYKR A0KNrs, 4
NEwYoRx, Augut6, 1903. ,
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aud bullion REs 68
Increase other securities" discounts ard osus) o5
decrease
Increase notes and
Total Of reserve Of and
Minimum Of discount sIsd Aus 49, ls69..2l
BANK FRANCE
increase 10 cash and bullion e2G2l79
Decrease notes circulation.
hiomum Of discount remains Fixed MAY
TOGETHER
Coin and bullion. Notes in circulation
Total Total.
Bank Of Brgoud.......... &2I0326T7 R2326s,24O
Bank OF FrALee....s. t9O59 1853 539ll.Sh
Totals............,... a7OO9iB45 3T7209565
The London Economist of Aug % has the following in
reference to the failing of the Albert Life Insurance Com
pany;
The real state Of the "Albert" Office known. If not
accurately at least sufficiently and approximately Two
laotuarles OF eminence have made rough estimate,
pending more elaborate investigation, the result Of
which Is this:
d.
Present value Of liabilities on poscies latter Civ.
ing credit for the value Of Dreun Gll47487
Present value Of liabilities lS,4B
Claims admitted and general debts HOOD pI9R
fnods 10 hand 4EIlSO
Uuoallsd capital estimated to yeh 5OOOO a 500
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HOyRTARY { COMSS ERCIAL
\ ON KOrh ksrKe4.


BY TeIegra phA NEW Yong. J uns %.
CoTToN-Very firm, and a fair business
doing; sales 5000 bales at SSc. for Mlddllns
Uplands.
l0a2Oc lover sales of $500 Darrels AZ - JUG
s. 80 for SupeIffil8L state and western ]
S6 35a6 s. for extra state; S. O096 50 for
do. extra Western: s6 o5G7 . for white
wheat extra: S. 4O,e7 90 for round hoop
oh1oi do s. 35g7 ci2E sxtIs saint IT. LoRls y =
WHIsKY-Heavy; Western, 81 co, free.
/ ~ HEAT-Receipts, $50 bushels; heavy,
and 2a3e lower: the decline is about l0e
from The highest point; l24,0OO bushels sold
ct 81 4591 AZ for NO. 2 spring: 81 5O9l So
for No do 81 coal 81 for amber MIchI-
gaa;s 81 tor common white Western.
CoRN Receipts, s7,257 bushels; a shade
s. 90 bubeIs isR At a 6iszc Tor new linked
Western, via. cSoal; S3GS712c. via. rail-
road; s2992c. for high Il liked and yellow
OArs-Receipts-2 %. $50 bushels; market Ic
lower and closing more steady; sales OF
ZOO pusnes at 75G76c for Western ahoati
closing at 76c.
RICE-QuieJ. a.s
= C0FFEE-In fair request.
= SUGAR Steady; sales of 500 hogsheads
and go b xes Cuba at ll9lIo.
MOI.ASSsts-- Dull. 81 fT4fH Pa fHaui
HOPS-Quiet
PETROLEUM Firm at IeJ4g17c for crude,
and Sc for refined.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales of $50
DdrIelS at 60Z 5l9oZ % LOT new mess Gus
lag at s32 II cash; s32 Il for old ditto;
S25 25@26 % for prime: SIS 59g9 OO for
BEEF-steady. Beef Hams quiet and
unchanged.
MEATs-Firm; sales of 200 packages
at I46I41zc for shoulderss l61IgiS4c Tor
hams. MiddIes quiet sales of IS boxes
10 z clear at l65zc.
LAKD-sieady aud quiet; sales of AGO
tieIces at I7aI94c for steam, and 2Oe for
kettle rendered.
BUTTER Steady at 2als35c for Ohio.
CHEESE IL Heavy at l5gISc.
FREIGHrS-To Liverpool less active;
shipm efits Of =. 600 bushels wheat per
steamer, at 9991Zd.
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New York Items.

New YoRK, June %. - Marshal
Barlow positively denies that an ex-
pedition left here either on Wednes-
day or Thursday. and he Is OF opinion
that no other expedition left here,
except that by the Peril. de has no
doubt that cargoes of munitions of
war have been taken to Cuba, but as
there was no legal proof of their real
destination, he could not interfere.
+ Per contra, about three hundred
Cuban fllIbusters, quartered IN Coop
er's Hall, Jersey City, last even
iug, were supplied with rations, came
over TO New YqEk 10 small squads,
and have since dlslppc ared.
There were iorty or fifty men about
the New York headquarters, In Hous-
ton Street, to-day.
Colonels Currier and Michaeliviski,
and Captain Claney, who were arrest
ed last night, have been released on
bail to answer the Indictments found
against them.
Search is continued for Col. Ryan.
but no clue to his whereabouts has
been discovered.
The inhuman officers of the James
Foster were sentenced to -day-Givnn,
the carpenter, to four!ee year. Cru
theirs. the boatswaiB, TO seven years.
and Murphy, third mate, to FIVE years
in the penitentiary.
a bout twenty cglr dealers were
arrested on charge of not athxing
stamps to each box of cigars, Com
missioner Osborn having decided that
is the law.
The stock of E. c. Gaffuld, whole
sale dealer in distilled spirits. and
the place Of business of two other
dealers, have been seized. The for
mer was removed to the bonded ware
house Pending the forfeiture about
six thousand gallons of spirits are in
volved.
The Polish residents have made ar
rangements for the trionnial celebra-
tion of the peaceful union of ancient
l4ithunia, Podalia, and .Galicia, with
| the kingdomaof4Poland in 1863.
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From chicago.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The Pullman
California excursion party reached
here this forenoon, after an absence
Of twenty days. All well and de-
lighted with their trip.
New barley, from California, was
shown on Change to-day.
Three tons of silver, from the
Georgetown. California, Mines ar
rived in this city yesterday, consigned
to var'ogs parties.
The Perry ii. Smith excursion
party arrived at Wassatch. Utah. to
day at noon. All we'll To-morrow
tue party goes to Sit Lake.
I'll NJ Smith, ore of the editors of
the Chicago Repubiican, was Knocked
down and otherwise maltreated in the
street, to-day, by III. o. Stone. The
cause was an article accusing Mr..
Stone of various disreputable acts in
connection with some real estate
transactions. MIR. Stone is one of our
most respected citizens.
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WE give up much OF our space this
morning 70 the proceedings of the
meeting OF Stack kholders Of the Ev-
ansvil,e, Henderson, and Nashville
Railroaa, which adjourned yesterday,
and the Reports of the Engineer, As
sistantSuperintendent. and Secretary.
These matters are of such Importance
to the citizens of Evansville and Ken
tucky that we feel justified iE laying
the proceedings in full before our
readers. These, with General BOYLE's
Report, which we Published in full
yesterday, mike a complete exhibit
Of the present condition of the Road.
We will have occasion to refer to
these more 10 detail hereafter.
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rrIaI nr 8. h. Hnrman.

CINCINNATI, june 25.-Stephen B.
Hayman, who, as messenger OF the
American Express Company lost $780,
600 between Glendale and Lockland,
in March, 1862, and who claimed to
have been robbed by two men, was
Oh trial to day before Judge Cox. and
Jury in the Common Pleas Court.
for the embezzlement of the money.
The State closed her testimony, and
the defense moved to arrest the case
from the jury, the ground that no
legal proof of the prisoners guilt had
been offered.
Judge Cox granted the motion, and
directed the jury to return verdict
of not guilty. They asked leave to
insert IN the verdict that it was given
under the instruction of the Court,
which was granted, and defendant
was then declared not guilty.
Two other indictments against
Hayman were then recalled, and he
was discharged.
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Havana News

NEW YORK. June 25.-Havana
letters of the 18th SAY that on the
10th several anxious dispatches came
to Esperiar, from Generals in the
field. They want men, and repre-
sent their forces as being 10 danger.
The Spaniards at Puerto Principe
and on the read to Neuvitas suffered
heavily from rebel attacks.
A correspondent sends the follow
ing statement of the forces in the
field: The Government has 1900
-Veteraps and 2700 volunteers. added
to 1880 volunteers garriis0o1niiDg the
principal cities, of which $500 are iu
Bavana The forces OF the Patriots
are 36, 900 whites and 19 600 negroes,
Of which about $4,000 are well armed,
This force will undoubtedly increase
to some $4,000 whites and negroes IN
a short time, should they continue TO
receive arms and ammunition from the
United States.
LeiOna assaulted a camp consisting
of families who had abandoned
Puerto. The assault was made in
the night, and 1000 persons, old and
young men, women and children were
butchered
General Marmol, under date of
the 22d, makes a report of certain
operations; among them the arrival
of the Nipe expedition under Jordon,
with 300 men, mostly Cub1ns, and
even a greater amount of arms and
ammunitions than had been reported
There appears to be but little doubt
that the larger portion of the fillibus-
ters who landed from the schooner
Grapeshot were killed or captured.
Twenty five of them were executed
by the Spaniards.
The yellow fever is increasing at
Havana, both ashore and on ship
board.
New YoRK, June 25.--Receut
dates from Cuba state that a consid-
erable number Of Spanish soldiers
have deserted to the Patriot army.
A lso that q great deal of sickness pre-
walls among them. Republicans have
received as much or more aid from
Mexico and other points. In the way
of munitions. arms, &c, than has yet
been obtained from the United States.
NEW YoRK, June 25.-The dis
patches from Minister Mcmahon
cover from early in January, when he
arrived In Lopez's lines, down to the
21st Of April. The dispatches shed
much new light upon affairs Ia that
quarter. Lopez still maintains a war
like attitude, and expresses a deter
mination to resist to the uttermost.
Several Enclosures from Lopez to
Mcmahon are mitted. McMahon
makes no allusion to his recall, from
which it is inferred that the letter
had not reached him. The flag Of
truce which brought these dispatches
through the lines of the Allies took
back dispatches, awaiting transmits
sion to him. There is no longer any
doubt that the Allies have been the
cause of the cessation of communion
tion.
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CINCINNATI HarkeI.
BY Teiegraph.l CIR0IENATI. June %.
FLoUR-steady; family, s. 75a6 90.

BY Feiegraph.l CINoIFNATI, June %.
FLoUR-Steady; family, s. z596 %.
WHEAT-Scarce and but little offered
market hrm; No. l, 81 80, No. ,, 81 >.
CORN-Steady ear, 66965c; shelled, 6o1g
zoe, the latter rate for white.
Rye Dull, supply better, and prices low
er; No. l. 81 Is.
OATS Ste ady at 6SG72c.
COTTON-DuI and &c lower; middling,
BIC; low middling, 3O15c.
TOBACCO - Firm and IN good demand (;
sales OF 2f3 hhds at So 65g7 rs.
WHISKY uIl and unsettled; closing
with no buyers at 93c.
PRoVIsIO SS-Duls no demand; holders
more disposed 10 sell, and willing To make
oncessiOus to DO so. Mess Pork, So 759
s33. Bulk Meats, 12I9155ss. Bacon, Ii,
lI55, and lSc; nOminaiiy no sales.
LARD -NOmfnally unchanged; held at
1870
BUrrER-Firm at 25Gs0c. s-'f "
EGGS-l7c.
sUGAR-FiEm and In fair demand, espe-
ciallv Tor refine ed.
G. FFEE-Q uietand unchanged.
OIL Linseed dun at 81 U3gl 04. Lard oil,
81 pal AZ.
PETRoLEUM-28G2 acc for refined.
GOLD-l37 buying, and l3715 selling.
MoNEY-Market close at IO9l2 per cent.
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Horse RacIrg.

CINCINNATI, June 25. = Buckeye
Races lub of $500. mile heats, best
three IN five, to harness, horses that
have never beat 2:35, won by Roach 5
Frauk-5. 4. B, 1, 2, 2; Johnson' S
Volunteer, 2, 0, l, 2, 1; Miller
Tombstone, 1. 0, 2. 5: distanced Gil
bert's White Face-4, 5, 4, 3, B.
Withdrawn. Loder's Lon. 3, g, 5, f.
withdrawn. Time. 2:31, 2:322. 2:341.
2:354, 80, and 2:40a. Club, 500,
mile heats, best three in FIVE, in har-
ness. PAGERS ForbiDs Topsey 4, dis
tanced Cavanaugh's Joe Holt, 5, 4. A,
withdrawn. Roach's Dan. Voorhees,,
2, /, 1. Loder's Hoosier Tom, /, 2
3. 3. Ligg0t's Billy Larken, 3, 3
2, 2-2:263, 2:264, 2;313, 2:30.
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DIED.


BURNS-In this city, at P. NJ on Fri.
day, June 18th, after protracted illness OF
neuralgia Of the brain, EDDIE BOYACE.
son of Charles T.. and Catharine M r.
Burns, aged years and 10 months.
The funeral win take place from the
Church of the assumption. on Second
street, between Main and Sycamore, on
this Saturday, at o'clock P. N. The
friends OF tire family are invited to attend
without further notice.
Little EDDIE was a bright-eyed, intelli-
gent lad, a CHILD Of unusual promise
known and greatly beloved by a large cir
Gle of aequaintances, and the idol OF the
family circle, and the hope OF his parents,
whose hearts are crushed by this terribIe
bereavement. May they look for consola-
ton 10 Him who In wisdom has thus early
trans planted This tender 1iOwer to a hap
pier home and to brighter joys.
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New York Dry eOoQs hAFkeI.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June 20.
The market was generally inactive but
firm for most Kinds OF cotton goods, yet it
Is very evident that prices viii not bear
any further advance, for we find that 4
line OF pring prints " b ch were advanced
ye terday to l5c by II. b CIafiln g Co, are
dow again to-day to l21S e. LOnSd ale Cam
brics re offered at lie Tor PLAN and l2c for
high co Ors; = ark A bags are adva aced TO
4T1zc: turner's and mecnanics' cOttonad6 S
are frmer and held at S5aS71zc Ia other
ticular change 10 notice; heavy brown
sheetiugs are firm at l61&di7c, and hue
do. nke PepperelI r and Faclfic and At
lantic L at I415c. TheI9 viii be big
change1u the price of spool coIfon next
week; alreauy the WiIlia1nantic Company
have nut up the price OF their threads from
45 to 52zc; and Green q Daniels and stat
ford Brothers threads have be en- ratSt q
to 45c.
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ChIcago MARKET.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June %.
ExCHA GE-Easteru firm at par and lilo
premium selling 4 10 discount buying.
FL0UR-QuieI at 50 25ee6 > for spring.
WHEAT quiet and easier ard lA6s2c
low er; sales of No. at 81 2j@l n; No. at
81 239l %; closing firm al 81 221S; this
afternoon No. was inactive and unset
tied at 81 3, sci er June.
CORN-Qu ct and firmer: sales of No. at
70G7O1zc; n Q. , az 691z97lc; rejes ted at Goa
ole; no grade at 53d 57cs closing at T01ac for
fresh receipts OF No. ], and 69Ls@70c for No.
2; unchanged this afternoon.
OATs-Du1; Western ZGlc lower; sales
at 6I,dgl14c cash. and 60Ia6lc seller lhe
month closing with seller AT Gle cash.
RYE-Q uiet ansl less armer; sales OF No
] % 81 o. ggl "; No. at 81 O5Gl O6; cIosing
81 O7I9 for y o.
BA6LEY Pun at 81 i5dl 80 in store.
HIGHWIN rs Quiet and lower; sales a
94 aa95c; closing with sellers at 9f1Se.
PROVIsIoSS-DuiI. Al ess pork closed weak
al S3I 70. Lard nominal at 1916. Shoulders
I2{<c
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Interesting Havana Items.
Indian Acknowledgment OF See
FelaFy BOrle--AppOlntment OF 6.Hs

Indian AffaiFs-RcSignati0 OF sec
FelaFy BOFle-AppOintment OF 6'H'
Robson. a..a sa
WASHINGTON, june 24,-The Com
missioner OF IDdian Affairs has re-
ceived letter dated May 3lst, from
Geo. w. Dent, Superintendent of In
dian Affairs for Arizona Territory, IN
which he gives a sad statement OF the
conduct OF the Indians. News OF
their depredations co mes fr2ln all
parts. They have made attae Ks on
herds and wagon trains IN the lmme-
diate vicinity Of Camp Verde, wound
ing and killing several men and drlv-
ing off the stock The same scenes
have been enacted near Camp Lowell.
The river Indians of Gila and Colo
RADIO are quiet, being now engaged IN
planting. The troubles, he says, are
owing to the temporary removal OF
troops from the, posts In the Terri
tory.
Adolph Il. Borie has resigned his
position as Secretary of the Navy
and George w. Robson, OF New j er-
sey,. formerly Attorney General oi
that State, has been appointed to
succeed Borie. Robson was sworn
in at noon to day, and will attend the
regular Cabinet meeting. BOrle felt
compelled TO resign by reason OF a
multiplicity of private duties.
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81. LonIs narkel.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June %.
TOBACCO Steady and unchanged.
GCTTON-Nominal ana none Offering.
HEMP-DuI; undressed SlO0gl40i com
mon 10 choice dressed S225.
FLoUR-Dull and buyees standing of
superlne s4 30es5 SO; X S5g5 5Os Xxx IS %
0g6 %
AHEAT-DuII and IRE gular; No. 2Sprin G
sold a Z 81 l21a9l I3; No. !, 81 l49l ID; prime
10 choice all 81 .0dt 40
tORS-Firmer and uuo hanged rates for
mixed in bulk G0g62c; prime to choice
white in sacks SJ9eSjc
OATS III eid GEyner free ia elevator 5Sc ;
com mon to choice In sacks 6l0t64c.
RYE-Duil ann lower; small sal es at 81 10.
PAOVIsION5-Ia light demand. Mess PORK
S3f03S 10 Bacon, shoulders, l412c; clear
rib sides ISc; clear sides lo1zc; loose coun-
Try shoulders and country clear sides
loose l714c.
LARD-Nothing doing; jobbing orders
filed at l814c tor choice tieIce; 2O1z92Ic for
keg.
WHISKY-Slow at 96c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-26
1kat ecretnry of the Navy,

TRENTON. n. J., June 25.-Hon. G.
NJ. Robeson, the newly appointed
Secretary of the Navy, is a son ct
Judge ". p. RObeson, of Warren
County u j !, formerly prominent
leading Whig. Upon the election of
FreeliDghuysen as Senator in 1867,
Mr.. Robeson was appointed, by Gov.
Ward, Attorney General. which posi-
tion he resigns for the new duties.
He is about Al years of age, and
Justly holds a high rank in his pro-
fession He is strong and decided
Republican.