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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13
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Hon. o. r. Temple.

Since it is settled that we are to have an
other election for Judges, Chancellors, &c,
throughout the State We believe we ex-
press the desire of large majority of the
people of this Chancery District, when we
request the Hon. o. p. Temple to again
place himself before the people for re-elec-
ton. F
The argument nude by the leaders of
the New Constitution movement to bring
on again the election Of Judges, was be-
cause, in q few instances, incompetent,
not to say corrupt, men had been by aeci-
dent placed upon the bench. They denied
that it was done in order that the spoils
might fan TO the Conservative party. They
scorned any such imputation, and said that
the election of Judges and Chancellors
should DO placed upon higher grounds
With these declarations, they inserted the
| provision TO re-elect in the New Constitu-
| ton and with these arguments induced the
people to vote for and carry IT,
That Col. Temple is eminently able, ever
courteous and kind to the bar and all who
have business in his Court, that he is fair
and impartial, that he combines the ele-
ments that make him one of the best
| Chancellors we have ever had in this State
none who are disposed 10 be fair and i'm
partial can deny. From any political par
| ty, is there any hope among his enemies Of
getting AN ADLER, purer, or more satisfac-
tory Chancellor?
Come out, Col. Temple let your friends
run your name for reelection; they do moi
fear the result, and desire to see whether
ested motives they alleged in bringing OF
this election, or was it that there might b.
"a new DEAL leave out every man who doe
not hold to their politicel faith, and divide
out the Judges aud Chancellors of the Stat
among themselves, ~ OCCASIONAL.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

OYSTER SALooNs.-There are in the city
of New York no less than seven thousand
saloons whose exclusive business is to serve
up TO customers oysters, in the form of
stews, fries, roasts, broils, or raws Every
body eats oysters for nine months in the
year, and regrets he cannot for twelve. The
richest oyster beds are found along in the
indented coast of the Atlantic Ocean. In
the vicinity of New York they are abund-
ant. Itwould be almost impossible to mem
ton all the different varieties that are
brought to market, although a few favorite
kinds are most in demand, Not less than
ten thousand men are engaged in the ship
ands of bushels are annually shipped TO
Europe
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

With regard to articles of merchandise,
we find that iron is firm, but India rubber
is little yielding. Chloroform is still a
drug in the market, and millstones are diff
ficult to move. Oysters yesterday were
opened quietly, and ultimately went down
still lower. Lead is rather heavy, but tin
is eagerly sought for. A prospectus has
been issued of a new Aquarium Company,
but the tendency is to throw cold water
upon it. The Tobacco Loan still remains
popular, borrowers of cigars being easily
found tfr a4
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

The University of California is to con-
sist of five colleges, TO be known as the
California Hall, the College of Letters, the
College of Agriculture, the College of Me-
these are to be added the Astronomical and
Magnetic Observatories, the Faculty Lodge
and the houses of the professors The cod
leges are TO be each two stories high, with
basement and attic, built Of brick and iron,
the floors supported by iron girders, and
thoroughly earthquake proof. An the ma
terials to.be used In the construction of the
University are Of native Manufacture and
production, with the exception of the glass,
which must be imported.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13
o. B. smith.
Julius Enert.
Clrcuit Court--CIinton.

y w BILL FOR DIVORCE.
State of TenResseeofce Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Anderson coun;y-Tenn at Clinton, April
y. 1870. s
John Herald, complainant. against Nancy j. Herald,
defendant,
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT PILED IN
this cause that defendant Nancy J. Herald has fled
parts unknown 1t IL therefore ordered that she
appearance hereinbefore within the three
days Of the next Term of said Court TO be held on the
second Monday Of July 1870 and plead, answer de-
to compliments bill, the same will be taken for
confessed as 60 her and set for hearing ex parte and
tive weeks in the KnorrWe rhroHicIe.
ap l3-4w L. G. COX. Clerk Circuit Court.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

Advertise in the CHRONICLE,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-13

Don't depend alone upon your own
hands md the labor of other mems hands;
use steam power ~ possible, and make II
known by printers ink that you are pre-
pared 10 do business.
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THE OLDEST pRlvAE plspEssaRY IN NASHVILLE
DR. NJ cGILL'S,
Deaderick street.

SPERMAToRRHEA CURED. sg- MY FRIEND,
- stop before you further cure that disease and
warrant a cure, My price is THIRTY DOLLARS,
sent in advance, and furnish all medicncs and if
is not effected return the money
OFFICE HouRs-From A. NJ. to 6p.M.
All letters directed to DR.. McGILL,
apl 13-6m Nashville Tenn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For sale.

0es< ACRES OF LAND ON. THE RUTLEDGE
AO|4 Turnpike, ~ miles from the court house.
Terms liberal ap l3-tf p. II. CALDWELL.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OYFICE or DAILY ISTELLIdENcER,
WHnSEsDAY. JUnC %, 1879


OYFICE or DAILY ISTELLIdENcER.
WEDNEsDAY, June %, 1870 :.
BUrrER-QuIet and unchanged Good to
prime fresl may bo quoted at l4OlOc, and cho'ce
at 1S69Oc,
BEASs-Dull and nominal at $2 0O02 25per bus.
CuEEsE-Dnll at 14c for Dairy, and loc Tor
Goshen.
CARBON ou-Dnll and dropping at s7c, and no
charge Tor package.
22Xc; choice to fancy 23b23Hc.
DRIED ERuIT-Dull and no sales.
EG0s-Market firm. with improved demand !;
we now quote ut 160l7e.
FBH-take Herring 81 90; White Fish e 20;
Lake Shad s. IS: No. Q medium Mackercl s. 0o;
No. 2 medium s. Is: No. largo Sl3 " ior haIl
barrels.
FLoUR-FIrm and advanced We quote fancy
at 81 OOlS 90; whitc wheat Mt 81 S09b 70 :
red wheat family at 80 00G6 05. Ryo Flour at
GRAN-Wheas-Thero Ia a good demand for
wheat and light offerings, and prices well main.
taIned at 81 25 for white, and 81 IS for No;
red CoTn-Firm at 60c. O1Ls-Dull and may he
quoted at 4o943c. Rye-Firmer at sOc. Barley
Nothing doing. a., a, "a
second quality sxlO, 300: lOxl9, $50 y box Of
80 feet. Discount 10 per cent
GLNAEN0-t0c p ID. -,
HAY-LooSe may bo quoted at 5000. BalOd-
Il LARD on-Lowor at $l@ for extra winter
NHnS-lOd to COD, 81 90; Sd to Cd, 81 IS; Cd
PEoT1sIOSs-Markct arm and prices tcndinR
upward, Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams 22c; family
do. 19Xc; shoulders 1ac; clear sides l9c clear rib
l7Xc; Mess Pork $3l,0O Lard l7c In ueFccS8
McE-Fiim; primo South Carolina 9Hc.
SYRUrs-Baittmore b0165c; New York 7oGSOc;
Choice Drips 9Sc.
ll9l2Xc; Cuba Il0iiHc; Crushed ,s; ,sS;HSl9c; a
SopA-Best New Castle &c In keg.
SoAr-Family 6Ae; German STc; Eastern 10
Gl2c. ~ .H
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead lSc 2 lb.; shot 81 %
sGEr-DaIry g 2S: Ohio River g Is.
SNrPF-70c; do in boxes Of six dozen $S&
ToRAcco-Flrm; Manufactured unchanged /:
Navy 6S176c; dark los and 4s 6SG1Sc; bright los
TEG-GSnpowdcr 81 BO11 To; Young Hyson
81 30GIl GO: Blnck Sl6l 10.
WoOL-SSa 4Oc, according to condition and
quality.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsnNGroN, June 22.

W WASlllNGION, JuIlc 80
There were many absentees from the
House when the vote was being taken on
Whittemores case yesterday, u majority
of whom were dodging In the cloak
rooms. Whittemore was on the floor du-
ring the whole discussion, and when the
vote was announced he quietly took his
hat and retired. He feels very bitter to-
ward Gen. Logan for the manner in which
lie has pursued him in this matter. lie
says Logan promised him before he went
back to South Carolina, that should he be
returned by his constituents he would not
oppose his admission. WhittGmorC will
return to South Carolina and run for the
42d Congress. Hc says that so long rs
Gen. Logan remains at the head Of his
pursucrs his constituents will stand by
him.
y The House Committee ON Commerce
have decided to report favorably on Mr..
Benefits bill to enlarge the Erie Canal
and ultimately make it free from
tolls. The bill involves q guarantee ofin-
terest on bonds amounting to $9,00O,00O,
with provision for their payment, prin.
cipal and interest, ont Of the tolls. The
committee will ask that the bill he set for
consideration somo time after the first Of
January next.
AIr. Brooks. OF New York, member of
the Committee on Ways and Means,
authorizes the statement that the Com
mittCe has resolved TO report no bill or
amendment at this session Of Congress in
relation to whisky, tobacco or fermented
liouous. These articles will therefore
remain another year under tho present
rates Of taxation unless Congress reverses
tho action OF the Committee.
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a Struggle for Life on the Brink Of
the PaSsaic Falls.


the PaSSaiC Falls.
Fton. he ". Y, Tines, Juns 49, Es..t
Thomas Gowdey, living al No. 10 Pas.
saiC street, Richard Ooyls, Of Pine street,
and John Carter Of Mill street, Paterson,
filc.cutters, had narrow escape IN
Thursday evening from being dashed 10
pieces over the Passaic Falls In the aE.
ternoon they went on sail upon the
river above the Falls, They had moorcd
the boat about five yards above the dam
Of the Society for the Establishment Of
Useful Manufactures, which Is fall OF
about ten feet, and situated q hundred
Yards or so from the natural cataract.
When the men pushed out into tic
stream, the strong current struck the
iral craN, and, not being good oarsmen,
they were carried toward the dam with u
force that they could not resist. Cow
dcy, the only one among them that could
not swim, sprang into the river and
caught some iimbers connected with the
dam. He then contrived IN work himself
along toward the bank, and reached the
shore in safety, although half dead with
fatigue nnd terror. Coyle and Carter
kept hold of the boat, and went over the
dam with ii, retaining their clutch upon
the side OF the craft, Notwithstanding it
turned over completely in making the
plunge. When over, Carter let 60, and
by. extraordinary cxerdons gained the
shore in safety, although II was a hard
struggle, and few feet more would have
been loo much for his strength.
This lett Coyle alone with tho little
boat, to which he Clung with the tenacity
of Il drowning man, and as it dashed
down the jagged rocks and whirling ed
dies 1t turned over like porpoise- first
the man and then tho boat being on top.
Several times the horror-stricken spect9-
tors, standing on the bank, powerless to
render assistance, thought he was gone,
and turned their gaze toward the prcci-
pice, expecting to SEQ his senseless body
plunge over.
But maniully he retained his hold for
dear life, and sensibly kept his mouth
shut. When he was within few feet Of
the plunge however, he gave up his strug.
Gle in dispair, and quietly resigned him
self to his fate. In q moment, however,
in response 10 loud directions from the
shore, he redoubled his efforts, and by u
spasmodic move headed towards the
shore. A few convulsive strokes, given
with all the power Of n man struggling
with almost certain death, ne caught the
rope thrown him, and both he and his
bout were pulled to the shore, not an In
stant too soon to save him from terrible
death.
Hc fell on the ground in a swOon, but
was soon rcsuscitated. Not stitch of
clothing remained on him, all having been
torn off in his fearful struggles. ,aIs
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International Convention of the Y.
s.f NJ. C. Association. I'#,F}
INDIANAPOLIS, June %.

INDIANAPOLIS, June %.
Tho International Convention Of the y.
NJ. G. A. convened at the Academy of
Music this morning at 10 o'clock.
W. Z. Dodge, Of n. y, the First Vice
President oil the last Convention, who
should have presided at the temporary
organization, being absent, Mr.. J. 3:
McLeary, Of Nova Scotia, was appointed
Temporary Chairman, and II. Beach, Jr.,
of Rhode Island, Temporary Secretary.
The Rev. II. A. Edison, Of the I'd Pres
byterian Church Of indianapolis, led the
Convention in prayer. After singing n
hymn and the reading Of q portion OF the
Scriptures by Rev. DR.. Holiday, Of the
Methodist Church Of Indianapolis, a spe-
cial prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
Barnitz, of West Virginia, for the preSer'
vation Of tho life and health'o the PreSi-
dent Of the Convention Of last year.
Committees on Credentials, Temporary
Business and Permanent Organization
were then;appointed The latter commit
tee consists Of one from each State or pro-
vince represented. .,
A resolution was adopted making, all
members Of the Press present, all the
clergymcn of Indianapolis, and all clergy
men present from other sections, and
members Of the Young Mems Christian
Association present who are not delegates,
corresponding members of the Conven-
ton. Do 5000. -...t.....
Tho Committee on permanent Organiza-
ton reported the following officers which
were unanimously elected: President, j.
s. Mclean, Halifax; Vice Presidents, Col:
s. S. Fisher, of Washington, D. G., and
C. II. Spaulding, r. l., II. J. Cowles, Wis,
]. W. Ray, Ind, G. Stewart, Pa, John u.
Chase, o., c. C. Chichester, s. c., A. J.
Chase, Me, A. Whitney, CAL, B. F.
Jacobs, ILL.,, J. c. Bartram, W. NG,, Rev.
G. Douglcr, Montreal and G: Hanger,
Toronto; Secretaries, r. Fl. Higley, N. Y,
A. F. Bell, Mimi, C. F. Swanley, Mich.
The balance Of tho morning session was
devoted to devotional exercises.
The formal reception Of delegates will
take place tonight at which meeting Gov.
Baker will preside and welcome address:
es be made on the part Of the State and
City authorities, and the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 93.

LONDON, June 93.
Vice Admiral Robinson and Naval Con
tractor Reed have been notified that their
designations, rendered yesterday, will not
be accepted.
Ashbury has been in negotiation, re.
Gently, Tor d Liverpool pilot as navigator
in the coming transatlantic voyage
The weather is beautiful, but not dry,
and unfavorable to crops. .l n
The deaths by the accident on the Great
Western Railway now number seventeen.
Thomas MerShea, Of Kirksted, who was
badly wounded, died to-day. Three bod
les still remain unrecognized. All Of the
injured are now doing well, except one,
who, 1t is thought, cannot recover.
A collision occurred today, between
two excursion trains, near Newcastle
Several persons were injured, two badly,
but none were killed.
The Baptist Association met ut Leices-
ter, to observe its centennial anniversary.
The leading divines OF the denomination
were present, and the proceedings were
deeply interesting.
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The Latest News,
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
: LARGE ATTENDANCE.
Ia N- Platform Adopted.
Flick Amendment Endorsed.
denomination of the Present State
officers.
- -...-. T..F .I."
1 Congressional Conventions.
General GoT Nominated In the First
y n;etrioITTnn l. O. Mc(HfeW
Congressional Conventions.
General Gof Nominated In the First
} District-.HOn. J. c. McGrew
in the Second. o..
PARKERsnrNo, W. Va, June :

PARKERsDuRG, W. Va, June %.
Slrciai TO he WhGe!ing IntsRIgeneer: E
1.-THE Convention is very large and the
feeling warm. Fully five hundred per-
sons had assembled in the market house
at 10 O'Clock. .s. z y . y g
Harmon Sinscl, of the State Central
Committee opened the Convention, and
designated General Lewis Ruffner, OF
Kanawha, as Temporary Chairman. DR..
o. G. Chase, of Putnam, was chosen Tenn
porGry Secretary.
Committees Of one IRON each Senate
rial District were appointed on Credcn-
tials, Basis Of Representation, Permanent
Organization and Platform.
Hon. c. D. Hubbard Is the member Of
the Committee on Platform from the lst
Senatorial District.
Hon. C. D. Hubbard offered series OF
resolutions endorsing tho Flick Amend
mCnt, for reference to the Committee.
Thomas B. Swan, of Kanawha, Colonel
in the Rebel army and who has acted with
the Republicans since the war, was called
on and responded in II short speech Of
half an hour, scoring the Democracy
and showing that the old Wing
element of DISTINGUISHED rebels cannot
affiliate with the Democracy. lie Hp-
pcalcd to the Republicans to bc magnan-
imous to rebels and declared that If this
were the policy adopted they would CO.
operate with that purity. lie was warmly
applaudcd throughout.
The Convention recessed till l;30 p. NJ,
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Prosecution Of the Fonian Prisoners.
CANANDAlGUA, n. Y, June 81.

The United States District Court opened
to-day, Judge Woodruff presiding, and
William Dorshclmcr, District Attorney,
appearing as prosecutor against the Fenian
prisoners. The Grand Jury had before 1t
many army officers and citizens, but has
found no bills. Forty know-nothing wit
ncsses are here from Malone alone. Mar
shal Quinby's deputies seem to have sub
ppnaed all who know nothing, and It is
Questionable whether any one will be
needed except Gleason, Starr and Thomp'
son.
Judge Woodruff charged the jury very
strongly against the FcniNns, and dwclt
upon the necessity OF vigorous enforce
mcut OF the neutrality laws, as raidsupOn
Canada, a friendly power, were vilIainous
and criminal.
starr, Glass, BIannlx, Michael and
Fitzpatrick appeared for trial The 9th.
ers are, so far, non eat. 1t is understood
Starr will demand an immediate trial,
The Others will waive trial till the Octo.
Der term at Albany.
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Prof. Goodwin Smiths Reply to
.r.N Disraeli. '''
New York, June %.

The letter of Prof. Goodwin Smith re-
plying to Disracli's anonymous assault
upon his character, in Lothair, has created
very decided sensation in London. The
papers of June 9Th, without exception,
have something to say Of 1t. .H i.
The NcirS says that "canard lisa word
which is not ordinarily applicable to Disra-
eli, but hc has earned 1t In this case, and
writhe md wriggle as he may, he cannot
escape the strong hand which brands him
withit"
Tho Telegraph indulged in number OF
sketches from day TO day, ofthc two gen
tlcmen, who arc the favorite aversions Of
each other.
The Times observes that Smith has
shown his accustomed unwisdom by Np-
propriating TO himself one Of the least
flattering characters skCtchcd in Lothair,
and adds, "public curiosity would bemuch
relieved if the prototypes Of PhGblis and
Pinto would also reveal themselves"
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YoRK, June %.
CoTToS-Unchanged closing dull; SalOS ], $50
bales at 2l1Sc for middllng uplandS.
FLoUR-Closed &c better, with fair export de-
mand for shipping grades.
Whcat-Quiot and firm at 81 2T0t 30
for No. 3 Chicago, 81 3SdIl SO for No. 2 MllWRu.
kee, and 81 4S5Dl 30 for winter rcd western. Rye
Closed q shade 1rmer. Oats-StOady at 6a9
&c for western. and 66660Hc for Ohio. Corn
Steady at 936$1 for new mixed western.
PRovIsToNB-POrk dull for mess; $50 60 asked;
$50 20 bid. Beef steady and bullet. Cut Meats
steady, with limited demand. Bacon nominal.
Lard quiet: sales $50 uerccS primo steam for 18th
July to 3lst August at l6Ac.
EuoS-Dull nj 9iR22c
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 81.
About one hundred and iiNy Chinese,
arrived here from Omaha, last night, and
will leave for New Orleans to-day.
Late letters from the plains report near
" all the young Indians belonging to the
Arrapahoc and Cheyenne tribes, below
the Arkansas river, uro on the war path.
Several trains have been captured, and
number of white men killed. II Is very
dangerous for trains, mails, or any person,
TO travel below Fort Dodge.
Ina drunken row Nt Windsor, ILL.,, last
night, Il bar keeper named Irwin Mast,
struck farmer named Irwin, on the head,
with club, from the effect Of which IT.
win died this morning.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI juno a.
.FLouR-Uuchauged; family at SS T6aS 90; az.
ira at IS COOS rs; supcrdne at IS COOS Is.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dnl at 81 31@l Is; tho ad.
vance and speculative demand In other markets
had no Influence. Corn-Very dull at eSd90c,
the latter for shelled. Oats-Dull at $4,000, the
latter fer choice white. Rye-At o8o9SI 90.
CorToN-Unchanged middllnH at 9oHc.
ToBAcco-Iu demand: sales Of a69 hhdS at IS 50
045 90 for common trash TO choice bright leaf
WnIsXr-Dull at 96cG$l 90 for patent and old
proccEs
PROvlsIoXs-Dull and nomlnally unchanged.
Mess Pork-At $50 20. Lard-At l5k9Igc for
prime steam and kettle. Bulk MeGts-Dull;
shoulders offered freely at ike and Sides At
l4Hc. Bacon-Dull and held at ISXe for shoul.
uAms-At 22c.
CAHDLES-UnchAnged.
ons-LinsCed OlI-At 81 10 aud dull. lard
Oil-At 81 i6(hl l8. ..H-t
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FRANCE.
PARIS, June 22.

e.- PARIS, June -.
The journals of today publish the great
speech delivered by Senior Castellor in the
Spanish Cortes day or two since. He
spoke in opposition to the plan OF the
Government for gradual emancipation,
but favored the Immediate freedom Of
every slave in Spanish territory. He
quoted the proclamation ofAbraham Lin
coin amid loud applause,
The Imperial family have arrived at
St. Cloud. The Emperor has cOngratula-
ted Duke Do Grammont upon his speech
in the Chambers yesterday, in defense OF
the policy of the dynasty.
The trial Of the members Of the lntcrna-
tional Society of workmen for completely
in the late plot, began this morning;
Nothing of importance has been elected
thus far. Thirty-eight members are ac-
Cused,
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Chicago Market.

FLouR--Qulct and 1rmCr; spring OxtraS 81 90
@G %.
GRAIX-Wheat-A Active and I@lKc higher,
closing at 81 1901 l0A Cash, and 81 ak seller
July for No. 2; this afternoon dull and unchanged.
Cor1l-Fair demand for No, . 2atslXGsSkc c4sh,
aud 83A6sSIXc seller July, closing quiet at sax
6S3Xc CAHh, and 6SHc seller July; this afternoon
outlet and steady at S2c seller June, and &c seller
July OAts-H@lc higher; closed steady At Sic
for No. 2. Rye-2c higher, closing at S66tc for
No. g. Barley-Dull and nominal.
Ho0s-Active and easier; sales at % 2699 70
for common TO choice. .-...... .-....
CGTTIE-Qnict Al IS OOSs IS for buteher'' 70
good shipping Bteera | ..Nrs.. n.s. cd.
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NEW YORK CITY.
New YORK, Juno %.

New YORK, Juno %.
The Now York State Convention OF
Sunday School Teachers began It's flt-
teenth annual session at the Collegiate Re-
formed Church in this city, yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, Of this city, was
elected President. The Convention will
adjourn on Thursday evening. +. u
A meeting Of the Quarantine CommiS'
sioncrs was held yesterday, at which the
committee Of merchants appointed on
Monday, appeared and stated their griev-
ances. An attempt will be made TO re-
dress the wrongs at special meeting on
Saturday.
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CURA.


Seniors Zelphi and Leon assumed the
editorial charge Of the I0tG de Cuba To-.
day. Scnor Leon says the Voct de Cnba
is not 10 discuss politics, and is not 10 men
ton parties or arguments which distract
attention from the only object Of patriotic
duty. Tho deceased Senior Castanan
erred in employing certain means, Senor
Castanan had been defender Of Liberal
measures.