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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25

NETWORK YACHT CLUB-IMPORTANT MEETING.
The second general meeting for 1870 of the
New-fork Yacht Club was held at Delmonico's last
evening to consider the late proposal Of Mr. Ashbury
owner Of the English yacht Cambria race his yacht
for the Queens Cup, held by the Club and won le
years by the yacht America. year ago the Club
appointed committee to correspond with MI Ashbury
A. reference letter from him for race over the New
York Club course for this cup. A great many
lstters passed between them, when the Com
nittee made him proposal 10 one
vessel Of the New-York squadron against
the Cambria To this Mr. Ashbury declined, the ground
tha' Do had changed his mind about visiting this
Gy. Subsequently the Dauntless Cambria match was
ad and Mr. Ashbury wrote the Committee TO the effect
that Ae oud be ready TO the Cambria the coming
Summer FOR the Queens Cup and that he would do 60
under the NewYOTk Club rules.
Tie question the Club considered last evening was
whether the original correspondence had not been broken
on and this last letter NOur months having interviewed
since thc Gate Of s predecessor the beginning OF new
correspondence, and, So did not the refusal Of Mr.
bshOury release them from the conditions previously
named by the Committee II being decided. debate
eprang up regarding Mr.. AsAbuTy's prOfer 10
corning 10 Tie club rules and also 30 not the correct
uahnef Ia sailing for the cup that the Cambria do so
bganst The Club squadron lsCOls Omlttedtg This view
"a unanimously taken. and resolution 10 that effect
passed "hile ihis action urre-- LIE honor Dir. Ash
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TIE DRAMA
BOOTH As CLAUDE MELYOTrE.

BOOTH As CLAUDE MELNOTTE.
The romantic drama of The Lady OF
Iyous" was presented Booths Theater last evening
rt!samavksh piece and rather trying to the patience
~ thinking men But reflects tie dreams OF senii
mental lovers and illustrates an ideal OF experience
which is very dear 10 the impressble fancy OF youth
and so it will always be popular The representation
night witnessed by large assemblaSe OF per
sons and man,fety enjoyed The play was brought
cut with the same capitalists Of scenery that used
last summer, when iJwas first produced al this house
with Nj Edwin Adams as Claude Chief IN merit
the pictures the garden scene, in act second
which pleased by its spacious magnicence and It's accu
-acy o. detail and which was justly appauded Too much
commendaoucau scarcely be ayished upon the careful
and tasteful mauuerin which the stage is habually
Crossed this theatcr Mr. Booth appeared Claude
NsuOe HIS pcrsouatiOn earnest IN feeling, grace
.U ia execution and at times exceedingly touching by
reason Of rs charming sdeAcacy aud sweetness. The
character that art easily invest with either
I entity or sense man who Is sick with lOve-though
the dstcmpr be genuineis seldom an object OF
interest 10 l. feiow-men Mr. Booths Claude however,
showed d good heart aud honorable mind, aud was
very handsome; and therefore, Ills success with his
auditors was by no means undeservoG. at the
eud Of fre third act, expressing loves renun-
citation The actor attained real emineuce OF pathos
A. this point his acting was rewarded with hearty re-
call and al the end Of the fourth act similar onturst
Jf popular enthusiasm attested the magnetic elect Ot bs
rpassoneI the utterauce Of high thoughts ana
honorable purpose In the miscellaneous acting VIC sa"
Little to admire aside from sensible and easy persona
son Of B,4,ssatL by Mr.. Theodore Hamon-a faithful
careful and able actOr-and peculiarly sincere ana
spirited performance OF the peasant GdsPdr by MI.
Ausustu, Pon Is the rest, COuvcntonalty prevailed
and couveutoual'y, though very good thing Is mol
cumulative Of intellectual consideration The Lady o.
Lyons Will be repeated at Booths Iheater tonight and
30 tomorrow Matinee. On saturday evening MIS- wal
.er Meg McrcS Will be seen here, Tor the Ias' Iihe
. append the chief features Of cast OF The Lady
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FIRE IN JOHN. ST

Shortly after p. m. yesterday, the rear por-
ton OF No. So JOhnst was discovered to be on IRE on
the second floor occupied by Waterman & CODY, job
printers An alarm was sounded and the engines soon
got to work, and in about hour and quarter the
flames we're subdued before spreading to adjoining build
ings, but not before the structure in which the
fire had originated was considerably damaged ana the
pied by several different business men The following Is
second floor 5000 Albert Fuller sons brass work,
fret and front basement $1,000 sehaier Bruden'
berg gauge makers, third and fourth floors, sOOi IN
sured Rooney * DObbins, hOlst-wheel makers back
basement $50 The building damaged about $780, IN
.urance unknown.
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MEETING OF NETWORK LADIES.

The women of this city are invited to meet
the Managers of the American womens Educational As
ISOLATION to hear Of heavy suenngs OF multitudes OF
women, which little realized by the prosperous and
also to consider modes OF relief which all
women approve and aid. and which speedy safe
and Scrptura especially those aiming 10 elevate the
honor of domestic empoyments, TO train woman more
ghy for her distinctive profession as chief educator OF
childhood and prime minister OF the family state ana
also prepare her to gain honorable Independence In
various emplOyments suited To her seI. The meeting
will be at Steinway Hall. Monday, March %, AT ii
o'clock a. M. CATHARISE l.. BBECHER,
sec'y Am. Nom. I'd. Assoc'n.
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NFW-JERSEY.

The Republicans of Hoboken have elected a
new City Executive Committee consisting u the follow
ing gentlemen: Charles Chamberlain John LIysey, Cor
don Farmer OF the First Ward; ". c. Harp, William
stuhr. /. c. Flint Of the Second Ward; John Lew, l..
Curtis William Spencer OF the Third Ward and John
Red Francis fireman. and James Jackson of the Fourth
Ward. o.
The Republican Executive Committees of
Bergen Hudson City. Jersey City. will hold the pri-
mary election for the officers OF the CITY Tues
day evening April ana the City Convention the 9th
inst An enrolment OF Republican voters is 10 be made
before the primary meetings.
The Hudson County Republican organizations
nre preparing for the elections 70 be held Oh the second
Tuesday April - n meeting Of the County Commit
tee presided over by Mr. Matthew Armstrong Of Green
Vile it resolved 10 reorganze the party, and 10 this
end the cooperation OF every Republican in the district
was earnestly desired. Punctual attendance OF ward
and township delegates at the meetings Of the Committee
was urged. Hudson County. like many Others, Is Eepub
lean the issues properly presented and far poll
OF the voters Is secured.
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THE BAILEY CASE.

Nothing new was made known yesterday
with regard to the fugitive exCollector OF the Thirty
second District. Various idle rumors were IN circua-
ton and il continuesto be mysterously affirmed that
Bailey is concealed somewhere In the city or neigbor-
hood. and would be speedily forthcoming II an adequate
reward were offered his apprehension but the real
truth az to hts whereabouts still secret TO the author
itles and 10 his best frends
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, March 24-The House to-day
passed providing for the erection OF monument at
Harrisburg by the State 70 the memory OF the soldiers
and sailors Pennsylvania who san or lost Their
lives IN the Rebellion. bill also passed directing that
certain heretofore apart part OF the sinking
Fund shall hereafter be used for the expenses OF the
Government. The General judiciary Committee OF the
House VIII tomorrow 20 consider the subject Of the
abolition OF capital punish ment IL is now generally
understood that the Legislature will adjourn sine de
Aprll Z
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ANOTHER STEAMSHIP PROBABLY IN PERIL

The ship Prima Donna, Capt Lunt, which
arrived at this port yesterday from Liverpool reports
that Cd the 5th nst lat 40 lon 80 W. made light half
pont on port bow kept off and then made another light
on the lee bow-one that OF steamer and the other
that OF saingvessel Both vessels were firing rockets
1t is thought one short Of provisions and the other
was supplying. AS it was blowing gale from south
east and very dark Capt Lunt could rot make out what
-. r.nr-
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAyKE-In steamship Layette-Mr Forbes N sna NC
Ng N Emele Collins. T. Johusoa AMI Misses rs karsrd Nj
S,bstrr Mrs soreham Mr. lensiae Mssf hugs
v pr.oo., errug Miss Hess and servant Ipee@ru
Path Nslec RenLbasl Oberu Sriuim. '" ntc'!c' as
NJ Kbet Nh. and family Bernard Arnaud '" Snlu VI
Atr-r Menry A Hsensnn homaA hT AaS MIS- a
T.r Esrsrr Jacgg Myaoylch, Anae:er IousAsnA hasu"
49, N..s, Stper L. W,ltn Bernard MIA GeEasr saowe
NJ Jsess, K.er Mis-. GasueAa bay hoEIasd fIsT IrrPo
Lrr.r Lrlrand. MOTse. AaIlrL
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THE SMALLPOX on THE STEAMER CITY OF
ERIJS5EIS

To The Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The statement published by Toronto
paper that the steamship City Of Brussels called 10 Halt
fay for the purpose OF landing small pOx patients Il not
correct Capt Kennedy reports strong north west gales
1.-THE equinox and fearing that he might not have sui
Gent coal TO reach York called at Halifax and there
received 4JO tuns. Yours truly, JOHN q. DALE, Agent
We have received dispatch from Halifax which states
that the City OF Brussels had but smallpox patient
on board-Mr steton, q Boston merchant-who was put
ashore at Halifax-IEd. Trib.
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bury would enjoy successful II materially decreases
his chances OF carrying home the cup at all Inc cup
was by the America n race with Is English cut
ters and she entered under the regulations OF the
London Yacht Club. without other expressed or Implied
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Major Leland Makes Another sen.nfisn

MAJOR LELAND shoots assassin IN tie isn VIZ
THz MAJOR pistol practice issssSs - oees
shooting gsleryi
Hos ALzy ghpbe account Of he MAJORS e'of "n
the unknoxn asssss.n
For and for other Incidents 10 the hJsr' he zee ne
SPIkIT VI TIsEs Ogt tbs day
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POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

w
TOWN rLECTIONS-sUPERVISORS
CHAUTACQUA COUNTY
Arkwrght L. Conrtnev Hsuover, Norman b Brown
Bust Harmon G. Mitchell Harmony, Loren n Sessions
Carroll. Wa H. H. Feuton kautione. Joel Soudder
Charlotte Geo s HARRISON. Mine. Henry y Ames
Mdfher T. BerauG lPosBd. Harvey $. y kns
Cherry Greek Wsloope Carpenter Ponf IrdEkiin BrrtL
Clrmer Harrison 5 Ayers Portland. Tie0doTc ) Moss
Dnufirl John S BiygA lRp,y. Lucus q. Hamilton.
Frerr. Oscar Hale Sheridan. Buell. iOleS
Elhcott Jerome Preston. sherman. John T. Green
Ellington Carey Rrirgs stockton Walker Psrkhufst
Gerry Galuiia Besrsler Villeuavs. BorGto Pop,
French Creek. d. NJ Hargooi Wesfed, Hnry kth1'sury
Republicans, IL; Democrats D.
WYOMING COUNTY.
Arcade Vitt0r IT, Utis0H- lows. Hrnrg s Joy
Attica C. h Bsnsft1 N.ddieburv. l. G. Hammond
Bepuingion Milton T. PsrsoHS OraBgevile obadiah Iton
CASTLE L. b. Gregg. Pcrry, s. ". TewksburJ.
Coviugtoh L. VILE. PIke, Martin HORe-
Rarle, A. n Richardson Sheldon. AHdreic Kustsr.
Gainesville John b. Lowing. Msrsaw. ~. Thaycr
GeGesee Pals Horace GKgEN. Wenersted. Mason HGged
Rep, 8; Dem. (Itgiicl, :, Ind ls9ALL CAPsl, l..
The Irish Republican Central Club had quite
an increase OF members last night.
Smith Ely's Democratic Union Executive
Committee in session last evening, and talked Of
more persistent warfare against Tammany.s
The Republicans of SOuthold. i. l., have
placed the following ticket in nomination Supervisor
T. II. Overton; Town Clerk ]. W. Hunting Collector
Thomas jefferson Justice OF the Peace, y. +. Brown
supt. Poor, Il. +. Virgins.
The Democrats of Westminster have nOmi-
mated for Supervisor Mr. Hendricks; Trustees, Mervn
Baxter BENJAMIN Ferns. aud Peter Briggs; Assessor,
Peter Clinton Justice Of the Peace j. Deany Commits
sioner Of Highways, John Culiens.
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XLIsT CONGRESS-2d SESSION.
SENATE. WARRINGTON. NJ,

SENATE. WARRINGTON. March a.
Immediately after the reading of the jour
nal. on motion Of Mr.. SUMNER. the Senate into
Executive Session. After the doors were opened tho
Senate adjourned.
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The Tropby Tomato seeds IS s,si for eir-sias
hldTs.s q 80 h NARIss. Jr. Ogden Pam hrsPot. l.
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OF NapIos covering very large csnvass Ferdinand
Pau xsils was the artist. 1t brought tS0o. ana was
knocked down t0 Mr.. MiilbaDks.
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llGRRIED

Wedding and Visiting Cnrd-. ua St.mons Note Papss
WH kySKDALLs SoSs lO FULTOSsF OLD DUIla JHrH-A
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Wsdnelsy Ma-ch p ite 70 iesss
BRIDE. hass seveuie.nhsl. ny ths Rev
Mkeh, d. D. william b kuower esg. 81 bt1ss sAs4 10 Ma
GeorsegA TseIan Of NeN-Tork.
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Tuck Marker Headquarters fr Sewing Mihinss Pr'ies
and Barugn And Goodreb" ~ " BsKSrs SO Bs-dsay q.
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II. P Stedman of South Windsor is the
Democratic candidate for Senator in the lid District Of
Connecticut and William II. Yoemans in the XXIst
District
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al Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsed ,rih faa
name and address.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bah Ry,rb,rd sch Ricardo Bsrr's Tor hii1ss"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
porrxsx Eorxoy Va Msrch 3t-Pssed Ia for Bstmors sr
Loo frorn Lsrpso fr'Hcs hecss from Cs,eoa A"ra
.v.,.. cu,f., Nsrhsrur: hr Bsfmo brig C1s
cord from Mrsurss; b desplh ron % John, D.
Or. g.. psrch A-Arrged setrs ~ Fsr rsm BAL
timore fomB oston. y. T-sgf from bstb
WmsrsoroS n g. March 2AArnvsd steamship Fouoisr f'"
Nes.Ysgk
say FraScsco Nsh zClsarsd ships shssy s HenS ko"f
Sailed MAy Bosd.a 5r Liverpool aSd Gesoo @r Bsser' I'a
via Ilpusuu . 49, -,
slvASSaH. O.. March ALARMED, steamship Ahs@bs ffss
Krarsy NoHatan Laurel m Ses i"t
Dsrr Borlaai from NrkL 'eaFe'
k-vYsrk schrs 800 ~ ssbsf 'ss
Phidelphia Fsueons Boston Wilshsr far NeE "rk
BosTos March 2Atriye st-.m.hy Oriental from Ssssssaa
FOREIGN PORTS
Hav.SA 2t-Tbs Usisd isas ''n'~i
hereto today. All Ou board we'll
DISASTERS.
The Rake Jerome Georr. Bank or ss-fSs.
beffe stuck Guiiron Hell Gate ni sunk Aors
by Wrecsmsser BsB sna Tie az ~ sae lng Jsss
Fu and put o the rsissy At Astoria. -.
The steam DAVID While ug a the ,k a. P'ri hsrrs
sprups s Of water Her iscs NJ ~ 81 -sief
BELOW.
One brrg anchored r. ib- lower BAY bouni IL.
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Sp,tiaI gutins.
Everybody who sleeps on a bed should see tho
ELASTIC SPONGk
Ats24 Broadsay opposite 81 Ntrhoas Hotel
Bargains. Bargains.

Bargains. Bargains.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER, AND PLATED
WARE.
Th. Subscriber r No. 5I3 BRoADwAI uuaer toe 81
NICHOLAS HOTEL 10 selIaE Flhs GOLD
WATCHES and CHAINS. FSg GOLD EARRlsGS sai Piss.
BRACELETS, LocKBTs. sEcKLAcEs Le, greatly rsass.A
prices
FORTY and PITY DOLLARS each
SOLID SILVER SPOONS. FORKs CUPS. NAPKIN RINGS. he,
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
sILvBRPLATED WARE ue,ry price FRENCH JRTELRr.
ENGLISH JET JBwELRY FANS OPERA GLASSES. &c. 81 sas
the usual prices
GEO. C. ALLEN as Broadway. 90. ieor Sso" ossAs.
and Broadway THty seventh Tssst, sEasss.
SHOWCASES And LARGE Sab PoR SALE Low
Extraordinary Bargains.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
CALL AND EXAMINE THS PRICES
FINE EFFIELD GU L l. L ~.
AT AND BELOW COST.
On, oe. uv,, b. closed out beor. Nay yin
be thai date by ..ooe'of. Ae's'. siOoL
DAVIDSON a. coo BROADwAr
l.. V. IAUGHWOUT d Co.,
Corner Of Bro.ds.y .a4 Broous~
Our store s1IOo either the on ,sD.raley
selling Out.
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
IN GLASS. BRONZE, and oRMULU.
Asand oeOw essi
E.V HAUGHwOUT & Co,
CORNER BROADWAY AND BROOnEsr.
OvIngton Brothers
Have tie .ges. assortment. Decorated Disue SEA oasoA
r.ngs. n price hOu SO to $50
TEN PR CENT LESS
THAN SEw-YORA HOUSES
Eieg. Maa,s Ornament, Cooks variety and ssuAar
eLesp.
Partisan Grso. Diauer SETS. l22 pieces "a
French China Dinner Sets. ll3 pieces "a
Good, as,.rsl in New .Ys1s and ysssf Patton Fesv
| the door Close buyers should pare Vr"sa
295 and 'o Pul.aa-st. Bre'tlsn
EisLts Assembly District MON Republican As-ecis-
No ~. nuds. FRIDAY EVENING March p a. y efcA
! JoaS Srssos secretaries 'o"' o. y 'N''"'
| NATIONAL PARK BANK
| IA. .sain .dLel ~ tue sander o. Nifrs 30 ~
| SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
.,,,,.. raau s,oiaiag walk has ha DP~s~ - tht
LADIES s.sa i - sr ia 4tf't "a
al th desired. TIC rsS " ssyss re-" to 30 - ..
| stilI Ahead:
CITY AND tOlN1uA AENfhAhIN
CHkOMO BUSlh - ttRDo,
BAKER GoDwiN fns'es ffltit r"as a. Y al, ~
DR>IgNN-Bu0ieds CArou Comic s1al'psuIt To- o.
ADAPTED 10 ever business aud tale it.. Pfif. ~
ar,fr before shosu sAs tiN H .- o. a p"
! ~. nj thrirI Commercial gfagri-is
The,s ou, be hLs 81 ear lie hsf'++ 80
bushes, Mes invited - raA .,.,. ....
"' - Nv D." VI '''N - Wv BANFU sGJDVE r,.,t..+
pr-ir- hausr sfrar- "npf'r '''t W
! -'r3,-.e- S1p,srrs h.., Sio,l.s alusf if-.,.
6iR i'i rIiisIR rR 's'- f.,iba..~rri = 900
Au k,nd of Covering Tar the fce' - ''N'A"'''e.
! 49, 81 tvuf.A ave
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SAILED.

s,,sin.-R.ne s.sr 70, Thpoh Tor L'-oci Plh ks
ne,.d ssfsrnsb South CaroiBa for Caassos
saratoga Tor Norfolk Miss.sr Er Havana
M p,.h,,d for Br-neu Bsrro fr hszss.s
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FOREIGN YORTS.

Hav,Sa March 2t-Tbs Usited ssansa1 Ysa,.s sr
here today All Ou board are veil
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TOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CUAI-TATOUA COUNTY.
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LIE rARIFF ELL

Beside the reduction OF the duty on lumber the farm
or also wanted reduction salt, ana steel hhd coal
and pg iron The great agricultural Interest OF te eou
fry AS not represented here by paid agents ana IuDy
ISIS hut the time when this interest would De hearu anu
,.it Vas coming TLcre could be no real prosperity IN
Inc country when s greatest producing Interest was uo
pre.srd aud Oyerburdoucd ,...t,
MIR JOHNSON dem, Cali made an appeal on oehali
of The farming and wine growing interests ol IaIlOa
Mr. MCCORMICK dem, MOI argued against ItV
tectiye tarn aud compauodpartcuariy of the ou'los
an ir,u steel cotton rIuth, WOuien goods &c. 49,.
MIR ALLISON n.cp., IOWa member OF the Commute,
on WAYS and Means, spoke III favor OF tne touuolo %
,",cs lie denied tho argument that protection ulil
untely cheapencd the article protected u might DC
the In MANY instances depending on TIE degree oI pro
,er,iou ON the competition Ia this country ana GU mo
aount of consumption but II was not true ia ol ~
- itnces A. wuH certainly not true ~ ttsctl Z" ron
mo tsrin mad Increased the cost or non 10 -hlp uuul'
d ID, II certainly must have Increase" IL 10 O'i'eI 0Oh
humcrs ~, , "a ,bat the cost oi
"a - . Tending up. and that OF American lruu
Va Tending dowu aud asked MI Allison 70 "hAt nc 81
iribulrd that 800. . ..,,..,, ,i,,t fla, tariff
,r,I me cost OF ptudut ton. am hEih ,'''Il,u y
an, d,.r, 90 condition ul zap buliui '4t 10y
a., iii r,rnrtrI rs tie special tonulte, i ''' s".''
a.. t n tIir people uccRusc II aO"eu % '"' 10 ~
bal. back iOt tho AiutIicaL 40 A1e'' ~ - ''' W."
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tirely closed about the twenty fifth Of mex
paanfh Ia nna hla y0rA Ia nrocood

tirely closed about the twenty. fifth Of next
month to enable work to proceed.
PTrrsBURG, June 24.-The Monongahela
is falling, with three feet in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
ST. LOUIS, June "a. Arrived: Olive
Branch and Henry Ames, from New Orleans;
st. Joseph, from Memphis, and Marble CITY :,
from Vicksburg. Departed: Belle Memphis,
for Memphis. River falling. Weather cloudy
| and very sultry.
HELENA, Montana, June 23.--While two men
were putting in the last blast for their shaft,
about four O'Clock this morning, in Charles
Hendricks mine, at Unionville, the blast
Joe Miller, and seriously wounding another,
whose eyes were nearly bursted from the
sockets. 1t is feared he will lose his sight
unable to ascertain his name.
The Sheriff arrested negro named Simp-
son to-day. charged with the murder of Mr..
McClaughy. at Virginia City, in the spring
of 1868.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Mr. Smith, Presi-
dent Of the Cumberland and Ohio Railroad
Company, is here, asking Cincinnati for
81 100000 toward building road to Nash
vile. A committee was appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce to consider the
matter.
CHICAGO, June PA game of base ball
was played in this city to day between the
pIessmen of the Times and Evening Post,
but owing to the intense heat, only five
innings were played. The Post boys were
the victors- score SO to 81.
OswEGo. N. Y. June 24.-The White
Stockings, of Chicago, beat the On!arios, of
this city, tO-day-scOre los to II.
River Intelngenes.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June "a, 6 P. M.-Bar-
ometor 1915. Wind northeast, strong.
Weather stormy, with rain.
Arrived: Steamship Clinton st P. NJ,
Beckwith, master, from 1ndianola via Gal.
weston, to C. A. Whitney & Co.; schooner
Arkridge, Williams, master. eight days from
Ruatan, with fruit to F. Pace.
Sailed: Brig Clytire, and schooners We'll
come and T. V. Turner.
The Spanish bark Antoinette, Romagne |
master, from Havana, is at quarantine sta
ton; cargo to PUG Brothers.
VIoKsBURG, June 24.-Passed down:
Thompson Dean: at 7 A. NJ; Colossal at 9 A. |
NJ. Passed up: Mohawk and barges, vir-
ginia and Argossy at P. M. River rising. |
Weather rainy and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, June N.-Passed up: Colorado |
and Jennie Howell. Down: Louisville.
Weather very warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 24.-Arrived: Liberty
and barges, from New Orleans; Edin burg,
from Cincinnati. Departed: Edinburg for
New Orleans. River has fallen three inches
IN the past twenty four hours, with six feet
zen inches in the canal, and four feet ten
nches in the chute. Weather clear and
very warm. Thermometer So at P. NJ; SO
It P. M.
CINCINNATI. June 24.-Arrived Robert
Burns. from Memphis. The river has fallen
eighteen inches in the past twenty-four
lours, with fifteen feet six inches in the
hannel.