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THE DREW-TsLsGRAPH coLLEsIOS
A Tew Boat Kun Down At MiAn,sst NecS
CatskiIl-Hcr Boiler Expisdes-A scene
Of Copfu sion-An Engineer Badly Scsided.

Of Copfp fpsion-An Engineer Badly scsided.
ALBANY, June 28.-The collision on the Hud-
son took place at about o'clock this morning, four
mies below Cstskili. The lookout Of the Drew
perceived q tow coming down oiloted BY Tie tow
boat Telegraph. Socine imminent danger OF COLI
sion he Immediately sgnalled to the engineer 70 70
verse the engine and endeavored 10 warn the np-
preaching tow OF their dsngcr. 90
The tug kept on Its way regardless, ~ seams, OF
her repeated warnings, and though the Drew tricd
to prevcn, 1t, a collision was inevitable. -
In an instant thereafter she struck the ill-htep
Teiesraph with her bow crushing In her aide, burst
ing her boilers, and sinking her anost immediate
iy. Then q scepe OF confusion, the crow sprinfiDg
overheard aud crying for help, and the canal boats
In tow cutting loose and drifting hither and thither,
crushing and grinding agsins. each other and doing
considerable damage. ~.
The Drew Immediately lowered her boats and
picked up the engineer aud three others o. the un-
fortunate crew, who were mostly asleep at the time
OF the collision,
The engineer was badly scalded by the bursting OF
the boilers before he scarcely knew what had hap
rened. Every attention vas rendered him and the
others board OF the ID. ev, and the arrival OF
the boat at this city tho engineer was taken 70 the
hospital for treatment
There were ten OF the crow In all on board OF the
tug, the rest Of whom, IL Is thought, were picked
up by tho canal boats.
The Drew sustaped no injury. The shock caused
The ouer three were brought up by the Drew
and took the coon as they landed, and went
back to the scene OF the Disaster
pouGHREErsIE, June 2S.-A telegram from Cats
kill states that the Drew sunk two canal boats 10
addition 70 the steamboat Telegraph. No lives were
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The price Of ice in Brooklyn was advanced To
si.@ per hundrod pounds tor families, and o. per
hundred pounds for saloon keepers ectioner and
other consumer The former rates were and rs cents
respectively. Even at the new and exorbitsnt rates
many consumers found 10 impossible to obtain SUD
ply last uirht the Ice deaers Informing them that
their stock had run out The ice trade both in New
York and Brooklyn Is virtually monopoly vested
In the Kniekerbocter Ice Company, which has for
years been bsorbing into itself oil rival orRanlza.
lions II is believed that the company's supply Is
smpie and that the plea Of scarcity Is set M solely
to Justify the late inereose aud these which will
speedily follow should the bot weather contiure.
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SUyS1ROh ES.
Yesterdays Police Record of Fatal and
serious Attacks.

serious Attacks.
An unknown man entered liquor store, called for
glass OF brandy and fell dead TO the floor The body
JON McAdans Of sS Charlton street, prostrated in
SprnR street. Cared for
Franz lppers OF hanhattanyIe, found in Manhattan.
yilc near Tenth street overcome by the heat. Cared
Adam wergeI OF $50 East Sixth street upset In For,
tieth street, near sixth ave me Cared for.
Frede5ek Rose OF 100 Ridge street found overcome
iva Layen,hs pro'trnted on the loof OF q Essex
Patrick MeDreen died suddenly AZ Allsn street.
Daniel rcCarty, found In Beaver street overcome.
Tai en- to ShAm6e.; street soiEits "a n, Wa,
Joseph scery of Fortyseventh street and First nv.
enue, overcome In sixty nrst street and East River.
Frank A waltz OF siIy.third street. near Second
Hospital :" '''' W ''"0'D'
Orlando Allen Of 50 Newark street. Hobokeu. pros.
Emile wehre, OF 70 Wet Forty fourth street, con.
duotoI on tbs sixth avenue prostrated on his
rh!o Strike, ofls0 Avenue A, found in First avenue
George Fischer died suddenly al $50 West Twelfth
Rosa Brown ofs5 Attorney street. prostrated in We.
seY street Iakep sS ne Chambers street Hospital oo
Canal street Tskep 10 iIeIsSne Hosphai " """
John Flynn. OF 1hrtyseyenth street and Tenth ave.
nue., surstruck while working on ths Elevated Rail
John East, in Rochester. \, y fatal.
Elizabeth LsndniAnn, a. 90 + nh strSot, fatal.
1eorge ". CLARK OF Clncinnat, booEioeper OF no
Manhattan Insurance COMPANY, supposed fatally.
Taken to his boarding mouse IN Fourteenth street
Nise Lenegsn OF Gouyerneur street.
Leonard iis zenksr y; west FsS fOsr.s street
Mary Smith, Broad and Front streets.
Lew Bush an employee OF me Newark Ddng Advsr'
fLeT, was sunstruck yesteriay no0n while the ther.
mOmrteT indicated & In the shade,
At noon l., Uercury stood w.
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Charles Baker, olias Dobber, and William Nc
Wicker alas Tinker had lively prize
Gght on Sunday afternoon near Fo-dham
Tho fight had its origin In dispute grow
ing out Of n game OF base ball tSat had been
played the morning OF the zane day. Both strip ped
beads and gougng each Other e ewes with q win
Fourteen rounds were fought lasting about thirty
hye inmates. The victory was won by McVicker
getting bis sntagonist's head in "chancery" sad
pnnishing hin shookingly.
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EXIT ST. DOMINGO.
Charles sumner Threatening q Speech
Fixe Votes Wanted In the Senate.

NHuFfFN SWMhff ThrtHTtuTnN q Fptcch-
Five Votes Wanted In the Senate.
wAsuISoros, juno Ex-senator Morton roa
the Senate into executive session OF O'Clock 10
day. and called up The ST. Domingo treaty Mr.
sumner announced that II would be impossible 70
get vote on Il for several days, as he and othe1
intended 20 abandon the pressing business Of tho
country TO nurso this job, he thought they had bot
ter proceed with the Tax bill II tho treaty was Of
enough Importance. let the President call special
session amer their WORK was done, 10 do which
"vu oa,ss .r,ir ~, o"s unn .ne lou, usY 0, yuy.
clearly rs It could be ascertain"d that the fiands
OF ratification needed five votes
to %. ~ -
This Is back set fcr the treaty. and indicates is
ueieati aHuon-a Us oackers will work incessantlv '
"ne w.vcn Tor an opportune moment TO slip u
through.
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EXTENDING AVENUE O.
Pew-wew with the fscvcrnor-whst II was
all About -Goycrnor Hoffman with tho
Therm ovneter Mt 90.

Thermometer at 90.
Yesterday afternoon, In one Of the prettiest par
lors OF the Clarendon Hotel on Fourth avenue. were
collected sixteen reputable citizens 10 take part In
the ceremonies attendant upon the adjudication OF
the case now resting between the Belt Rsirosd Com
pany and tho enterprisiue people who are snxious
to extend the facilities OF the Second Avenue Rail-
road Company. Fourteen OF these citizens were
interested In tho question; one didn't know wheth-
or he hsd any right 10 feel an interest and the
sixteenth was the representative Of The Sun,
who felt deeper interest IN the question
than all the rest put together. The feel
inss OF the latter were enlisted solely on the eide
Of beth First, for the reason that n the Avenue G
Raroad were extended, the franchise might inter
fcre with the rights, privileges profits and emoi-
that II the bill .. reported were not passed. the sec
ond Avenue Rsilroad would suffer.
One OF these citizens was our Chief Executive,
Governor John 4. Hoffman, who sat In the north
iy.. whoher he felt any interest in the mstter is
flowers to the southwes OF the Governor, and the
hon. RUFUS y. Andrews sat at point about =. 3.
W. W., with face broad with smiles and a \ beamins
Mr.. Nabderpoei for tile Belt Railroad Company
opered in brilliant speech scintillsting with gems
logic To- him no .nas%Srs Mr. Mr. ESdso" ss for se'' .s
Avenue c. II. H. Co, who read fluent afidavit from
% Sos S Ss
would be blessing 70 hsmanity and sodsend TO
TLen arose tho Hon Rufus r. Andrews, who gave
a short history Of Legislative action railroad fran
chses, supplemeniinR u with . glowing compliment
20 His Rxceleney the Governor. He said "You
have extraordinarily exercised tho veto DO vested
In you, sni the people have sustained you You
have been firm and impartial In the vetoing OF bills
Now II is Question whether, undsr the decision OF
thu Court Of Appeals and the action OF the Legiala-
ture you have . right to withhold your signature TO
this bill. Is there anything to justify you In with
holding your s:gnaturef The extension Of Avenue
g would benefit private interests. u would ADVANCE
NJ lot. s.f n.ts D.l1.n La.
point was conclusi, ely proven, and with another
compliment 70 the Governor for bis honesty purity,
Integrity, probty, and patriotism, the Hon. Ruius
y. Andrews drew his speech to q close where pom
the Governor MiltdreM and the meeting adjourned.
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A trot came of yesterday at the Fashion Course.
It was sweepstakes OF 500 bost three In Ave mile
heats, t. wagon, the entries being A. Fulers hay
gelding Fuller, r. McCann's bay gelding Road Jack
and j. hason's bay stallion Bay George. Fuller did
not start. The attendance was fair. There we're
four heats trot'-i, B9y George winning the irst,
third and the fonrth 1n1 the The second heat
was taken from BE- Gs ~ and siven to Jack on
account OF the fCrrts's fr~axinr and also on nc
count Of his driver not -.'empuns TO get him back
TO his trot. Time, 25O, aba4, z:o5, 8U9.
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LOSSES BIZ FIFE,

Oliver p Smith 4 Co.'S Touring mill. In North
Chatham. n. Q. was burned yesterday morning.
The Jersey City Screw and Nat Works, corner OF
sussex and Hudson streets Jersey CITY, owned by
McT1ghc d Wardleigh, were bnrned YESTERDAY after.
noon. Loss, t5 30; Insurance. <l5. 900.
Yesterday morning. on Dorrance street dock
Providence the coal elevator sheds and somc of tbs
stock Of Tacket swan Co. o. =. A. Hopkins.
and property Of the Providence and Worcester Rail
road were burned. Loss from $500 TO 500 0 %.
Another inccoiary nre A. the time nenr by am
S1OO1,
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THE ETERLAsrING TARIFF.
General Reduction Of Tnxstion Proposed
Sugar Left at Three Gents n Pound.


WAsuISGTos, June 26.-Tbe Senate this after
noon resumed the Tax bin The amendment OF Mr..
Yates Qtep., NJ providing thnt duties hereafter
shall be levied upon tea and coffee. was rejected
yeas, hale. ii. The vote Of the Senate refusing
to strike out the House provisions reducing the du
ties sugar wa recoosidered by 10 to e. and tho
House classification wa stricken out-27 to "a
leaving the rates ut three cents per pound according
to the present law.
The House ,trs on pimento pepper ard SPICES s-i
dtfercnt kinds, on wines champagne brand, cor.
dins. and manu- lectures OF cotton - iekon out
leaving tho dutics as at present.
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Three Persons Killed On the Erie In one


At hDout o'clock yesterday morning, as the
Might Express on the Erie Railway was nearing
Pond Ediy. aud winding 4 curve, IL ran over . girl
by Ge pln VI Duty, who crossing tho track
vi ll.i water One leg was severed frC her
he " ~ &c. face was crushed 10 Jelly \ few
ToLt 'urih9r on, the zane train Killed an 1 man
wLo "ss c.snding on the track, aud who II -uppos-
ed TO be wellkno1n character in Port de- s cal'-
, d Doc. White, n chair bottouer. His lih I'd been
saved several times before by -lrkm' 49, II IL be-
ieyei Nc was OF unsound mind - .. ~ o'clock, n
wilde train ran over at t. : We H sc, just
halo Tsor I r~1 sH All N.
man. He WAS eros n : = y..IT- 80 lie Haln
came along, an mo- ,ri aim oil iut0 ..o river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
Commencement Of ~. spcis Xavier.

Notwithstanding the uncomfortable tempers-
ture, the College OF st. Francis Xavier was iiled last
evening by our most respectable citizens. Music
aud eioquence were eorsrtners in the entertainment
OF the evening. The first discourse was By MI
Swanton, on "The Orators Power" Mr. Betzn
courts speech on Spain the Past WIS also very
brilliant orAtorcal effort Mr. O'Brieh's discourse
on Authority" was on able eefoheo OF power and
order over revolution and anarchy. both IN Church
and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29

Madame Democrats colleague in the tea trade,
who still Insists upon preserving her incornito, left
New York for China, via San francisco, yester-
day. The women have determined to have their
frst cargo In the New York market By Christmas.
Sorosis Is preparing for magnificent tea party at
that time. "Ladies only " are TO be present The
Celestial beverage Is to he prepared by gentle hands
served By the fairer sex. and slipped OILY by lips
aboye which no mousiache over spIou,od.
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Celestial Nup,inis In Newark.

Yesterday morning the Rev. DR.. Meier Smith
Of Newark united In marriage two Chipese-v. P.
suvoong aud Ellen Day Cutzlan. Mr.. suvoong csue
TO this country from Shanghai, and was admitted in
the Virginia Theological Seminary several years ago,
so that be could return TO China NJ q missionary.
Whom about ak years old Miss Gutzlaff was brought
70 THE country about twenty yoars ago, and adopted
and educated by q Mrs Day. About six years ago
she married q chinnrnan, and went with him to
China, but on arriving there found tl,at he had
several wives, whereupon she abandoned Him, pro
cured divorce, and returned TO this country.
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Fleetwood fark Cour.c.

To-day is tho preliminary day Of the summer
,rotting r-et,iaE or this conrsc. The troi will be
Tho enirics are Prince. Col Fish, Moody, Hickory
Jack, DreadEaught and White Fawn. The horses
In rro all stnyrrs, and can 70 two miles. The rece
will be good one The course is an excellent one
fashionable and accessible The race will be At
hafpast r. NJ. Cars for the course leave Twenty
sixth street ana Fourth Bvenue Mt half past p ".
Pools were snld iaat ni0ht na folloUa.
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THE MONsILRS or RONDoUE
Wandering Child while Disposscssing
Tenant Owing S5 Cents.

Yesterday morning a. two O'clock, two un-
known rufnaus forced entrance into tue hJu'a Of
MS. CsilSr.ne Burhans in RoEdout They went
,o the apartment where Mrs. Burhaus was In bed
With young child, and the startled and nelp-
less woman WAS dragged forth and hurried from the
house with her infant In Ter arms In tic rockies
haste Of the rufnins, the no,Ler and child were
thrown down embankment end the child
killed. TIE testimony taken at the COroner's ir .
quest showed th1t Mrs BurLsns oN cd eigE:y.1
cents for rent and for this abe elected from .
house In the manner stated. No arrest.
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DR.. Carnschan's Yeiiou Fever Fright.

In Inc Health Boards secret session yesterday,
Dr Carnoclan reported that three vessels had ar
rived with yellow fever since Saturday. On the
bark saga from Guatemala 10Th uit tile Captain, j.
n. Garyin, Daniel Glrvin, VIM. Belts. John Ford,
the carpenter. bad three others OF the crew died OF
the disease on the passage, The schooner Isaac
Oliver eleven days from Port-au. Prir =, with log
wood, had three men sicS; and the bark 8. v.
Roose~eii, from Havana, also had the mlladJ
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The Fepinn Prisoners to be Heard.

LONDON, June 28,-The Commissioners appoint.
ed by the Government 10 investigate the charge
that the Fenilns confined In England and the colo
MES ae hsrshly treated, Mill soCn enter upon their
work The prisoners will have opportunity to be
heard privately before the officers OF the Govern
Elen, At such hearings the jlers " III not be per.
mtted TO be present.
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Cougres. Pini.hips IL. Work.

WAsuINGroN, June 2S.-The House to-dsy
ra-sed the Viyil Service Appropriation bill. Amen
mcnts were adopted appr5pralny $4,000 to enable
lhe superintendent Of the Coast Survey TO make
observations 10 Europe Of the eclipse of the next
Decomber, and $1,000, IN addition TO the f30, 900
already appropriated, toward contract with Henry
Brown of Ne.burgh, N. Y, tor a bronze statue
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hARsEiLLKs, June 28.--Thorc is general strike
among the journeymen lakers here Their
pioyers are willing to cor cede advance Of wages,
but refuse 10 agree to Certain conditions Insisted
upon by the men. In consequence OF the nearly
total suspension of the work at tho baksrins, the
price OF bread is advancing.
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Raid on villa ni.burgh Loafers.

- by direction Of Captain Woglom, Officers
cd in civilians clothing last evening mgde sncres.
ml raid on TIE cornc lOifers IN the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Wards, and sCooped in" several Of the
uuiSanccs
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The Hon. Inme. Cndlinp Fatally aho,.

On Monday evening, the Hon. jane Cudlipp,
whiio stindiug Ia front OF the st. Clou Hotel was
accidentally shot. lilo was examining pistol, when
1t WAS discharged. and the contents lodged in his
body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
The Execution Of Gonzalez Juuce.

HAvAsA. June 29.-Gonzalez Junco, On in
surgent leader, who surrendered some tiu,e ago 70
the Spanish authorities at Villa Clara and s>s par
doned by the Government was con yioi Cd last week
Of crimes committed by him while he was robei
leader. lie was executed this morning. ss Fort
(Abanas
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A Woman In tie Chair.

LorDoS, June 9s.-An indignation meeting On
ladies was held at Shields today to protest sgainss
the Contagious Disease act, which was proncunccd
an sbominab,e measure. daughter OF Joseph
Hume, the statesman and philosopher, occupied the
chair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
The King Of Clubs taken by the Queen Of
Ugarfa.

The Hon. Sim. D. Kehoe, King Of Clubs, was
captured VI three O'Clock yesterday afternoon by n
Queen OF Hearts, In the person OF Miss Maria A
Darcy. bue-eyei Brooklyn belle. The m,rriags
,inguisled pair will DIVIDE their honeymoon between
Bath and Coney IJanh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

fhe twehty.1nh annual commencement OF 81.
Bros Dsss. Ti6. NJ ssysf ts sdd dI 's'''s:
Richard Laniger and James Barry, OF fremont,
q foot race Monday evening at Cedar Grove.
Barry his opponent 81 yards In too and lost by the
ODDS given.
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Pans, June 2S.-A p osecution has been be-
gun, under the press law against the RepeI news
paper), for an article published last May, entitled
" The Army and the PAebiscits."
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Three acres Of property at Riverside, Paterson,
were purchased in 1867 for t30oo again sold in 90
for 900 and purchased yesterday for $4,000
BY Mr.. G. J. Seymour. OF New York city. II is said
that large locomotive shop rs to be erected on the
grounds, which adjon the Erie Railway, and are
near the Midland Railway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
LATEST LABOR NEWS.

An anti-coolie meeting is t6-Se> hcfeSnBo roa-
to-day.
sentatiyes Yesterday memorial aud resolutions NJ
citizens OF New orr asking for legislation TO protect
iaborert and mechanics against Coolie Chinese irl
ported labor,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29

CoRK, june 9S--Evening. city has beea
comparatively quiet since last night Two hundrsA
special policemen are on duty
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kcOrers-0ill and Rivers.
Time Of Eame-one hour and forty y.nye minutes.
To-day, Manhattan College and Union of Morris
anil, at fremont
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HK HAD rEIN swfNnIED
out OF tab ane therefore determined 10 punish the


The pretensicns OF the Association, extravagant
90 they even to a person unsequainted with the
world, have been allowed To pass current because II
was understood that MIR. Grceley's Enforcement and
little book, tomethI Ig like those volumes which lie
the counter at Hudnutr siving their receipts aud
Expenditures. They nut the former a bixh as sls,-
00j and account for its disbursement something az
ter this style.
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Total ..,"....H Is q ri Total',.. ...,u 10 u ~
Innings list I'd, 80, 4th. bh 9Th. nh. 9Th, 9th,
AAtSliaSnasiic..,....,:,,.".c I : ! : 3 i-is
Umpire-Mr A. Allison, Eckiord Club,
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II will be perceived that the item for deec ives \.
like FaistaGs gallon Of s,ck to the hifyenny OF tn
OF bread. There ID Lo attempt nt detailed account,
but everything is Jumped satisfactorily in round
numbers. and
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKHr-LoSDoN, May s-l.so
p. M.-ConsOls closed ut % for both money and the
account American securities closed quiet; United
states nvetwenty bonds, 1862, SsH; 1895. DID, Ssh;
isGl sst; ten-ortes s5s. Stocks quiet and STEADY;
Erie Railway shares, ~; Illinois Central-, ll2 Allan
''v hnu treat western, an.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, May s.-The Bourse clo3ed
quiet. Rentes 74f. 27c.
FRANKFORT BoURsR NFFORT NAV A--Uuited
"'T.es ~ @ yonds M epencd quiet anu unchanged.
.,,'ann .nas ~ mANchEsrER.-TIv SRp0OL May A-Th9
a".'vun =, 'o '"in Mancnesler are less Niav0raDle
,. LYLE lotion MAKkRr-HAvR.x May 3--Coton
0'ysvu aaesaiar; quotations nominal
Lnnnsovh LOTION MARKET.--LI -ERP0Of. May
S-1o ., L; M;mihe cotton market closed quiet and
s,111y. y. miuaiing uplands lo5sd; midd,ug Orleans.
iIhu IL Au The sales OF the day nave Necn 10, 0yD
bales, including 5000 bales for EXPORT uLN speci.
latiOn. ~
LIVERPOOL BREADsrtpPs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
May 2-4:3O II. M-Wheat 9s. ia per centai FOR
California white, u. %. for No. red Western a
8s l0d. IS. 1ld. for red. winter the receipts "
wheat for thr past three days have m 2l 900 aar-
iers, all or which were American. Corn 2os ner
quarter for European. Peas firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. .--ILvERpooJ
Moy 3-430 p. M-Chease, 7ss. per cwt for the hest
grades OF American dne. American fine beel lila
per tterce or 304 Dbs Tor Eastern prime mess.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LOsDoN. May a.
Sugar easter at 32s. OIL. per cwt. for No. IL Dutch
standard, on the spot, and dull and unchanged
ahoat. Calcutta linseed firm. Linseed oil easter al
e31 1853. q E32 per ton.
PETROLEUM Observation-Disclosures, May 3-Pctr0
eum closed firm but quiet at 534 francs for standard
white
The New York herald., 1870-05-04
TtleeaAphIC NEWS ITEMS.

NJ Ramirez Peruvian Consul In San Francisco Cal, died
yesterday of consumption.
Thomas Drisco Of Providence, r. H. took sixty
strychnine on Saturday and died in few minutes.
Thirty of wood land the Fshkl Mountains, ~ y
are burning and the line ut night Eliminates tho surrounding
country.
Daniel Powers gambler, shot and killed In house
of lfame In Louisville Ky. by John H. Norton youth of
nineteen years, son OF prominent banker.
The municipal election In Virginia. New, yesterday re.
suited in the the entire republican ticket Eayes
republican, for Mayor received $40 voes Bird coorea
sSS votes.
Mr. Beuzells OF Pennsyvania has discovered process
by which all grades of steel iron welded To-
gcher at heat that the upset even under
the sevoIest tests.
Yesterday afternoon frame building the corner Of
Esaosh and Randolph streets. Chicago fell to the ground
severely, though II Is hoped not fatally injured.
Mr. selwyn, Of Boston, publishes denial that he has
whhdrawn from the management OF Sewyns Theatre and
states that his CONTRACTS and arrangements consus him
partner and manager for term OF years not expired
AZ the annual meeting Of the sockholders of tbe ,nc,
M hsmion and Dayton Railroad ct Cincinnati yssterday
dsn, John Young John W. Ellis William Goodman 0sorSe
dick ana Daniel hcIaren.