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, 1869-06-23
INDIANA.

The Constftutfouality OF the specific
Appropriation Bill Being Tested
Excursion to Gettysburg-MoEc-
ment Ior an increase OF JudEea'
Snturics-renston Agents Notice..
Special Despatch to Tie chlcago Tribune.
1SDIlHAroL1a, June e.
The const1tutouslity Of the Specific Approp1ta-
tiou bill, which also involves the legality Of the
passage Of the F1neenth Amendment by the Last
Legislature, Waa argued before the su-
rreme Court to-day. Major J. ".
Gordon opened in, an argument against
ia Legality ID consequence oi the absence
oI CONSTITUTIONAL quorum BE Is retained
BY Governor Bater, who holds to that v1e#, but Y
opposed bT almost the entire Republican party q
tie State. Major Gordon. was followed By
Hon. Joseph E, Mcdonald, Who argued that 1nsa.
much ~ ths Journal OF the House did not
show that there vas not full
house preaeut II u 10 be presumed that there were
thirds present. Or thkt the Appropriation bill
waa legally passed. He said nothing about what
numbeI lie held to be legal quorum. The argu-
ment E1ll be continued to-morrow, when
General Thona9 II. Browne, United Statea
District Attorney. Will open for the legality Of
he act. he vii be Followed bJ Major Gordon
again, and Bon. z Perkins, formerly Chief Justice
Of tbe 6upteue Court, viii close. Nj. Perklns has
oeeo leading Democrat In this State for twenty.
i've years, and Will argue the whole question, and
na'r..n, wt'h Senator NORTH AMI wee P-e.s -
, 1869-06-23
THE INDIANS.

Letter from Rev. Vincent Caller,
<slvtuE u Brief Account OF 11is E1-
pcxicncc Among tho Indians.
NEw YoRx, juno 92-The following despatch
frq4a HI. Collier By the Executive Committee u
the United Stated 1ndan Commission IN Lhts city:
"FoxT DKF1AECA, June l.
ave leave this morning for the Aoqul country.
IN Ar1xona. Tney are Tuebla Indians Of whom
ycry Ntsie Il known They are said to occupy I've
nt IL villages tn the mountains. and number
about 7,0ou Aauls. The, ATE l47ate&bc and INDUS
t1to1a raising corr and having 1ocks OF goats and
shoep. D.. Palmer, Of the Smithsonian Institute,
and IN escort OF four soldiers OF
the Nasajoe 1ndlane accompanied uE, all mounteh
On mule4r and with Eatione for twenty days. The
Tbe NayAjoee are doing as well rs Gun t.c cx-
pected after their cruel md stupid removal 10 the
Bosque Rodondono- General Sherman deserves
great praise tut teeiot1ng tde1 to their old home
They hare about .ua acrea planted with wheat
co1n, beam, &c. aud have many sheep and arc
{aN recovering from their poverty, Still, they
peed help. ReE. J. N. Roberts h4s commenced !
school and church among them at thla p,ana.
under the Presbs icr1an t;oarl, which promises
well hot be needs help, ul6n."
, 1869-06-23
MICHIGAN,

AaMnst'n n6e Damage Cnnpe0 oy the
Sto: N OF Tuesday LaAt- H~01os
Eaet ..llAhed, Fences RloyvH Down
onx. <A1froad Tracks UNDERMINED
-kea. 71l Persons Seriously In
11areS.
spe. DeApAtch to The Chicago Tr1buoa-
OETno11 June r.
Reno, '.om different parts Of the state chow
Lint lit II Of TUESDAY Last Wis one Of the Be-
yrress r Known IN the lover peninsu!a,
where l. .loca AEe OF rsre occurrence The huE-
r1caue s. .as to have swcpt over The belt OF coun-
~ en i4oed IN Kalamazoo, Allessaa, HaE1J,
Geness. md Iacomb Counties, ani IN all quar-
1ers se.oes we're pfISt5atsd' trame % build
snd injured. fiji heavy 1ain aiso oecasioned
sudden freahe1E, aud Eotne dams were carried
IFay, few buildings ul4teI GllAcd, and at Rome
oonsadcrabie low land MA ovtraoxed. The most
lrnportnnt Items OF datnAEe, ttua far report.
ed, are the damage o! oil the business part o!
esess 1e @ s Ct aeo
OF Dgle, Clinton Count, partial destruction Of
the guasersalls1 Church at Rochester. Oakland
exnha1tmcut n.as Hastings. aud carrying away Of
no 1cet ct trank ot Ihe b Joseph Valley Railroad;
obstruction ct nc saaer5 Of Ale1, cummla. Of
Aud u3aT ahow still further damage
Another Account OF the storm Say1: At Flint,
tho sudden tsashe9 al much harm, undermining
much saved Lumber. Al GurnnaA, whtri~ind
did much damage On tie notte1n part Of the city,
destroy Ing su asher! vi Alexander CumDins, un-
r. orng the spoke factory OF Hall ltemis, and H.
junng many residences Around Kalamazoo the
growing grLtn was uIueI tulufcd Aud q pat Of
the uacI OF the ST Joscrh Valley hallway Vas
Carried away by the freshet nj Rochester, Aa-
comb County, tue Tnlyerbaltst Church
was a.ruck p5 lightning and ter,ously H.
houses were blown down, anu q new SCHOOL
building was uusoofed. Eagle. Clinton Counsy,
was devastated by turuadn. The Sturm swept
everything heforz3I:- iaIIag swash Rooat fse
rcda tn width Commencing with the tArm of
Nj. r. 6outher1and, I: TOOK h!s house and barn,
orchards, fences, farming Implements. ETC., and
ut1eti5 demo1Ahed the whole. His loss is about
21.00G Ri. George Palmer's loss was about tsJo :
Nj. Il, F1nney's, abont toe9i F4ilo Pot! 8. atont
killed. A Nr. Davis had bis leg broken. and Ms.
George West was 80 badly Injured that be Is not
expected to 1--we. The stotM then passed on TO
NHcoast., Ec.-iy sret.crtnE ihe BUSINESS part OF
the toxu. Several u41re petsoas ~: s4ti 10 be
injured but no n&Hta or further dcial1a hase 3c1
been rtceircc-
"Iwenty miles of the GRIND Ra1ids + Indiana
railroad, which was required to BY The LAST lezts.
isiUse to be built By the iAt Of Ju were completed
ye6,es1iaJ, and train Of cars ran over y ID t1e
Afternoon. Work on the next twenty miles Will
commence tmmedIalely."
Tie wreck Of the Lac Ia nelle, now N the ST
Clair Rfref, will be raised immediately.
This wurntnE Kn1 n40sed Ellen stanton, n the
empjoy OF Il. 4. Angel. OF AdYtan Kn badly
burned while kidding . t!se with kcrnsene TIE
ran exploded setting IRE TO her closhea. She VII
yEptsal3y recover.
, 1869-06-23

Horrible Case OF tnfnnt murdcr-Fhc
Grain and Fruit CFops-PAxdon by
1hp Governor.

Horrible Case OF Infant 11urdcr-Thc
Grain and Fruit tCFops-PAFdon by
1he Governor.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
NACKkaAN, juno 81, 1sGo.
The HJacksonytl}e lnfa1t1c!de," 50 fat Is acsu-
n horror goes, has been entirely thrown IN the
shade BY q caae OF infant murder which occurred
tn this city some time the present month, and WIS
brought 10 Light on Thursday evening last At 8
school, four children, whose names are John
Short, Fanny McAahoa Ja1le Wallace, AL Aa{y
Short, discovered 10 the gutter and undef the
c1psslng corner Of State and Clayton Streets what
sppearetl to be white cloth eolneEa2t blood.
stained. On removal, the cloth Was found
to contain something which was securely whipped
with tKine, Examination proved the contents to
be q dead male infaLt with Its thtoat cut and
manRled IN = most horrible manner. Coroner
removed to the cocun-horse Of Ctty Sexton Mart.
where It tny until the following morning, when q
tury wzs cmponel'cd. The cTlacace OF tue ahovo
children wns taken, but no facts cleaned that
would lmpilcate any person. indeed, the whole
affair Ia ehIplded IN mystery. Physicians, a1tef
post moyten1 examination, gAre 1t az their opinion
that the child had nFed week or ten d8yS prior
10 being thus cruelty murdered.
, Owing to the continued rains, the apple cIup
which, early In the season, gave such promise fol
an immense yield, will be partial failure IN this
county. Wheat and oats are looking 1nel5. Corn
has chance yet, should We &c. the weather tt
force It forward.
william Toney, sentenced At the February
term Of the Circuit Court to one year in the
County Ja! In this city, has been parloned by thi
Governor, and set at liberty.
, 1869-06-23
TENNESSEE.


An Assault Upon a Nashville Editor
How the ANsAt1Ant SnEceedx
NASHVILLE, June eS2--Attorncy GsneIal Tuhin
called at the office Of Iii. Gs1sham, etntaF Of she
neT Stokes organ, this morning, and aaked lin
Whether he was responsible for an article .W:tch
appeared IN yesterday paper spsastMng ~ q b ~ u
TnthIn then drew repeater and 1fad II
GTIsham, xho taeEegpen Sps9 S;a doxa tne p; Fl
fetupt to assassinate him. Tuth,n Is a citizen q
Northern birtn mud supporter q sentGr; ;,...
Septer and Stokes met yesterday at k!izaoeth.
taTu. and to day at BIountylllc. At the former
erowa eS rstef ,a
hsye ex-rebels enIranchlsed he wo111 hare
hls heart cut ont At Blo9ntS1lle
fhe people are more AoefM Sia,,o,, u
their ytewe. and there Stokes declnred hitase1
be.fer Suffrage man than Governor eenter Ihe
Governor, at both places neltl the same g1ound se
TOOK At Nashville on The 9TH !Estant E. nancy; .ae
abilities.
, 1869-06-23
MISSOURI,

Tho July Interest on the Ss1se Debt
Gold OF GFcenhAcks-ProPos
C9nRltntcntAFY Hnnquet 10 Hon.
Henry T. RloW-Anoth1x RaalFoAd
Project .
Ju7ERsoN CIT. June Ra--1n reference 70 70.
-e4.f sfaternent In the New Yofk Eaening I'ost
f1at NiGsou1 E1l paJ the interest on her bonds IN
;Eold. It should be stated that ~, ,ooS y en:.
feacJ has been placed tn NeK Tori TO
nv The xnts4ea&, and that no aftemps has
keeu made- nor haye a1y steps been COL
tempiatpd, to convert II into gold sos tne
uupoae named. i u slated. hoTnvea, taat ~ ~
8tstt Il legally bound 70 psi IN guild, but IN reply
ID q question by the Fund commissioners wassnes q
the Legislature authorized them 70 my 9oio %
nav the interest with he replied tlRf ma 1oe
md there the matter rested.
st. Lou1k, June ga number Of me pefSoaA
friends Of Iienr3 T. Blow propose 70 gEe MN
complimentary banquet prc'1oaa u Ais departure
ia Bio J4uetEo. n,,,
. Par1ies frJn .;c:rs 4.ssoaH are here IN Goa
, 1869-06-23
OHIO,

ARRANGEMENTS for u Fourth OF 1uiF
Celebration In CIncinnntl-ffett-
rlous-Eotul Result OF q Shooting
AffFay. 49,
Crc1KNA11, June a2-Tha Common <o:uc4
Committed On tho Celebration x the Fourth of
duly, this morning Invited the policemen, military
state county and city officials to join IN the pro
eesslon, and or.le1ed that three hundred guns be
fired.
The Cincinnati New echc1l P1esb5tery last nlgts
paased resolution tndo1sinx reunion
Tha Buckeye t1otting races commence to-mof-
r0w.
Colonel J. F. Check died yesterday, o. Law.
rencebnrR, from the effects Of ah0t received u
the rencountfe, abort time ago, with. .sfnnontA l.
ColCxBus, June ga large crowd OF dels-
gates to the State Republican Convention, which
hnsT caucns!no this afternoon and evening. Coz.
ern1r Uayea and Lieutenant Governor Loo vi:
probahiY be tenominAted
, 1869-06-23

ColfAx. that two-thtrfs nj at the a~trai fnempa
of tEe House are constitutional Quorum.
Senator Merton AHu l'Arl4 y. l!.tuLa ltast ~
the 18th Inst, for Gettysburg, where ne denVe.s
the orat1on % th4 1T Of July. They haSe beea s9
provided With special sleeping car, which 6n1
remain with then, unllI thetr return.
bon. Thomas 4. Hendrlcss and other 2som1nens Ga
tttton to the Commissioners PRAYING for an n
ea.s ct se,a1y Of J9ages for cre1s spd Ga
dollars Is the proposed increase, to take effect
nom Last Aprl. The present saIa1y Of The former
ts 1fteen hundred and the lattef two taousano
doliArA.
The Pension Agent at ta!s place gtsess
notice that he has made arrangements Win
The following railroads to retuIu Ire OF charge
III pensioners or gaard,ans who coma
IN person to big office 70 reoeiTe pa!;; p;
Ment: Cleyelah0, Columbus, Cincinnati
I Indianapolis Railroad; Indianapolis, Cincinnati
lafayette Railroad and branches; Columbus &
Iud1ap4polls Railroad and branches; Indianapolis
4 Terre Haute Railroad; Cincinnati Indian
apolta Junction Railroad; lui.ianapol1s. Peru d
Chicago Ra,1road: Jcne1sonsiue Indianapolis
Railroad.
, 1869-06-23
GEORGIA
Decision Of the Supreme Court oil
the srnte, Involving the Social
&fnxuR Of the Ncrxp%


ATLANTA, June c2-Tne Supreme Court Of
Georg1a to-day decided that The code of GcoIg1a'
adopied by the new constitution. forever pro-
hibiis the marriage relation between white per-
SOUS and PERSONS of African descent, and declares
euch marriage null! and Sod-
Second This section Of the code u not repealed
nor It Inconsistent with that part Of the eonsfa-
tutlon which declares that the soctA 6tasus
Of . citizen shall never be tne
subject Of leetslannu. That clause Of the consa-
stltptlon absolutely denies 70 the Legislature tae
power to pasa laws IN the future regulating ne
social status, or compelling the TWO races 70 un1te
in soc1n intercourse, rs the laws then tn existence
allowed churches, for instance, 70 deter
mtne for themselves who should occupy their
geats, and where they should at, md permitted
railroad and steamboat companies and hotel Keep
en- to classify and asstgn places TO those using
the1r accommodations according 10 Their sosaA
status and Crude Is they might think proper. The
constitution puts II beyond the power Of the Leg1s-
lAture even TO enact any law compelling them to
Yuake Different clRaadcations or to group together
In social intercourse those who 90 not recognise
each other a social equals, A3 the eoctA relations
Of citizens are not the proper subjects OF 1eE1ala
tipu The constitution has wisely put the matter
1t rest by denying to the Legislature the power To
repeal OF chAc1 laws On that subject
, 1869-06-23
LOVES REt0MPEASE.
An EnnuoreL Swutu Prefers Chicago K1f&t
to shc Worm p the Bud. "a

An EnnN0rel Swntu Prefers Chicago Af&t
to tho Worm the Bud. III
. A love-st1tcken youth, named Jacoo Lnsdes1
only II years Of age, attempted to commit suit6'
bJ Jumping into the river 1t Clark street o18dGr
last evening. The act waa observed by ohaoste'
Smith and With, who quickly procured tho boae
and, IN sptte OF tho protestat;ona o
he dlsconsolste young man, pulled htl
dripping body aatore- In e1p1a1Ae1da
Of his conduct e stated that he ID desperatelJAad
h1eyoeah3y In 1ove WITH !ass!e nanel DonA q
siding on Superior street. He ayerred taat q
had written eonneis to her eyes, had attempted 9
circ1e her iair fingers With goltl and deck hef per-
son In slks, but that she had steadily refosee q
presents md ovcHu1ca- This Eas @2te
than human patience could ~, e2aEis S;[s
scif of hiB passion. be thought thg next bes
iiing would be to Ret i'd Of lifa. lie swears b
al lint is holy In tho almanac Of Cupid. thss =,
Mill yet succeed, and informed the 0fucers tbs
theirs was love labor LOST. At present he III ooi!
ancd IN the Huron Street Station, WHERE no & ~
Dr0bab}y remain until \ change for Lie D4t8H
comes orer TIC sp!rlt Of his dreatns- j.
, 1869-06-23
TflE TRIGGER

TflK TRIGGER.
The following are the articles OF agreement
governing the singular pigeon mulch recently e:1-
tered into By 4. II. Bogardus:
John FAsneEnrth bets A. II. Bosardns The Of nne
thoutand ttllQ0l dollars ak4nat hundred (al0Q}
dcilaT th.t he tnoeat1E,, esnno: kfn hundrd ~
Al00 each one hundred birds TIE bsds to b shot
zetn prn9e tfap. tWentvone yatds Ese cikhty 5nrds
9ded 70 .nother. bhd. L shal oe opaoaal Vith thc
shooter Nhethe1 h ahoctt q attcIFts shop RoEc
thrte matches ehaa 8 shot whn touf t weeks trosn
d.ts q thess .sss; + !. uess s,ssd tn r.
bids foT III tho mztches. The ioeer o each nascA to
nav for the birds ueed In zach such mitch furtr
Gndttood fhat eaeh rarty tteets his oWu Judge, md
these }vdEts ehs shse:a Eefs1ee IT, t. sl,o nsrted
Wosth ou each match eha! " placed IL tho kaad. Of
the ftakeholdet. and the balance Of tas stAte e
ehef marh The match to be shot At the Dexter Park
Shooting Grounds- The birds to he tame or wild
EiSGeEa ,un,,9 ,se Jo1TfS FAnSgM191n hno ,nn39a
, 1869-06-23
Matters Considered in Cabi-
net Meeting Yes
terday.
Sympathy Of the Govern
ment with the Cuban
ReV0lutionists,
Cofored Jurors Sworn in the
District Criminal Court.
The Assignment Of New 1ndi-
an Agents Nearly Com
pleted.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, June n
cAhN6KT xKxTrNa
The President was occupied most of the time
to dny with ha Caonst, and "a" but few Of hts
.nulnarous stkttonE- good deal OF back business
had 70 he looked aites, and the Cabinet session
At,out Cuban Affairs, In xhlch It appeared that
everybody. inc1nding the President. ts In sTnnpa-
thy With the 1eToluttonists' movement, though 1t
u not lfkey tast singie one Of them thtaks this
,akhta II Il certain that nothing was done In this
direction today. Some ts1k Wa also
-Rad about the Southern question, and
It was determined that the election
IN Te11s Ind XlsnaE.pfa ahaa not b4 ordered
until thai IN V241nlA hN been hesd- Il sumas OF
on The 9Th 0 oA1t mouth, and the President
VII probably not lcaVc Washington until sfteG
that date
TIE oo1oRED JCRoKs.
1hn s1Aod tu15 List OF our criminal court for
1h1a term contains the names Of seTeu coln.ed
msH. Ill OF whom were swoln IN this morning.
ne pot1t jury, which reports tomorrow, contains
u1ne colored persons This Ia the nrgt time thls
caa1s Of GttkenB ever sat On the jury hera One Of
the new haf31tn u a1so = colored man.
AL uf these persoua tlna uahered into
new dntles arc men OF excellent standing
~o0S8 E1k1e1 deAfcteG 4u impressive c1a1Re 10
tho grand tuy. There WIS Il large crowd Of
spectators. Il WEE thought hy many that pos-
ErIF one OF two unpleasant scenes would take
paoe IN consequence Of the refusal Of some Of the
white Juror to act with the colnred mAn. hut In
this respect the vsxftms wcre disappointed As
Ena3thtuR went OF Rleapa1tJ.
o.. ). AHA1EA1A
Among the arrivals today wese Ntntzser Webb,
frum BEa11. whp coases to ter ao.y OF hi
4u4ffn1: Ntni1+xF HQY6y, from p0u to Gloee m
hla a1Aiu; GaacrA Hn1b1t, Ntnlstes to
DoRu<a, who ia here Tor his tnstruc-
sinos; General stckles, Minister to Spain, who Is
also stady for Instructions; Senators Featon and
Brennan and col0red Representative Bal, from
New Cr:cpns
TEXAN rax1r1cs.
rnr fr.cr,da of Genera1 1l.vts ponn,,,.r., uo,n,-
ocy for Governor Of Tar.s nm af fsens1si :Y.cS
hamiaon-. sndpendcnt candidate, IRE here4 strus-
9llng for Tie government patronage tn the States,
-se Hamilton men comnlatn thst the othcr a,dc IA
,o,+,,, ~. --. - ,,. s.+. ~ ~ ~
<e''as 'nc uoss ~ .ae ontces.
c1G1s11AS coSfE31oN.
The General Convention Of the Young nea'a
s.n tn to BE- asa a,
tN rMoara " ice IN oa ne31 montn- eenefA
Washington. The ass.c,atIon met Inst ereninp IN
u" -" '1'''''lg, .os ."e UNI ume.
,.-,..<.: ZEE .soiAS Eckk1u'
assignment Of his neE lua.sa agents. a1} hay1n1
fepoT3ed but n1ue arruy officers. n hsa ret n
appotnt seye.a, ouakrrs to tsr c.n,rn1 qnns-,ns
-@oaencs' ....-
ARAT AND KATT REUNION.
Utnce,s Of tho asny and nayy who have aerred
~ ha;d -"na,aa ~ !" pna nrsn.n W ~ ~ - "a H.. a
nest month. and expect Sheridan, canbs. Banks,
, 1869-06-23

KK1ARGKNESr Of TIE BCR1IEdAAE TREATY.
NEW Y0RK, June n
a uoug Kong letter, Of April 1s, states that
t2cuty.aine articles. enhodytng highly Important
concessions, are to be added to the text Of the
Burlingaue treaty. These are intended to acord
greater protection and commercial faculties to
fofelcuEfE,
, 1869-06-23

H. Lee, Of Silver Creek; Gibson T. Wu1Ao j, ot
Buffalo: WE l. Scott. Of Ene, Pa. At9oa C art-
u lCnt, pf EYfe: Charles II. Reed, OF Era: / l.
Lans1pR. Of Bunaio; John n. Hutchinson. Of Baf-
fsio. Jaipes C. Harrison, Of Bu1alo ard @ ,rge
u, Chase, Of Bu1a1o- Pres!dent, William Eh-
ltams; Vice President, Charle2 Il. Iee; seec tax1
apd TrfasureI. Geo IL Chase.
, 1869-06-23

Tho IncksQugtlle Insnnc AAyIun-
Proposed Celebration Of the kifth
OF July-Thc Third District Con-
Ereustonnl Election-Of Interest to
Nnxz.xtex Public, Etc
, 1869-06-23

ALBANY, June eaa-The grand Jury Of ueskimer
County, has indicted MIS-. Nancy Lyman for the
March Last, Professor Porter, Of this city, having
discovered Arsenic In the remains OF the deceased
, 1869-06-23
ObitMAfFs

BOSTON, Jonc 2a-Hon. Richard Fletcher died
last evening, aged 81.
n. JosiaA Atknson, Mell-kpown physician ol
Eewbu1Jport, 6ulctded yesterday. Cause tempo
rnrJ insanity.
BAII1xoHE, June n i. Mason Campbell, one
Of the most distinguished lawyers, u1ed yes
, 1869-06-23

Arms for the Turkish Government.
srpNaF1R1D, Maas, June 9s.-~Coloncl Benton,
Commanding the United 9tatea Armory, Is eend-
away 1c0, coo mnsEets, which our government t1s
sold to The Turkish Government.
, 1869-06-23

Ptrsnrnau, June &-A perfect lnl1 In the III t1ada
today Tbe n!ket showr inesr.sed tr0nsss. II e.
sects x thcse aGarcs-not Enslc transaeiIan e =
I.rt Refined reDArE ably lueI- with G7mef tc4tfs
prev .tsut; buycrB Of oil for Jnnc delivery 1t Gn4s,
tut To N Hers The only sale have to Ecpoft s9
Of b01 tfis On the epat 1t 04c.
, 1869-06-23
Italy.

FLORENCE, June q.
The pnlcial newspaper sayB Dlgny's financial
scheme has not been abandoned, ~ reported 1t
Will be slightly modified, and again presented to
the Chamber. Thu government is determined to
abolish forced currency.
, 1869-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June e2-At a congregational
meeting Of the Second Reformed Church, OF thla
city, held last evening, Her. ]. Mcclellan Holmes,
, 1869-06-23
New York Bfcndstu6s. Proxthions and Hft1

New York Bxcnd.tuGa, Prostaions and Gro;
cerv Markets.
Special Despatch to The Qh,eaSo TrfhHnc. >.
NEw Yoex, Juncs. :.
Q1E4pAIttT1.
Thor 1rss rpr;c wed ypscuI1ou in -four aud wheat
msitIs on WustGsn account. and It was undcssto: d
hAs the advance In Mvrrpool wa dug t. The aauae IL
under the decline Ii gold. and hkher rates !:
ande fOF nc1t week'a freightR. and pEfccs were no
Iuhi. C.rn Rttraett1 mort AitenIoo tim ahppef4
Eypnrts pat rrEk-flous. lA.Mu hl. NheA{, s'a,A0
bu; cufu, 4t,tAp hu. rye. 19,oo1 bu.
PROFt8tQNs.
Al hog products were deprcssed a2d unsettled.
Hoestpts p44t Mcck-Pork 1,&oo hya; bnco1. lFS1,ne
lbs: lard, AltAp hs; hops. 3.0 .00u bales.
, 1869-06-23

A match game Of bass bali Mns played yester-
lAy afternoon between the clnhs composed Of
employees Of the dry goods houses Of Field. Letter
VARIOUS National RankR After = contess Of three
hours darkness compelled the closln9 Of the game
at the seventh innings, the score Standing as FOL-
, 1869-06-23
SPORTING.

a Singular Pigeon Match agreed
DQOn-fEnSc UAll-TFottinR ut DC.
t1O1-Bi1itHra4.
, 1869-06-23

FHtA.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnne PA Large number Of per-
sons Witnessed the game Of base t,all between the
Red Stockings Of Cincinnati and Kcyhtouea The
play Of the Red Stocktng8 was not as good Al yes-
teruny. The batting of thu kt4stones was refy
heasy. Seven innings wcre played:
CtDc1unatl-10, 8, s. g. g. q o. Total, ~
EeJstones-5, 3, 6, 0, 10, 4, !. Total, n.
TIE A1LAEI1Cs OF nKO6ELYN rs. TIE HAfX4KERS
OF TROY.
NEW YoRK. Jnue Q2--The At.antics boa. the
Aymakete, yesterday-21tn tns.
, 1869-06-23
New York Wool Market.

NEW Yonk, Jtne b, =
The roo1 trade Ii not active but there Ia fathur
p,o1r1ncnt II old Aeeoe at low figures Now Hoo ~.
sc slowly Sales afe not Sufficient 70 ahish
Use. Puled Hools moving 81 1t alous quotat:oaE C
Eo1pIa ind TcIha quiet
, 1869-06-23

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