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New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for Tnr Ttlrrvr

po,. IN uoler.t. r.oue,i at st75as 81 ~ Pearls
dull sndp n BOInlnaL -, e.. ..o.
BUILDING MATEHALs-Tbefe hs' usst ~ u'"'"' ' ~
descriptions the market n mains nm W ft,,a. ~
n. AN as O00 as 80 Hog Western. Unwzsbed
X ~ Va (euITehcyJ go. al.
Oo0 ~
Jertey BOO. 10 Al =
Crolon Fronts NJ. u 0ta 10 ~ Ioihmh 'D'''''''4 Is
PhilAdelphs Fronts. 20 Dap ~ Lump ~. ''''''
y...s.i. :. ~ n ~ a. :. PIlsTsR
"'''"-'' o.. SSvt Scotia a. tgn & 80 ~ ~
L.. q .nA. - cold A, fSota Scotia h. y tHn. a. ~
'A "sn'' iD' t'-' 01s C.e East ACifg a. a. 81
BEEsWAX with rdemsnd al R055c i"i 1eho' "c''iN
AMI Southern, with sales Of 3tJo h. .-- g.. ..
1OFFRE-BraKs active and pfssl "
knit the den fbl igt sha rs''s
~ dllc, Java ne Mafacslbo, -. i ssn. VIC
pr Rssh ssrswsk a. barno ''0 TT hs 81"
Ess-Oresns 500 bsgt do. tells
COTrOS- ~ are movement today and pnces with FeF
tacocf ng Liverpool have advanced ah9l F 81 b VIZ
bales t5 lat evening ana
e2 sye Including 4472 for export l,2sO for eolsnmphon 80
M speculation AID H. transit For delivery there has been
1tye holders have obtained 4dtc msbsf e
ssL tE sVtLHg v! zH bAe OcsebrI u HisSi
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22

CITY Bank shares were hrn small transactions
Ninth National sold at lOs, and Bank Of Commerce al
n.-.- IL.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCBANGE.-TRsT CALL,
l03 O'CLOCK A NJ
HaAs Of GOp-r~,eni bonds
New-York tribune., 1870-10-22


Pork to-day hoers hrn AZ former qnoaon sars JOB
, ar. rs for $,2 for BItrs Prime For future
Dec al S21 Beef qaiet bot
Irm sales snd$l5 TO- Plain Mos and elsa ss for
T1tr Ness dull and nominal
s25qS2 B,ef Hans quiet 10 bbs at 63
for Western Meats moderate demand and steady
la02 for CITY. dull l4tc for City Dessed Hogs
sru Lard dull and heayy sales $50 bbs
~, At l o 9 di4c for City and l6tdbic. for Fair
terms Exports New ending Oct n
1870 are % 40 September J. 1870 s6B n.
PETROLEUMThe market for Crude In buf sui continues dull
and borrr still demand M and buYers
heard Of sales On the CreeI the market
Al Upper sod 81 ga 80 on Lover for In
demand nsin for futnre delivery
pces chiefly There disposed
o 24e and Of rqus c bb In lott for Or
to.r Al 2J] dz Of bbs to MONTH
Petru,r, 234 In Phlephs heard Of 'ss the
market 2 d744c for October the receipts theei ioday
O0 bbs erode 100 bbls and of bt seek II 10
bbs Refined and 6S ibis. Crude
RI(E IN moderate pr,ees
for Carolins, AMI Ksnyoon, 6fd7c
sGAR-Rsy demand aud holders firm
ssure, fair good ses hhis
(uhs and l9 boxes Havsnz port
We Hards 5c l2sc for White h "
lgc for u! oI2 for G." and lll l2e for Yellow
change age $50 s5
AZ l0d IOlc y H. Cscutts Lnseed quoted e. 20 gold
sOAPThers hss moiersf, demsnd for Cast lie
market il steady: sales, 800 boxes Al udllle.
STEAKINTb,rc been but little dmsnd aud the market quiet
al l4.c. for Common. and l7id IL for Choice
ThILOW-Tber has been hf demand for Ci sud
steady Sales o00 n at gastc.. part last evening
66s bbls the market hss
and shade sales Of rs bbs 81 oSS o lronbound
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 20. A letter
from La Guayo, July 1st, says affairs
in Venezuela are very unsettled and
critical. The Manager party holds
all ports except La Guayo. CarRoes
are still carried into the port of Nor
ascoibo, although it is closed TO for
eign commerce
The Dutch Ambassador has left the
county on account OF incivilities to-
ward himself and Dutch residents,
and the Dutch frigate will enforce an
apology.
The brig Emma Dean, of York,
loaded with arms, was seized, but has
been released.
The Postmaster General has order
ed the mails from Quebec to this city
to be forwarded by Wassawappi Val
ley. Conn, and Passumpsic River
Railroad thence by Springfield, Hart
ford and New Haven. The road route
is 1O1 miles nearer than by Richmond
Junction and Montreal.
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N Newspaper
Advertising.

a Book Of l21 closely printed pages
lately issued, contains q list OF the beFf
A merican Advertising Mediums, Riving
the names, circulations, and full particu-
lars concerning the leading Daily and
Weekly Political and Family Newspapers,
together with those having large circula.
tons, published In the interest OF Reli-
glon, Agriculture, Literature, &3, &c.
Every Advertiser, and every person who
cOntemplates becoming such, will ind
this book OF great valF9. Mailed free TO
any address on receiOt OF dneen cents
GEO. ~. ROWELE g. CO., Publishers,
NO. 40 Park Row, New York.
The P1ttsburg (Pa) Leader, in ifs issue
OF May ~, 1870, says. The firm OF q. P
RoWeu q Co, which issues this Interesting
ana valuable book, IS the largest and best
Advertising Agency in the United States.
ana we can cheerfully recommend ft 10
the attention OF those who desire TO ad-
Vertise their business scfent{HcuHV aBd
IN kCch q way: that is. So 10
secure the largest amount OF publicity for
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The PrussIan Army.

The German military organization
is complete, and, according to state
ment in the Prussian Military Ga
zette. " a million soldiers can at any
moment be placed under arms by
single telC gram from Berlin" The
Prussian troops, the same authority
adds. consists of 325 battalions of
infantry, 268 squadroDs of cavalry, IL
regiments of artillery. with 1,146
guns. and 12 battalions of engineers,
making in all 100000 soldiers. To
these should be added the Federal
contingents of SaxoDy. Brunswick,
Mecklenburg StrelitZ. and Hesse
Darmstadt-in all $4,000 men. But
this force of 463, 900 only represents
the standing army OF North Germany.
In case of an invasion, and then only,
Prussia can also command the ser
vices of the troops OF Baden, Wur-
temberg and Bavaria, AID immedi-
ately order reserve, consisting or an
army of 143. 1000 men,
An additional force of 100000 men
is at her disposal for the occupation
of towns and garrisOns. Every Prus
sian subject is enrolled as a soldier ss
soon as he has completed his twentieth
year. He serves, unless exempted,
three years in the regular army, Jour
in the reserve, aud at the cod OF this
term enters the Landwehr or militia
| for nine years. Leaving the Land
wahr be is finally enrolled in the
Landsturm until be is City years of
/ age.
The Commander IN Chief of the
arny and the navy is the King. The
| l. L. n 1anora1 MOlfEl
/ The regular army is divided into
| twelve corps d armee and twenty four
| divisions, with the following COM
mabdtrs:
CORPS OF THIS GUARD.
Commander-in-Chief.G General the Prince
/ Augustus of Wurtemberg- -,-.
| First Division. L.. O. n. .d'AlTenSleoen. a
Second DIVISION Lt- Gen. oe LOe"en-
Cava'ry, Maj Gen. Count Won der Goltz
First ARMY CORPS.
| Commanding ten Baron de lInnteu ffel
First Division, 1t. Gen. de Bentheim.
Second Division, Lit. Gen. de Hart mann.
SECOND Army CORPS.
Commander-in-Chtef, Frederick Will
liam, Prince Roy al OF Prussia.
| Third Dlvis on 1t. Gen. de Werder.
| Fourth Division, 1t Gen. de Weyhern.
THIRD ARMY CORPS
Commander-in-Chief, Prince Frederick
| Charles.
4 E11ln OlNleiOus LII GCus 0C sui pudkGA.
sixth Division, 1t. Gen. Budden broch.
FOURTH ARMY CORPS.
Connnnander-in-Chief, General d'Alvens-
Seventh Division, Lit Gen de Frans, cky.
Eiehth Division, 1t. Gen. de Schoeler.
FIFTH ARMY CORPS.
Coumander-in-Ch Chief. General de Stein
nSf1 Ninth Division. 1t. Gen. de Rheinbaben
Tenth Division 1t. Gen. de Allchoach-
SIXTH ARMY CORPS.
Commander-in-Chief Gederal de lump
ling. - -. 5,o-5o,,
Twelfth Division, 1t. Gen. count " eAif
SEVENTH ARxx CORPS.
Chief, Gen. de ZaStrow.
Thirteenth Division, LIT. Gen. de 6osO
Fourteenth Division, Lit. Gen de Blum
IIGHTH Army CORPS.
fCommandsr-in-Chief.1 < Gen. de Bitter
FifteeEth Division. Lit. Gen. de Caus
Sixteenth Dixision. 1t. Gen. de Barnc
NINTH ARMY RPS.
Commander-in Chief, Gen. de Mans.ein
Seventeenth Division, Lit. Gen. d'
EighieeDIh Division, Lit. Gsl. Baror
Wrangel.
Commander. n-Chief, Gen. de voights
Eleventh Division. 1t. Gen. de Schwartz
Twentieth Division. 1t. Gen. de Bose.
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Virginia Items.

RIcHMoND, VA, July 20.-Judge
Oregon, this morning decided
that violation Of the election law.
in one ward of the city, vitiated the
late municipal election, and another
election must be held.
Telegrams from Danville say that
large number of the citizens of Cass-
we'll County. N. G., fed to that place
for safety. from Gel. Kirk and the
North Carolina State troops, An
aged citizen, named Barrie, had been
badly beaten by Kinks men, and was
brought of by the flying refugees.
This morning. Kirk was still arIesting
prom .nsnt citizens.
B. E. Lindsay, who was shot fJr
the seduction of his wife's sister. by
Capt. w. f. Hayward. her father, at
Chester, yesterday. died this morning.
[second Dispatch.1
RICHMOND, Julg 20.-A telegram
from DanvilIe, this evening. says that
Col. Kirk has arrested Seventy more
prominent citizens of Casswell Colu-
ty, N. c., some of whom resisted, and
were badly maltreated.
Bedford Brown has gone to Wash
ington to see President Grant. and
Governor Graham will meet him
there.
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LIVERY q SALE STABLE.
Fifth Street, bat. Locust & Walnut
Thos. BuIIen, PrOp'r.

A SUPPLY OF CORD WOOL con-
n siantly on hand. Cisterns filled with
fresh water on short notice.
Orders left at the Livery Stable will he
promptly attended to. apr6-ena
William Bischman, CatharIne BIschman
VS.. George Link, Louisa Link. Ernst n
Haage John Link. In the Vanderburph h
common Pleas Court, September Term.
IT APPEAkGEG ny AFFIDAVIT
on ME In the office of the Clerk OF said
Court that John Link and Ernst F. Haape-
defendants In the above ent tied cause.
are pon-residents of the State or Indiana
noblce IS hereby given TO said defendants
of the pendency of this action, and that
the same will stand for trial at the next
Court House in the city OF Evansville
NanderbGrgh County, state of Indiana
on Inc nrSt Monday in Septem ber, 1870.
Witness, Soren Sorenson, Clerk of said
Court. at Evansville, this 18th day of
July, 1870. s. SOR ENSON, CIeIk.
BIPPUs & MANN, Atty's for plt'6s. 1y2l
Henry Metzner VS.. Frederick Kehr and
Adelaide Kehr. In the Vanderburgh
Common Pleas Court, september Term,
TT APPEARING By AFFIDAVIT
- on file in the office of the CLERK OF said
Court that the aCove named defendants
in the above entitled cause are non-resi-
dents of the ate of Indiana, notice is
hereby given TO said Frederick Kehr and
Adelh eide Kehr, his wife. OF the pendency
of this action, and that the tame viii
stand for trial at the next term of said
Common Pleas Court, at the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburqh h
County, Stale OF Indiana, on the first
Witness, Soren Sore Isou, Clerk of said
Court. at EVansytlle, this 18th dav of
July, 1870. &. SORENSON. CIerk.
BIPPus q MANN, Atty's for plt'ff. JyA
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DIsAeREEABLE BLUEDER.--In the
card of Mr. Brsuns. yesterday mora.
ing, an errcr escaped the proof reader
which totally perverted the meaning
Of the writer In the last paragraph
but one. Mr.. Brauns was made to say,
- AS I am not able to perform the
principal work required of the Aud
itor," &c. The word not should not
have appeared. What he wrote was,
"As I am able to perform" &c. We
regret the blunder.
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The following card, which was al
dressed to the editor of the Courier.
and copy of which was furnished Us.
effectually Fquelches one or two of
the falsehoods which have been in
circulation against Mr.. Smith:
EVANSVILLE, July 20, 1870.
Editor Courier:
In your paper Of July 10Th you say
that an agent Of the. National Foun-
dry and Pipe Works, of Pittsburg,
stated at Columbus that T" the compa-
ny represented by him. designed max
ing a bid for Furnishing the water
pipes at Evansville; but when Dennis
Long was awarded the contract at
Columbus, said agent refused to visit
this place, saying he could not afford
to compete with such a man and at
such rates." Again you say: Their
agent intended TO come at once from
Columbus to Evansville, but failed
finally to make an appearance, because
they arere underbid at the former
place"
In neither case have you been cor
rectly informed. The contract at
Columbus was awarded ostensibly to
parties in Columbus. on the ground
that the pipe were to be made in that
city, Notwithstanding my bid was fUe
dollars per ton lo0er than their bid,
and the lowest bid that was presented.
This fact is susceptible Of ample
proof. called your attention to this
matter when l visited your Office on
Tuesday, and you promised to correct
il. ] presume. however, in the ex-
citement of the day, you forgot the
promise.
Will you now make the correction
by publishing the above statement?
Respectfully.
WM SMTTu
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ELEYENTH ARMY ooRPs.

Commander-in-Chief,G Gen. de Rienski.
Twenty-first Division, LLGen. de Boyen.
Twentv-second Division, 1t. Gen. de
GersdorR.
The Military Governor Of the Rhe-
nish provinces is the Prince Charles
Anthony, of Hohenzollern- -Sigmarin-
gen; and the Military Governor of
Mayence is the Prince Waldemar of
Holstein-S -Sonderbourg Au-
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DAILY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, JULY II. 1870.

GEN. ADD. SANDERS, we are graft
lied to learn, has been appointed Sec
retary of Montana Territory. The
General will make his mark in the
new Territory. We expect to hear of
him taking an active part in every
movement calculated to aid in devel-
oping the Territory into State.
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, July 90 = A telegram
from Washington. Iowa, says that
Gabriel Armstrong, sub contractor
on the Chicago & Southwestern Rail-
road, working near that place, de-
camped on Friday with $4,000, leav-
ing four to FIVE hundred hands un-
paid, and debts amounting to $25, 900.
He was accompanied in his flight by
his foreman, clerk and, one under
contractor.
The Wisconsin Commissioners, to
locate the new insane asylum, have
fixed on Oshkosh as the most proper
place for it.
The weather has been fearfully hot
in this city for the past eight or ten
days, the thermometer averaging 93o
in the shade. To day 1t stood 960 at
FIVE o'clock.
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, July 20. The entire
morning hour was occupied in the
Senate by the negro, A. A. Bradley.
in an argument enforcing his eligi-
bility to seat from the First Sena-
torial District.
In the House a resolution was Of
fered that no election be held In this
State until the admission of its repre-
sentatives In Congress, and that all
election laws not suitable to the State
be repealed. 1t was reported this was
allowed in the Republican Caucus.
Both Houses adjourned till Fri
dav.
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SUIcIDE.-The French Minister,
NJ. Paradol, committed suicide at
Washington. yesterday, by shooting
himself through the heart with a pis-
tol. The causes that led to the sui.
eide are not gwen. NJ. Paradol was
accompanied to this country by his
son and daughter, who had been sent
to Newport at the time Of his death.
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YEsI IT Is TRuEI

That the Beat M0Ders-the Best DyODuorq
the Best SER Rdkers to be found fnf t1e
worio are the Original and Reliable Dou-
Dle-Motl0n AGNA MAGMANES. made
OF salem, ohio. Send for Pamphlet con-
tanning PARTICULARS.
I'D TOOLS IN ONE. = Pocket Rule
A% Ruler, Square, Bevel, Screw Driver.
Snlsel, Com passes, Scissors, Button Hole
cutter, Paper knife. Eraser, and Pencil
snarpener. sample (pollshed steeD by
mall, with terms p agents 50 cents Silver
plated, 81. Gold do, 81 COMBINATION
TOOL co, 90 Mercer st., N. Y.
wv Ms-PAACED LDWE.-Essays for
w Young Men, free In sealed envel-
oPes. hoWAEn ASSOCIATION, Box II, Fhil-
adelphia, Pa. Tnh4t
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COSDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

THURSDAY, July q.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
12Is4.
The New York sun has engaged w. h.
Russell, of the London Times. as its special
war correspondent
CONGRESSMAN Cox, of New York. was
banuueted by his constituents, Tuesday
night and made speech.
There were thirty five fatal cases of sum
stroke in New York, on Tuesday, and thir-
ty not fatal.
Judge Barnard, of New York, on Tues
day granted a motion transferring suits
arising from the Septen ber gold panic. to
the Supreme Court. There are sixteen
suits Involving 81 ,422 600.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Washington Items-EuicIde OF Pre-.
VOst Par&dOI, the new French Min
ister-PFOfOuRd Sensation ever the
EFeBt--Add. II Sanders Appointed
Secretary OF Montana Territory.

Secretary OF Montana Territory.
WASHINGTON, July 20-The French
Minister shot himself in his sleeping
chant Der, front room of the second
story. and the circumstances attend
ing show that the act was premedi
iated The inmates of the house at
the time. were his housekeeper and a
French serving man; the woman
heard the report of the pistol, aud
rushed into the room. where she
found Paradol lying dead on the floor.
bleeding from the left breast, the ball
having entered Immediately over the
heart; the weapon was single barrel
breach loading Colts pistol It was
ascertained that he walked out yes
terday, and purchased a pair Of pis
tolls of the style described. The 9th.
er was found upon bis bureau with a
cartridge beside it.
The body was embalmed and pre-
pared for burial. but nothing further
will be done until the arrival of NJ.
Bertneny, the late French Minister,
who is in New York, and who was
summoned by telegraph. The body
will no doubt be taken to France.
Nj. Paradol had prepared himself for
bed, but had evidently remained up
in his chamber some time, meditat-
ing suicide. He had nothing on but
his night shirt and slippers, and ap.
parently stood fronting the fireplace
and near the center of the room.
The body was found lying on its
back, one leg drawn up. and the left
arm outstretched above the head.
The French Minister took possession
of his house on Friday last, and Sun
day evening be sent his son and
daughter, who accompanied him to
this country, to Newport, Rhode
Island, intending to join them there
in a few days and spend the Summer
He left a note, saying: 4 Will kill
myself. M. BertheDy come back and
stay"
The members of the French Lega-
ton were absent from Washington,
with the exception of Nj. De Jardin,
the Chancellor. That gentlemen
communicated the fact to Secretary
Fish, who after expressing surprise
and profound regret, suggested that a
coroner's inquest be held, to which M.
De Jardin assented. and seven o'clock
this evening was designated by the
coroner for that purpose. The entire
community is shocked by the event.
Addison ii. Sanders was to day ap
pointed Secretary of Montana, vtce
Wiley s. Scribner. suspended. 4
Bids for the exclusive catching OF
seals on st. George aud st. Paul Is
lands, Alaska, for twenty years, were
opened to day, ranging from $4,000
to 1927, 800 per annum. The awards
are not yet made.
[Second DIspatch.1
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The Sec
retary of State to day telegraphed to
Minister Washburne, instructing him
to inform the French Government of
the sudden death of NJ. Provost Par
adol.
The President has ordered a guard
of honor over the remains of the de-
ceased Minister, with such other at
teniions as may be required.
The Secretary and invited guests
anticipated much pleasure at the din
Ber which was to have been given to-
night by the Secretary, in compliment
to the late Minister.
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LnSS OF MANHnnn.

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ATLANTA, July 20.-The Demo
cratic State Convention has been
called for August 18th.
The reported Kuklux outrages in
Floyd County are denied.
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"HAT TO WEAR, ana How To
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for copy. Contains Just what every ladv
wants TO know. Nine. DemOregt's Hemi-
Annual Book Of Instrue ueBfons on Dress and
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OF 1870 With full deaeri pttOns OF 8Iyfes.
Materials, Trtmmlngs, and every thing
new and desirable conn eoted with Ladies'
ana Children's Dress. Price fifteen cents.
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DETROIT, July 2O.-The Democrat
ic State Convention meets in this city
August 3lst.
Recorder Swift to day sentenced
Virginia Doyle twenty years in the
house of correction, for poisoning her
mother.
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One pound OF Crampton's Imperial Laun-
drg Soap will make twelve quarts OF hand-
some Soit SOap. Ask for 40 and try g.
Ora IA EsrON BROWH Ere eA Frorrf
St, NEW YORK.
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MEMPHIS. July 20.-J etfels3n DA-
Wis left to-day, via the Southern Mail
Route for Europe, to bring his fami-
" home.
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LYNoHBURG. Va, July 2O.-E. G.
Randolph was to day shot dead by
two brothers named Wenebish. dur
ing a dispute about land.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 2O-Or
ders were received to fit the steamers
Narragausett and California, TO be
made ready for sea immediately.
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Cincinnati Items-Base BAH, etc.

Cincinnati Items-Base Bail, etc.
CINoINNATI. July 20.-The game
beween the Harvards, of Cambridge,
and the Mutuals. of N. Y, attracted
a large crowd. The game was finely
played; the score standing:
Innings I. 2. 9. 4. 8. 9. z s. 9.
Mutuals lU o.
The Board of Trade will to morrow
consider the means of securing trans
portation for freight south during the
approaching close of the Louisville
canal; the plan proposed is to lay at
New Albany and Jefersonville, tracks
to the landing to connect with the
railroad between those places, and
thus transfer freight around the falls.
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Boston, July 20.-Arr4ngemeuts
are perfecting for mass meeting of
Germans in Faneuil Hall.
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ENDoRsEMENT OF CONGRESS-.

10. Ihat we approve the general course
tatives In Congress, and express our mn
and entire confidence that they will act
with wisdom and integrity In ali that con-
Germs the welfare of the people: and that
we lender thanks to Senator Morton Tor
his exertions in so shaping the legislation
or Congress on the reconstruction of the
late rebel States, IS to secure the passaoe
of the Fifteenth Amendmant F70