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collision and Boiler EXPLOSION.

ALBANY, June 28.-The tow-boat
Telegraph was sunk in q collision
with the steamer Drow, below Cats
kill, last night. All the crew were
saved bv tho boats Of the Drew. and
the canal boats iu tCv u hc els-
graph. The engineer oftha latter was
badly calded Dy the explosion ol the
boiler &c the moment Of the collision.
The fault Of the collision eeeras io
have been with the tgg,
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NeW YOrk GoId and stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW York. June 28.
Firmer tone 10 Wall = rect. In the mar
ket this afternoon there was n general im-
provement Ia prices and rather more ae.
tivity this was brought about chiefly by
telegram from Washington that the Com
ference Currency bill would probably be
defeated IN the House. The Assistant
Treasurer to-day commences TO anticipate
the July interest; amount paid out, e. 4O7.-
O26.
MoNEY-Easy at 8G5 per cent. on call
win exeePl lonal loans az per cent.
srERLIhG -FlFmer at gJ5k205JS. the load.
Ing bankers asking the latter
GoLD-Firmer; opened at Gi II; advanc-
on To 81 llK and closed at 81 III: Carrying
II at to l-i0s cleArancea Ed7.00O,O00.
GovEhHMENTs Strong and active with
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BY Telegraph LONDON, June 2s.
Consols for money va; account 9z56Q2
82J6. American securities easier: co.'s gO5f.
65's so: 67's 591k: lO-40's t3. stocks stoady
Ellie l6M; Illinois Central il3H.
PARIS June 28-Bourse dull, - francs 81
centimes.
LEVFEP5ul. I1re "a e. llEf ~. Iat Ha td-
aIIuE 81 uEaU t-tHI Orleans Sod 81 safa fG.
GU hHiHa ll1sL1Hs nui WhaHf. rH-
raLH or 4ega aN HnFtaet 10000
AEnnf lrHur Casa HrnAH W#A Atm MaHa ffa aIe
western sts9 luru 30 sod 8ts Oh.
Oat 4g aarle q. faa 8a
EaArRFoHI, 5nue ez -Bonda haLa 8s5l
HAvRE Jura A3,-~gottpn nrm ag itze
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Memphis Market.
BY TELEGRAPH

BY telegraph MEMPHIS, June -.
CorToN-D Dull at l9c: receipts I22 bales /;
exports 10 bales.
FLoUR-Uuchanged.
CORN MEAL-Quiet at 81 co.
CoRN--Yellow 95c 10 81. white 81 O5Ii 10.
OATS Dull at 60aG2c.
HAY-Quiet az $50.
bRAN-Quiet at $40 90.
LARD -l7NIS1Sc.
PoHK-Duli at s3I 90.
BAcoN-Shoulders lS5zc; sides lG}S9i7Nc'
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LOnlsKIIle Market.

BY Telegraph LoUIsvILLE, June %.
BAGGING-Ffrm at 30c.
CoTToH-Duil; middnng 19c.
FLOUR unchanged.
GRAIN-Inactive and nominaliy un-
changed.
PROvLsIoNS Quiet and weak: pork
$50 so; bacon lSM@l0h9HZc; bulk meats
12M0l55<0l6%c.
LARD-17c.
HAMS s-2i1zM22c.
WHIsKY-Dun at g8999e.
ToHACC0-MaTket active; sales OF 2l4
hhdB ~ 81 7596 for frosted so 25G7 25 for
lugs; " 50980 for low leaf 70 m ediu IA
bright wrappers.
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by telegraph CHICAGO. June IS.
ExCHANGE-Uncha
FLOuR-DulI and almost nominal.
WHEAT-4MM5c lower; sales OF No. 2 at
81 03LMt 05L casn: 81 03t<GI O7L, seller
July, closing at 81 0f1< cash, and 81 05Z,
seller July 4; this afternoon IL was heavy
half
CoRE-A ctive; 77@79s for No 2, closing
AZ 75q7Szc; IL was dull and unchanged
this afternoon.
OATs-steady, closing at 5OJ%05OLc.
RYE-2c lover, closing at SOC for No. 2.
BARLEY-DLIl: 95caSI for No. 2
HfGHWINEs-g9cM
PROvfsIoNs-Qa aiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Active and hrmer; sS98 70 for
common TO choice.
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NeW York DE- Goods Market.

BY telegraph NEW YORK, June e.
Weather excessively hot. and trade eI ;
ceedingIy aniet The break In the price OF
heavy brown Hheetings has failed TO slim
ulate the demand, but IL Is more than
probable that the leading 1Obbtng houses
will buy uD all available stock at the pres
ent low rates. Appleton's sheetinRs weiRh-
ing 200 yards 70 tne pound, sells AZ -
ing 3fg yards 90 the pound, Is held at l5c.
This disparity in rates can not continue,
and there must be settling OF values
soon. The trade Is now takiHR stock.
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MI ISCELLANEOUS.
DO. 1891
United States Marshaps NOtics.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
DfGtrfcI of IndIaua %

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ss.
District OF IRdiana, So
TKYHEBEAS, libel OF Information
w was filed IA the District Court Of the
Unit ed States for the District OF Indiana,
on the 25th day OF June, 1870. by Horace
Ince against the steamboat Red Fox her
engines, boilers, tackle. apparel, and fur
niture. seized at said district upon an ae-
tion civil and maritime, damages 1915,
and praying process against said goods,
and that fhe same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance OF the Mo-
nitton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered. do hereby give
public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and ap.
pear before the said, the District Court OF
the United States. TO be held at the City of
Indianapolis, in and for the District OF In
diana, on the lst Monday or August next,
at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon OF that day,
then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations fn that behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. =.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: J. ID. Rowland, Clerk. Je80 lat
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TELEGRAPHIE!.
Terrible StO m at Plttsbu' -Mam-
moth Oil Tank Struck by Light
niag-tauslBg q Destructive Fire.

Terrible StO m at PlitsbuF g-Mam-
moth Oil Tank Struck By Light
niag-tauslDg q Destructive Fire.
PITTsBURG, June %. - The most
disastrous oil fire, which has ever oc-
CURED in this city, is now raging near
the Sharpsburg bridge, in the
Eighteenth Ward. At 3 o'clock in
the afternoon, during a terrible rain
storm, in which houses were blown
down and trees upTooted. and twenty
thousand barrel tank, belonging to
the Eclipse refinery, DR.. Tweddle,
principal owner, was struck by light
ming. Another tank, belonging to
the Citizens refDery, was struck at
the same time The Eclipse tank In
stantly exploded. the burning oil run
ming towards the river, burning all
their buildines, including DIR. Twed.
dies house, and setting FIRE to the
Sharpsburg bridge, which was totally
destroyed.
Citizens refinery, one tank crude
and warehouse was burned. For
sythe Brothers, one tank and three
thousand barrels crude. Astral, Jno.
b Bell Il Sons, buildings etc. An
chor Works, Dilworth Broth ers, one
tank crude. National refinery aud
Storing Company, Bleaching House
and agitator Allegheny Valley Rail
road Company. ten cars crude oil.
Loss Of oil $4,000, cars $4,000 aud the
Sharpsburg bridge, which was insur-
ed for $40. 600 The estimated losses
Of citizens $4,000, full insured.
Eclipse building, $3.50 900; oil, $50. =.
600; machinery, etc, $50, 1000, insured
in Eastern companies, Swearinger x
McCandles's agency. Forsyth Bros ,
$15, 900; no insurance. Astral
Works, $40. 900; but little Insured, as
the works were not In operation,
Anchor, $4,000; National, $15. 600
partially insured. The total loss will
probably amount to $500.000 Henry
Foster, a brother Of the late Stephen
q. Foster, a clerk at the Eclipse re-
fiuery, was burned to death. Val.
HALEY was injured, but not fatally.
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PRovIDENcE. June q. - An in
cendiary FIRE this morning on Dor
rance Street Dock. destroyed the coal
elevator, sheds. aud considerable
stock of Tucker, wan 4 c., % F.
N Z. b. Hopkins, and the property of
the Providence q Worcester Bailroa
Company, and destroyed adjoining
property. Loss estimated at S7s.0oa
to #100, 600; partially insured.
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Grand Picnic
OF THg
JACKSON FIRE COMPANY,
IN
Jacobs Grove,
On Monday, July 4, 1870.

The procession with WARRENis q. q.
BAND at the head Will EN- brace the whole
Fire Department, the Common Council,
the Artillery, the Police, and various other
societies VIII form at 7 o'clock in the
morning Ia front of the Jackson Engine
House, on Inale Street, and march from
there at ~ O'Clock precisely, as follows:
LINE OF PROCESSION.
From the Jackson Engine House 10
Sixth street; up sixth 70 Main; on Main
to Third on Third TO Chestnut; on Chest
nut 90 fArNt down First To Main no Main
To Third down Third 10 Vine. on Vine 10
Zee md down Second to Leet: on Leet 20
Fourth; on Fourth 20 Fulton Avenue;
on Fulton Avenue TO Fran Kiln; on Frank
nn TO Ftr.t Avenue: on First Avenue 10
Eleventh Street; and from Eleventh street
TO the Grove.
The various societies aud the citizens
are cordially invited to participate in the
procession and festivities.
The admission fee to the picnic grounds
IS twenty-five cents. The Committee on
Refreshments and Entertainment have
spared no pains 10 make this picnic the
most agreeable Of the season. te20
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New OrIeang Mnrkef.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June %.
CoTroE-Quiet and steady middling 10
1gTQIZ
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Second Dispatch. I

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has been .he garmest ot tha season
Thermometer 1907 Severe Jfses OF
sunBlr0ke c1carrer, kut ncse proved
fatal.
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Real Fstate at Prigats sac
CARRIAGES.


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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
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CHEYENNE Ittms.

CHEYENNE, Juu4 28-Mr. Frank
Hoyer, a prominent merchant of this
city, died yesterday.
A large force Of Indians congre-
gated at Medicine. on Bow River, and
exhibited hostile intentions.
Telegrams from Rawlius, w. Y,
state chat 46 Sioux warriors passed
there yesterday, going south. They
stole five horses and killed one man.
Lieut.. Young and thirty five soldiers
started in pursuit of them last night.
The Boston excursiouists, en- route
east. are expected here tomorrow at
9AM.
[seeond Dispatch.l
CHEYENNE, June 28.-Couriers who
came into Rawlins last night, from
Lieut.. Young's command, report that
he came upon Indians about twenty
i've miles from Rawlins, and had a
fight with about two hundred of them,
killing fifteen. No soldiers were
hurt. He feels confident that he will
capture the whole party. Lieutenant
O'Brien left Rawlins this morning
with reinforcements and ammunition.
IL is reported at Bryan that a party
of Indians, two hundred in number
came into South Pass City on Satur.
day morning. rede through the town,
/ and drove off sixty or seventy head
4 Of horses.
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3PENORR WHITE LIME

SPENCER WHITE LIME
E sale by the car load In bulk, deliv-
the Evansville Depot.
- JKHART * CO,
Sole Manufacturers,
spm3 3r, Owen County, Indiana.
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2. That We reverence the Consf
the United states, az ho suprerl
the lard, and a wise embndimrE
principles OF free Government.
lowing It's teachings we VIII ado
time 10 time, euch nmemdmom
necessary more com piotely to
justice, insure domestic TRANQUIL
secure the blessings of liberty 10 o.
and our DOaAmFftw
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I3. That taxation for county H.H aI
locnl purpo es has become 80 sfarl a.
oppressive tn the people that our arH
or county administration needs rnH..U
aud We demBnd ~ our rapreHentntIsr.
the legislature such changca lu tHHf.
uteH Of the state nH will protect fnr uEI-
from extraVagant tax levioe BY local
thoritieas and AZ an aid O. this needed II
form. we favor reduction OF the fen
county officers TO a standard which
furnish a fair and reasonable c0mua.
tiOn for the SERVICES rendered, nun LEu
officer should be favored with salary
or perquisites beyond such fairs and roe.
able com penmmtium
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IS. That we heartily endorse fHr aau
istration OF our State Gnllr - aoFe
Baker and bis associate officers. ana n.
cialiy congratulate tne po0E lHHt
time is so near when the State deb. VIII
entirely liuufdafed.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

THE Memphis AOdlanche, in an edito-
rial on "What Tennessee needs" SAYS
Tennessee wants population and capital :;
free schools no political prescription; no
reputation, and reduction of the public
debt by the sale of delinquent railroads.
We can'heatily join with our contemporary
in what he says in this respect, and can
only wish he could induce his party, which
now predominates in our State, to see as
he does. Population and capital are re-
PEELED because men are prescribed who
come from the North. The late Demo-
cratic Constitutional Convention refused
to incorporate in our organic law clause
providing for free schools, and the Demo-
cratic Legislature repealed all the school
law we ever had which was worth any
thing. If the AUdluRche could induce its
party TO adopt the liberal views which we
find expressed, from time to time, in its
columns, we would soon have immigrants
pouring into the State, bringing with them
capital and enterprise, and every child in
the land, whether rich orpoor, would have
the privilege Of attending coed free
school.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14
THE WAR.

FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE,
Republican Demonstration in London.
PrusSian Attack on TOul Repulsed.
Dispatch frOm the U. s. Government,
Russia Desires IIOstilitieS TO Cease.
Bismarck Halls the PrnsSian Columns,
OvertureS for Peace Very Probable,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

The Turcos, who, by the way have been
pretty nearly cleaned out in the recent
battles in France, are said by NJ About to
be beautiful as night.n Wri ters from tbe
German side describe them us "black ~
Erebus" and ugly as wildcats. Tbeir
manners are not engaging. If one 1.-THE
OF the horrors related OF them by anumber
of independent witnesses be true Their
leroeity is bestial, and their employment
in this war should be as much condemned
as that Of the Indians by England i'm our
war of independence.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

Engineers are destroying the tunnels
running east from Paris.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-09-14

Every lady who educates her servants
into greater truthfulness, fidelity, self-re-
spect, and orderly ways Of life, is doing
missionary works of the best sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

The friends of Chambers, the murderer OF
Mr.. VOORHEES, have already developed theory
of insanity to excuse his crime, and furnish
evidence, too, to prove its truth. Conceding
the absurd theory to bo correct. and an &C
quittal on the charge of murder to be tho
proper verdict, are we to have no ihquTendo
Iunatico and no commitment OF tho un-
fortunate man to the safe keeping OF
an asylumY Mr., Mayor Hall has been
repeatedly, but, rs he complains, vainly. urging
the Judiciary Committee at Albany to adjust
certain old statutes to the exigencies OF the
"age," and to "pass new ones, to checkmate
"the ingenuity of criminals" Let us have one
which will remedy this evil and make 1t tho
duty of prosecuting attorneys. and not OF the
friends of criminals acquitted of murder on the
plea of insanity. to take steps for their proper
incarceration as lunatics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

We are glad to know that Mr.. Sweeny is not
so poor that there are none to do him reye-
renee. He does indeed seem fallen from his
high estate. and his charter sleeps untimely in
the committee tomb, but he is not yet utterly
friendless. When that remarkable CONFUSION
came at Albany to shake the truth out of the
Democracy, there was Mr. Htchman who
came down out Of the chair to do Mr. Sweeny
service, and Mr.. Flagg who went up into it for
the same purpose. Mr. Hitchman pleaded
vigorously 10 clothe Mr.. Sweeny with authori-
ty to appoint all our officials by giving the
Supervisors power to name election inspectors
and canvassers; but lie was eClipsed by Mr.
Flagg who declared a motion to that effect
carried, for which only nine votes appeared ON
the subsequent call which the Assembly de-
manded. Mr.. Hickman, finding the Superyi-
sors in such execrable odor, is reported to have
next made the extraordinary proposal that
election officers should be appointed by
the Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas;
but he met with no better success. and the
Herman bill was ordered TO a third reading.
We do not rejoice in Mr.. Sweeny's dis
cOmfture. The only question at issue was
whether repeating should be done in his in
terest or that Of his Democratic opponents--a
distinction without difference, after all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

The Judge of the Circuit Court for Morgan
County, ILL.,, has decided that bet on an cleo
ton if lost becomes legal debt, and may DO
sued for and recovered of the stakeholder
We hope and trust that the decision of tins
judicial gentleman will not be considered as oil
authority in other Courts throughout the coun-
try. Let men who bet be DISTINGUISHED, as the!
are in some States. and they may go on gam
bling still, for little enough do they care fo'
the voting personally or for the great interests
involved in an election but let them once for
all understand that after winning their none,
anybody is at liberty to cheat them oas Oh 70
if possible, and they may become more careful
if not more conscientiOusly patriotic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

The dreadful majesty of thc.Assembled WIS
dom is asserted. The New-York Legislature
has given Judge Potter a piece of its mind.
The Judge still liyes-the exhausted Legisla-
tors repose in innocent slumber. and there has
been 10 earthquake But the Judge was what
the vulgar would call "saucy." He commended
that his arrest of the Onondaga member was
on criminal process, and therefore within the
privilege of the law. which exempts legislators
only from civil prosccution-unpaid board
bills, for instance, or the demands
of credulOus washcrwomen. The Judge was
his own advocate, the Speaker having refused
to allow counsel. After the Judges speech,
there was little excitement, in which Dir.
Fields, Littlejohn, and others took part-the
upshot being that by vote of % TO Is tho
Judge was set free,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-17

The resolutions of Gen. Banks by which tho
President is authorized to declare strictly I'M
partial neutrality, and 10y which all parts oil inc
law of April 1918, in conflict with tho car
rying out thereof are annullcd, have Deeh
referred 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs
of which Gen. Banks is Chairman. Tho
drift Of Cuban policy in tho Senate
and House is now plain. Since the Gov
eminent considers the law of 1918. which Sena-
tor Carpenter maintains has been hitherto q
live law, a dead letter. and since there Is much
dispute over an Intellectual bygone, Congress
promises to reenact the old neutrality. Spain
cannot complain of the precedent; Cuba will
not despiso the degree of recognition 1t will
give her.