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THE FENIANS.

0NNie4U~~7 n.....- :
auuttA"Aaaa ar1cHts By the United
States Authorities-The Escape al
Centre mnpnfx from malns,c-
ing Democrats Furnt.h .Tr.n n~n-.
tnTson E.- x.-. A1@asP0fs
80. .---a Ta Aoh ~ ~ .An"ea fntFlots.
:. H1 Nk" LORE, LORE, Aa{ a1..A Malone special saya:
-. 1e escaPe OF EDWARD j. MauniI, Fentan Cen
ti, naa caused extra precautions against similar
attempt p " ne remaining prisoners, ana Captain
Ia, Ma9n, p G command OF The guard house, states
a. .4S n.st man "no movea two feet beyond the
seauy ~ lnes WILL De shot down without mercy By
'uT m suaau. ~, -
enai ~ 9Sa y. .ae ensed states troops and Mar
fmc haen ~ ~ @ q Mannt1 have up to this
ma FeetcI1a9 - af'esl Ssery Fenian officer he can
t.tnt Et. tEate3uA3s MaJoF IN the Fifth United
fa,1, I - a9tnslJ, pem!ed our Colonel J. Cunning
, 1870-06-01

NEw 1oRE, May al;-A passenger who arrived
yesterday By the MHnposa, from Havana states
that On the dag Of his leaving that port, the s5th
instant, tumor was current thA. the nlibuster
steamer M George B. Upton, which sailed from
anaee as port hs9 for cuns da9 5aa
lays Of he nolth skore Of 'nS Tic fastt tae
Department Her passengers consisted almost en-
tireIy OF CnbanA Size went In charge OF cxpcri-
enced men, the officers being Commander Thomas
Dornin Of tho Hornet; Fist Officer, 3. Sommers,
Who successfully landed the cargo Of the Anna:
Second Lieutenant, J. Cooke, Of the Hornet; Third
Lieutenant, J. ChaveaD, late OF the Spanish tiTdro
graphic CorIa; Pay1aster Aunnz, Of the Hornet
and Anna; Surgeon, J. Partello: Chief
Engineer, j.: Ayrran; First Assistant Eng1-
neer, = ToHtlla; Second Assistant En-
ooatd arc under command Of Colonel Gaspar BE-
tancourt, Of General Jordan,B star, who arrived
here with him. His Chief Of Staff Is I.crtcnant
heste1man, Dane. nephew Of Baron de Moltkc
Among The military oi1lcers arc Aesars. CanteEo,
Sstcal, flcIno Fina1a, and TeTy. Twelve military
HAVANA correspondent writes that the rainy
seaaou has Set In IN Cuba, and that yellow fever
mas bfoGen out At NIeyitAs and Pnefto Principe
greatly to the CONSERVATION Of the Spanlards. lie
also ftp0rta Cuban successes In several email Gu
gaRements ~ The execution Of Cuban prisoners by
the spanlsh anthor1tles continues.
AAFASA, May 5l-The troops had sllrmIsh
Jcsterlay with q baud of rebels near ManaRua,
Inc insurgents killed five volunteers and one
apanlsh soldier at Monte Alto, near Palmlllas,
Inc planters and others arc holding nrtyatc
meetings tn Hayana at which they discuss the pro
posed abolition Of slavery,
The steamer which sailed for Casliz, yesterday,
ments on the subject to be laid before the Cabinet
and C0IteZ- HEa
, 1870-06-01
PACIFIC COAST.

decoration Day at Sun Francisco
4he HoHton E1caAFsiontstk-A EdI.
torfai Guerilla shot.
SAN FRANCISCO, May so-The annual decoration
Of soldiers, Grares BY the Grand Army Of the Re-
pnbIs, took place to-day. The Federal troops,
IoG Eagsentn Militia, anu the ciViltans participated
ma N Mll arrive here tomorrow. 4 committee II
ne thamber Of Commerce will meet and escort
1aln Will come into the city, on the Market street
f1aa, ~ ana o STOP u front Of the Grand Hotel
=. me fenlan Council Of this city has decided not
10 accept subscriptions at present
me editor Of the Aozeppd, nksh paper, was
snot through the head, Today, On Montgomery
probably not die.
Tie oWners Of the Mexican grants Ia Northern
tal1otnla, IN order to encourage immigration
nave thfoWn nifty thousand ncres OF land In Sbarta
EalleF, near the line Of the California and Ofeoon
halnoad. Into the market, at three dollaIs per
, 1870-06-01

most Of Their announce determination never to
gage In another conquest Of Canada,
A EutHn i, ha- leen c104eted with two OF
the Fenian leaders tonight, and 1t ia expected
that all the arms and ammunition which re main in
FenIan hanGa I'LL be sold to CuhA at he4Yy dis
count
MALONE, Nay sl--Last evening the deputtcs Of
Marshal Qutmby, With military squad, searched
the Roman Catholic Church, parsonage and Out
houses for aIms. Nothing WAS found.
4 train left fot PotsdaIu Junction, carrying NAT
Ahal QuImby aud one OF his deputies, Lndley,
Donnelly, Powers, Cullen and Gleason, who goto
the CanandatGua jail. Colonies KennealiY snd
ThoTgon, and Captain Glass remain. The tain
carried aHny about 500 Eenlaus.
BUFFALO, My 31.-GenerM Starr arrived Last
night To-day he had an Interview With the con
ycntlon Of Feniana. He made m otr1cta' state
nent Of the condition Of things beyond Malone,
which relieved him and bis command Of tho as-
persinDs hitherto published.
BUFFALO, May s1.-Some Fenians from the
Wcst, who had chartered propell II to take them
10 Chicago, were refused their departure tonight
4 remonstzauce has been made, on the ground
that they intended TO make raid on Canada.
They will not be permitted to leaTe before
morning.
, 1870-06-01

WHITE STOCKINGS W. AT1fIEr1cs-
The Athletic Club, OF this city, tooE d turn with
the White Stockings yesterday afternoon, at Ogden
Park, where about thousand people assembled
to Witness the play. As a fielding game, 1t was the
hest one the professionals have cnntenGe1 against
tn this city. and had the batting OF the Athletics
been equal TO their efficiency In the field, they
would have made bJ far the best showing Of the
year among Chicago organizations Their out-neld-
ers we're eure catches and good thrDwtfs the bases
were well held, the pitcher and catcher equal 10
any hereabouts, and their general play was such
as to make the game tolerably Interesting. The
White Stockings fe1ded as wetl ns usuaf-Whlch Ia
notsayiug much since they have not set been cled
upon To put In thelr very shalpest wurk-hut their
batting was Tar below the marx. Meycrles PITCH
ing Ia improving IN sWlftuess, regularity, end
Ehrewlness every day. and should the rate co.,
time the clo6e Of tho season will ind him one OF
the very hest In the country. In the IRE
Innings pitched by him the Athletics were
able TO make but one run, suffering
four consecutive whlteWashes, but they took
hold OF Plnfham much moro cf5ectuAlIy, batting
him for four runs, two each In the seventh aud
eighth innings. The second base Was played ,y
E1ynn. who 1ustlded the estimate ID which he IL
held ly proving thoroughly efficient In that lldl-
cult position, Flynn IL one Of thoec thoroughly
useful and sensbe tall players who can afford to
be the tenth, general utility man, for tho sake
Of the credit to be derived BY doing everything
well The game WAS umptred by Mr. Sweeney, of
the E1Femeu's nine who Clearly established the fact
that he is posted lii rules and regulations otEcr
than those Of the Fire Department. Below u
, 1870-06-01

Oedicat1on of the Graves Of uion
Sotdaers at ChAxlestea-Ktlle17 a
Falling Wall.
CHARLESTON, MAY sl-The graves of MIN
Soldiers at Magnolia Cemetery were deciatedd
Yesterday. Several 1housand PERSONS we're ras.
ent Prominent Republicans delivered speees ses-
urging the cultivation Of friendly ferilpu,as'
tween the North and South. ~
,ai, uns , wall Of burnt building undergoing reprq
ge1ouEly Toundlrg several others, ~
, 1870-06-01
P0SALS,

The great National Camp Meeting Of the NJ z. Church
WM commence its Annual Sestlon, At pesplaue4 Camp
Ground Illinois. On the 9th DAY ot Auguse to continue
ten days.
Responsible parties desired to enter into con1set
to board he multitude that will assemble For full pas
deula1a cal in pezson At ut South Waterst Chicago
Winotx,
, 1870-06-01
OHIO,

1furG1ory Near CreatIinc-
Accident.
SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CREs1IisE' May af.-The residence Of slnpson
AcCnlly. Esq, one mile east Of Crestl,nc vos
burglartonsly entered this afternoon ,hlto ~
family we're absent at Mansfield, and wearing an
pAfei and JeHelry to the yalne OF $500 caTriei IN
no cue as 1et 70 the perpetrators
- nel9nt tlalh coming north from Gallon thjs
afternoon, when near Crestlioe. strnnE man nan
Taik1ng beside the track, who dsresardel tic en-
elheers signals. He wat badly cut ai,out she head
Ano 1ace, ana doubts arc entertained Of his rccoJ
ef5. he l. from Detroit but his name could not be
, 1870-06-01
s, C. CRlCCS& CO.,
liz and ll9 State-sf., Chicago.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
This IL to certify that tkeundsrsign-
ed have this day formed limited
partnership, under, and in pursuance
Of the statute Of the State Of 11inofa.
That the name or Arm 1ndar WAiok
such partnership il to be conauahs3 In
"Elisha Eldred.' That tho general
nature Of the husdness to be ttansac*.
Z sae ests efea Of cSie.So, sPss. In tn
renting Of yards for tho zec=.tion and
storage Of Lumber, Lath and ShineIes.
and making adva0- --es on contracts Tor
the purchase Of Lumber, Lath. and
Shingles upon the market, and in tho
hnxlns: and selling Of the sano in Chi
cage. That tho name Of the general
Partner in said Ar1n IL Eisha Eldred,
Fssiaio& at the city Of Chicago, In the
county Of Coax. and State OF TsUuo..,
t7k
, 1870-06-01
ITALY,

FLORENCE, May 31.-The government has deter
mined on 3 Thorough reorganization Of the army
the work to commence Immediately, and the Min
lister Of War to see it completed within year. The
government Is also maAag preparations for the
construction of the St. Gothafd Railway,
, 1870-06-01

LONDON, May sl.-Adyices from the west coast
Of Africa announce serious troubles In Liberia
The President has appointed Wnltar Good Col
lector and Postmaster at Palmas, and the people
there, TO whom the appointment Is distasteful,
threaten collision Il be ls confirmed.
LONDON, May 31.-Adyices from the west coast
Of Africa report that party Of missionaries, coz
sisting Of NJ. and 45s Kamseys, and Vt. knohe.
Itt:a iliI take iulu The iuftf1ur.
, 1870-06-01

NKKt&8VEEEs
. Chicago Council No. 4. r. and s. n. H. ReRn1ar
ponnei! this, Wednesday, evening at ~ O'Clock f1r
hoslnese and work AL members and visitors corlxlIy
Per order Of tho T. l. G. II.
, 1870-06-01

CHEAT 7RoT AT TIE UNION COURSE, LONG rs1Asp,
NEW foRE, May s1--The great trot at the
G6n2 Gnloa Course, today between American Gill,
oe to rst horse t. gss secon 1nLee aa9 n
800 to third, was won BY american Gil, who
took the fir2t third and fifth heats Palmer winning
'he secona and fourth. Time, 2:2s; s:24H; 2:25.
PROSPECT FAKK RACES.
=, Inc tot at Prospect Park Course, for purse Of
9l,000, vas Won by Dutchman in three stratQht
heatA- Best time, 9:sqX. o'''@eN'
The double tenn match was won by Idol and
mate, beating Jessie Waters and mate aud Honest
71l Alen ana mate, IL 2:e3, 2:a3, 2:58, and 2;aa.
, 1870-06-01
SPORTING. MATTERS.
Rudoaphe again IN Possession Of the
Diamond Cm-Ho Defeats t
Dion by IL Points, :
The Reektard Bsys Clear Ont tho ChazRfss
Atautiss-Other Bsse Ball News.



THE RCpoLFH-DION MATCH FOE TIE CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW TORK, June II 4 m.--The great btllkrd
contest between CJTille Dion and Rudolphe, fot
$1,000 and the champion cue, vas played thls
evening at the Hippotheatron. The building was
itesAlIy jammed. At the opening Rudolphe took
the cue and made some magnificent shots, scoring
rapidly, making runs Of st, III, g. e6 A. and 1od
Dlon's play at the first Was steady, and in Soruo
respects excellent; but towards the last,
when Rudophe's score was far up among tho
hundreds, he became excited and missed several
shots Which the Iuefcst amateur could have made
with ease. At the tenth call Rudolph Rtond 103
and Dion 64a. At the twelfth he vas 8Q5 to 72si
at the fifteenth Dion had run his score up to L. l39
to kudolphc's $50. At the end OF the game Ru-
dolphe stood 1901 to DI0n'a 1,<s5. Kudotphe's
best run was 15s, just before the game Was CON-
plcted-
Dlons friends attempted to create disturb
alice aud f1Iterfere u prevent Rud01phc from viii
ming, but the police presentedIt
, 1870-06-01

,.i NEw 3oRK. May 31.-Busiuess very dull while
n1 PRICES afe without q1otab!e change Nous de-
arc greatly depressed and selling below COST Prints
Mld printing cloths inactive, but tlr1n- GInghalns
beason pretty well, but better anI liner grades
haze broken down badly In price under liberal In
, 1870-06-01

EARLY CLOSING.

Our store will b elosed At o'cloek an a.Anr..~.
tetnocns during the mouths Of june July, and Aur4
RUR1GT THRILL.
II AH1 II IAkasA
, 1870-06-01
New Eork Wool Market.

NEW foRg, May 31.-No new feature to report
IN the wool market. Transactions In most de-
se9lptons are Hight and In small lots to carry tt
a anatnlnely antl the new woods arrive. Holders
aFe obliged to make further concessions to clIect
sales. california woods arc arriving freely Being
or superior character and condition, they seil
quickly at present figures 0~N
, 1870-06-01

JAC1soksh4k, MAY N.-A few :ecenin9s ago,
burned to desth, at .'elt home IN Mason County.
near HaEan8, 1y the explosion OF Kerosene Iafni.
Mrs. Fletcher Was atster of ". Il. Ataswo7tn, 81
this city.
, 1870-06-01

CoLUAnrs, O., May s1.-Every train is bringing
y delegations for the Democratic State ConTcne,
uoh to-morroW. There doesnot scem to te much
interest to reference to candidatcs but the inter-
est Seems to centre In the platform to be aiontef
lnere = strong force here insisting on repudI-
leaders are here.
, 1870-06-01

Cambridge live Stock Market. =
CAMBRIDGE, Mass-, May s1.-Beef Catt]e-Re-
celpts, 10 Prices advanced sc. Sales Extra,
NA&As13I5; first quality, fl2e5@1275; secopd
QUALIFY, sl1.e591l: IL; third qunlty, s1a h1a1075 IS
sheep AM! Lambs--Recetris, 1,s4s; supply light,
extra, $850(a9.1h
, 1870-06-01
A1EeEheMY Live Stock mark

A1FeEHeHy live MOCK MARKET.
East LIBERTY, May 81.-Cattle run fair: best
7 to 9hc; good deMand, Sheep run large: sell
Ing at 5@6c for good; a5-pounaers exc Hogs run
at 0ti@97ic; medium at 9@91c; light ut s,Eaoc,
, 1870-06-01

SPRINGFIELD, III, May 3L-To-day, about /
1cloG1, pI, DItaser, prominent physician, met
public street, and began IN assault upon him with
eoHhltle. In the melee both men were cons1d-
Gaoly scratched, but no serious damage WAS done.
professional mattets. W. y.
, 1870-06-01

GotCae1A, ra. s1.-A po1ler tn the f,otunh,.
~. +sil.g ., mill, owned BY Caleb g. KAltby, explGeI
nn. niotnlnR severely scaldin4 several emnIoes
Sao Aamea Aeutze1 ha8 a1ace died,
, 1870-06-01

~: I,Rov1nEscx, Nay s0.-Ibe General Assemb}
tt:, ~ u Se~po!t To-day, And organized hY III,
t,t" enSlse o. Aep1bllcan ottieerA Al caucus to
.usnt Aon- Henry B. anthony VIII pomIna.ed IA
te-tiectt0n es UNITED Staiea aenator. ~
, 1870-06-01
ILLINOIS.

Man Killed By Failing Trough a
Trap Door Railroad Fatality
Obituary.
Special Despatch to The Ch1csGo Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill, MaJ 3l.-Marun Dolan, Collector of
Kickapoo, Peoria County, fell through a trap door
In his house the other day Into the cellar under
meath, breaking bis neck and killing him instantly
4 man, name unknown, Eas run over by the
down express train On the Chicago, Rock Island
i Padl6c Railroad yesterday morning, near Chilli
cothe, and instantly Elldd. His head lay against
the rail When he heard the train coming he
raised It up TO see what the matter was, ant VAS
struck By the pilot Lie was Intoxicated, aud from
articles found On his person Is supposed to be a
burglar.
Jas, n. Woodbury., Of Gibson Il Woodbury., q
prominent wholesale grocery merchant, died this
afternoon Of Inflammation Of the bowels.
, 1870-06-01

PnrGurEErs1E, ". T., Juuc 1.-The eon and
daughter Of D: T Ciapl, President of the National
Bank Of PouRhIeepsie, were thrown from car
injured It ls thought that the daughter Will de
, 1870-06-01

TRENTON, n. J. May 31.-1n ac United statca
District Court, to-day, john Wilkins, an English
man. was convicted of smuggling s15, ls9 worth OF
Steamer Maine.
, 1870-06-01
ZEAL ESTATE.
$50. HOMES. $50

VIC continue to aeu out lots fus &ss Tht1e 1ots arc
so;sred with shadtes streets arc made; they but
- h!teka from tho Court House, between Lincoln
Humboldt pss and arc located "a the htghcst k{purd
about Chicago. near depot aud street cxr1
, 1870-06-01
RUSSIA.
AFRICA.

81. PE1ERsBCEG, May sl.-The assassin Of the
yents In the mines, and exile to Siberia the 1e-
Ma1udtr Of his tile.
, 1870-06-01
CANADA.


MONTREAL, May s1.-Testerdsy afternoon The
British troops we're reviewed by Primes 1rthnr - at
COOKS Corner. The Prince left for this citY aftar
the review. s '8"1A
, 1870-06-01
nat&imores Pittsburgh and Coutl-
mental Railroad.

Special Despatch h The ChIcAeo THb1nn
LoCpoSy1L1E, May s1.-A railroad meeting vaz
held last evening In the interest Of the Batirnor
Pittsburgh 4 Continental Road. The meetin1
was addressed by Or. 4. J., Scott, Judge gtevart
a and ofhera 4 committee was appointed to solicit
Il generally expected that forty Of ffty thousand
dollars more can be raised. Tie people are awate
70 The great Importance Of securing tte rTeat
tnofou8o1afe through this pat ot the countrY
, 1870-06-01
ADVERT1SERQJ A
MASONIC NOTICE8.

Call ard as estiascs and sec our m b. fo,s contract
ing for arertisine- Choies lhGsloses sree.
Our hoass ssa& tsodfe In 1885, Adse+tEsersts tesrt
In oil le papers L0EIS LkOTU 4 20
GeNerdI A2reyfitfnd A1enc,t Us n.1xbx,r,,sk
, 1870-06-01

MADISON, Ind, May s1,-A IRE took nlsea m
West Main C1pss street 1ast eY1atnk, "a IA faed
, 1870-06-01


Thn E,Irat ,.aea,,.,. .
coust1nctnr raifTnod IL yroI, Se tae 1ime lot
the west en3 of sate snro,tn o ." eioA Mfef al
Nas passed, NPe4A''' !" oasne4o' "is'
Nj. SUMNER frnm the Eo,nt,i,taa naa :, r,o-.t,,
a.d IN establishing 1nter-oceantc communication
oSsTeen the United States and Asia, rcportef1 8
~ carving out the ideas OF the meno1iaust in
to facilitate teieaTanb cn}nmnntca,inm hai1eeu u
America and Asla He also reporte1l another It'll
on The same subject adversely
MI. HARLAN, ron from the be Committee COM on Indian
Affairs reported adversely upon bills for the rat-
stocEbdee, and o,her 1nsn M ee ees; also Wiz 1tb
the Miami Indians, Of Kansas.
Upon ". Harlans monon the SENATE voted on
an rejected the several treaties
rnited States Vas considered Without acfon, A. md md
debated mainly upon including Connecticut In tho
EVENING SESSION
nrr1c1EscT mis-
II. ,ynpDr,, .rt 80, a.. ~, ~
c,,r;tar,, th a. 4!ne' eu up e ~, ~. M toi
snnnitleR ne hencehey u artropllaiions ios tle
In!~ u atoM nno LuileaHe u nseApels u tne
House 81 kepresentatiyes
Amendments ~ TIC COMMITTEES 20 m on Appropr1a-
ons 1nq ,Sa doF a. dnt.a n
70 t1,1nId, oec!etsg ot ne I!easn5 %
pa5 sPeG:sh ~, eouns'' were oeoaeo anu aoopted,
aaa sne oln fasseo. -
n> &m +.. ~. ".,tas ~ ,,.,,.
ne bin was finally passed over the Fresident's
yeas, u NAYS, Il
1ANp BILL
Mr.. STEWART called IN the Honsc ,otnt ncso-
tafn i,nds " orrnt.d to tSe ,on+Sern pscnc ~ p.-
tnad - Es1s;,1ns ~ 11e eoo'nefa F@el1c Hao
Nr .cAssEkLY advocated amendments giving
sas BELIEFS ~ to5S !anas tne E,HnL 70 enler
9e.. n,.. a@1ae unoe1 LUZ nones1eao anu fle-epuon
me amendment was rejected. The bill then
passeo Lit LIT otnA1e' Aolou1neo.
,,ore,- ~, 177-7,7,7-7r-,-
Tie bill to rcytre the navigation and commercial
interests OF the United States Was considered, the
previous question seconded. and the main question
ordered. Discussion was then continued by
MesIs LfNGA NH; and WOOD. IN the conrSe q the
debate objection Was made by Nj. SCHESCk,
that he hsIF allowed foE closing the debate hsd
aiIead} been consumed hJ the Chairman OF The
se!ect at GoM11itsse. tI13I ~
teInita; ~ sae nn3eeuon aud H.
NJ. ScHESck remarked that the gentleman
haa closs1 649 ne a9a ueGale @ t%o OF three nmea.
Mr- scHENck spade point Of order that the
consumed by him. .....-
The ; esPEAkER = intimatsd that be woall have to
Mr. SCuESCk then withdrew It. md Nj. Lynch
proceeded with his remarks, III the course Of
which be made q rema1s which reflected on the
Ms hi: scuESck- What do you mean by imputing
Mr, LYNCH. withdraw the remark.
Mr. SCHESCK. You ought to. It is imperti-
nent and Indecent ! have acted on my OWL
Mr. LYNCH. Withdraw the remark, In order
70 save time 70 80 On With my argument
At the close OF the speech, remarks were made
fTSt KoexF fhn thn
, 1870-06-01
hhled In a ShtnRfc MJ11-Progress on
the Oshkosh d niasissippi XatI-

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribnnc.
OSHKOSH, WIS, May, sl.-Thomas n. Murphy
latorer ut work in the ahingle mill OF Fl. Il,
emlth' was struck on the head With . shipgle bolt
to-day, killing him instantly.
Edward Sargent, Engineer Of tho oshtosh +
Mississippi 1aatlroaI Company, has made a report
81 tue EurTey Of the route between Oshkosh and
ronte is worth s5s.a and to complete It ready for
the iron #l1l cost 353440. When subscriptions to
stock are completed, the work Of completing the
road will beglu at once,
, 1870-06-01
Horrible Murder In Cumberland
EounAy.N. C..

RALEIGH, May Sion Wednesday afternoon
last three men went to the house Of Daniel aud
Nelt Mcleod, brothers, living tn the western part
Of Cumberland County, anil murdered both. They
Ntill McLeot.. The McIeods were pcaceab1e AMI
highly respected by theIr nelghbory.
, 1870-06-01

ROME

BOSTON, May a1.-fieo Setllons, the nrtzc l1ht-
er, was sentenced To-day to six months Imarsou-
me1t III the House OF Correction,
, 1870-06-01

annual Meeting OF tho Allen County
Medical Society.
-, FeRT NATNE. May s1.-The Allen County Aedl-
Upwards Of one hundred phYBIciaps Tere in ~
tenaance, u. n. s. Davis, OF Chicago, dellyerId
PUBLIC lecture In the Court House. which VA
INC association MAS banquetee It Captain McEin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-24

itinr the Eastern States, says the Russian
Prince Imperial contemplates visiting tn
United States next spring
Provo CRY, Utah, September effort,
United States troops made q raid on thi
town, demolishing several houses and or
rested several city officials. They bayOn
eted and beat several citizens.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September q, T: NJ
Barometer 1885; wind north northeast
Arrived: Steamship St. Mary, at eight r. M
Lewis, master, from Galveston, to Y. a.
Whitney 4 Co. No departures.
AKMPHIs, September 3.-Arrlvea E GA
Srt and Edinburg from Island NO. ~ o re
parted: Julia, for Vicksburg anu Olvo
Branch, for St. Louis. River s ssauonary'
Weather cloudy. Thermometer oON.
LOUISVILLE, September Zine river Is
falling slowly, with seventeen lncnes III the
chute and four feet scant on Portland par.
weather clear and pleasant. Business on
the wharf is active. several Doats arc
loading for New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, September 23.-The Wauniia,
Scr CINCINNATI, and the Continental. for st.
Iouis. passed up at ten o'clock last night
The South Western, from st. Louis, passed
down at two o'clock this morning, and the
iberia. new boat, from the Ohio river.
y,sssei down at one O'Clock this afternoon
fhe local packet City of Cairo, departed for
81. Louis 1T seven o'clock, and the Robert
Z. Lee, for New Orleans, at eight O'Clock
this evening. The river is rising. The
weather is clear and warm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-24
MARKETS..


New York, September 49, Evening"
Cotton closed heavy; sales to-day 1000 bales:
middling uplands l8c. Flour: State and
Western in fair demand; superfne 81 Goa
Is; Southern unchanged. Wheat firm
with fair export and milling demand; win
ter red and amber Western 81 34d1 351s.
Corn unchanged. Beef steady. Pork dull
and lower at $25. Lard unchanged.
Whisky duh at 89h 090c. Groceries dull
and steady. Turpentine steady. ROsin
weak Ta1low at 909Ac.
CINCINNATI, September 23-Cotton dull,
prices declined 14c; middling 17lac. Flour
dull and dropping; family IS 7506. Wheat
dull and dropping, No. red winter 81 IL.
Corn is in good demand at full prices: No.
2 mixed 69@71c. Oats 340 44c. Pork
425 Lard IAN 0l5c.s Bulk meats: Shout
ders l2c; sides l334c; NO sales. Bacon:
Shoulders lac; clear rib 16lac; clear sides
17ltc. Tobacco dull and unchanged. Sales
to-day 81 hhds.
ST. LOUIS, September 23.-Flour quiet
and unchanged in every respect. Wheat
opened dull and closed active; No. 2 winter
G07Oc Oats 40 a 44c. Whisky 9Oc Pro-
visions quiet Pork $25 Is So Bacon
Shoulders 1874 q 14c; clear rib l6a4c: clear
sides 7a4c. Lard Isaac.
Foreign Markets.
ools closed at 92A Bonds 90h.
S92, 0OQ bales, of which q, 900 are American
Beef declining.
Evening.-Cotton closed dull; uplands
9kd; Orleans 9lad. Sales to-day 10000
bales, of which 1000 were for export and
gDeculation