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ExTRxoRDfSAaY DEcfs1os.-AH was re-
served for Frederick county (va.) board
OF Registrations to decide that d minister OF
the Gospel ia. debarrei from registration on
account of the oath taken when applying
for o license TO solemnize marriages. !. ! This
was done in the case of Rev. Norval Wilson.
justice will not always sleep, o nd ignorance
will one day receive due apprehension
Winchester 1imes.fF9 h soa i, LEiil ~ !
BURGESS .RUNs CANHY.-Durinc his re.
cent visit to Petersburg ex Mayor Burgess,
who seems not yet to have recovered from
the soreness, occasioned by his removal, is
| said to have been very ,boastful of his in
fiuence at military Headquarters. I, He is
even reported to have boldly declared that
he and Governor Wells are running Candy,
and that Mayor Newberry would be re-
moved in three or -four days. Petersburg
Inde1. hart
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY. On Friday
last a agentleman from Charlotte started
with his wagon. home, having two little
| boys with him. About three miles from
town he was stopped by three negroes,
armed with pistols ready cooked, and utter
| ing vile oaths and furious threats, who de-
manded his money. He, being unarmed
and outnumbered, made no resistance, and,
OF course, was totally at their mercy. He
could use noawords or warning that could
deter them from their fell purpose, but had
to submit to the, ,humiliating- indignity Of
having his person searched and of seeing.
his wagon plundered. -Lynchburg Ne,os,
24tR.ai ,'', i7 -. -, + 30, s-ag1'
GENEROUS C0ETR1BUTIoN.-That liberal
hearted Virginian, now, q resident of f. Chi
cago, Lcander, G.. Mccormick, has again
illustrated mis- kindness of feeling for his
native Valley in the gift of asplendid four
foot moving machine to the new church
now going up in Mount Crawford Rock
an9hdnn Register. -. aE-f
Mr.. F. A. Karin received dispatch from
Saratoga yesterday stating that the reco-
very of Mr.. Smith was extremely doubtful.
Norfolk Journal, Gath. ~<
The following postmasters in Virginia
have been appointed: Miss Henrietta II.
Nash, Neabsco Mills, Prince William conn
ty, Uice Miss Miss M. R. Nash, resigned.
New post-offce established at Vicar, Russell
county, Napoleon Vicar postmaster. Post
office re-established at Daysville, Loudoun
county, Miss Leah F. Palmer postmaster.
The Dispatch wants to know if the "Mr.
Garland " to whom we referred few weeks
ago is the hero Of the Wells-G Garland letter.
The same man-commonly known about
here as Gobbler Garland" Of Buckeye
land Charlottesville Chronicle.
Campbell Courthouse White majority,
fifty. .-.-I 'H ~ 'tf'-.....
w. w. Walker is well and ready for
work. ., = - - -
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CONVENTION OF NATIONAL BANKs.-Neac
York, June pa Convention of delegates
from the national banks of the country as
sembled to-day at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Hon. L. G. Spaulding, of Buffalo, was tenn
porary chairman, and Hon. Theodore M.
Pomeroy, of Auburn, was permanent presi-
dent. A committee of scventy-fye was
appointed to take action for perfecting
banking laws, for securing sound and le-
Ultimate banking, and to attend to all mat
tiers material to the public, the national
banks, &c. The Convention then adjourned
Fifteen States were represented.
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THE YERGER TRIAL IN MISSISSIPPI
jackson, Hiss, June 23.-The GergeI
trial is progressing slowly. Witnesses were
examined by the defence to prove that Yer
ger has given at times evidences of insan-
ity...r ma. ...-.l..... ..sa .>a-.<' d
The Conservative Convention met to-day
The attendance was large Resolutions il
favor Of reconstruction strictly on the con
gressional plan, and in favor of universal
suffrage and universal amnesty, and en-
dorsing the administration Of Grant, wert
reported. The Convention was harmonious
and successful. 80 .".'.." -.
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In Alexandria city and county GAO whites
and 2S1 blacks had registered Wednesday
About $4,000 has been subscribed in
Chicago towards a nswsboys' home. : - ~.
p. Henry j.. ,Raymond's grandfather and
grandmother, on his mothers side, and one
of his uncles, died of apoplexy. esp
Green corn and full blown cotton bloom
have found their way into the sanctum of a
Selma tAla.) editor. T'a',' -.. .s
The white employees of Savannah (Ga.)
eustom-house are being removed, and ne
groes substituted. s,.<.se. 80:
The Chapman Sisters and the inimitable
Bishop closed successful week at Detroit
on Saturday night. .rrt
General Barn'y, of Keokuk, Iowa, has
the largest vineyard in that State. He has
seventy acres set in grapes. 80
In 1868 there we're 3, 46s, 1850 gallons OF red
wine and l,276,581 gallons Of white wine
exported from France to England. "" ~.
The City Council at Quincy, H., has voted
.S25O, 900 to the Quincy and Nebraska rail:
road. Private parties having subscribed
100000. .@EvLg rs a&GH r .,.
| The people have ratIleQ the act anneAlng
Dorchester to Boston, Mass, the vote being
as follows: Boston, 1920 to sos; Dorches-
ter, 92S to 726. If j. sen. ''s.-.
Another colored man Joseph F. Cook
was appointed to frst-elass clerkship in
the Internal Revenue Departm emit on We'd
nesday. s., III IT,. ...,. ,s.a.gr- ). rr..
The stakes in the. Allen McCoole prize
fight were on Monday paid over to McCoele'
The proprietor of sthe island on which the
tight took place has sued MeCoole for $500
damages done to his crops.;a , Gr"@. p
A frst-class opera house is to be erected
in louisville, KY, under the auspices OF
the German (Liederkfanz) Society. :. The
building is to be SO by $50 feet, and to
cost $780, O0.:' -, !. ~ :y7t 'tl.s H.
Rev. W. C, Van Meter, superintendent Of
the Howard Mission, or House for Little
Wanderers, while attempting to get off a
Brooklyn ferry-boat Tuesday morning, fell
and broke his back. ~ .a,'zg 5lal3o -
Special Orders No, 149, just issued from
the War Department, directs that Hospital
Steward w. r. Tonry, United States army
be discharged from the service OF the
United States, from July /, 1868 !. Tonry
it will be remembered, was married TO Miss
Annie surratt q few days SINCE National
IntelIigeneer. 80 G'ta.: ,-'-'.f,'-3 :.
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Horrible Outrage by Negroes near
Washington---AM Minister'S Daughter
RoviShod

WAsHTNGToS, June 24.-This morning as
three daughters of Rev. D. B. Nichols were
approaching the city. to school, q negro
seized the eldest, aged seventeen, and not
withstandng the screams of the two younger
girls, aged fifteen and thirteen, who were
meantime beating the brute with sticks, sue
ceedcd in ravishing her and made his cs-
cape. The girls were white pupils Of the
Howard University, and their father is
well known as formerly superintendent Of
the Contraband Camp, corner of Twelfth
and u StraptS .... .... .....s... .~..I
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PRIZE FIGHTING IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Springfield, Mass, June pa prize fight
occurred yesterday afternoon on the out
skirts of the city between King and st.
Lawrence, but was broken up by the police
Three hundred spectators, ono-third OF
whom were females, witnessed the affair.
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Tobacco Markets.
81 RICHMOND.

T.Nf.af MI IL
JUNE 24.-Thc. market continues about as last
reported and do not think 1t necessary to alter
quotations. Common and medium leaf and Tugs
are more difficult to sell at quotations. The finer
grades CT shipping continne to meet ready sale at
pretty full prices There Is much less activity in
bright tobacco and quotations difficult to realize.
Upon the whole, we, think there is rather ten
dcncy to lower prices ON all a"rtA- " ,rn-..s .r g.
iLugs.-Shipping, green or unripe, common to
medium, SeGS7;. shipping, ripe, in good order,
S7.50@Ss.50; working common TO medium. $40
-: working, good, $7.5O6Sa: bright smoking or
working, common to medium $9asl5 bright
smoking or working good to fine, Sl25o0S22 80 ;
frosted Tugs, S!M$5.5O.
LcaT.-Shipping, short dark in good order, IS. so
ISlo.50; shipping, short dark in soft order ss@Fe
shipping, in good order, long dark, rich and
waxy, $40. 5O@sli; shipping, in soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy,, $s@Slo.So; shipping, E oG
glish Sl0M$3 sstemming, short and long, so. 50a!
$l4 bright wrappers, medium to good, S20M $50 :
bright wrappers, fine to extra, S3eei$6o medium
sun-cured, sl0MSl3.5o fine sun-cured, Sl2@gTlI.
Frosted Ielf SIS, 5OIDS7, So,
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The SIKH misRlfns between the Cuban.
and NeN York Police.

New YORK, June "a. The morning
papers publish the account of Che escape of
Colonel Ran, with four hundred men, to
Jersey City. The United States Marshal,
with revenue cutter, followed him, but
was deferred by the strength Of the party
from making any arrests. Marshal Dow
ney, Ryan's custodian, was found gagged.
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The Hon. jeremiah S. Black is still at
the St. Joseph's Infrmary, Louisville, Ky
Although four weeks have elapsed since
the serious accident on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, by which his arm was
badly broken, he had not until Monday
been able to be assisted from his bed. He
convalesces slowly, but the Louisville En-
press says will recover the use of his arm.
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Destructive FIRE.-.Brartford, ont,
June 23.-A fire broke out to-day in Bur
gia's furniture store, on Colborne street,
and destroyed q large portion of the bust
ness part of the town. Loss, 500, 900.
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APPOINTMENT to West Point.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Among the ca
diets appointed to West Point by tho Prosi-
dent is son of Colonel Crane, recently
killed at Jackson, Miss.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATHs.-BoSton, June %
Thomas Morris and Thomas Gillagan (the
former arrested for vagrancy and the latter
for assault) were found dead this morning
in Dorchester aims house, where they were
confined. The cause Of their death is a
III ystary ..-r. ..- s.@
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
"a Registration I'm Norfolk.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
.a''i~ 1ctT ..- NORFOLK, June d, 1862
Registration closed, and Norfolk is all
right. Whites, 524; blacks, 425-white
majority, 90 Calmly transfer, 81 white
majority, $50. White gain since 1867, 1873,
at which time the blacks. had Al majority.
Total white majority on registration of
1867 and 1859, 103. s.'e - +. i.s-s*f" L.
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LYNCHBURG,
CINCINNATI.

NNII.
JUNE Io-The sale of Leaf Tobacco at various
warehouses; to-day were 80 hogShcadS as follows
90 hogs heads new Mason and Bracken Counties,
XVI mt 81 ut S6I$s. c5. ut G7IS7.S5. NJ ~. ID
Ss.7j al S9.5o $3.50, III Slo@ $40. IS, ut Sllm
i. rs, at SEQ 81 so at BIB 25$l375, at Tli
XVI at SG.05. ut IS. loGlSS. 90, at $685. at
xln 50 ut Sll. 80. . at 81. 500. Sl2.7S.
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There appears to be some; doubt as to
whether General Sickles will eventually &C
cept the mission to Spain.T A question has
been raised asi to wbethershis case comes
under the act of March, 1869; relative to
officers of thearmy and navy accepting and
holding diplomatic and consular positions.
1t is understood the. Attorney General, on
being questioned, replied that General
iSickles's. case. is clearly within the -prsri-
sions Of the law, and thatohis being on the
retired list makes no difference. IF it
should be decided that General Sickles can
not enter upon the Spanish mission without
Iresigning his position in the army, he viii
not accept it. ~ - - =. -. -
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Domestic aIarrkets--[BY TELEcRAral.

Dohitsiit HlasEhetS-Lbl
| NEW YORK, June 2a.--Noon.-Stocks firm and
| feverish Money active ut per cent, with Lilo
commission added. Sterling, lQ9l Gold, 1881.
5-20s. 60 1921 North Carolna e. 9, 81, new ISL
Virginia 8's. cx-coupons 5sl; new, 81. Tennessee
6's, eX-coupons, 63l new, sss. 49,. go.
Flour favors buyers. Wheat dull and 203c. lower.
Corn dropping. Pork dull at as2:s2s Cotton
s2.35. Lard quiet. Turpentine firm at 433c.
Frcights frmer. ..rTtr : rs:e. g.. ~, ie,s
DECENTRALIZATION active and n shade frmer
sales 500 bales ut 33c. FlOur-State and western,
5G10c. lower southern dull and dro ,ping. Wheat
heavy with u days decline of 30fie. Corn lac.
lower. Pork heavy at $32. 62Sc. Lard heavy. Whis-
key nominal ut fI.o2. Groceries dull and I'M
changed. Naval stores quiet. FreightS frmcr.
Governments dull 5-e0's, 81 1911; southern &C.
curitics Irregular. Money easier at ed7 per cent.
ste Ring lirmer at 1oai@loas. Gold, 1877. '
BALTIMORE, June 2i.-Cotton steady at a3c.
Flour less firm. Wheat Sc. better. Corn improved
white, 03@a5c. Pork, 49,. 50. Shoulders, l5Ac. Lard
firm.
Virginia ss, old, iSi bid. y r.s,.t-- .r. s..
CINCINNATI, June ot.-Whiskcy dull at a3c. Of
| fcrcd. Provisions quiet and duh. Pork T3:. 75M
| at l9tM19Ic.
LOUISVILLE, June H.-Mess pork, 1880. Shout
dcrs, l4ic.: clear sides, lslc. Whiskey- 94c.
ST. LOUIS June 2i.-Whiskey, o6c. Pork un-
changed. Bacon dull. Lard nominal.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June A.-Spiris turpcn.
tine quiet. Rosin steady AT al.s0GDSi Crude tur.
pcntinc 81 65$3. Tar, 81. IS. Weather clear Int
:. W. Thermometer SO degrees. -
NEW ORLEANS, June 81. Cotton nominal
mlidIings, 31Ic.; sales, l6I bales receipts, l3'
MUM. Sug,r-Primc, l3tc. common, lOG1llc.
MoIasscs nominal; fcrmcnting, J56i62c.
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golden syrrp f56Hs5c M eai!on Cuba ana Miisco.
vado, soassc. Porto Ricos ss@ssr.itNsw Orleans
Naiis..In store, sGHc.. . lfstHI /JIrrl
7s ], ., sssGs g s; mssane &c. s
ssraits 81 csGsi IS lard 81 sweet, g. IS ftozen
best salad, ED; castor, 50 q gallon; Virginia Luz
orhtsa1tins' sss; I per gallon srs.t I3j FAd ~
Psas.-Blaek-eye, II q bhshel. :7a ..' - =.
5iastsy.-Lg@H s7asH;o; ground, s ~ -, p,
o.2aa1ie1r--sportiing, sasoas7 ~ keg OF Is Ss,
Rags.-Mited Cotton, sasic.; white, 7G7sc.
Rys.~sl isSsl.so for good to prime very dull.
R R s,s s:as0c'; Kapgoon' '9'sc.
Rum.-New England sIsO@sL 60; Santa Cruz,
. R@ps.@SfaniIIa, best, 2aaasc. ~ j Z LIS e
Stsei.-Nayior,s cast steel, as.c. q n. English
bistered, 2o62lc. q H.; American blistered, MIG
GlE-Liverpooi,. from wharf, 80 % sack foy
Warthington-in store, rs; ground alum, y. "a
Sha.-Northern, %. loGsa.2s q bag OF IS bs. j
Sngnr.-Cut loaf Isc. crushed and powdered,
lTt6i7lc.,: a. 15ic.:"B,'' l5ic.: extra Sc
II5fc.; &C lse; &c" yellow, t4tc.; yellow,
SSoda,Nsai., zGisc., in kegs English soda. sta
Seraca Root.-lsc. ..-. IL. l,.ts% re-, .a,
Soap.-Common. s3sc. best washing, li@ll.c.
toilet 1sbeoc., and fancy prices country, 4@sc.
Spirits TMrDsntine.-ssc.
iSares. WI iskey barrel timber, green, iSeo6S25
a 1000; seasoned, S25@S3o Ea l, 200. Flour barrel
timber, s5mss IL 1000. Hoop poles mot In de-
mandl, S56S6: hogshead hoops, S6Gss Il loo: red
oak hogshcad slaves. S25@$3o u 900 for seasoned.
Tm.~*a 25@sa. so g barrel. -
TedS.-Black. 75c. &SL45-the last prime arti-
Gle: imperial; sI.2s@sl.7 IS; gunpowder, si.soGS2.
Tdlt0tr. -lit1l2c. 10 H..
Iir,egar.-Cider. ao@s5c. manufactured CSC. 2
gallon. <f..r+r > gfTVIsHg1 s.st'i
IVhedt.-Sec Corn Exchange report. ...... .
rye, s36f4; J. Cromwell's extra Eagle, So. so J..
Cromwcll's pineapple, SO; R. 4. Stuart's Rock
bridge, 81. e5. - - -. 80 , ' .tI-..-
Wins.-Port, common, So 5o1S3. n ~ " ~.
Wood.-Oak, Sd1s4.50: pine, S2@s3.T5. -
.-Unwashed, e59soc.; washed, AoGASc. ;
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Second Dispatch

JACKSON, Miss, June 24.-Thc Conven-
ton adjourned last night, after organizing
a National Union Republican party in Mis-
sissipp. 1t passed resolutions looking to
the early restoration of State government
in strict accordance with the reconstruction
laws, and setting forth that the repeated
failures of all former and existing organl-
cations to restore the State and meet the re-
quircments of the Republican spirit of our
institutions, by insisting on measures of
prescription far exceeding the provisions of
the Constitution of the United States and
reconstruction acts, have rendered them
unworthy of the respect and confidence OF
the voters Of Iississippi;. favoring the fif-
teenth amendment; deprecating any at
tempt to impose greater disabilities than
those imposed By Congress declaring the
unwavering support of the party to Prcsi-
dent Grants administration ;, fayoring uni
versal suffrage and universal amnesty and
urging Congress to remove political DISABLE
tiles incurred by participation in the rebel
lion.
The Executive Committee was authorized
to issue an address to the people and, when
ever expedient, call State convention to
nominate State officers. Entire harmony
prevailed. io E... ........r .-as. s.aG aas
The heavy rains of the past few days
have been beneficial to the crops. j., a.
The Yergcr trial has not closed. Further
testimony to prove the insanity OF the ac-
cused is to be introduced. - ,.sr< n@r ....
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A newspaper published in Prague ON.
nounces that the ex-Queen Isabella OF
Spain intends taking up her residence in
that city permanently at the end of the
month. s'.,2'@ y H. s.. Il I. y. Iae a ~
The Hon. James NJ. Mason, Of Virginia,
arrived here on Monday night. He is. the
guest of l. Nevett Steele, Esq, with whom
he will remain a,sfew days.-Bdlt,more
San, 24tA.ns b7.is,gg tsni..l - . 5la
; A coIored man died in WILMINGTON, N.
c., on Sunday morning last, from the effect
OF a spiders bite. The unfortunate man
lived but q few hours after receiving the
wound. Z, n it
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2FYfyFl) .I.t- 2 gt !
Foreign News.

PARIS, June 24.-Prince Henry, of 'Bour-
bon, prominent candidate for the Spanish
throne, has married Miss Payne, an Ameri--
con ba;ressirsrr aif' 81. at@a. ~ "f a#"'% s#i
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Maggie Mitchell is rapidly recovering
from her recent sickness. -,,..,-...- -s-s....
+ A case of fifty-six diamond rings has been
stolen from a'jewelry store in Chicago.
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Republicans Nominal ton in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, ONO, June a., -7-7The Reppb
lican State Convention has nominated K. b
HAYES for Governor. 1asit1 3;-- 4-sf-f.--i 80
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LOUISVILLE.

JUNE 1o.-Thc' market during the week ending
this evening has been active, though the offerings
have not been as large as during the week ending
the 18th. Receipts, as will he seen by orr table
of imports have been large, and prices have been
fully maintained, the market closing strong. We
quote: ..... ...s. .....-... zt......
Nrnc
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Grpn1ar disconrena nf tho -U;rr;n "a aIo,no.-


Greeley discourses Of the Virginia eJec-
tions, and winds up is follows:
We have no advice to give to our read
ers in Virginia but to be sure to vote foa,
the new constitution and against all pro-
scriptions, test-oaths, and disfranchise-
ments.'
This advice will not make the slightest
impression on the Wells party. .-,-f,r PIX
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Heavy and Western

,Sules.-Ihc following Is an exhibit Of the sales
ut the six auction warehouses for the week ending
this evening and for the current tobacco year ::
FOR the week Al, hogshcads for tobacco year,
~ $50 hogshc:ds. The sales ut The six warehouses
to-day amounted to l79 hogshcads, with reflections
of bids on 10 hogsheads. go
Range of bids hogshcad at Sl6.25, 4 nj Si5M
S5.7S, at $li25, ut Sl2gsl. 81, ut SilGnSli:2
$TM$7.a5 30 at SG9$59O, at s5N$5.s ut $3.50.
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PETERSBURG

JUNE 23-Tlc market IS unchanged. Lngs, S7M
80 shipping leaf s9G0$li for common to very
fine $l?6$ for pretty good to fine working leaf,
inferior to very good, s. .50GlSl3. -.l
LYNCHBTRG.
JUNE 22.-Salcs of hogshcads and loose large,
and prices ruled lower. We continue from quota
tons, but our highest figures for The different
grades arc seldom reached
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When we look, over the wide eXpanse OF
the great country inhabited and governed
by the American people-wEen we think OF
its solid blessings and its rare delights
when we look at, its charming summer re-
sorts where there is so much joy and de-
lightful association for man, we wonder how
tits that anything should 4cCme in to mar
the public peace and social happiness. Alas,
how we have checkered and roughened the
smooth, bright surface OF our blessings
How we have married the gifts of Heaven
and destroyed the wise and happy creations
of the genius of our fathers. a sad genera
ton we are to have done this! Let us, who
can, seekrepose amid the scenes of grandeur
where Heaven teaches us our insignitcance
and our Indebtedness to the benetcent
creator Of all things, and profting by the
lesson, endeavor to improve the future and
bring out the glorious home Heaven mas
given us from the confusion and mixed-up
state into which we have, brought 1t!
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Murder TrinI---Mississippi COnserya-
tive Republican State Convention.

JACKSON, Miss, June 24.-The trial of
Ycrgcr for the murder of Colonel Crane is
progressing slowly. Witnesses have been
examined by defence to prove thatthe pri-
soner has at times given evidences Of in
sanity.
The Conservative State Convention met
to-day, Major Woford presiding. Reso-
lutions in favor of reconstruction strictly
on the congressional plan, in favor of uni
versal amnesty, and endorsing the admins
tration of President Grant, were reported.
The Convention is harmonious, s5 "a 'arf
Sfo,,.,I htn;,uf.I
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Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, June 2i-Noon.-Consols 23i. United
States bonds quiet at SOC. Sugar, on the spot
iirmcr. Common rosin, SIS. Cd. Turpentinc, 2Ss.
The Bank of England has reduced It's rate Of In
tcrcst tn q per cent.
LIVERPOOL, June 2i.-NO0n Cotton n shade
irmer at Yesterdays quotations estimated sales
IL, 900 bales Breadstuifs firm. Flour, 23s. 3d. j.
tcrpoop. --Brcadstuffs easier. Lard hrmer but mol
higher Tallow, AS. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June .-Erening.-Cotton closed
ut Uplands, l2td +; Orleans, l2td !; sales, 1000
bales.
HAvRE, June 2i.-Cotton closed buoyant yestcr-
day, and opens easier to-day.