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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

- Das vYoltablatt" bel9ulpiAt ben
@&tb. @m. 9. Murray> wel9er Germ
s, 9. Brisbin Dor etni9en Tagen in et=
mem pfen!n 8riefe an ben vpioueer" ais
pemotratilAen Gon9rebz @anricaten pp,z
19ld9t uunlauttrsr Motipe" uno beseiGz
net MurruY's 5anolun9 alS einen
ui@mubiAen @treid".
Der vNa9tar" loQte ni9t 70 poretli0
}ein uno berporra9enpe Dempfraten SER
unelimpfen. Dir empfsblen rem Na@z
bar ben B1isf Bri6bin's, pel9er bente
Wor9en i'm uYieneer" Ser1fentlt@t it,
~ lelen unb Su tebersi9en.
- Gin Mrtttel Der au96t. &btnb 3ei>
tuns 14liebt NIT ful9enren @eoanten :
Sci ben, jsbi9en Gtnt0uneswerfe fam
bfe Bei@leunt9uno nt&t prtnSenb eenue
empfoblen rerpen, uno fe fam tnSbei on
bere ber batril9en Staatsre9terun9 nt9t
brtuBenb 9enu9 empfpblen reroen. Der
iebieeMo omen 1T fit bic Befrtept9uns BET
baieriI@en@ eperatwIn19e 70 BInfte, wte
ct tpobl lpdter ni@t pieper fomr1er mirb.
&SntD Wilbelm Don preuben 1T CUR 3eit
Don er5btem @oblwouen fit 8aterr,
pur9prunBen. Das unterlaGen ber @t>
nt0un9 wlrpe aber ft@erlt9 cine 9roee
Mibfimmun9 terpprbrtn9en. Da6@erz
1dumen beS jeBi9en QlniieenNugenblidS
tplrbe |pdter geptb bitter bereut perben !
So 1T paber ppbl AUDI am plaBe> penr
pus bairil9e @olf jsbt feline @lnl9e In
Be;uo auf bic peutl9e @erfa6un9sfraee
~ einem un;wefoeutisen @uSorude
brinet"
MuntreaL 20. Sh,-Gtm farte
GrberI4atteruns wurbe beute Worsen
bier peripdrt. Die 5duler f@panften
unb bic G%inpobnsr i1urSten auf bic Stra>
zen.
BUR 1elten Belt murbe bic Grl9utte<
run9 in New yort uno MlbanY, narnentz
lid In leBttrer @taot mabr9enomn1en.
Sn NlbanY par Der Barometer tn
furser 3eit 1ebr i6ne1 sefauen, unb
bauerte bic Grl9atteruns unsefabr cine
Minute.
800 Gub ber Seoensburs &ilenbabn>
Is MetIen Don portlanb ienften fi@ CUR
r. Belt iener Grl9Gtterune unsefabr sebn
Gue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
BUR Eartf,Tra8e.

Die &spublifaner baben fi& enti&it,
ben 3u @unften zines 3oQtarife trtIdrt
NIT BerIdf@tf8un9 re5 unterf&tepe6
3mil9en an,erifantl9en unb %ausldnoi<
i&en &rbettsl5bnen..; bic ALIEN rt@tise
Gbeorte CUR 21lun9 tieier Grdse eesenl>
ber bet Ebeorie be8 GretbanteIs.
Ginem Mrtttel beS Danenport Demo-
frat" entnsbmen wir 3ar rpetteren Grldu>
terune pteler Grase Golsenbes:
~Dref @runojdBe fnb IS baupt1d@z
liG> pel@e, pie wir frlber au6etnanoer>
stlest baben> BEL 8efimmun8en tts 3ou>
tariffs terIdf@ttst mtroen mhi1en> ndmz
lid:
1. Der 3ou muB 70 frtrt >ptrben,
baB Ct feline 8afs fit Muncpole BILL
ben fann.
2. Der 3outarif mub mS91t@f f,
b. ). - tpett e8 bic 9anoestntere7en
eeitatter. benz Greibunpelslyfem fi@
1dber".
3. Du 3oQanidbe mti6en 70 be>
ftimmt tperoer, baB fie unttr Gefbal>
tuny ve; eben a~nsefabrten @dBe UNI
iere eisene Snbufrte unb unleren6a n>
bel nt&t f@doisen> 1onpern belize, no
m68l}@, fo8ar beben.
DaB Der 3wed Der 31lle bauptid@li@
Der it, benz Commencement bic nStbigen
>Sinnabmea 3u oeri@ifen, pertebt f1@ pom
lelbf. NM @er aber bebauptet, bab es Il.
nerlti fi wit bic 36Qe selset perbtn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

Die neue&i8a. Sci tenn ugla9:
bar, msl1er fart an @iiunen leipet 1T
isrenfalS trsenpmo cine S9raube lple
eemprpen. Gr falelt BON elmer 9roben
@sreiniBun9 Der Deutlden in ben Ser.
Staaten unp mi1ft Wi6ouri &eform> &ez
p%utlifaner, 6eder> 2eute I'M ilpli9en 81
linoi6 uno bic oemotratil9en 8twunpc.
rer DpnneQys ale in cinen Gppf sulamz
men uno 1T eludlih in Dem @epanfen>
eaB Don jest al Die Wlajoritdt rer Deutz
19cn in cen Ser. 6taaten unter ibren be-
rcutsnrfe Gdbrsrn Aue ouf elmer Seite
flmpfen."
Bir mlni9en yon 9er,en> bab oirlsr
olldlide 3eitpunft in nidt III entfernter
3eit eintreten m19e> aber bis jeBt fnp
nod weni9 NnSei6en pcrbanpen, rab bic
Deutldcn Mmerita's in pclitil4en Sra
oen NQe auf elmer Seite flmpf.n.
Nur Elm Yillondr ODER Elm untepeuten>
Der Dema9oee mie her ~Na9bar" fam
bebaupten, cob Ter lofale 3wilt Der Ne>
publifaner in Mi0ouri cine rationale
Bepeutun9 fit 81: Deutl6en in Mmerifa
babe.
6dtte Der Na9tar f@ nur bic Mlbe
9enommen, feline Nait IN bic @efl. Dot
gu fteden, mie er unS fruber in 70 liebens>
wurpi9er @ei1e on9eratben, 70 tpirce ct
obne @&mieriofeit lebr 19neu entoedt
baben> pob bic Tarif. Ylanfe in ben plat>
former beiper Gratttoneu Der Republican,
l9en partet in @li0ouri ioentil@ III, rab
lberbaupt Der 3mit IN Mi6ouri ni6t
leoi9li& In Zen piperetrenpen &nft&ten
Iber bic "@ntre&tun86"> Gra9e 3u iu&tn
if, 1onpern bauptld&li& in rer perf1n>
Der @anpipaten. Die Liberal
reputlifanii&e" partet BON Mi1ouri
rplrpt @oup. Mle@lur9 auf tbrer tt9enen
platform, ielbf tuenn ct fi& auf oteielbe
perpf i@tete, nt&t aeeeptiren, neil jene
&eputlitaner CUTE unp btnrei&enbe
@rdupe unp Beweife baten, ba6 ibrem
Me@lurs unter teinen umhdnpen 81
trauen 1T, ra6 ct bur@ feline 5anplunes<
rpeiie pas @ertr1uen uno bic Ndtune oes
inteQisenten @oltes BON Mi0ourt perlps
TEN bat.
llno bter r15Se es un6 erlaubt Iein, ~
bemerfen, baB oer bemofratt19e @pn8'eB<
@anptpat in Mtnneiptu, Senatius Don>
neQY, eerabe In berielben Sage fi@ be1n<
bet &pie Der MiHourt Mc@lure.
ST fam bic llnterfdbune terRepublt>
faner MinnefotaS auf feiner Ylatform
erbalten, benr Dpnneuy'6 1errdtberii9e
uno tntrtsuante 5unplun8sweiie in ben
leBten Sabren bat btnldnsli@ beuielen,
oaB ct ednSlt@ un3uuerldiFs, baB er Elm
Dema9ose it,
llno pielen DonneQy felt ber Na&bar
in pieielte @atesorie NIT uebrenbaften,
unabbdn9teen Rspublifanern" wie @raB
8romn unb Carl S@u,3. ="
Dieter 8etrus 1T 81. darf. Der bon
elmer ber1ofrati19en @pnpentipn ,1pmt>
nirte DonneQp, pelaer feline platform,
aueer ieiner peri5nliden, bat, il unb
bleibt Elm uNene8at"", i(elbf trena i'm bas
gplfsblatt IN - anftdnptse GeltQi@aft,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

bemna1 ni9t ouf Me@nuna Der &epub>
~litaner, pdel,duss prssn, aartts9 0sffaatb SIT uni,
elddli1 su Gnre i8tbra9t fonptrn auf
&e@nun8 Der Demofraten, rpel1e Jpn
peronlaBt baben, gu febea fnb. 4'&. &'&
Golgente osreleibenre 3uiammenftelz
lung Der Mus9aben perldieoener &eeie>
runsen benefit flar bit Nidtisfeit unierer
8ebauptung, tae Der @rant'fden @omi>
n~ilratipn ni@t Der @orpurf BET. Ser
i9wenbun9 9ema9t ,perren fam:
Die @efamm!auseobe fit BAG Gisfalz
Sabr 1869 bis1870 betrd9t $292,124>z
052.18. 3ieben mir capor bic Mussaz
ben fiji Die rur9 bic NebeQicn entfanbe<
men Soften, fir 8unpeszS 9ulb, penfo>
men, permebrte Soften ber Mrrnee lnp
6lotte, tpel9e BAG artise Sdmm9en Don
$211,241,116.72 au6ma9en, alb, 70 er<
balten MIR cine laufenpe NusAabe BON
$8O,882,936.45 Currency. Tim einen
@ersleiG NIT frRberen Mrminifratipnen
3u erm1eliden, unilen pir btele Summe
auf bic @olobaf6 repu;iren, pas, ba
Sob 1869-1870 bur9lanittli@ 1882
$40 proaent Nanp> Elm @elultat BON
$65,651,733.32 ereiebt. Nebmen mir
bic 8eo1lferun9 Der Ger. Stoaten auf
40,000>000 an 70 f6mn1t auf ba8 erite
Gisfaliabr Don Grants Momtnifration
$1.64B pro &ppf. Sn benz Ti8faljabr
1880 hi8 1870 hptr,1npn Me Nuanokpn
fir rieielben Soften, welde uir Der
@tant'i@en Nominifratipn rebitiren,
$63>025,789.34 @plp pper bel elmer 8e<
p6lferuna Don 31,400,000 1907 per
&opf. Sc tommt Dies elmer &crmincez
rung BON Is YrpSent per &opf 9lei@>
troy Der Gin fen ouf bic Bombs BET Yact=
Fc Giienbabn uno trpB Der GrIfnun9
iablrei1er Territprien.
Go!Senpe Isabelle sei9t bic MuS9aben
pro &opf pdbrenc "a Sabren:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
Die tpabre 26fun8 Der Traee.

Sn ber seBenwdrtieenW abl> Ganpasne
in, 3tpeittn gonBreb>D ifrtftt, uno that
iadli@ i'm gan3en Staate, bemdben nd
bieD empfrate1 urb LIT 5%o9enannter uur,z
'a%bbdneiser" @anbipat 6err Dcnneup>
beu1 @olfe @lauben ~ MAIDEN bab IS
ii@ IN tieler@a J leoiBli@ UNI bic IS a.
rtf<Gra9e" banole.
Dies 1T midi ter Tau. Gum Sc
tpeile bierfir la1en wir bic planfen Der
platform lber bielen @eeenftano foleen.
Die republtfant1&e platfurm
fa8t:
"A. Be1&IoMen: tab, neil bic
&epenuenI wel@e fit Grbaltun9 Der &e<
eterun9 uno &ufre@tbaltun9 pe8 2aneeS
Credits erforberlt@ finb, gum 9rusenTbetl
bur@ 35ue auf ausldnoii&e Gabrifate
er3telt ,perben, ein Senau unter<
l&etbenber 3pllzTartff flr
&epenuen allen re@tmdbi9en Nnfor>
berun9tn Der @ei6dftsz uno Snbuirte~
Sutere6en bes 2anbe6 9enlsen ioQte;
uuo 1olen feline Steuern gum
Na9tbeil be6 &plte8 unb
@prtbeil 1on Yripat<Snte>
re1@en unb Mpnppplen auf9ez
le9t tperpen, uno Yerlansen MR. taB> 70
tpeit ais tbunli@, rie fir ben &ebensz
u@nterbalt uno Snbufrie nptb>
>peneisen Mrtifel ouf bic Greiltfe
9elebt weroen."
DpnnellD5 Yl1Iiorm> melde bic
Demotraten in ciele r Wabl aoop1irt baz
ben> ia9t:
v8e1@lc11cn: ba6 Sscermann
pa6 &e9t baben iou> bic Grii@te ieiner
Nrbeit Ia Su %serfaufen, no ct ben b19z
fen Yreis paiIr erlan9en fam, uno leiz
men Bsbarf ia ein~5ufuufen, po er iol&en
am biQisfen erlangen fann> unp pab fol-
der 8cparf nur FOLDER 8efteuerun9 un<
terpurfen fem iou, al6 CUR 8cNreitun9
Der 8erwaltung8tot fen u~nbeoin9t erf or
berli9 it,"
SIT S:manp i'm 5tanoe, in obiAenRez
lelutionen iy9enc melden prinSipieQen
l1nterl9iep 81 Fnren? G6 1T fetner oor>
banoen.
@tnn nun fsin INTERRUPTED 3u inben,
tpenn feline Meinurs6Yeribiepsnbsit in
Ter platform ftottfnpet wsl9e Grase lit
IS cann> pelhe eieYarteien uno rie@anz
otcaten trennt?
Die 21lung tteler Grase 1T nidt
1bwer.
Die ein3ise 6rase ron GROCER 8eoeu<
tun9, UNI welbs e6 ll@ banrelt, 1T bic:
pb pir einen 3uperldl19en, aufri6tisen
unp prin3ipientEeutn &epublitaner, ME
General Mveriu e6 If, al5 u~n1srsn 3e>
prdlentunten I'm nd@ften @un9reb boben
(outn; ODER ben intrieuanten, 1hlIpfsiz
een Natulitsn DunneuD, rel6er na6
leiner eiosnen Nuslo9e pas prinsip teiner
Yartei rsprdlentirt melder in ieiner Neoe
an, Is. Septemter, in wel9er ct bic be-
mofratil9e domination annabm, 1aete :
SD tebe DOT gu6 in 6else elmer
Muforoerung meinerM itblreer unb fraet
Sbr mad e1nerplattorm 70 1plbt, tb ttebe
auf Der platfcrm Don S9natius Dpn>
neuY."
l1nter lol9en %umfdnoen lit bic @abl
ni6t 19wer, uno rbne Elm grocer prppbet
~ fem, f4nnen mir i9on jeBt NIT &C.
wiBbeit 1aeen, baB Sobn s. NYsriu UNI
fer nd6Rer &eprd1entant fem wirp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

@leptlanb, ., 10. Sft. Der
Grof leBte Na4t par bier febr fart
eben(o mte our4 ben 9an3en @taat Mf>
@tsan+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
Donnerfa9 ben q. 9ttpber 1870.
&epubIifQn. Nominattpnen.
Str Gonereb< &epratntantsn:
@rRer Difrift-M $. DunntlL.
3weiter Dilrift-SpbnT. Mnertll.
Mn un1ere Mbpnnenten.

Da @ele 81 renjeni0en @rtiteln &C.
bSrt bic Der Druder immer brau9t IS
unS aber niGt mS9li9 it, BET 1eben'
Mbonnenttn in perlen Yorjulpreden, 70
baben mir fol9enre 5erren erma@ti8t
@elrer fit unS in Gmpfang gu nebmen.
MQe 4uittun9en peroen BON oteler
Office brett au69efeQt uno tDnnen@borz
nenten, bic an einen Der na9benannten
Maenten aabIen, bielelte na@ um9ebsnber
Yof BEL rem(elben in Gmpfans nebmen.
Bir merpen Don jeBt an jecen Wfonat
un)ere BU9er na9ieben unb NQen bic
Elm 9on3eS Sabr unb caraz
Der 56ulpiB fino &eGnune 3%ulenpen.
Bir bitten re G%mpfdn9fr> iubalO al6
naSeli9 gu beridti9en. Wir baben BIC
fen Ylan auf Buni@ pieler unierer
Mbonnenten acopt'rt uno wpuen bpfen,
oab ct spn Muem gut auf9enommen miro.
gr wiro, renn 9etreuli6 aus9efQbrt Can
uns fol- IS ni@t feblenD swet Defenders
quite @irfuu9eN baten> ndmli@: erten8
bie> baB fem Mpnnent pbne IS 3u merfen
tiefer ais fir tin Sabr in S9ulp 9era<
tben fam uno S%neitenS, oaB mir ni9t
INNER nit leeren Tal9en Dor Gau<
lenbe sdblenren Bu9-Gento's itBen,
mt6en unp un6 aus purer &erjweifun9
btnter ZEN Stren frabsn, neil mir bel al
ben Mueitdncen nitt wi1en, 100 ca6
@elo fir BE papisrre@nun9 ber3uz
neDnen.
Rinneapplis - u. Inpblau1 .
@brYfal Cafe - M. 8rpb6.
Stem ulm -Gr. Gurfer.
6tilwater - 6. &attenbure.
Winuna - % NJ. &eub.
Rebwins g. 6. @mitb.
Stnber]on Adam nd.
gbnsta 8. Sbies.
CAREER - W m. @litI9ta.
9afines - pfeiftr
Nanfato - s. 8. 3artman.
ct. Yeter IS nj. g d immeL.
ypune ameriea -@ebr. A"dermanu.
Waepnia -Spbn 8ebrenfelb.
0aribault - g. GledtnRtiu.
5Rt9inien -9. Blazing.
@abaibaw - O 60. q. Qayes.
&etbS 2anbtna - {. 9annemanu unb
M. % atteri9.
ct. glpub - 81. g 9Sneman.
Bbssline S. Bobbarb.
D0eo-Sobn 5eb
Batertptpn -QpuiS Nau1G.
&odfuro -Subn 2ubf1@er.
&ogefer - 9 Bafblp.
Sanb Greef-@ @ebrin9.
&c Sueur S. 6. 81 8.
Grrntenoe S. g 9neiper.
Napsu @tream &c. st d.
Belle ylaine S. Mebner.
Ma!1ie Mpuub -Sobu @rStd.
Dulu!b -5trmann SSwale.
g!aiymont - 6. Buebrin9.
Grr0slviae -YbiL Drenel.
9xrle'S Corner 6. popptb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06

" neat was dull and unsettled by cable news
and pnes Were &C. &c. lowerhe market closing dull aud
mere was scarcey any strictly prime wheat OF
ne sales were only about 10000 bushels NJ 81 %
.rn Eooa NO. Chicago spring vi ~ 81 "a for su-
psnor 20 good No. Milwaukee, ~ 80 for fair
Corr was iiner with moderate demand The sales
Dout oWV bushels al s3c 81 06 for to choice
nsl m'.ed and ~ 0o 81 10 for yellow and
more a. uve the sales being 10000 bushels &c. 64c for
Westerh aoa and 6c zoe for State Ohio and Pennsyl
va9ia rye barley and barley malt duh and nominal
at former prices.
GUSsRs dull and prices nominal at Gle 22,c
We heard OF sales
HAY-With only moderate demand and free receipts the
market WIS quiet and prices heavy We quote Ship
ping ~ .oc retail lots, &c. VI To- long straw 81 a
81 lb short do. 9Oc. a 95c.
HEMP was inactive and prices entirely nominal
1853 tgod) for Manila llMc. l2c do for Siss 756c. &c.
sales.
Hops.-The market extremely quiet there still being
no demand except for small lots to supply the
wants OF brewers Prices ranged from 2c the latter
price for prime grades.
HfDEs.-Though the market quiet prices were firm
al the following quotations :-Buenos
2S]Sc 24c do 20 TO 23lb 23pc. 24c Montevideo q
70 II lbs 23c 25hc Corrientes 81 to % lbs 2c
~ lbs, 2sc. &c California, % to rs lbs 2c. q &c
Central American trimmec, Is to 81 bs., 9c. do.
trimmed. IS to q lbs 1sc; tMatamoros and Mexican %
to "a lbs, &c., Vera Cruz is to 10 lbs l9c Tampico 20
to % bs lsc Bogota Is to 20 bs I9c Maracaibo 20 %
lbs, lac. to l5c, all gold
LEATHER. The market for hemock sole quiet there
oeng but little demand but prices steady and hrm
especially FOR the better descriptions, which small
supply OAK was quiet but prices were steady, with ANAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
THE TURK 81 ARMY.
Eugene O'Reily, the Irish Onicer.


TO THE EDITOR OF'THE HERALD
Allow me to correct very great mistake made by
your BeyrOut correspondent with regard to the hero
OF his letter which appeared in the HERALD of yes
terday. Eugene O'Reilly never was private soldier
and never was In the English army, but was the
trusted friend and companion OF Thomas F. Meagher
and others in the attempted rebellion OF 4s In Ireland
He belongs to one OF the Oldest and most respect.
able families in the county Meath and has many rela
tives In the Austrian and French service. Alter his
liberation from prison he left Ireland and
entered the Sandman service as a cavalry
officer, where he remained until the Crimean
war broke out, when he rendered his SER
vices to the Sultan and entered the Turkish service
equal In rank to major in the English, which IL
next TO colonel. He was the first Christian who got
q command in the Turkish service, on which occa.
sion the English thunderer the Times came out with
D leader on an Engishman being the first Christian
getting command In the Turkish service, appar-
emily not knowing he was an Irishman for whose
arrest the government had not long before offered
reward OF f5OO. 1t being very well known to many
OF your readers that Eugene O'Rey OF '4S, and Has
san Bey O'Reily are one and the same person, and
tearing that some OF your readers may through your
correspondence letter. be led to believe he disgraced
himself by DOMINIC the English livery after his in
generation, am induced, through Old friendship
Tor hin, to ask you to give this correction. which
will much Obge yours, &C., JAMES CROTTY.
81 MURRAY STR EFT, July 8, 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
HOW DIVORCES ARE OBTAINED IN CHICAGO
Fraud and Betrayal OF Trust by Solicitor.
From the Chicago Post June 24l

lfrOW the CnlcaRO Post, June ~
RECORDERS CoURT.-E1iza O'MdUey rs. John
OMdUey-PrOceeding to set aside decree OF divorce.
based upon strong allegations OF fraud on the part
or defendant and his solicitor. O'Maley filed a
bill for divorce rom complainant In May, 1869.
charging her with desertOn and also making aflda.
VT that she was, at the time Of the institution OF the
suit, resident OF another State, and without the
jurisdiction OF the court. Default was TAKEN and
the case went to master In chancery, that the proof
might be taken and the courts action Indicated
After default complainant, who was resident OF
this city, learned OF the proceedings com
menced against her, and retained John L..
Doran who claimed 10 be a lawyer. 10 defend her,
paying him fifty dollars. He had the default set
aside and flied her answer to the bill. He then told
her go home and wait until he sent Cor her. az he
supposed he would in about three months thereafter
saying 1t would take about that length Of time for
the court 10 reach the case but OF certainty her
presence would not he required In three months.
lie informed her that he would watch the case. II
~ charged that few days after thus Doran with
drew the answer and allowed second default TO be
taken and reference made. The case again went be.
fore the master, when OMalley made oath that his
wife deserted him in 1851 and had never since lived
with him. Upon this evidence decree passed for
divorce In October last. Complainant AYERS that she
has lived IN Chicago for more than eight years, be-
ing absent but once since her marriage, and then by
the request OF her husband on account or sickness
1t IL also stated that the woman cannot read Where
fore, as the only service was by publication, based
upon false affidavit, and her solicitor betrayed his
trust the whole proceeding IL void. The bill deues
every allegation VI defendants bill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-06
GOVERNMENTS DULL AND STEAD,


The lower range of the gold quotation Influenced
lower prices in the government market but the de-
cline brought out few bonds. The London quota
ton in advancing to so7S 81 checks speculative
sales and encourages holders. While the currency
prices to-day declined about three eighths per cent
as compared with Saturday the gold price Of bonds
really advanced The following were the final street
quotations:--United States currency skies, 1884
1l4,l; do. do 1881, registered, lis 115; do. do,
coupon, 115 a l15I; do. fve-twenties, registered,
May and November, 1I17I 111X; do do. 1852, cou.
pom, DO, 111% 11i5I; do. dO 1854, do. DO, lily
1l1N; do. do. 1896, do. do, 111x 111M; do do,
1866, do. January and July, 1loss 1l0A; do. DO.
1907, do. do 1904 1lo,t; do. DO, 1868, do. do,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

CLARK-LUx--On Monday, June q, at ST. Joseph =
church, YOrkville by the Rev. Father Theresa, VIM
CENT CLARK TO FRANCES Lux youngest daughter OF
colonel Henry Lux.
GALLAHER-BURRELL.-On Sunday July 3, at the
residence OF the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, JOHN GAL
LAHER to Miss FRANCIS INDEPENDENCE BURRELI.
botn Of this city.
UAMBLTN-SsITH.-In South Brooklyn, on Wednes
day, June 20, by the Rev. DIR. Hoyt, Mr.. CHARLES W.
HAMBLJN, OF Williamsburg to Miss MARY l.. SMITH
OF South Brooklyn.
GRIEBEL-RTTTER.-On Sunday. July 3, Mt the resi-
deDce OF the BRIDES mother, No. Z Montgomery
street, New York. by the Rev. Bartholomew Krues
pastor OF Madison street German Presby terrain
church. JULIUS HENRY MAMMALIAN GRIEBEL- OF
Berlin Prussia to SUSAN PHILIPPINE, daughter OF the
late Frederick w. Ritter, or Marburg, Germany.
MarbnrR and Berlin papers please copy.
DISQUALIFICATION Monday, May %, at the late
residence OF Rev. A. Manship, Philadelphia Mr..
GEORGE W. A. LAUER TO Miss MARIA LOUISE DEGN.
MARTIN-SEALY.-AtH Hampstead. l.. l., on SUNDAY,
July 8, Mr.. SAMUEL b. MARTIN, OF Woodhaven, L..
l., TO Miss ALBINA NJ. SEALY, Of jamaica. No fuss.
Observation-Disclosures. Tuesday, June 2S, at
81. James church. by the Rev. A. g. Wedekind
d. d., JOHN A. MEREDITH TO CARRIE, daughter OF
John c. Hashagen, all OF this city.
PATcu-BUIL--On wednesday, June %, by the
Rev. Thomas ID. Anderson, HENRY +. PATCH, NJ. D..
TO LEoNoRA daughter OF Henry II. Bun, all OF Har-
lem
E-SEvrLLE.-At Ill East Nineteenth street
Thursday, June 80 by the Rev. Y. Sabine, A. SAN
SOME To MARION SEVILLE.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
yInIf.past Five O'clock p, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July 5-6P M.
CoyFEr.The market for Rio quiet, and heard Of
sales Of Importance though full prices demanded
for all grades. In Baltimore 3404 bags sold private
terms Other kinds were dull, but held for full figures
We quote -Rio-ordnary cargoes, HHc. l5c. fair
do, l5Ac. l5iSc.; good do, l6kc. a 1875.
prime do. lie. IKE. extremes tor lots, HIac lsc
Java 2uc 22c Singapore &c. lsc. Ceyon IKE l9c.
Maracaibo, 153c 191dc; Laguayra, l6I4c. a Ike ia
maica, 15c lake Manila Costa Rica and Mexican, 16c
a 20c, all 90 Id. duty paid.
CoTTON.For this staple the demand still very light
from all classes of buyers but the
all Of the sales made at fun previous ngures There
sold co bales OF which Az for spinning EOS
for export The business In future deliveries small and
prices Iecedsd &C per Dr. win iair ouerings The sales
400 do for August at lSc 18ic, and (no previously
ported $40 baes for July at ls1sc. 5sc and 300 do for
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Liquor Dealers Accused Of Setting Fire co
Their Own Store.

Liquor Dealers Accused Of Setting Fire ca
Their Own Store.
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday two heart
less wretches, named respectively Hugh and John
Martin, were arragned charged with setting fire to
liquor store owned BY Them at the corner OF Third
avenue ana 10th street. The house Is tenement,
occupied by several families. and the attempt OF
these TWO brothers TO bura the place up IL the charge
DC true shows them to be desperate villains. Mon
day night, shortly after twelve O'Clock. Sergeant
Ten Eyck. OF the Twelfth precinct, discovered smoke
issuing RON the liquor store OF the Martins ana on
entering found flames coming through the floor OF
the store irom the cellar close beside the stairs With
assistance the IRE was put out without much dam
age being done. IL afterwards turned out that the
prisoners were seen leaving the premises only a
snort time before the discovery or the lire by the
sergeant ana this together with the fact that there
was policy or insurance on the place OF $l1000.
suggested the idea that the origin OF the fire was not
accidental. and that the Martins ought 90 be neld
untl the matter was investigated Justice McQuade
held them 10 bail for examination.