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New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
GAYNGs BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ElONn..M Mu,M- nm NsuRANCE Co.

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
.sr't. sl aUoH t , ae l1,s greet essentials Of life
,a. c... G-Is's .r..r rrro's" provision FOR old
.-ros arr ,-oae. .m" some % ,he other advantages or
.alr 3D., Do..,sl, sf,-
s - ., ls Company lae $50 assets FOR every 81 900
. I ..s.t rI.frsas De- real Mutual Economical Com
rsv, iH- saI conducted plr 7nl so'liy for ho entire bsne
t.al o.. ar. ,ae scrutiny into expenses and investments
..l prove, caa.ell.u.v
Io. 10 charge 'oser -1tes than any other mutual
raa .las l.ll reap s alguiage justly due then.
I..is ... i.. o. 5 not lorItd bas plup policy With
dividend. i..o.. after t.e t-s' psyue-t f. required.
Ec: Cash dividend, a5ae to reduce the second and al subsequent
sur1a. rau.aa
s. W sJsrrg by sea lake officers Of he army,
is,F. ,-f..-' ll.-'rf. on tic lives Of women.
..l. e o7r and uer.ors o. this Company o.
toa' tea ,,a integrity all ability Tie security Of tie Com
pan. 10 tl.loaht.t ss shove shown.
rues o,, o.. obe. lie Insurance companies ard Of
60 o+ pe, Of tle country have given this Company the
'fn et % whom b. fnuI lists Of those insured
L'Os. o.. 'r.sgoa'1 male Eih good parties TO canvass
ar.-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
FARM AND GARDEN.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

DBSSGHow TO KEEP FOWLS FOOD FOR sToCKAdR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
fettures an0 HleeiinoS.

N,HE CORNERSTONE of the CHAPEL Of
the TOmpkasaye PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH o. Brooklyn ieor
block n5rh Of Fuonav) viii be- Laid this ar
at u oclocA when interesting services viii take llac
YNO LECTURE COMMITTEES
u THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY -
Committees who have received the ADNANCh LECIukb
AMERICAN LITERARY JRkAU should send ios
before making arrangl meuts Tor the ensuing season.
CHIEF OFFICE I32 NASSAU-SI. NETWORK.
Branch Office, 10 Madison-st Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

LINZ BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to all classes of investors.
The road is completed TO Middletown. The re-
naming unfinished portion is more than half DONE
Full particulars funishedby
HATCH & FooTE, No. 10 Wall-st.
BANI,iNG HOUSE or HENRY CLEws q Co.,
50 Wal-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances Of gold coin
or currency accounts at market rates.
Persons dcpositing with us can check at sight, in
same manner as upon any Of the banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demand
or at fixed date, bearing interest at the current
Tate.
Collections made promptly at all points
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make Geographic
transfers of money in London, and issue credits
available throughout Europe
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety
by
WHITE, MORRIS g. CO.,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No 20 Wall-st., New-York.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BoNDS 80 years to run, per cent interest
eemi-annually, at 90 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY or Of more intrinsic merit,
Can BE MADE.
For particulars, apply to
J. b. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st
JNo. J. Cisco & SON. so Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
HORSE AND CARRHGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July %, 1870

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, July %, 1870.
In East Twenty-fOurth-st.: Thirty-five rail-
road horses were sold to-day at j. Mehrbachs stables,
averaging from $50 $780, and shipped for Providence.
l. NJ g. Curry had 10 head Of carriage and road horses
arrive this morning from Illinois; these are ine musotE
lar animals with and tear look about thom which
promises fully 10 repay their purchasers. Smith Oak
lev who are always doing something" report the sails
OF a small number Of work and railroad horses AZ tho
usual prices The auction sale at Barker x llanllns,
corner of Thirtynnthst and Broadway, postponed
next Medne say account OF the extreme heat Tor
tho same cause, the sale OF horses and carriages am
nOunced to take place at the Metropolitan CaIILSe De-
pository, corner of Hudson and sprng-sts, was al
Ourned future day. TO be advertised ms latter
branch Mr. James JcuEins's odestahlished and we'll
known auction house No. l0l Broadway, KIND OF IA
zaar, where people who cannot aiorl To pay BroadWy
prices may purchase horse-"hp lof y cents rs Nen as
horse carriage for any price up to 5000 AtopWagOn
for s225, another for 1925, and gray Messenger
horse for $3.50 We're soh to-day on the premises
The circular rockaways at Hams carriage dcpos
tory, Fourhst near Broadway, are meeting with QUICK
sales. Mr.. Ham also sold today drag phae.Oh OF nue.
finish dor four heTses) which purchased by Mr. r.
Watts for summer travelling tour The carrigt "n'i
was shown to Us was very gracefully modelled a 1870
plenty Of concealed trunks tor baggage. The bros gl
coupe in London style, some beautiful specimens uf
which we saw at tho repositories Of our principal manu-
facturers is every year Increasing in popularity They
are driven almost exclusively with one morse ana WIN
heavy harness. Many of the manufacturers complain
during the last two the carriage tIdic gen
orally has not been profitable one, the competition
having been strong and the demand limited. TIE scare"
and prices have not been maintained, except by
manufacturers who build the very pest grades
and whose productions stand hgh N the
market for quality and styc-sdch manufacturers
are obliged to pay the very highest wages IA oldcf 20
keep up their slaiatd Tor sl.y' Dul 'oG ~, ~
worllmen ore coming over Ohe prospect OF l0h-Fo'
tinued war in Europe will still more diminish thelI idhh
and in the absence OF any system oi alIieLLteeshP
GOOD hands will become scarcer every year, We learn
that national Convention Of the trade Is now being
agitated, in order that many Of the evils now eN
porenced may Dc done away with by united action not
f0,~errr ,rifh rcir fftferig N he labor question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for THE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. July q, 1870.
AsrESFos continue In good demand the market firm at
e. 2'd 80 a. Pearls quiet but steady az 49US9 IS
COTrONhp dUuau has been active hut the desirable
small wei control aud steadily he sales $50 bales (65
last EVENING" 81 which - taken coumpton 6 for specus
For del this month Grn, hut Ater contracts
chat r sales last evening Of ol bales July 9ici 100 August
isic 3 board al New Orleans Nonber l6 to day, $50
JULY l9c l0 at l9tc so August llc; 200 at Efc and lO Sep
kmhor, at &c., all bass Of Low Ming We quote follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
CTBA MARKETS.

HAVANA Juy24-Te following the quotations Of the principal
articles the Havana maan1as markets the close Of business
SATURDAY Sugarsung the week there has been but small
business unchanged quotations; the market closed quiet and steady
this condition OF the owing the unsettled condition Of Euro
Qean a sales made the basis 81 reals aroe for No
r. d. s. MucOyaOThefe OF stock The Sugar
ports during the 5000 boxes and 5000 hhds,
including 10000 boxes AMI 300 hhds. 10 the United
The the warehouses OF EEvsna and
up end 1900 hhis PrighpTers
fuse TO charter owing the unsettled u the market; per box Of
Sugar TO the Unte States 2 per bid Of Sugar 10 ih United
HID MOsscs United states,
Falmouth and orders 3) a2 there surplus OF tunnsge
M al parts Bacon steady Coal oil lrmer; in tins y reals in bar
rs AZ reals gallon. Hoops $3.50 $50 a. 900 Flour frncr at
S90Gsl0 80 Hams firm; American Sailed 25c American Sugar
Cured 2ic Lard liyancngi in kegs 202llc; in tins, 22lQ2
Lumber is in demands White Pine &25g$S Pitch Pine Sk3a $50
Potatoes advancing; sales IS 750 +6 y Tsow firm 1T dlj
COOpeage dull EIchngeOn London l9i premium
United States ~ days currency, "a cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
..s 90 ruhom II mar Concern e

~ Nsv-YoRBs Jgly 10. 100. :
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
y CFST per win be aided 6a lt DAY of August all
|rr,,J ~ ~ Pcnft CsIAS g CORNELL Water Registrar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

81, y, fru other finds show Hsrbet quote a2lc
&c., 2lt5 bags Rio per south American ports
~ I2c r5i ord per Ezabeih, and Baltimore $500
Flour AND MEAL-Tbe strong feeling that characterized our
excited
s M rrlc uY Wcdnesiae WHEN demand for the low grades
atei The prices insisted The current high rates Of feghts
Al depression EHcIge checked the export inquiry and since then
chipping 1qurV aate The difficulty experienced placing Ex
haug tr ra ding business and usetng vGues Up Wednes-
Extras delivery The month Of August 60 259s7 10
nn 20 3 uos uen The real and efrhenle scarcity o. freight
pcrs much Of tie obtsned early in the
SSte s.s8c This unookeior depression in Exchange gives
a0se for urh uneuess shippers have purchased largely Tor the
olg month the business for export Is likely az much below The
general Tie trade have purchased the Mu and better
k rgcy materially reducing the stock IN the hands OF receivers
fle d times has been very greet especially the Ger
tni have largely No and Suleue have SOLD well
higher louA variable prices but the activity has been the most marked
u shipping E1tr and End the business Of The week exceeds that Of
week the Spnng Of il The arrivals OF new have been
Moderate aud u uncertain Unourd Extras have sold vel and
AM good are hed With good degree Of frames but sell slowly Stand
r.. and Shipping ras comparatively tun although brands not
bat dealer apart IN Their VIEWS sales $3.50 bills We quo
fur bb...... IS Goa 80 81 Ohio Ind H. Sup IS u sc 90
E sSars: 6 5s oi tho IR sSPSSS9p hI sos 80
se rr4 6audl... 4oe oho. h Trade BIRDS OO0 IS
ee..n s,ar E1t. 2o0 As OHIO, Ind and Mich l59 80
Coed To- choice Srnas "A Double f Lfl5a DO d.. S9S
Minnesota Iowa EIt 5O0 25 ST Louis Double Ext 500
I'M @ eln aoa 7eoGrl S-s EI tss rs tn S dS
eouthl steady but quiet sales 500 bbls We
Alex and Georgetown, mixed 70 good Sup. IS 5dS6
6at Alex and Georgetown. Extra and Family. 6JG 10 20
Fredericksburg and Petersburg CoaHtry......... ga 20
Richmond Country, Extra 70 81
eetga and Tennessee Extra and Famr...... SoS IS
FLOUR unsettled ui scare sales, 40 bbs W quote;
s anl 250 q
Corn Msgl inactive, but steady. We quote:
Cor r 30. ................. coz
!. sr ID sssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

PREIGlITs-S4m Freg the I'm tel OF
sf fr Were ce letting down by sail We
rdo Wheat shipped Hamburg via Bremen Per
transferred 90 steamship Ern for Liverpool az I'd
also one er steamship Of Antwerp O to Liverpool three loads
b. seau.t. o. ls., and one load tT SAL at IlL $500
TEEDTe is frn with fair demands quote 41 y al
81 20; 81 so ~ 81 30 at II Goa ~ 1Oi 100 al 81 20
GRAIN-T past week We great iTreganty, and
W market iuAaenCe1 by the character
advance feghts, and almost complete
commercial exchange The absence OF freight room hss
i-y RETARDED shipments adyces from the Northwest regard
the harvest than bad expected but from Mchi
Indiana have OF serious injury 70 the
Z. fell chiefly BY protrced Our correspondent
81 Michigan from whence get the choicest
fortnight ,,e 70 be equal % raised II tie SAFE
have quite tOrbe reports We had attc
crop esne about 50 o1OO bue. tat OF last
fear including california, which estimate short about 3uJD
or farmer, and Of spnng Wheat thnK
The receipts Of have thus lar
proved 1 q Amber Indiana exhibited and proved
b. quality vo much Ike tie crop Of l654 Tue MAJOR
b out u condition tlrh~r restricted transactions
Llt the wheat from Racine is in good oonluoa
slippers The exports Of the week only
husbe- To-day the wheat mare Is dull AID lower The In
su c1nfrc Ulas 10 shippers sales % GO bush. al 81 lOU
FL 1910 spring; II JlQSl3 l Cor EO Chicago Spring.
351 Milwaukee fair Prime ~ a. ~ 81 FOR No.
I6a III - 5u s. f0s Amber d.
81 SO for Amber STATE Barley Ms It's time and
H. leuI H zt sales 100 lub Cauaia West ~ 30 Oa
du4ud for She local Te; sales 1900 bush at
md aoat; tc a1Oat and Prince ENais
lIAnd 40 5 crop jersey C COru j. better
inaul the close III inquiry being slecu1yei
tses for Damp AMI Uusounf; Western
4 u White 81 20, tni DO. Yellow at 81 10.
SEPT. ], lob9 TO DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

ne Petroleum market continue naetve no change
IN loe suoe yesterday For Crude, bulk there little de-
mani The lces remaining W ~ a2l; Crude In shipping orer
ine ldlIo Por Refined O test standard White the demand
Is light hut better YESTERDAY caused
tracts yet gntlei we quote NewloIk and philadelphia at 2a2iic
SPOT ami Refined STANDARD White for September and Oco
Der delivery, at 2 We unable learn Of any sales Of mpor
lance Ns1hha dull ami nominal at about &c The exports Of Peo
leu1 for the week riding July p, 1909 bills
dCB-For domestic there moderate demand with The supply not
liberal and holders sales 80 CoDa 63c In Foreign the
business moderate at steady prices 10 bags Rangoon attic
SUGASRaw active hut holders have made concession
Of &c. and the market closes 0! Fair good Refining grades
and barely steadv hhls Oc for Porto Rico 0c Cla-
hed Cubs and 1900 hhds Havana ollie Refined dull aud heavy
Hard, lAdlic
SBEDrass dull and nominal lf for Clover
and ~ Is for Timothy Calcutta hnseed good demand and the
market Is firm.
WHISKY easier with fair demand sales Jbs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODnCE.

Pr NOrth River VtsstIs, dnd RdIrO1d&
July 23-% bales Cotton ID pigs Ashes 1855 obls Fur,
pc 1853 bush Wheat 800 bush Corn 81 III bush Oats 7j bush
Beans IS bhs Spirits Tupnine l6 bills Resin 100 gtg Searn
8 pkgs Butter 1929 ps Cheese. Gle bb Eggs 10 pkgs Tai
low 80 bhs f. bills Copper Copper 54 bbl
Whisky 96 bales Wool 10 bales Hemp 64l6 sides Leather los
hhds Tobacco, 900 pigs. Starch, % bags Peanuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON July s-13O m-Consos opened 20 for money and
the account American securities steady United states FveTwenty
bonds 1862 82i; 1855 old GB; 1867 Ten Forties Stocks
steady Railway shares 49, Illinois Ccntrsls lOii Atlantic and
Great esten p.
LONDON Ju GIL m-dBe Petroleum dull at Ct per gal
Ion
LIVERPOOL July opened quiet and steady Mid
ding Uplsnds SD. NJ dding Orleans, 8Ed.
PAs July 2-5 p m-he closed firm Rentes 65 francs 20
centimos
LONDON, Jolly 23-StocSs-Atantic and Gro Western %.
BREMEN July 2Peroeum yesterday opened and closed quet and
steady 4 . thales greats
HAMBURG quiet and steady Ii
4 closed bancOS
LoNDoN July 22;O p mConsos closed at 30 for money and
securities quiet and sesdy United States Five
Twenty bonds 1892 49, 1863 Old 49, 1861 so TenFoes So Stocks
quiet steady Ee Railway shares l6; Illinois Cenrab, los
Atlantic and Great Western y.
LIyRRPOoL July 29-2:3O mCoon firm; Mfing upanis d
Mdng Orleans 8sd sales Of the day, 1850 bales including
export speculation Breadsuf market easier Wheat
U9Q11O oens California White; l02dl03 for No Red
Western and lOlldn for Red Winter Corn 80 1853 quarter
European excited per Beef llH per
800 u for Extra Prime Mess Bacon 81 cwt for Cumberland Cut
LONDON, July 81 ROsin huOy1n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25
NEw-Y0RE. Jay l6. 1870.
nH,IIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DEPART.

DEpAEIEEST o. DOCS, $40 AND 3i3 BaoADvA,,{
NEw-Y0RK. Jty l6 1870.
V,IE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DEPART
MEET UOCKs having received N accordance With ac pro-
,,ns on See 80 Of Chap Ls Of l,0 IN public meetings yl
Gus plans hmenl o. Datent wni accommodations Tor
n eom RE of ior tsy acorane With the further
rron of said section advsrh, plans for the hest meinl Of inc
proving the snd barber Of tle oy Of NeSior by anew
y.,e OF whary pers decks basins AMI slips wAcI nh aceonn0
date the present. the city ami la Tor aud s pOe of
expansion thereof AMI Tor the iacao Of le F1HPA
aong tie Waterfront q Eecr Tie "AO wafer
Of Available To the commerce VI TIE pcr
said pus will De received uatl SEPTEMBER i, 1917.
cited that shall contain provision fox me p car acon
eusagel w fore trade n Domestic
ID In e coal trade u lumber AMI buing material m
the hay ard eu furnishing market supplies also 'f M
accommodation pyns placed the hus"h rover 80
Long Island canal boats arriving IA this c ani oi VIC
ra.luad, ,ul other commercial Interests 80. ,,1
Plan. ihsut Ia a,comlallS b all uscess 'oeHH' o'
pAt,rLars ,ouv r. ,cyEW
WILSON g. HUNT,
urGU SMITH,
NfTLIAM WoOD.
kuIIAHD "a. HlNEN, 4
Comnissoscrs vi Departments VI poeAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

TPROVisIOHK-We have ecrye ana ~ tmN very A'4l
has unsettled pe Haa We nave 70 hole
lu Mess ard Prime meoste itf 10 r
lin anticipating td
.at up s hence under Lie offerings IN Asi
Tor the ieh
e ow NJ higher figures minded The sales ncale
80 Nh e Juy 1000 bb, selef for Saturday AZ
2s 80 bhis Mess 20 % seller asd 81 bqye Aosu ~
August and 1Tst ban u September a.
80 IA In Refuse limited doing bat higher
sd uuste To-day Bss PORK has been e oleroi And at
Evg pnce The eSB, STEADY at The decline li Pnm Mes
N GOOD d,nsnd and very as 80 IBIS % 90 y Tor Met
81 sl q for Prime Por dcde - lb Mess al 80 70
1AB 30 se August fair and lTm sales ~ bbA.
Al i2a 6 m Plain Mes and x60SS for krtra Meas ileT eef
= zen 10 ,yy active and the supply reSJJ e1hags
sses 500 YES s61+E for Prime Mess Co. hest are quiet 1e5
sT sls 20 ukgs 2d144e Smoked Hama Bacon du ~
&lss o. Cay. DIsssod 4O hgL al E~n.% 0 CITY LARD
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
THE PRIZE RING.
RETIREMENT OF JEM. MACE-NO
FIGHT WITH M'COOLE.

Jem. Mace has issued the following card
specifically declaring his intentions. Of re.
firing from the prize ring forever, not
withstanding the challenge Of McCoole.
New ORLEANS, May, 1870.
Being in receipt of several challenges.
! take this method Of conveying to one
and all my declination.
Having spent 20 years In fighting, dur
ing which time have scored ~ battles.
with the best picked men Of the ring, the
time has now arrived when can conscien-
tiously claim the privilege Of retiring from
the profession.
do so with the most kindly wishes to
all who have honored me with their atten.
tions, and to my many comrades, whose
countless favors l shall ever preserve In
grateful recollection. Henccforth my life
will DO devoted, rs long contemplated, to
other and strictly peaceful pursuits, and
any child six years old can challenge Jim
Mace with n perfect impunity rs McCoole
or any other Goiah Of the ring, either the
present or the future may produce. My
Fighting days, their trials and triumphs,
are now record OF the past, henceforth
forever.
Knowing my intentions, cowardice alone
can prompt any man in challenging me in
the future, Respectfully
JAMES MACE, City Hotel, n. o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
Ex.Prestdent johnson and Family.

A Republican paper at Knoxville Tenn.
referring to President johnson, says:
"Thc ex-President spends most Of his
time in study. lie writes a great deal,
and 1t is generally supposed that he con-
templates soon publishing a book which
shall be defense of "my policy and his
administration. He has some visitors
from distance, and during court sessions
his house is daily filled from early morn
ing till night by his friends from the coun-
try, who think him the greatest man Of
the age.
The people Of the whole country will
be interested in hearing something of the
very estimable and pleasant ladies who
did the honors of the White House with
80 much credit during Mr., Johnson's adj
ihihistration. Mrs. Slower, who made
many friends during her residence in
washington, married worthy merchant
OF Greenville some months ago. She is
now plain Mrs. Brown, wife of the village
merchant, but carries TO her now quiet
nome all the dignity that graced the E,-
scuuVe Mansion. Mrs. Patterson is with
nef husband On the farm at Home Station
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
SPICY.

Things out of placc-A summcrsault in
winter an August person in July spring
boots in autumn mo(u)ring in the even
ing.
The young,man'who was ,"lone'y since
his mother died. Is all right now. His
father married the ''head" Of large party
of girls, and they keep house for him. and
give party nearly every night
The last case of Incidence Is that Of n
man named John Hole who was 80 lazy
that, in writing his name, he simply used
the letter ~ - and then punched hole
through the paper.
"A French bishop, In sermon, re-
Gently, minstcrcd q philippe to ernolne
wearers LET women BEWARE said he,
"whilc putting on their profusc and ex-
pansve attire how narrow are the gates Of
Paradise" .1 ..L..
"A gentleman, who was rather impa-
tient ut table, declared he wished he could
manage without servants, ~ "they were n
greater plague than profit" "Why not
have dumb waitor1' suggested friend.
80 no, returned the other, II have tried
them, they don't answer" f
"A new view OF 1.-THE heather en-
blem OF the snake holding It's tail in its
mouth has always been explained to men
Eternity eshould think it typical
of Life rather, as indicating n continual
a. fnrt la tnn IA hath anHs mao,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-18
NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

The French Emperor has written a
letter announcing his unilinching faith in
the army, and complimcnting them on
their conduct.
The first outcry against Hyacinthe
was caused by his liberal sermons ut No,re
Dame and Pere Felix, his celebrated sue
eessor, has been driven from the pulpit
from the same cause.
General Jordan, recent commander In
the field Of the revolutionary army OF
Cuba was given a Complimentary banquet
in New York, by the Cuban Junta, Thurs
day evening.
The Des Mpines Bulletin figures up
thirty-two candidates for Congress in
Iowa, and republican paper in Pennsyl-
vsnia gives list Of nineteen gentlemen
who stand ready to be Governor
The late Captain 4. =. Williams, OF
the Oneida, was the commander of the
only detachment which landed, of the
force ordered Ia make Naval attack on
Fort Sumter.
The Potmaster General says that II
the Senate passes the bill to abolish the
franking privilege he can afford to reduce
the postage Of single letters from three
cents 10 two cents.
Vice Admiral Porter has sent letter
TO Cyrus w. Field, in which he says he is
Of the opinion that telegraphic communi-
,ation between California and China is
locessiiy, and the sooner wo take substan-
isl interest in the matter the better il will
,e for the country.