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The New York herald., 1871-02-08

the more respectable people even long for the
the city.
FEELING AGAINST GAMBETTA.
The feeling against Gambetta is much in
creased. If he continues on his revolutionary
course his arrest will certainly be ordered.
THE PARIS CONTRIBUTION.
The Bank of France has agreed to advance
the sum of 200, 600, 900 of francs levied upon
Paris as o war contribution. Bonds for an
equal amount will be issued by the city to
repay the bank
DUCRoT DECLINES.
General Ducrot has not been wounded. He
refuses, however, to stand as a candidate for
the National Assembly.
oDown with the Democrats''--A G0vcrumcnt
ExpInna na.ion-Reyict Pnris--A Propo-
sition Affecting England.
LONDON, Feb. z, 1871.
Adyiccs from Paris enable me to report.
for the information of the NEW York HERALD,
that the walls Of that city are pacarded with
such inscriptions as "a 5ds Les dfn0crats Z"
NOT RADICAL ENOUGH.
The ultra radicals repudiate Victor Hugo,
Louis Blanc and Rollin, and favor Pyat,
DelesclUzs and Timaldi for the National AS
semby.
GOVERNMENT EXPLANATION.
The following has been officially published
in Paris TN q few days the government
can explain its conduct. II was only after the
most laborious efforts that the conditions re-
lative to the National Guards stipulated by
the convention could be obtained. M. Favre
has not ceased for single day his demands
in favor Of those by whom he Is accused OF
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AN IMposTER OvERHAuLEp. .-One DIV
last week a white man, named Psget.
who lives about twelve miles from Wal.
terboro, who had been passing himself
of as a tax collector, BY which he suc-
ceeded IN swindling persons, was take N
from his house by party of mounted d
men in disguise. aud whipped. The
thrashingtisa believed to have been nd-
ministered by those whom he had de-
ceived.
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sSs: 1'lEgs aIsa.' 9 sB s;|! AsESEas AMAEH5

sSs Ss: a'lEssIg Bss!1 g egEsi|s eaR AsBfBEgg: ABaf:
Susie Dixon. Roxie. hoComb, OF Geor.
gia: Bessie Rambergh, l.. North Caro-.
lima; ,Anni@ 49A tilisns nfiVfruihfn, 1i5u.
II Casey, Fannie Lane, Lizzie Gardner.
Kate Oianton, Jane GcCpmb, and Helen
v. Womberly, OF Georgia.
ST. Louis, June '28.-A construction
tFain on; the Atlantic aud, Pacific Rail,
roed Inn into Hand Gar No. 1B, ghich
wasn't Thrown twenty feet on the fooka.'
t%4ol h;;9p The occupants wsTs killea and 81
Nnwr rYonk' yons 2s:-4phe .ralti pfe.
vented the great saengestast PROCESSION.
fHILADRlPHIA, June 2S.-Hhe Demo
Gratis nominated James 8. Beadle for
Mayor. q
BosIox. June 2s.@1aeorjR,e Waooddrroa. ddra
the 0ldess trainer and driver Of trotting
horses. was killed. by passing train to.
day: His fe1Ya7ns will be taken to Phi
la%aelphla. The deceased wss the father
OF Herman Woodruff.
MoBah,, June '28. George L. Put
nam, tha newly appointed postmaster,
upon an Indictment By the grand jury,
charging him with bribery, wass tried be-
!ore 9 the city court today, but the EeSi-
depos addqceda failed sto establish, a,
onargay Ns jqEy ;returHed verdict. Of
'aoq9issai, without leaving 4heir heaks.-s.l
MEMPHIS, June %. The decision de-
caring County warrants void creates et.
%qSe' ,be sos to as q t:
Mississippi Railroad, now held by Nc.
Comb &c 90. ..si t't ",., M,1s
A large number OF citizens 81 Missis.
sippi are. on trial at Oxford, charged
with being Ku Kluz.
NEw YURKj June 28.-A wealthy oiti-
zen has been missing three weeks. He
is supposed to have been murdered for a
$4,000 diamond pin, fas --.
!. hive men were suffocated while repair
ing gas leak in Brooklyn to-day. Two
will die ...e' 5t. et-t 3H 81, ~
WAsHIAoroN, June %. The Sub. Ku
Klut Committee go Hrst to Columbia.
3. o., and thence to ,Spartanburg or
Greenville; then to North Carolina. The
today, examined Flournoy,
tr2m Honsotoo, aud Ford. from Meri-
dlany Miss Ford Strengthened out Me-
1diah M TO the satisfaction Of the Demo-
cratic members of tho committee.
0Weather probabilities Fresh North
westerly winds are probable North and
E1et .of Ohio Tor tonight, with clearing
Up Weather on Thursday. Partially
cloudy and clear weather is probable for
Thursday on the upper lakes and in the
southern States. Light looal rains are
probable for tonight in Northern Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee. Il
CHARI&sroH, June 28E-tArrived,- =
bark Carmen, Malaga. schooner s. A.
Reid. New York; schooner H. g. Bird,
kappahannook. Sailed-schooner. ). s.
Clark, Philadelphia.
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s1sa,NE,I,OI;H,DAepI HI,HII

Il regerd to parties who are buying tioiets
would stste shAt. by FetoF snoe 10 my sdver;i.so.
nsss s fss IT, %s.s 's.s
persona Of all olasses are buyfne tham
Quits Ahuuber OF rospe ablS ana Highly r.. :.
tei!igent ladies bave sent in their names; and
asthey as arule, are generally Fortunate tx
sselecting. numbers, I would advise them To
form clubs, and thus secure tho additional
ticket. A CLUB Of ten 10 entitled to one ticket
e1sra. Apply to DIR. e. W:WHEELER,
June % 'F'f' n
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Livery and Sale Stables.

HsA H&M AA THE undersigned
HQSNqzeSMS33FfNS. T.. will continue the brl-
,.sSs, 49, e1-<k[ siness heretofore CON
uucieu by AEnev Il Co, at the old stands Of
InH i;,, iato hrm. Ills omnibnses and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from tho hail
ROAD Dapts to the Columbia Hotel, the Nick
erson Honse, or any part of the city. lie will
elso furnish Horses. Buggies. Carriages, &C. !,
Tor hire on reasonable terms and solicits the
patronage Of tho friends Of the late firm.
Juno ~ OWEN DAJV
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Tax N office.

Tax Notice.
OYF1cE lF County AUDITOR, RIcnLAND Co.,
COLUMBIA, y. c., Juno %, 1871.
4 N pursuance OF an Act OF tho General As.
Il sembly, at its last session, my Office In Co
!nmbia will be open on and after the 1877 DAY
OF July na1t, to receive tho returns OF Per-
ty for the year 1871.
Blanks can lie obtained at this Office.
taxpayers are required to enter on blanks
al transfers or purchases OF real estate, and
turn. '' -
Where Taxpayers negloos to make their re-
turns, the County Auditor is compelled, by
law, to charge them with the return OF the
as penalty. NJ. +. OAINAN
June ~ Auditor Richland County.
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NOON DISPATCHES.

MAINE PoiITrCs cATnonIC PRIEST Ex..
ChuDtD FROM a oHURoR-THRRF pRH.
SONS DROwNED-EARI,Y AND PRoYdFIo
CROPS M KANGAs- 6RNsUs 'oFiNRw YORK
FATAL RAILROAD D.AocIDRNT-posrPoNE
MENT OF sAENashFEsr4 DEATH or AN
OLD RAURJa MANU- Knux ooMnurTEH
COMING TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPORT
OF THE F1GHT M OoREAi-wEAITHY NEW
YORKER MISSING -MEN sUFFoCATED BY
aAs-dEokaEroRN CONVENT PREA1UM
AWARDS. {, ,D, ,s,( ~.
AUGUSTA. Me, June 40. +. Kim
ball was nominated for. Governor. The
resolutions bury out Of aight dead issues.
Democracy mnet address itself torvital
issues and questions Of the hour, and
recogqi7e ;as binding obligations to the
Oonstitnsion as It pow y, but denonnces
the means !, by whioh the same beosme
supreme law. They demand strict con.
structions to protect equally the rights
Of States and indi8idaals, aud forever
defend the same against concentration.
They oppose q high protective tariff.
HUDSON, y. J., June .27.-20O mem.
bera of,, d congregation excluded a
Catholic priest Of this city from his
chuch. The priest applied Tor warrants
torarrest the exolnders. Serious trouble
is apprehended.' |y,3! 'T''
CHICAGO, June 27.-At Mount Morris.
Wisconsin, two girls bathing, and q
man who attempted to save them, were
drowned. 'I.. nm
Dr.. Butlis, the Republican candidate
for Lieutenant. Governor of Iowa.
was thrown from his buggy and mortaily
hurt. -, ,-t, s.1t.
C1No1NNArI. June 27.-Remlin. Raw
and Skinner'have been appointed Min.
ing commissioners, under The recent Act
OF the Ohio Legislature.
The 'tfoub1es bf the Newark rolling
mills have been adjusted.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-General Burnea.
Vioe-P President OF tho international Rail.
road of Texas, is here, en- route for New
York.
Dispatches from Kansas, report unpre-
cedentedly early fAnd prolific crops.
WAsHMeTdN, J1nA 28.-Thecehsn OF
New York city. yshpws native-:wbite
510.653; colored A12;645. ,>Foreipn--
white .4l8, ,846; colored 448..I. Nativity
Ireland poi $50; Germany 15i, ,a22.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
CoRRA, June 23.-Ib the Secretary Of
the Treasury: The Qorsnns not apologiz-
ing for their. treeoharous attack, on The
10th, we landed On Khng Noe. and took
and destroyed the lover fort and muni..
tions. On. the 11th, we took another
Tort and then etormed and captured their
stronghold. Five forts we're taken. The
troops were reported at 1900. There
was desperate, hand. d.to-hnnd fighting il,
the citadel. The ordnance destroyed
was '4si pieess--prinoipally small brass
pieces. besides very many small arms,
Fifty flags were taken, We counted 24s
dead Coreans around the citadel. Our
killed was three! The gallant Lieut.
Mckee, WHO was the first inside the cito:
del, was killed By bullet md spear.
Dennis Hannahan, marine, and Setl,
Allen, landsman. Our nine wounded
are all ont OF danger and doing well.
{SignoU JOHN RODGERS.
WAsH1NoroN, June 28.-The follow.
ing are the Georgetown Convent awarfls
Grown and gold medal to Amy b. Gra
ham, of Louisiana; Jennie Walters. q
Maryland; Mary Ri6ggold; OF South ca
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funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintancos OF DR.. WILL
LIAM REYNOLDS and family. are respectful
~ invited to attend the funeral Of the former,
at Trinity Church, at half-past S o'clock, THIS
AFTERNOON: nN ft.i'hi NJ
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Naturalization.
FVlHE Vsledictory Grafton of the Eunhradfan
y Society will be delivered THIS tThursdayI
EVENING. at half-pAet 8 O'Clock, by Mr..
UhAHLES F: PELHAM, OF Columbia, in tile
university Chapel. The public nro respect
fully invited to attend I-.l u ~ -
r. NJ. DUBOSE, President
JULIUS H. WALKER, Sec'v. June 29i
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Teas! Teas! Teas!!!

- Teas! Teas! TeasH!
WEhey just received an invoice Of choice
w TEAS, consisting OF h. - N'.''oo 80
UNcOL0 RED JAPAN, ''.h'....t'
nysoh, Gunpowder, -.
II YonDg Dyson. Imperial,
Oolong and Eng iinh proakfast Teas.
For aale a. our n.paI low prices.
Juno ~ JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Payment Of Interest.
TREASURER'S OFFICE

GREEAyfLLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co..
CoLuHD1A, 3. O., Juno 28, 1871.
TfHE July interest, less Government tax.
a On the fret mortgage bonds, also. on
fractional certificates OF indebte tednesa az, ana. IA
ranteed by the State. and secured by second
mortgage, will be paid on presontstion At
this office On and after lat July MOTT, the pay
thereon. The July coupohs o Oh % Suaranteed
npd second mortgage bonds Of certificates OF
lndebtedhess, will BIO paid at tho South Oaro-
tlna baSk ask ana s,! Trust Company, in Coumbis,
ton, No. Q NaBsau street, Now York. f'p'
,o GEO. ". WATERMAN,
ouIto ~ Treaslrer
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Attention!
T>HE attention Of city and country retail
Il dealers is requested to tho following:
Owing to the depressed condition OF busi-
ness, and being anxious to reduce stock,
JOHN S. FAIRLY S CO..
40: 81 lfayne street, Charleston, S. g.,
fiji offer to tho trade during the present
month their very attractive and complete
stock ut TEN (10) PER CENT. below New York
jobbcr's pricos.
Terms: For all bills under 500 cash, or
approved note at thirty days. with interest
from dato OF purchase, at 12 per cent per an.
mum. For all bills over 500 approved notes.
as above, at four ~ months, or acceptance,
will bo accepted :
Their stock consists OF the largest variety
to be found in tho city, OF STRAW and MIL
LINEhY GOODS. White Goods, Hoeiery,
Gloves, Trimmings, Laces; Embroideries,
Hibbone. Umbrellas, Psrasols. Lad,cs' and
Gents Linen and Paper Collars and VCuffs,
Ladies' Lace Collars, and q complete assort !.
ment Of Fancy Goods, Notions and Small
Wares ttr
Merchants ordering will please specify on
which OF the above terms they wish to pur-
cheso. June 6 +lmo
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Oratien.

Oratien.
THE yALEDICToRY GRAFTON before the
4 Enphradian and Claridaophio societi ca
will be delivered TOMORROW {FridayI
EVENING, st half-past O'Clock, in the Uni.
yersity Chapel, by bop. Henry ". HiIliard. of
Augusta. Ga. Tie public il respectfully in
vited to attend. -
II. II. DuDOsE, President.
JULIUS Fl. WALKER Secretary. Juno 20i
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4. f'ASSoi) , 0EyT1ffNsf ~ Lr,.hl U-unH
isci 9 .,aRSFNyR8 ,ANN.sss}
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.ln:,c.f,NOQM, sDEaRATGHESe. .sa -
asaAAN' 'AHx :d 8fqs is:Ss = 4 fSfs ~
DENouKqss 4fPst fPlas & .GrHoi<SisaaE a5 S =:
FBENoH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joan
suc61ssRUL = aAlsBErrAr ;nEtAoFHD IL
sMAf4 FOX IN noRDoN. hRpoRTfp Yti2
,.Ma Hh OF, THB: ,Auak pA} Ats HTo. ,a' ,,,a'
BERIiM June, The jEmperor has
deuYaef the dissolution. .ct. the present.
asmy;'cbmbinations. ia France and the
foFthhfion of all German troops, there
inhq .eh army called itha army Of oooupar
ton Of Francn,-- Mantauffale Accommodating.
FhoRENog5 iJdpe,. az! VICTOR Emanu6l
goes to, Nagl9g ,tplh19rroR; thence, to
Rome. making his entry into the Holy.
City duly 3gnA bar 4id0it.s3 ..@;:ot ;sH;
VERtlA1nEs. tJnhe 97s ITha Pope, in
reply st2s an, address 6fyeympathy from
Ffe1eA, Oath 66iiSa, fptra ptraises che zeal they
himself, and denuuuces, liberal Catholi-
ci6q qs' evil and ,as formidable as reyolu-
tidp drthh Oonmt4a.. ,li'7, I'm /.
LoApoN, june T5.-nIiners atrikinQ in
South Walos nowunnmber 5000. No
prospete OF BettIemehE ,,!ll-trr ..Ta,,
RAaB, June 28:4 Il lis hoped that 81
ont.Hf Lib deputies alnoted ON Sunday. In
Paris, will favor the Government. The
Bonnpartistsi are very active; and PAM
phlets are plenty: aThe moderate Re.
ppblicans oppose AaNhetta,s election to
the Assembly. 4 REPORT, made 3fo the
Assembly Notwithstanding contracts
during the war. givSs % promineut place
to Victor PlsGe, latd Consulat New York.
The, -s1bsoriptiop to the new loan has
olosesi. Thrice tie shohBt wanted has
been 'snbsoribed, The! !RsPublirln Com
mitsee,lby aqmaj9Eity, 81. two. rejeotad
Gembettas candidatnre: -, 4, n, ,i,:S;.,.,,
MADRID. June .2e.--Moret :has: made
explaiIah and Hemaiha in offics.. .Da 60
NUoNboN. June 28'r The Gazette anl'
nonnces that the sh3iffoatlons OF tie
treaty OF Washington wereexcllanged on
the 17th.e The commissioners will soon
be,hmedI British subjects have been
noHahh; TO present their claims within
SIX mbntbs after. the .frst, meating OF the
commissioners. Ra9ooaa is spoken of;
also, MinHay, 1874 miles from Cape Clear,
: :ts s%aisppp. deaths are 24oi weekly. in
80 ." ." s, :. -. -. 1tltlf"'t!i =
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Annual Commencement.
YALLE CRUCES.

MESHEHa THE ANNUAL COMMENCE
2 3 Il MEMT Of the URsULINE IN
r,11, = nSTiTUTE will bo held 10. VIZ
Oh IL iISDAY, June 20, at 81 O'Clock p. NJ.
Ghhtranco entrance March-Good Night Mack.
p laoi1elMlnstrumental Duett. ~. KuIkel
pI1aair 7 R olka--Duett-- Harp and Piano. Dochsa.
!rha. = hmow bank-Vocal Duett. Horn
mental Solo A"o J'S 81 Hn@;ahhs.ln- no;ahs,,
Bonne t--Yocal uett..narp Aria. onenl ConSent
h9touT Moa,; DC Printemps -1nstrumental SOLO
seIbsstopoi and Greek M.rch-tseven chi.
Una yoeo-voc.l Solo Rossini Rossnl
Home; Sweet Home Harp Solo. .Aptommas.
A9Sy Pa and Katy Didn't-Vocal Duet
0vertnre-Zampa. Air bv Herola
Last q I'll Rose OF summer Instrumental Solo
Memorare-Yooal Quartette. .LambiI,otte.
Parents, guardians ofthe pupils. and friends
OF the Convent, ere respectfully invited TO at
so"... June 81 8
Just Received,
a SELECT assortment uf DOOR BELLS
N. GpNaH. LOCKS, NIGHT LATCIIES,
10. All kinds Sowing Machine NEEDLFS
constantly on hand. Fine Locks made to
y. - ueI' anu repairing OF all kinds done prompt
~ +. A. 1OHNElDER,
juno 10 .oA ''n''n' 1i"in street
Diamond" and Orange" Brand
Hams,
III TlERCES. OF these ''incomparablcs''
5nnel7 q. -, q aEn: s1,0 SUMMERS. y
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
oont contain Coooculus Indinus Fish
H oollies TO nake'hleepy or hendache.
I1e doctors Recommend Beegeys' Beer
- preierance - london Porter. and Scotch
H Ale.i Why? ICY know 1t is unalult ora ed.
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11EsCQlA SODA WATERewith
PURE FAUlT sYRUPs! !IESoan be
obtained at MoKENZIE'B, SA+
LOOM Try it,
CHEROKEE HPRINGsI
Efght Miles from Npartanourq o. H..

Etghf Miles from Spartanourg O. H., sc.
AAKCN HOTEL open June lot. 1871.
6sg3 Board per month $50; per
a4l week si2; por day. 50 50. The
coY! % and pleasant to the taste. Has proven
eiac.sio4s in curing Liver Complaint. Dya-
Rsps,sS., srSc,i Kidney Diseases. Gravel, Dropsy,
Fever, General Debility, and many s other ins ill.,
o.. 81 kindred nature. Tho table Will be pro. is
SIae gided With tue best the country affords. and
eyery attention given to visitors, calculated
Freeatone baths; Gymnastics. Cabins to
rent. Hacks run daily to the Sprines from,
spsrtanburg. b. Q. OLIVER. Proprietor,
~. wov,on spnr1.nburg @. e., j. Q:
June 22 t.. ~
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neutrality-suspicious.. ;,

PAINS, june 20. ,--NapoIeoniat pam
phleta have appeared; mainly devoted to
the praisea o. the Imperial Govern ment
and ChTr.ehA EhS Rem9qserats are hope
lessly divided: GHHhe Communists still
splacard the wells. !, Oneaecret press, has
been seized. IL. ia. reported shat Tie
Snez Canal is filing up with, sand. Y ~
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NEW GOODS
c. F. JACKsON's.

For Sale, 81
z RO0 ACRES Of LAND in Barnwe,,,
C.OOV OIL tho Cdisto.
$50 ACRES IN Kershaw-in lots TO suit.
Saw Mill and 700 acres OF Land in LexinR-
ton, on North Edisto. 81 900.
S,5O0 acres Wateree Bottom Land, 50 DR. acre
1.6Oo acres creek bottom and Pine Land, at
81 per acre. Houae in this citv t5 nn0
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
clty.s5 900. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT.
Seut25 ~
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FASHIONA Bile GOODS

OF domestic. French and English mannfac.
toFe' "aich We guarantee. at all tinnes, to seIl
So low. not at less pricos, than any house
IN Columbia buying our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establish pents
1a the Unltod States. And as We desire to
plcaee all, VIC have now in our house the
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D r Y GOODS.

w have now in store full line OF the
newest and most 8.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06
DEsTGuCTyE Fees IN JERSEY.

a $4,000 Piece 81 Eiicendiarism i'm Newark
LATEST AhnUi 'he Halfway COnGagratiou.
The bedstead factory OF Turner Brothers, at the
foot OF Madison street, Newark was burned down
very early yesterday morning between twelve and
one O'Clock. 1t was tnree-story wooden structure,
and with the stock, machinery, &C., was worth
about $4,000. The IRE first broke out
in the vicinity OF the boiler room,
aud from certain strongly suspicious Cir
cumstances Is believed to have been the work OF
an ncendary. Several 1Temen had very narrow
escapes for their lives. One OF them, William
Brown. was badly injured. Obadiah Price and
David Camield were particularly fortunate IN Cs-
Gaping unnjured.
The building, which was vaiued at 81 900, was in
sured as follows:-City Mutual Insurance Company,
OF this city, 5000; National City, Bangor, Nc, s5oo
Franklin, of Philadelphia s1,5oo and Royal, of Lon
don, 81 900. The loss on stock and machinery
Is estimated at sll.0oo and insured as foilows:-
Security, OF New York, 81 800; Royal, OF London
500: TIremcn's, Of this city. $500; Elizabeth
Mutual, $500; Andes, OF Cincinnati, $1,000; Newark
CITY MCual, s0JO; Germania, OF New YORK, S6O0
Buffalo, OF Buffalo, s5JO, aud Union, OF Bangor,
TIE RAILWAY coNFLAGRATIoN.
Additional inquiry into the recent cOnlagra non at
Railway develops the statement that the Dremen
were otlcousy lnterlered with by the Chairman OF
the hose SO as to allow q tram to pass
Just as stream was playing on the
burning Dullung dJ crflcai moment. Inc ap-
paIatus in the town is very scant ana reveals q
meanness OF municipal management only equalIed in
Newark Bnt Tor a lightning rod two other persons
besides the unfortunate man Kennedy would have
been burned alived.
A CORRECTED LIST OF THE ASSURANCES
are as follows:-WoodruG a. Dunham--Eliza-
beth Mutual, S2,000 Hlna, Hartford, s25U0;
Standard, Trenton, $2oJO; North American In
surance Company, Philadelphia. $1,000; HUMBOLDT,
Newark 5000; Merchants, Newark, $500; Germa-
mia, Newark, Sl,50o; Peoples, Newark, $3.50;
Newark City, Newark $4,000; Firemen's, Newark,
s2.5OO Newark Mutual. Newark buJ Insurance
on building, $4,000; on stock, $14o00-toa, s2J 900.
Value OF building $1,000; stock destroyed, $1,000.
Ever Brown-Lycom pennsylvania, 50, 600;
Andes Cincinnati, 1900; Peoples Newark. $4,000;
Geimania, Newark, $1,000. Insurance OH buiiuIng,
81, ,900 on stock. S3,600-tota, SS,5
Mary Il. Huf-Barn and shed DESTROYED: valne,
$500; not insured; house damaged $50; insured Tor
$4,000 In the Merchants', OF Newark.
william Calb0un-Lumber shed and contents d.
stoyed; loss about 0C0 insurance not ascerta ned.
Morsan-sash and Diind chop destroyed, loss,
$I2,0Uv; not Iusureu-
The New York herald., 1871-09-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sAvANNAH, Sept ., ISL:
% Sae .siss Gta ieS 1% ss
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. s. 1871
pae gross receipts 5is baes sale' lOo bales; Stock
-''''' '''''' LouIsyILLE sept. s, 1871.
Tobacco 2a hhas; luus, Sc rs 81 76 owto good
~ r'" v,.., firm C%SAso ssPt T. 8 is3
No. sprns 81 is9 II ia hi: afternoon f.s sna
y sosa a sss
No. closed at 2sec. Rye .ctye No. sa. ss<e Barley
s. 'i Lard ssxa.'
aSa'asrs c"ss saes steady
@ n o. @ isS5
sashes barley so9 hSs 5 % 5 6s eoar,
2i,GOo bushels barley. 900 hogs ~ Cav, ,e-,
Refined petroleum strong upward tendency held at
22c. large lots at 221c car lots At c 2sc; crude hrm
" BUFFALO Y; Sept. s. 1871. ,
from Liverpool and The gram Centres United
Flour steady wheat aayapSsa s &c. on No. ssns sso
&c Gss. Sn kye so% Of sale. Other asSe without
Sst ss.n5Gs Sa White ssS @
ss ss saS on = al sS. ws's "a
ry fasss !" 9 s at @
SSss ~ ) & s nna %essn no. in o
al 5c aud 400 bushels No Western at t5c tonr-sales
hbs wheat o4os csasls Is o0I bnsho oats tSooo S
aswhea S"se. isrsy $500 o. " cofn co
no rye % "a H"sas s ana sisS,sWsss:
is,sc i5c corn ac. oats, &C. &c. to New York.
OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 5, 1877.
Flour unchanged, with good demand sales = o. bOis al
So 50 No. spring, 81 5 for amber winter "a % FOR white
S 25 Tor dou extra. Wheat In moderate defnand
20U bushels white state at 81 49, 500 bushels 90 az
81 as Sssfs sS Ys'
81 80, l0u0 bushels at 81 x. Corn dun; sales SW0
mixed 6lc Corn mea-Si 40 for boed 81 80 Tor Sn.
boiled per cwt. Mhlieed uuchanged; shorts, xD x2is
shpsluds x2l $685. middng $30 per tom dishw'nes slc
Canal freighs--Wheat, e1yc corn and rye &C. 70 New
Railroad eehsFionr-To Boston $50 1 ..v :" New d"rk
bushels corn 6 lumber. Shipments by canal
IS COO bushels wheat 9,sO0 bushels barley, 6sW iees
uuuler