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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Opinion OF the Attorney General Of Cailfor.
mia ON the Negro Franchise-rOlynesia
Asking American Protection.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13, 1870.
The Attorney General Of California has rendered
an opinion that until the law Of the State is changed
or Congress adopts some legislation In the matter 1T
Is the duty of county clerks to refuse to register
negroes. He urges them TO obey the State laws
pending action by Congress.
An Informal meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce
was held yesterday to hear the statement OF George
Winters with regard to the Feejee Islands. Winters
ls route to Washington as the representative OF
the rolynesan Society, to solicit the protection or
the United States.
the steamer Colorado arrived to-day from Panama.
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Keeping the Courage Up.
LONDON, April l3, 1870.
Tho PaW Adu Gazette this morning congratuates
Mr. Ashbury on tho acceptance OF his challenge by
meet OF American schoOners, instead Of alone.
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A New War Ship.

LONDON, April 10, 1870.
The new arnored frigate Vanguard had a trial
trip or Plymouth to-day. She attained q speed OF
fourteen and three quarter knots per hour.
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2 "A o II TING.
GETTING READY FOR THE CAMBRIA

Launch Of the New Yacht Tidal Wava"-Y acht
Construction by the Square rnoh-A Revo-
iutionary Model-Resistance. Buoyancy,
Working to Windward, Sparriug,
Sails, Ballasting aud Rigging Tho
Latest Candidate for Victory.
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The Plebiscltum Proclamation.

FAEIS, AprlI I8, 1910.
It is reported that the Emperor's proclamation
relative to the plebtscltum will be published day
after tomorrow.
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Royal Outrage.

PAKIS April 10, 1870.
In the Corps Legislatif this afternoon, in answer
question as to what steps bad been taken in the
case or Prince Murat who was reported to have
struck magistrate IN the open court NJ. Olllvier
promised that justice would be done.
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Death Of q Peer.

LONDON, April 13, 1870.
Lord renterden died to-day in his sevcnty.fourth
year.
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The Steamship Lnfay yette In Port.
BREST. April Is, 1870.
The General Transatlantic Company's steamer La
fayette from New York, arrived here at ten O'Clock
this morning on the way to Havre.
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The Cabinet.

PARIS, April IS, 1870.
La Ltberte insists that Count Daru has positively
resigned tho Ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
The Impression continues to prevail that the WIS.,
count dc Ia Gueronniere Will enter the Caonet.
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The War News from Cuba.

Tho War News from Cuba.
MADRID, April 49, 1870.
Tho authorities are greatly elated with the news
from Cuba. The latest official bulletin from Captain
General Do Rodas announces that the nsurrect!on Is
morally, though not actually, ended.
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Tho Rexicide Conspiracy.

PARIS, April 49, 1870
During the Legislative session to-day NJ. Ferry
asked the government what progress had been made
In the investigation OF the conspiracy against the
Emperor and the State
NJ Olivier replied that the examinations would
soon be completed.
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Tho Carlist Movement.

PARIS, April 13, 1870.
despatch from Bayonne dated this morning
states that several more noted Carst leaders have
just passed over into Spain.
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The Military at Quebec Under Arms-Caun.
dians Eager for the Fray.
QUEBEC, April 1e, 1870
The Sixty. ninth regiment are under arms and
leave this afternoon for the frontier.
The Chronicle regrets that the government should
make preparations to prevent the Fenians crossing
the border, considering that the best policy would
DO to allow them to get In and then give them such
reception as those who survived would never
forget.
Buffalo Feninns Laughing Over the Cana.
dian Alnrn-NO Raid Contemplated at
Present.
BUFFALO, April 13, 1870.
The leading Fenan ofiicias here laugh at the scare
OF the Canadian over the raid on Canada. Tho
movement will not be attempted until success is
beyond doubt 1t is evident that no raid 10 con.
templated BY the Fenans here at present.
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BELGIUM.
Death Of a Musician.
NiLAND.

Char,es-Auguste de Beriot, the celebrated Belgian
violinist, IL dead.
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No Moro Medicine.-DM Barry's Delicioas
RsVALkSIA FOOD enectuay sures dyspeps,s constirs-
bilious liver and stomach disorders Sold oil druggss
and grocers erywhere.
II. DU BARRY { CO, Iss William street, New York
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Tho Paris Trades In Motion.

Tho FufIs TTuues II NItttOhs
PARIS, April 13, 1870.
The authorities have again been notified that the
threatened strikes are to begin to-day In the various
manufactures IN this city.
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THE FENlAN SCARE.

Activity Of Troops in MOntreal-General
O'Neil Reported at St. Aibans.
MONTREAL, April 13, 1870
Although there seems to be no doubt that an ex.
teDsive movement has been going on among the
Fenians on the Eastern frontier, information from
that quarter leads to the belief that 1t will proceed
no further now, in consequence OF the precautions
taken kilograms from ST. Armand say that the
people there utterly disbeeve that any raid was
contemplated or will be attempted.
Considerable activity exists among the regulars In
the garrison. Parties On the Canadian side in that
district are said to received letters lately from
friends on the American side inviting them for
protection as an invasion was imminent
The country about Huntington Is considerably
flooded Just now, which would impede military ope-
ratiUns by either side. The call to arms seems to
have been responded to with much promptness by
all the frontier volunteer corps.
reported That General O'Neil is at ST. Adams.
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OGices for Bankers, Insurance Companies
and lawyers. Cited with convcnience the bes, sae
the city; II PARK opposite
Once and As,or House Owner will DO in attendance from
to O'Clock daily.
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Mr.. Henry Starkweather was yesterday appointed
Collector OF Assessments IN the Department or
Public Works.
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TRLRGRAPnIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
A NEW CABINET IN AUSTRIA.
French Parliamentary Action
on the Plebiscitum.
The Duke de MOntpensier
Sentenced.
END OF THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
President Lopez Killed by a Bra
lillian Lancer.
Arrival of the Oneida Survivors
in San Francisco.
.-.-s:.re Y 's:S
AUSTRIA.
The New Cabinet-Count Potoclki Premier.
VIENNA, April 13, 1870.
The Count Potocki has succeeded III forming new
Cabinet 1t ts as f0llows:-
President of the Council OF Ministers and Minister
OF Agrlculture-C0unt POtOckL
TaaYe. A' A Wv
Minister Of Justice and Public Instruction-
Tschabuschnigg. ~ NS''S'
Minister OF Finance-M. Dister.
minister Of Commerce-M Depretis
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Spring Has Come, Ladies, and IL You Wish
beautiful Boots and Shoes reduced prees paonxe NIL
i.ER 4 CO., No. Union square.
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500 u Day Can bo Made by Whelesnio
agents every State scling LLoYDS oo,iar houoY
Maps America aud GzroVs. SEQ HuanesA Opportunities.
HorsAA
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Meltoa Oyersacks, so to S2l. Spriux
Suite $3 to 326 pautaoonsry custom Cali and sss.
CLARKE. ia William alreet-
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A.-IIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2jl Broadway, corner urray street,.

Amortca-NestOrer America
is BEAUTIFUL and translucent as CRYSTAL SHEEN
clear as tho eve Of INNOCENCE sparkling DIAMOND
of the FIRST wATER-ENvfED by all pretenious faiures
FAIR asNhs jswelled hilt Of ExCALIBAR perfect MN
WATER. Prevents the decadepcS
OF BEAUTYs CHIEF ADoRNMgNT, and restores l6s
fading trssses to their PRISTINE LONELINESS.
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Knox, at No. ala BROADWAY. Lcsds sbs
h,tt,s OF Gotham with h,. spring styles His Hats
excelence the hats. KNOX has rival Il comes 10
quality fnish style and low price. He them hefeths
hsters They can't compes with him aud they know H. II
you are buying Hats Just advise you bur
KNOX, BY all means You know where End him-cofucS
Broadway and Fulton street. He will please you.
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Teddy Organ, alias Thomas Hays, aud his pal
James Smith who robbed Mrs. Nosser OF eight dol.
lars on the 1st inst were fully committed for trial
at the Yorkviie Police Court yesterday.
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. ..................... 49h
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The appointment OF Mr.. t. ii. Reed az Deputy Sur
veyor Of the Port, Vice Edward Deforest, Is
nOuuced
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At $50 Broadway Examinations With
tions, BY competent phrenoogss SEQ snow Physognony
with 00O price S5 All works Phrenology
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A petition was forwarded to the Assembly yester-
day by the Commercial Union In favor OF the resoIu
ton to with the Canal Board Ill the reduction
OF canal tolls below the toll sheet OF 1852. IL Is
signed by lity-seyen capitalists and business men.
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Diabetcs-Dlnb tcs.-(;Ons Wafer IN n
certain cure for II. Depot, A6 CliG street
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

BntcheI0r's Hair Dye-The Best In tho
psous. Facto ry ID Bond street.
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CristadOr0's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-sold
and applied At his wig and alp fActory No Aar Home
The New York herald., 1870-04-14

Commissioner Manierre yesterday heard evidence
in number OF complaints against officers. Several
serious charges were dismissed for the reason that
the alleged offences were committed under the
regime OF the old Board and the present Board have
no jurisdiction.
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The Fulton ferryboat America cOliided yesterday
morning with schooner in the East river, carry.
ing away the lib boom Of the schooner and piercing
the wbeelhouSe OF the ferry boat. No passengers
were injured. The damages sustained by the
America Will amount to about $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

The Willis-st. Baptist Sunday-school of
Paterson held their annual picnic yesterday about COO
attending
Mary A. Burns OF Richard Oaky, her guardian,
wanted at Police Headquarters by officer McWatters
The Government has granted pension to this soldiers
orphan.
George w. Bungny, recently nominated for
Grand Worthy Patriarch OF the Grand Division OF the
Sons OF Temperance Of Eastern NeSiork, declines the
nomination.
Ann Mccormick, Q domestic, was yesterday
brought before Justice FurJ"D Linden, Union County,
N j. charged with having eTelry and other ar-
ces to the Of s17s, part Of which was taken
from the dead body OF her employer, Mrs. Boyes-
Margaret Mullen. years of age, whose
parents live at No. 20 Tenth-lve was run over ana
instantly killed last evening" at the corner Of Teuthaye
and Tweuy-eigbth-s, b. car No. 90 Of the Ienth7Ve
Policeman ard locked up.
Last oToriag Mr. Frederick Pate of No. 80
Tnrdsve cppes d 81 the Sc Jehteenth Precinct Station
House, hay vita him HenrettR Go'h All ye OF Ger.
two weeks tefore had given Sirh q ch;i IN an
0r mouse on w.. srenises. Tie va ses -ch' ant
- dead rod ' ea chilli was ;o'vd aud '.--- to the
s.siiOn-HOuse
The woma. s., veil knc . 'fi Hity, VII,
has been 81 wa GeEied bou = su,iful reel
iv ark vesterf.y sd este ateG s7ry OF tine Pur
chase. The dents o. Pakp tdoud the ruth ~
he statement, aud believe II ctsr.s,d hlo' raVe
deeds and cOnve .'ances are making 11f.
he Rev. John /. Peck of Denver, Co 1rado
d. cred a lecture lat night In tLo seeO.ts NJ T.
Church. He gave deception Of the splendid scene
OF Rocky Mountains Ttng above the long stretches or
roll lg peirie Cdozed tie climate which, OWING TO the
eey alton Of the dryest and arrest on the con
tinsnt. 1t excellent effect all diseases OF the
throat and lungs, and enables one 10 see mnch
thai 10 possible in orcEay atmosphere Inc lecturer
adj ed also to Indian OusIlgrs.
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THE LAST OF THE PIONEER HUMANITARIAN
ASSOCIATION.

Tho pioneer Humanitarian Society, under
g., e oise of the NewYork and Southern Cooperative
Colonization Society met last night at Cooperative Hail.
Rovery large representation of former believers in
the ingenious Mr.. Papins schemes were on hand A
number of gentlemen well known in the South were
nresent and made speeches. Major Wood OF Mont
eomery President Brnckey Of the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad and others. spoke But their speeches
are noncommitta expressing opinion as to the pros
We, the an Gus crowd before them. and suggesting
po 70 turther their pans.-only generates on the
advantages OF colonization and coOperaton on ne neeo
tSa eStity OF the soil the pleasing climate, high rate OF
etc The questions put In the course OF tnese re-
showed the eagerness of the people for some tan
ss Man of scton and their disappointment that none
was mt forth Some orthern men who spoke asrWsro
alluded TO the otner oe % IVe the NECESSITY for
10 start with. The spirits OF tne assn assssnp ~,
sank @ 0 Intended aIo 10 south with the locating
miItee which starts next week nobody rushen
Several members MADE wsrd one.tions Which
npbody could answer. The departures began 70 grow
NOR anT Lost Is By this thing. aud consider myself
icEy Ia nave got OF with that and then sioucnea con
a ries Of order" The disorder and dsanection now
rsnidy increased, and when motion 10 pass INC naI
money to pay sne Sesnme necessity. It
was evdent that the structure pnllt on tne nu Va r,
Papns representations had ialen 20 in Ihie
entire remuneration OF the whole schene "A rev men
viii go Alabama to rrvspec, f ,o Rnt the indiep
ION St night ws that II they should discover an Lden
IN ~ a,id moi be able 10 again inspire the Poneers
thel .ran ASSOCIATION vth the idea that 1t could be
bought without any money MANY members no
their % WasJ ON their own responsibility Others
pSopo. 70 20 after earning little more money The
majority viii relapse into sneH from Aa Ia
n,r Tsrrt,ory I'm blissful ignorance OF al this
H. is endesyernz TO induce ,s' ,ha eoI"1y Neon.
nsmsers OF their tribes by adoption or irssrnl,1to
DE closes DIS % az follows Mind you 10 the GI5 or
Zoo rnared Tor return to ksSS WITH the ana rs% o
Of Victory Of arms but Of isu empty
& t the several hundred members gathered together
iast n, sht only d IL could bc collected
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

THE ATLANTIC DEFEAT AT CHICAGO.
The Brooklyn Atlantics arrived at Chicago
on Tuesday, and the same afternoon met the recon
struced White Stocking Of the Chicago Club at De1
ter Park The attendance very large, fully 5000
Poop eing present There were also several hundred
OF vehicles surrounding the field Though the Chicago
nne mad been strengthened by TIE addition OF ae
denoe in the ability Of the Atantcs to win great
hat in betting odds Of 100 to offered with put few
tskers rs the Atantics had betting men win thein
,heir whole party numbering but 49, The game Opened
IN SSor OF the White Stockings Who after hlte
dead ball, and therefore there was no op-
portuIity offered for " muffin F." hitting In the
ing beinR innings neither sde oD both sides,
Ferguson catching in splendid style behind the swift ball
wen Tor single and retiring the White stockinga ior
blank they tied the score, and Their side added 70
the score in the fourth innings the IL ID was con nenced
With the score at to and the AT antics little sur
into the game se tnsns S Se on nave a. task to
win In the fifth innings Pesrce earned q run, ana
SnSs d sg by s esrnss T s
Kept the score even to and low the contest be h 70
se Stensey interesting In TIE sixth nnings tne mT
plank, and securing single by good batting toos
8, and were loudly spplauded by the crowd.
In the seventh innings the Atlantcs were
again whitewashed Duffy fielding finely in his position,
and the Chicagos began TO gain confidence ana IN
consequence bated better and by SHARP hits ont OF
two important added three more Their by closing
the seventh innings with the lead o. 10 10 This was the
turning point In the game for though the Atatlcs trleo
To rally In the two last innings and did some ehceent
neding they could not check the march OF the white
hose nine, and the ninth innings the visiting cuD
retire from the field defeated by score OF u to4 Inc
excitement at the close greater Than has been VII
messed in Chicago this season.
THE ATLANTIC VICTORY AT ROCKFORD.
The contest at Rockford on Monday was one
OF the most remarkable games ever phyed IN the West
After most brilliant and exciting contest, the score
stood at the end Of the ninth inning Atantos 49, Rock
fords 49, The 10th and nth innings 7, suited in goose
for each side but In the 18th the Aantcs got In one
run, and gave their opponents whitewash, thus win
ming the game by OF IL TO l3 The contest was
marked by the finest play ever witnessed in the West,
and very few errors The game was satisfactorily UNI
pired by Mr. j. Ii. Haynes OF Chicago. The following
the full scores
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AypRRws-Op "Wednesday morning Aug a. Frederick Watson
Andrews only George H. snd Kate A. Andrews ag ~
The fitra Of De family
SATURDAY morning 10 O'clock the Calvary Baptist Church.
between Fifth and Sixth without further notice
BIsHoP-At Sorvah Conn Monday Aag - Rivar G. Bishop in
Puner. % Thursday sernoou Sept fathers house Nor
pUTHR-wham Du,hie aged years months and days,
the only 81 james and MARY l. Dutbie.
The funeral vi. take place residence OF his parents GrOe
Morrisania, FRIDAY, Sept 2, si2 p m
DEwHURsT-Ahers short bat painful Illness Richard Dewhurs''
The funeral vii place hi. hate residence No 2s3 seyenh
to-day THURSDAY O'clock Friends aud relatives are h'S
attend. without iurtner notice
ELLsoN-R.ehel Bsoa wife Of Capa John Ellison late
Of California, Suddenly midnight Aug D. or q vp,.,
s take place from the residence OF her 500 Ge"ge
Thrietb-st THURSDAY morning, 10 O'Clock Relatives and
friends Of the family are WED 20 steod
MoFPATOn Tue.y Ass D. sser long and painful lines 'aas
friends the family and those Of ber ns IMAM D.
and Hear Wnsow soninlAs John Flat are re
sp-ctf invited attend he's late residence Old No lo
thew No lIs) wnoaghbyst Brooklyn % lh0rs' sep"
sSosk
~, af TIam,s D. MEriergrr 3od year Of her
Funeral from the Church REV Dr BurehArd On Fnd
II O'Clock Relatives aud fnends are respectfully
limited attend.
sEwELIssddeniy in Brootn InesiaY Aas DO My vile .,
tbomss Newell, in her este year 90
rb tie sny AMI q her Robert and He
sr- pvei - funeral % rsoeuoe -, Bishrs,
soatA Brooklyn, tli, afternoon, Al y O'clock
sMrrH- l. /, = Lot Suh sara daughter Of
samuel Lord Of Ses.io orr
WARNER -saddeuy Wedns~ds, Aug Cherries WArps
OH. W. Warner. In the Fti-year Of his sge.
Not Of funeral hereafter
wILCoxAae 81 ,ra d.serrs sss Jane C., vic Of Edris
iIoors % a a months.
Psnsr.l Ehthst Bossyn
d. Friday sept oelk The relatives sna uees
Of Ae hnily arr resp srais iSy,si 70 attend
wILLs-ssy Fotf uiaut daesh'er Of wu IL and L'eTr'
ether gr.ed e. Peter wysos 80 B'O@sH On Thar
day AJoe"A
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PAssAIc COUNTY IN. j. NEWS.

Some fishermen found the body of a man in
the water at Longwood, far decayed that they
buried It in a box the pond son OF one of the
contractors on the Jersey Midland Railroad on see
ing the coat identified it belonging TO his brother
James McAdams, who had been missing about Two
weeks.
The railroad bridge this place TO be As feet high
1t the Pequonnoc River railroad bridge across
one the workmen the railroad was killed by blast
The flesh on his of from the shoulder TO
the elbow and he bled 10 death Another man at the
same time was horribly torn in the abdomen; physl-
elan sewed up the wound, and it is thought he
will recover physician is wanted where these acci-
dents occurred. The nearest resides five miles distant,
and the others not less than six and seven miles
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Ausrrl Aug 3cThe market but shade hrmer ses
l2l ~ les. receipts lk3 bales; Miidlngs, lie
HrvCaIkASs 3l-Fism and firm superhne - -
Do1t'e 20 VI Treble Extra, 80 SOd 70 % Cornhrel
so0s5c Hsv at $25 Pors dull snd
Btcon-Reta shoulders Isle Rib 7iei Clear Ribs
lIid Isc Sugar-2rme MoAsesCty Resnea boiled 'OG5
WHISKY a2ic a I'll o5. Coffee nominal at lIt0lItc ..
LocsvLLE Aug 3l-BAggng unchanged Cotton qu'ei %
Flor quiet unchanged Gram quiet ard unchanged fo''
Pot t29 Bak Meal3tc for Shoulders loo for Clear
Rib sides Clear Sides Bsco14ie for Shours lie for
Clear Sides for Clear Sides Lard l6.e Whiskv Nase
GOOD Iugs 81 qs2. for MAHOGANY wrspper
WELLINGTON n G., Aug. J.-Iurpentne-Spins sesiv 81 ne :
Crude d Tar ~ Cotton st-adyi Madings lie
Aug 3-Flour unchanged Wheat dl at 81 for
No L 81 OF for unchanged Receipts 90
bills Pou 80 bash Wheat shipmeus-O bbs Flour GOO
bush. Wheat .,.-
No Red, declining; No. l. 7ld7lci No &c Oats
No. 3id40c Peghts firm at r. 70 Ba1ao 1e
Recep--Four 1900 bbs, Wheat 400 hush Corn,
81 900 bush Oats 1900 bush shipnentsFour 1909 bb Wheat
DETROIT. Aug 3lWhest steady Extra, 81 oDs III No.
s 2Ss %; Amber 81 Ssasl 2s Regular 81 ID Corn quiet
8g6s2c. Oats. ease -. -
CLEvx1lSp Aug 3l-wbe.t declining; No. Rel 81 al No
Rel declining; Yellow No. Mixed 7sc
No re bed Osts decnng sales al Sc Petroleum qet
Crude % Refined 23e- 49,.
s6 50; Common Leaf ssi Pair 70 Good Manufacturing Leaf
s2d25 Black Wrapper Sl06slJi Bright Wrapper $3.50
Cotton dull and nominal Hemp hrm strictly prime to choice Und
81 709 81 20; Dressed 81 81 S. Baggng steady at ~ dO
8Gl8c Flour very dun and nominay nnchange
whe. declining; Red Fall ~ l3d sl Ia No. Red Fall,
81 Choice I'll - 81 o. Corn dull; Prime Yellow, b3e
Choice Choice White 7Jd74c Oats dull 9a42c Barley
quiet 81 Sd 81 Oh for Spring Rye dull Prime Old 6s New,
du Mess PORK sra S2s 20 DRY Saltt Shoulders
RIBS loci Clear Sides l6ie BaoonSho1ders l4 Clear
Rib sides 7lc lsc Lard nominal HghwiDes lower
Recepts-Flour 900 bbs Wheat 10000 bush
Cora 1000 busa., Oats 1890 bush; Barley, 2e bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
BURGLARS CAPTURED IN BROOKLYN.

Another burglar had narrow escape from
death by a polcemans bullet in Brooklyn, at about
O'Clock last evening. officers Davey, Strong, and Pha-
len OF the Fourth Precinct, while paroinG Cumber-
land st. noticed three men trying to effect an entrance
10 several houses whose occupants were absent In the
country The thieves tried house after house. and en-
tered Nos 2T5 and 2e Cumberandst AS they left the
last number officers attempted to arrest them, and
severe fight took place. during which Officers Strong and
Dayey were obliged 10 club their prisoners, and the
oicers were themselves knocked down several times
Ofcer strongs broke away and was running on at
rand when the officer drew his revolver and nred
M him. but without hitting him. and he escaped Inc
oher two thieves were captured by officers Phalen and
Dayey and locked up to await examination. several
ateleion KEYS were found in their possession