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COM Nj ERCTAL..
O0RF AND FLOUR ExCHANGH,t
RICHMOND, VA, June 15, 1871.
OFFERINGS.

CoRF AND FLOUR ExCHANGg,,
| .... RICHMOND, VA, June 15, 1871. I
| OFFERINGS.
| nhedezWhite, none. Red, 81 bushels.
| $50 bushels.
hNe-A husbCls.
MH 0Aal.-a 200 pounds.
| Corn Brdn.-a,25O pounds.
Mhedt Fed 80 bnahels good at SLIGO 10 bus heels
prime NJ SL7n Total. 81 bu:heis.
tGr1l-W bite 20S bushels very good at e.ac. an,
bushels prime at ai1c.-total, 5l2 bushels Mixed.
os oushels very good at 8Ic. SO bushels prime at
Voc TOTAL, lls bushels.
OGts -173 bushels good Mt Tic. a7s buehe,z var,,
Coca a. 75c.-totdl, $50 bushels. va
fyc.-26 bushels good at 82c.
UT" oTd'.-2.2ao pounds at 1c.
REMARKS.
frlme red wheat sold to. day on ,Chanpe atS1. 10
as usual for prime. Corn In good demand and
SUI stepping up. Oats, too in good demand and
au7ancing-so much so as to make some dealers
eActa1m, How do you like that for high.r
Inc nfs' sample Of new wheat exhibited In this
market was cold to-day after Change It waa
ralsto IN Hsnover, on the farm or John A. Mosby.
| ana was bought By Major Warwick at sl.7s. Its
qualify, according to the Corn Exchange classic.
Gallon, ts 'good" white.
In the year 1890 the first new wheat annea-oa ~,
Change on the 18Th of June and the st sale If
new reported on 'Ch,nge was on July 7tb. at Al 10
for Every good" white.
The first Offering of new wheat on CHANCE IN
1870 was ON the 9th OF June, and the first sales re-
ported on Change in that year we're on the Isl of
july at 81 so and sizes for fair white
The eRtrlngs Of grain ON 'Change on the 18th Of
June 1870, were:
Whedt.-White, none. Red, Is bushels.
Corn.-WhI. c, 1874 bushels. Yellow, 40 bushels.
Mixed, SO bushels.
OdtS.- 23O bushels.
Rye.-92 bushels.
Prices on that day were:
HHent.-Red, fair Sl.20.
Corn.-White, prime, s1.2o. Yellow, prime,
s1.1s.
Onts.-Very good, CSC.
Rye Fair 81.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors OF the
Corn Exchange. held this evening, 18th instant,
the following gentlemen were appointed COM
mittee to nominate regular ticket for officers for
the ensuing year: George s. PSlmer i. ID. Creu-
shaw, VIM. p. Warwick. r. King. j. j. wilson
and the following gentlemen we're appointed In
spectors of election: ID. T. Williams, Charles L..
Ttdd a. S. Lee.
The election Will take place On the first day OF
July. The annual meeting will be held that day ct
Z. NJ, in the Chamber OF Commerce.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.


NEW YORK, June ls.-Mouev easy at asDa be,
cent. Sterling weaker: prime bankera. 10. Gold
Il2sTrea Governments, Jauuary and July issues,
advanced l, otherwise. steady. States rather dnlI
Tcnncsece's 1o;: new, II. Virgiuia's, O.; new,
a. Louislana's, 40: new, 90. Leeve's, aaA: s's,
81. Alabnma'e. 1902: SIS, 70. Georg'a's. So: rs,
o.. North Cardinals Il; new, 2o,. South Caro-
lina's. "a: new, 90.
Another gold pool company has been formed
from the debris If the old COMPANY. This combt-
nation pu. ue gold to ll"s, aud made cash gold
worth LID for Tomorrow. Gold opened at ll2t,
with Ilulr business until after Government nsles,
when an advance nccurred and later in the ,tay l
TO per cent. was paid for carrying gold.
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Telegrnph,c Summary.

The Committee of the Methodist Book
Concern convened yesterday in New York
for the trial of DR.. Lanahan.
The CharleStown (Mass.) Board Of Alder
men refuse, by vote of three to two, Col
Fisk's request to be allowed to parade his
regiment in that city on Sunday.
The overflow at New Orleans has almost
entirely disappeared.
Several hundred English cattle have
washed ashore at Cote Blanche island, dead
They are supposed to be from some vesse
lost during the storm in the Calf on Fri
day last.
The thermometer at Wilmington, N. c.,
stood at 90 at 6 Z. NJ. yesterday.
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/ RME.-New England, sl.so: Santa Cruz. ss.st
Rops.-Mauilla, best, ss@2sc; sissl, &c. 40 h.:
Jute, l23c.
hve.-s7sGeoc. for good to prime.
/ Rtce.-Carolina- 10Gli0Ac.
Race Gn0er.-15c.
Seed:-Clover, $3.50; timothy, $3.50; orchard
grass, $3.50.
|, Ssest.-Naylor's cast steel, 17,01sc. q h. !: Eng
! loa6Dllc. 40 b.
] Satt-Liyerpool-stock light. with tobbers' de.
msnd brisk nc ~ as: ground alum, 81 ~ sack
Shot.-Northern. g.. rs a8 bag OF rs lbs.
Suo0r.-Demarara- 12GQl23c.: Porto Rico. 1QsG
alsc; Cuba. l03allc.: New Orleans, 9G1lO3c.: re-
fDed moasses sugar. 1o0l0ic.: cut LOAF. lsc.;
crnsheI and powdered. l4sGl41c.: granulated.
ltMl4sc.: "A" latc.: "B.n Iasc. extra CO.
l3r.: &C." l?ar.: &c" yellow, 12t@128c.
SsHues. -Whlskev barrel timber, green, slslIs2a
q LOCO; seasoned. s2o@S25 % 900. Flour barrel
timber, sIso9s7El 900. Hoop poles, s0.5o6ls8:
hogshead hoops, Sto@S5o p 1000: red oak hogsbead
slaves, s25DS3o ~ LOCO for seasoned; whiskey
barrel hickory. hoop, s12. so a 1000.
Sodd.-Sal.. 3sG04c., in Kegs English soda ga
Efndcd Root.-3O040c, =
ShuckS.-65c.
SoGp.zCommon, 50sc. best washing, ll011.o,
toilet lSQ20c. and fancy prices country, GG5c.
SDfTita TurDentfne. --sG@5sc.
Tdr.-S36S325 tB barrel.
Ieds.--Back- 66c. 6S1. 25-the last q prime arti.
Gle: imperial Sl.lo08l.6o; gunpowder. al0sl. 90
n0ot.-Washed 420QS73c.: unwashed. 2S1s2c
WhiSkey.-ProoC sll50tl. 20; k. A. Stuart's,
70; Peter Singer. S2.2s Pineapple. g.; CROMWELL
Eagle, $3.50; Medium Rye, s1.758$2.25.
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Knoxville Morlsefe

JUNE 12.-Corn is very scarce, and 1t Is difficult
to get up enough to fill the orders that find thri,
way here from the South. Wheat is exhausted
No sales have been made for tue past week. In
regard to the growing crop the Information VIC
receive IS very contradictory. Whilst some farm.
ers report an almost entire failure Others report
6e'Ier crop than was expected rev weeks since
weather is dry, the chances are that 1t will be got
ten cut In e, Cd condition.
C0rn-Loose, 6OMS5c.
lVh.at.-'.o transactions prices unchanged.
Olhs..-723yTlc.
Fiour.-Market well supplied and prices un
changed: family. SO. 50@St; extra, S3.25Df3.4O
In lots dem and Of an entirely local character.
Lire Stock.-Transsct confined to supply.
Ing The local demand. No change In prices OF
cattle or sheep.
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Jerome Park Races.

New YORK, June 15.-The track was
heavy to-day. The mile-heats race was
won by Chillicothe." Time, l 80, l 49,
The two mile race was won by Judge
DureIl." Time, 3:47.
The "ladies' stakes" for three-year old
tillies-mile and an eighth-was won by
'Nelly Gray" Time, 1903.
In the sweepstakes for all ages-one and
three. quarter miles" Belmont" was the
winner. Time, 3:23A.
A one mile for all ages was won by Gil
max" Time, 1:53.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Prcsidcnt-Financ

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON. June 15.-The President
returned in the early train this morning.
and will remain until tomorrow night,
when he will take another departure. His
presence excites very little interest, and
nothing of an official character having spe-
cial consequence was done to-day. The
Cabinet session will be held tomorrow,
and probably one or two important ap-
pointmcnts will be made.
A letter received at the Treasury to-day
from Treasurer Spinner mentions that he
had commenced new loan negotiations, and
has interviewed several leading fnanciers
in England thereon.
Jesse R. Grant, the father of the Presi-
dent, arrived here this morning on BUSH
ness connected with the Post-oflice Depart
ment. TREDEGAR.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE


l rreHCn news.
LONDON. June ia special to the Times
| says that Marshal MacMahon desires to re.
sign the command of the army.
The Reserve Corps has been dissolved.
anu zen. Flnoy, Its commander, retires
IWenty-four thousand persons arrive IN
Paris daily from the North. -
lie Gautois says that the fusion Of tha
plete. Wv '"'''ii-
VERSAILLES. June 12.-The manifesto Of
ne Depiitles OF the Left protesting against
the intrigues of the Monarchiqts is rone'
rally approved, but the Radical address to
the voters Of Paris creates bad imnres.
sion, because it endeayors to excuse the
commune.
The press generally, with the execution
OF religious Journals, rldicule the efforts of
the French bishops to restore or to commit
France to the restoration Of the Pope to
temporal power. They pronounce the
question settled, and declare that France
cannot interfere.
General Trochu Continues His Defence Before
the Assembly.
VERSAILLES, June 15.-General Trochu
to-day continued his address to the Assem-
bly,, which he commenced on Tuesday, in
vindicaton of his defence of Paris. He
said that the individuals arrested as provi-
sion agents during his conduct Of the mill
tary affairs of the capital had reappeared as
leaders of the insurrection, and instanced
the case Of Dombrowski. The instruction,
said the General, was merely continual
ton OF the war with Prussia. He concluded
BY condemning in vigorous terms Prince
Bismarck and with mild illusions to the
Commune.
A motion was introduced in the Assem-
bly, for the taxation of passports of persons
entering France; as were also motions pro-
posing that the present Assembly sit for
two years, and that it enact organic laws
for the control of the finances of the coun-
try.
The German Triumphal Celebration.
BERLIN, June 15.-Berlin presents an I'M
paralleled appearance of festivtv. The
city is crowded with people from all parts
of Germany and other countries of Eu-
rope. Quite number of Americans are
also here. Preparations for the great event
of to-mOrrow-the triumphal entry OF the
German army into the capital of the En-
pire-are about completed.
Arches have been erected in many streets
and adorned with laurels, evergreen, and
flowers, and contain notices appropriate
to the occasion. Z" Inter der Linden" is
absolutely covered with decorations and
banners, and the royal palace and other
public buildings present a magnificent dis
play.
The weather to-day is splendid, and the
signs are favorable for tomorrow.
The Papal Jubilee.
ROME, June 15.-Several deputations
have arrived. and more are coming, to con-
graduate the Pope on the jubilee.
FLORENCE, June 15.-A circular from the
Minister of the Interior instruct projects to
give the. people full liberty to celebrate the
jubilee, but TO take proper precautions
against disturbances. All is quiet at Rome.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market,

MONDAY, June l2-5 p. M.-Beef cutie we're In
better demand this week. but prices were without
mate III change We quote extra 1T 7dg7ic.. few
choice n "a, Ia'r 10 good at 53Gletc., and COM
mon NJ 40l5'. Receipts, 1000 head
CotCS and CtireS were excessively dull and
prices barely maintained, Sales OF spr'pgers at
sioG*i5, and fresh cows at $5oGBS65 Receipts, $50
heat.
Sheep.-For Sheep there was quite a brisk de-
mand, and most OF the offerings were taken up
within the range Of from I3M5ic. n b., gross Re-
ints. IL 900 head.
Hogs were dull. Sales Of corn-fed at 6M6Ac., and
Stop d. SIC. Receipts, s. coo head
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p ,c,,,l Correspondence Of the Dispatch
,,rrEs FROM LEXINGTON.
.,,ccmc,. af Honor Men" nj " aIhlrlg
TON aud Ice University.
1.rx3>GvaS, VA. June II. 1871

LEXINGTON, A. ""'' ~. '''''
-.,.;. ,,,,rninC the list OF graduates" oil
',.., ~ closing was posted on the bulletin
-, '., ~ the University certificates Of
,s,v are awarded rs evidence Of dis
- at;ainmcnts il any CLASS. a
s..!tr Of proficiency is awarded for
,.,a.u anG'nolrn'S in any SCHOOL. n
.,~.',7y az rlS7>GyIsnsD PROFICIENCY,
-, j. awarded Tor distinguished attain
-..,..a rSrtit,g;r> of distinguished pref.
xon during Que session gives the
..,. I'M, title oi pISTi>Grl>nEp UNDER
~,,~r''
., Isl of protiricut> ana distinguished
...fS has moi yet been completed or
..-'.hr.
nominations for The several DEGEEES
..., made mnrc and more rigid every
ua conclusive proof OF the high
~ - The University MAY hc found in
Mat ont az three hundred and five
" -.. ..ar ~ arts. cjcl. bachelors of arts.
".n,.r,r Of >,lcrcc, one bachelor Of
,1,,. and faro civil engineers.
.. f.., ING -, NJ lrulpu have success
~ w. rTamiu1finus for these de-
..~. ~, ,r.<-T, !. Bartlcttc, Of Loui-
mrs ~ i~ts.--E. L. Clarke. Of Mis-
4, .v-. ". T. Nee utchan. +. Roauc. d.
n son, Of Virginia W. W. Gray, of
..-..sl.
" - # >rjcucc-W. N. DUNLAP, OF
...- az rh,iosorhy.-F. Roanc. OF
r,,.,;,.-.r<-W. T. Bennett. ot
,..~l,i,a Y, u, puuIap, OF Virginia.
g.. Eqr,lr,jr has attained his high honor
49,. nrr>uaIlv short time OF two wears.
.I"''e rn' w., came hrr,. we'll nrenarrd
.... Zen = most dilircnt student, his
-.car.. GREAT credit uuou himself
800 ! ouisiaua.I The Faculty
.,..~S."S NJ R,rrirtia the .Cinrin.
Which il bestowed rnon the
49," I,,.I".f drsrrc Of ccncru scbol-
~. .T-riyrr>i,l Prize Grafton" j. be-
.'.Hl.y The Faiul,v upon that student
.,:,...,br I,,>- oration.
49,. mon MIR. NJ. Matthews, Of Ten
~. ,.'.ai,,-ory orator i elected by the
.., rom their own number. Their
..'r III, wear i Mr.. y. l.. Wilson, Of
....
.-..'., ...,-,,rr in the :. honors" this wear
..,~t ~ ,n1,i medals ia the writer's
.a.. ...r 9rti,,Ir. in TN. ,S0y;b oru
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Cotton Markets -CBY TELEGRApu.I

CHARL sSToN. June 15.--Gotton quiet mid
dirg4, l9c. ne. receipts, $40 bales; sales, 100
bales stock, 1859 baIes.
-AvANSAH. June l5.--Cotton quiet and firm !;
middungS. l9tc. /; ret oIpts, 29I bales sales,
loo 4lcs stock, SSH bel3s.
MOBILE, June 15..-Cotton Gule.; middlirgs,
lsic net receipts, 10 oales; sales, 100 bales :;
stock, l5,60S bales.
Ahw ORLEANS, June I5.--Cotton strong mid
dngs, l9!4tl93c. ; net receipts, alta bales gross
6l3 D.lts,
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Norfolk Markets.

JUNE lazCotton. .-Stsined, n.@ls9c. good or.
dintrT, lsi0QI1c.; low mddlng, ISc.
Irn.-20 s0 bushels at from IS to 49,. for white
Etoar.-Family, $s5o@Qs extra. $s.5cQltS so
Sares. Red oak dull. For Thite oak fair do.
maLd. We quote: r. .. hid. s3e6lSas; culls, s25;
W.; ". MD. S75 culls, 1893. w. u. heading, S75
cus. sas W.0. pipe. ssOelss5; cults. 40 - Wv
so 6a"%1er,mIeilow pine clear footing q 900 feet
to 20 feet Ssip s clear heart ss2s?s 1oist 10
so SS Sl2Qsla heart joist and scsntng. $3.50
f' rs vs. 70 SIS and lengths. Market very firm
PeGnuts-1he sales are but very few bags,
bushei. hAns Aioin % W % o
~, peas.--Blacks and clays. sl4o@sl so ;blackeye
knowledge was made at 81 TO- w IVA
S,oeet Potatoes.--$2 "a Dbl.
Eggs --lSc.
-M.1lLngses.- Good common cannot be quoted over
"';rN - tor saps and $7@lss for hearts
GELS. " T' AoA all soou par
Greer Truck Potatoes, s4@s5 50: apples, s3@
cucuinbers, S26lS2.5O n box. " '''De'
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SINKING OF DRY DOCKS At MEMPHIS
N.mphtS, June 14.-From some unknown
cLu>G one section of the cry docks began
sinking Immediately after q boat came OF
to-day, and despite all efforts it went down
in one hundred feet Of water. Every means
are being taken TO prevent the others from
sinking. This river is irresistible.l
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Is, 1871.
Arrived,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudiSc and passengers.
S:n0oner j. II. lockwood, Sharrett, New York,
railroad iron, Tredcear Compinf.
Schooner T. w. Ware, AbGell, Philadelphia,
On A. j. b. Watkins.
Schooner Julia f. Willetts, Bayles, Albany, n.
" lumber, X. II. Whitlock,
schooner j. a. Gallagher, Boyle, Philadelphia,
coal A. A. ClarksOn.
SAILKD.
Steamer Pallsade, Nelson, Chickahcm!ny, G. L.
Cure, agent. "
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, June 15.-Arrived, steamer Admit
rsi Keybold Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
sers' Kichmt nd and York River Railroad Com
0.ny, and sailed on RETURN
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Accident to a Train of Cars Three
Men Hurt.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH
PETERSBURG, June I5.-An accident &C.
Cured ut the turnout track on the Nor
folk aud Petersburg railroad, three miles
from town, this morning, resulting in seri-
Gus damage to the engine, tender, mum.
Der of flats, and severe injuries to three
colored persons Ill the clboose. The switch
had not been replaced when the turnout
was last used, and the incoming gravel train
approaching at full speed, ran thereon
from the main track, colliding with some
empty flats, and causing almost wreck OF
the train. The engine was rendered use
less, and the tender, caboose, and several
flats were destroyed. One of the negroes
in the caboose had Il large fragment of the
stove forced through bis leg, and was badly
burned. A second had his leg badly lace
rated, and the third dislocated ankle.
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\ BAPTIST PREACHER of Dunkard. Pa,
went to neighbour. town to exchange
the other Sunday, but miStook UNIVERSAL
1T church tor one OF his own faith, and got
nearly through the sermon before he found
it ont. He thought while he was preaching
the people We're much gwen TO levity, but
charged it to their being amused at ms
broken English. The Univcrsali>t minister
sat with the congregation, and relished the
Joke hugely.
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Republican COrOner's Convention In
FniiadelphIa Broken up by Row.

dies.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The Republic
can Convention to nominate Coroner was
broken up, after stormy proceedings, by 4
LARGE number of outsiders breaking into
the hall. The rowdies dispersed the dele
gates and destroyed the records. The En-
ecutlye Committee will have to make the
nomination.
here we're u plenty of broken heads,
but no shots were fired. No one was seri-
ously injured.
A minority of the Republican papers
e..aa!: diSparagingly of the ticket nomi-
y,.lr.'aV, and predict its defeat in
Il cirgtIy..,
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Alexandria NIarkets.

JUNE l3.-Ihe market for wheat is fairly active
receipts are light aud OF no higher Gusiitv ths :,
good: offerings Of 900 bushels red with sa.es al
SL4lM?l.52 for fair to good. ~o -
corn Is steady at &c. offerings OF 356 bushels.
Rye is quiet; offerings light, but no sales re-
ported.
oats are active at furt1 er advance; small Of
fefings, with sales at 7lGQT2c.
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SEIZURE OF TRAINS BY UNPAID LABoRERs

SEIZURE OF TRAINS BY UNPAID LABoRERs.
Nd$hcilie, June 14-Much excitement IS
reported at Chattanooga, occaSioned by the
seizure Of trains on the Alabama and Chat
tuuouga railroad by Il mob Of unpaid en-
ploS e. The Stoppace OF the train prevents
the transportation OF supplies to other en-
moves on the line, who are in state of
starvation. The business houses Of Chat
tanooga, fearing mob, have closed. The
Chinese employ Is demand to he sent back
to California, and are willing to abandon
their claims.
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Death Of Com n,oslore TatualI.

SAVANNAH, GA, June 15.-Commodore
Jooi.h T"tn"n died l"ce night, aSod 20
years. He will be buried at the place of
his birth-Bonaventure-fo miles from
this city. Tie City Council are now in
session arranging for suitable civic funeral
honors.
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i...TpHES SIp.E.Y E0ELEGE.
Ar Closing Exercises Address he
fore the Literary Societies.
.SEGyND Dill.


.r-0 hU!+4.h-' under Tie direction
III .t"p' h'!Ii'I' anu, "ccotlipa-
..'. +taa. pI"c'"ur0 10 me conc &c
. ~ Hear thr annual aGGrcSS before
.. .t'lnGI societies. inc congregation
Ill ,'si"a President Atkinson called the
..' Ia" u pGU"I, ana invited hcF. mos.
".'.'E IL oAcE pIAEer; &!tcl when
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..-..u. Tie pOplllar mind and heart with
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MACHINE OILS, for greasing rehpers,
M h>ritt,tna ,n.rt,ireq. snI All klnds % M
c 49, ", Sperm Oil Eafd on, Whale on V'rei-
nj. LuLrlcatluy Oh, &c. Far sale low ny
'''' BJDEh r.H & UAbE, D'uaRlstS
corner N. IN ard l1tl atT.,
ur-r III. Charles Ho'el.
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Communication of Sentence Against Smith, the
CoIored Cadet.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-In the matter of
Smith. the colored cadet at West Point, the
following order has been issued:
In conformity with the Goth section of
the rules and articles Or war, the proceed
ings Of the general court-martial in the fore
going case have been forwarded to the Sec
rotary of War for the action of the Presi-
dent of the United States. The proceed
ings, findings, and sentence are approved !;
but in view Of the circumstances surround
ing the case, and believing that the ends of
public justice will be better subserved, and
the policy of the Government, of which the
presence of this cadet in the Military Acad-
emv is signal illustration, be better main
tanned, by a communication of the sentence
than by rigid enforcement, the President
is pleased to mitigate it by substituting
for dismissal from the service of the United
States reduction in his academic standing
one year, Cadet Smith will form the fourth
class at the commencement of the next aca-
demic year. The sentence, as committed,
viii be duly executed"
[Signed] ". W. BELKEAP,
,,fN
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KY.

JUNE H. Stock on hand June OH. close, S, l3t
hoeshead,: receipts by river and rail June 10Th,
"G7 ads total, .C3 hoEsn eads Actual sales
Ju.c iO.h. III hogsheads stock hand June lOth
cio.a, $3.50 hogshcads. The market lo-Cay was
without ch :nRe IN prices, and the demand con-
hss IN gxcsss ' u fa I'll! G 5H 9 a
sales continue LIBERAL The rccc pts btinga iltte III
adyauc.. Sales to day ut tue six warehouses were
16O hOpsheaiS,