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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-12

pEOlS OF her concert mere tomorrow
night, for the Chicago sufferers. Kate
Stanton offers to lecture in the city and
country for the same object
AT WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 1l.-At a
meeting tonight for the aid of the Chica'
20 sufferers, the Mayor requested the ap.
preparation of 5000. Private subscrip'
tions have commenced. ACommittee on
Subscription was appointed.
AT ALLENTOWN.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. ia meeting
held tonight appointed committee to
raise funds for the Chicago sufferers.
AT SENECA FALLS.
SENECA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. ll.-At q
meeting for the relief OF the Chicago
sufferers, $1,000 was subscribed on the
spot.
~ AT WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, MASS, Oct. 1.-THE
people here are taking steps to give pc
cuniary assistance to the sufferers at
Chicago
AT BURLINGTON.
BURLINGTON, VT, Oct 11,-Measures
have been taken here to forward
assistance 10 the people of Chicago.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. ia meeting OF
citizens has been held, and measures taken
for the relief of the Chicago sufferers.
Gov Yarmouth and DR.. Mercer, OF the
Howard Association, gave $4,000 each,
At FORT SCOTT.
FORT SCOTT, KANSAS, Oct. 11.-A train
laden with coal, sweet potatoes and flour,
contributed by the citizens OF this city,
has left here for the relief of the Chicago
sufferers
AT JERSEY CITY.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Jersey City
issues city bonds to the amount Of $780,
900 for the relief fund,
AT PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, October 11.-Over $1l 900
was subscribed at meeting this morn
ing.
AT sAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1l.-San Francis.
co will sustain her reputation with the
contributions pouring in for Chicago. She
will possibly send 100000.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, October 1.-THE Grand Com
mandery oiKnight Templars ofthis State,
elected officers and voted another thou.
sand dollars 10 Chicago The city OF
Hudson gives $4,000.
The Commerce Insurance Company,
of Albany, has suspended, but will pay
all liabilities.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Board
of Brokers announce the receipt OF nine
thousand dollars foF the relief fund, and
all the theatres announce their perform-
anCe to aid the fund. The Odd Fellows
have q meeting this evening. The 10th
Baptist church has been opened for the
reception Of clothing for tho same desti-
nation.
AT TITUsvITLE.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, Oct. HAT a meet
ing held at the Oil Exchange on Monday
evening, 1t was resolved, In view Of the
unparalleled calamity that had visited
Chicago, that committee be appointed
to solicit material aid for the immediate
relief of the sufferers. Already the
amount of money subscribed and paid
hna rparhpl the sIlm Of 800 O00
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snnnre,,ion Of the Ku.Klnt.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 1i,-A dispatch
from Jefferson City, states that Governor
Brown, has issued a proclamation calling
out the militia Of Dunklin and stoddard
aounties, Tor the suppression Of the ku'
Kux. Capt. Wood, Of the Adjutant Gen.
erals office, has gone down to enroll the
militia
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Fnrir.nnn Men Shot.

CtNctSsAr. Oct. tl,-Private dis.
patches state that forty.onc persons In
Chicago were shot and wounded last
night In the efforts to make arrests The
station houses are filed with prisoners.
Ninety charred remains have been
rnrnrnrnd
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THE INSURANCE.


HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 1.-THE Hart.
ford has telegraphed to It's agents through
out the country that the company will
promptly pay, and that in the future
advanced rates will be necessity.
An adjustor for the Etna, and the Vice
President of the Phoenix, will reach
Chicago Wednesday, and arc authorized
to begin Immediately the payment Of
claims.
The Hartford, CT, Etna Insurance
Company will pay tho Chicago losses
promptly, and have o capital and SUR
plus OF ono million remaining.
ST. LOUIS COMPANIES.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE following St.
Louis Insurance Companies have risks
on Chicago property to the amounts men
toned: American Central, about 1856 900;
Anchor, $27 500; Citizens $25,000; Globe
Mutual, $4,000; Boatmen's, $4,000; Ex-
celsior, $4,000; st. Louis, $4,000; Ma.
rne, $4,000; Commercial, $4,000; Pho.
nix, $4,000; total, $500 500. The Ameri.
can Central's losses will fall short Of the
above amount, as some Of its risks are on
suburban property not burned. All losses
will be promptly paid.
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PITrsBURon, Oct 11-iP,M-Thc first
snow Of the season is now falling.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Board
of Brokers announce the receipt Of nine
thousand dollars foF the relief fund, and
all the theatres announce their perform.
ance to aid the fund. The Odd Fellows
have a meeting this evening. The 10th
Baptist church has been opened for the
reception Of clothing for tho same desti-
NATHAN
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

TRY Briggs Threat and Lung Healer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK July 13.-Cotton dull and unchanged ;
sales ~ bales; Middling upands 2ob Fiour-sales
State 5 90 g So; round hoop Ohio 565 @6 10;
Western 90 q 6s5; Southern 6 10 q 90. Wheat
opened quiet q. and steady and closed heavy at 1c
aoat; No. do 49, Corn shade easier sales no. OCO
bush; common Mixed Western Tic; good to choice at
~ 7ze; oats without decided change sales u 900
dull and lower; new mess at is 90; prime 1900 a.
70 90. Lard steady at % q lO3c. Butter dull and
Western tree 944c Rice quiet: Carolina 81 q Sc. Su-
gar quiet Museovado 81 "a l0sc; fair to good refn-
s nE " R y yis; Goes ft% and quiet with small
hrm at 81 q 5Sc. Rosin duiet firm at 8 90 a 125.-
Petroleum dull; crude 14s q 14Bc; refined 255c TAI
Freights to Liverpool are steady. Wheat Sd. Corn
CHICAGO. July 13-Flour dull Wheat fairly active
ami eTe sGf KeS at Isl GrH @
Oats firm No. at 463 a 1890. Rye fairly active
No. 2 at GA q CT. Barley quiet and unchanged
que; mess pork at IA 379 a IA 80. Lard 1Ot "a OIc
Live Hogs unchanged at 90 "a 80. Cattle dun at
Receipts 900 bbls. -four, ia 600 BUSH wheat 1853,
bush corn. 900 bush. oats, 5000 bush rye, 1000
bush. barley, 1000 hogs.
zoo 900 bush corn, 1900 BUSH oats 1000 BUSH rye
5000 hogs. y
TOLEDO, July 10. -Flour steadyland in moderate
demand Wheat steady and in moderate demand /;
-, " auosH L INo q uO dG o05 ~ 30 :
regular White Michigan %; Amber do at 1856; No. |
Amber Illinois 80; No. do 20; No red do 80;
old 20 Corn steady and in moderate demand low
mixed 573c; Yellow 5Sc; Michigan at size; White
65c. Oats a shade better; No SOC; No Q at SOC (;
Michigan sic
Freights duh and unchanged
CINoINNATI. July 10 Pork dull and nominal at
10 10 Lard-Full prices asked, but no demand, 105c
IS asked but small quantity was sold tor 104c. Bulk
meats duh at g. for shoulders IL tor rough rides "a
9 &c for clear rib sides and clear sides Bacon dull
ana dropping; SAFES of shoulders 81 q 6Hc; sides 50
NC; 90 " 9 81 seller. September Hogs-demand
good at ui prices. 80 q 465. Whiskey in fair de-
mand and firm at 9ic.
CHAkLEsroN, July 13-COtton dull; Middline
uplands 204c.
SAVANNAH, July 13.-Cotton firmer; Miodling
upiands 194@l9ac.
20c ~
SEW ORR Fans. July 13.-Cotton dull and lower
Middling uplandss 2O4c.
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TELEGRAPHIU IrEMs.

Steamships City of New York, Holland and
Koln have arrived out.
The Morocco manufacturers are holding a
national convention at Cape Ireland, New
YOrk.
Three hundred Mormon immigrants have ar
rived at Salt. Lake from Great Britain.
The New Englrnd editors shot the ST. Law
renee rapids Wednesday, and practiced other
Montreal exercises with great satisfaction.
The first narrow gauge passenger engine ever
built in America was shipped Thursday, from
Philadelphia to Pixies Peak.
Mrs Stanton, now in San Franchisco, is lis
tened to by large audiences. Mrs. Anthony
took occasion to give her opinion GU the case OF
Mrs. Fair, which called forth storm of Kisses.
The Supreme Court of California decide that
the taxing of its bonds by county is equival-
ent to reputation.
Judge Austin native of Nova Scotia and
half brother of U, S. Senator Howe, died at
Victoria Thursday.
The Red Stockings of Boston defeated the
Forest City's of Cleaveland, at the latter place
Thursday, ~ to8
In the Saratoga steeple chase yesterday Oys-
terman beat Tammany. The distance was
nearly threelmiles. Time $50.
In Quebec there was no public Orange cele-
bration, but a dinner was given in honor of the
day. Great excitement over the news OF the
New York riot was manifested.
The Canada Grand Lodge of Masons is in
session at Ottawa.
In New York the Haymakers beat the Mu
tuals, 8 TOT.
Over 400 Mormons arrived in New YOrl
Wednesday from Liverpool, and left for Utal
yesterday.
At Osceloa, Missouri, on the 9th of june
Jacob Hevring, charged with the murder o.
James Hughes, was taken from the jail by
party of vigilants and hanged.
Trinity College commencement occurred il
Hartford yesterday.
Judge Metcalf, Chief Clerk of the Interior
| under Sec Cox, did in Washington Wednes
| day.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
Report from the Signal Office.

WASHINGTON, July 49, 80 P. M.-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours The baron.
eter has risen slightly in the Pacific coast and
Rocky Mountain stations, with partially cloudy
weather and with fresh local Winds The pres
sure has generally increased east of the Rocky
Mountains with tendency to diminish on the
lower Lakes this afternoon The lowest pres
sure, which was Wednesday evening in the
Northwest, is now central, over Lake Huron
The temperature has fallen north and west OF
Missouri and has risen on the Middle and East
Atlantic coasts. Southwesterly winds have
generally prevailed during the day, but easter
ly winds have set in this afternoon on the
Middle and ist Atlantic coasts and rain fell
last nieh hit in North Carolina and Tennessee,
and cloudy or threatening weather is now re-
ported from Virginia southwark. Partially
cloudy weather has elsewhere very generally
prevailed. ,-
Probabilities-It is probable that partially
cloudy and clear weather will very generally
prevail in the forenoon Friday east OF Missls,
sippi. No serious disturbance is apprehended
for the Lakes and Atlantic and Cult coast.
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The GARY CoNcERT.-Tbe Cary concert at
Brunswick was brilliant success in spite of
the rain storm and the consequent mud. The
audience, closely filling the church, was
brought into full sympathy with the singer
and yielded itself entirely to the spell of her
wonderfully rich, mellow and tuneful render.
ing of her beautiful selections. There is full,
hearty, sympathetic power in her voice, which
most strik.ngly influences the hearer. As she
closed her songs the audience would sit mo-
tion,ess and apparently breathless for an in
slant, and then, as if suddenly awaking from
beautiful dream, would burst into an over
Whelming torrent of applause, checked only
by the temperance of Miss Cary, who very
kindly responded to the rapturous encores in
each case. She was finely accompanied and
seconded by the Germania Band, which fully
sustained its high reputation. The concert
was the gem of the Commencement week. and
the students should be congratulated on their
success in entertaining their NUMEROUS guests
at this sumptuous musical feast.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

A STRANGE TRAGEDY.-The following dis
patch from Leavenworth, Kansas, gives tho
subioined account of strange and terrible
tragedy at Eldorado, in that State on the I'd
inst:
An election held last spring to decide the To-
cation of the county seat OF that county (But-
ler) was contested with great animosity j. b.
Murdoch, editor of the Walnut Valley Gazette,
taking very prominent part in the discussion
After the election he received letter post
marked at Augusta, the late rival OF Ell Dora
90, signed COMMITTEE" warning him TO take
back certain things he haI said in his newspa-
per, and saying if he did not detract he would
be hanged If caught in the country after ten
days. His wife took the matter so seriously
that her reason finally became unsettled. On
the day mentioned she noticed her husband
talking with Hon. Sidney Clark ard other
strange gentlemen who had just arrived in
town. and at the same time her eye caught
sight of another gentleman walking up the
street with a rope in his hand. Thinking the
threat was now to be carried into execution,
she snatched up babe about IA months old
ran with it to the rear of the dwelling and
taking razor from her pocket, cut It's throat
and then her own. The child died Immediate
ly, without struggle, but the mother is stll
living, though her recovery is doubtful. Inc
most unbounded indi9 nation prevails against
the authors of the letter.
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ROWdYisM.
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 49, Some time ago the
Police Court fined restaurant keeper $50 and
costs tor refusing to sell refreshments to a per-
son on account of his color. An appeal was
taken to higher court, which dismissed the
appeal and affirmed the Judgment of the court
below. There the decision stands that no dis
function can be made on account of color in
any public way.
Money Order Treaty.
The Postmaster General to-day received
from the General Post Office at London the
formal articles of the convention negotiated by
DIR. Macdonald, of the Post Office Depart
ment, for the exchange OF postal orders be-
tween the United States and Great Britain.
The convention is duly executed on the part of
the United Kingdom aud now awaits eXecu-
tion by the Postmaster General with the adj
wire and consent of the President. The inter-
change Of postal money orders is to commence
on the LIST of October. The limit OF single
money order is to be $50 or ten pounds sterl-
ing. The other d stails will be officially given
to the public n due time.
OeIy n Police.
The Ku Klux investigating committee to-day
examined Judge A. r. Wright of Rome, Ga,
an ex-member of both United States and Con
federate Congresses. He believed in the exist
ence of the Ku Klux organizations, and said
that they were organized for poll ce purposes, to
repress disturbances likely to grow out of the
disorderly conduct of the negroes. The latter
and the Ku Klux had sometimes gone beyond
the purpose of their organization which was
not political, although being composed exclu-
sively of conservatives it might occasionally
have that effect. He was opposed to secession
and enjoyed the confidence of President Lin
coin. After the war, although DESTROYS of the
acceptance of the situation he could not feel
entirely kindly to the government while bur-
dened with political disabilities add not allow
ed to participate in all its advantages. There
is a sufficient number of witnesses here await
ing examination to occupy the committee till
the end of next week.
No Business Cards.
Assistant Post Master Gen. Terrell has writ
ten letter announcing certain enquiries in re-
gard to the style and address which the De-
partment will print on stamped envelopes with
requests to return ii not called for within a
specified time. in which it is stated that gov
eminent will print only the name aud ad-
dress Of the sender without any indication of
his business but prefxed letter of his dis
tinction such as doctor" "Rev." ETC., and
the full title of the corporations, will be allow
ed to be placed upon the envelopes as proper
or necessary means of ident ification.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

CLASS REUNIoN.-The class OF 1874, Bowdoin
College, numbered forty at its graduation.
Thirteen of the numbered gathered around tue
festive board at the Falmouth Hotel yesterday
afternoon, as follows: Gen. S. j. Anderson, OF
Portland, occupied the head of the table, and
on either hand were Henry p. Deane, Esq,
late Surveyor of the Port, S. p. Dinsmore,
Esq, editor of the New York Stakeholder,
Major ID. R. Hastings of Fryeburg, Horatio G.
Herrick, High Sheriff of Massachusetts, S. 2.
Gibson, Esq, OF Bethel, Judge c. w. Goddard
OF the Superior Court, G. w. Larrabee, Esq,
of Bath, j. S. Palmer, Esq, of Portland, Hon.
WV. Virgin, Reporter of Decisions, DIR. T.
5. j. Pray of Dover, N. H., c. E. Swan, Esq,
OF Calais, and II. @. Wheeler, Esq, of Port
land.
With the dessert came the life of the occa-
sion-the revival of the scenes of college life
with its-anecdotes and jokes and later expert
ences. About o'clock the party took small
sail down the harbor, by invitation of Judge
Goddard, on board Yacht Laurel. and in the
evening the class was entertained at the res.
iuence OF Henry T. Deane.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

An English shoemaker, named Edwin Whit
tier, cut his throat in Lowell "Wednesday
night because he could not find employment.
He is a recent immigrant, having inst arrived
in Lowell, and was accompanied by son 70
years old. He leaves wife and six children
in England.
A horse thief named David T. Edwards was
arrested at Athol, Mass, Wednesday with the
horse of Geo. w. Harris. of Nashua, n. ID.
In some sections of Vermont the grass crop
is so short this season that the grasshoppeIs
are getting round shonldered STOPPING down to
eat it.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

BUT few people are aware that their worn
out plated-ware, such as Tea Sets, Ice Pitch
e7s, Castors Steel Knives, Forks, Spoons, SC q,
can be replated so as to look nearly or quite as
good as new, for frem half to two thirds the
price Oh new, and will wear equal to the best
wares in the market at least, when done by A.
I'll. ATWOOD, at Lancaster Hall. He does a
fine job, and warrants it to wear. Give him
an early trial and be convinced. iy14tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
Municipal Court.



TnURspAY-Hannah Warren, common drunk
ard was to the House of Correction for thirty
days.
james Fernald, young man ttom New Hamp-
shire, came to Portland to get employment. TO get
himself into notice he threw stone at DR.. Weeks's
horse, njuring him somewhat The act was observ-
ed and james is at work tor the county tor thirty
-daua
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CONNECTICUT.
Yale Commencement.

New HAVEN, July 13.-The Commencement MT
exercises were largely attended to-day. Ninety
nine men were graduated. At the Alumni
Woolsey, Gov. Jewell, President Porter and
others. The following honorary degrees were
given:-D. D. upon Rev. DR.. Alton editor of
the British Quarterly Review; LII D. upon
Rev. DR.. Bushnell, of Hartford, Hon. Dwight
Foster, of Boston, j. III. Trumbull, of Hart
ford, M. A. Upton, M. G. B. Durfee, of Fall
River, and Jno. B. Hanson, of San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
MISSOURI.


ST. LOUIS, July 13-A country collector to-
day seized 10 locomotives belonging to the
Iron Mountain railroad company, for the non
payment of $50, 900 taxes. He also levied on
large lot of lumber belonging to the Marine
railway and dry docks for unpaid taxes.
Kingston Iron Works, in South St. Louis, to
avoid seizure, paid their tax bill under protest.
The property of the North Missouri railrad was
seized yesterday for the non payment of three
years taxas, amounting to $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

Mrs. MANCHEsTER's success in her system
of persons suffering from disease all over the
country. All her patients speak in the most
fattering terms of the benefit they receive
Diseases of years standing are made to vie d
under her treatment and her patients recover
when all other remedies have failed. The at
fiieted should lose no time in consulting her, at
the United States Hotel. She remains till the
Doth of ,Iulv
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
a!npanI Srnnlr

WILKEsBARRE, July 13-This morning a
break 80 feet in extent of surface occurred in
the Wyoming canal, two and a half miles from
here, filling the Enterprise and Burroughs col
heries with water ana snspending operations
for perhaps two months. The canal will be re-
paired in a week or ten days. The amount of
damage has not been ascertained.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursion. :. First Parish Society.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Ticket Agents. Rollins g. Adams.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Card. =. e. A. O'Brion.
Found. Sleeve Button.
To Let. Stable.
Executors Sale.. Machinists Tools.
Proposale. wv. B. Shubrick.
Removal. Bonney q Pullen.
Fruit Jars. Kendall & Whitney.
Lost. Davis & Co.
House for Sale. :. .26 Cedar st.
Fresco Painter. -. W. L. Keller.
Westward, Ho. james NJ. Johnston.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

IN one voAume, E'fHce 0O CENTS
The following Medical Lectures for Gentlemen:
L. PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE:
2. PREMATURE DECLINE LNMAN
.. NEBPOOS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
DISEASES OF THE GENERATIYEs
ORGANS.
5. SPERM4TORRHEA
6. ABUSES OF THE NATURAL FUNCTIONS.
7. TREATMENT AND CURE.
Price so cents by mail. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS. fremont Place, Boston.
mIS-sneod1y jun13
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Receipts by Railroads and Ieannbons-
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk lam
bbs. -four, Is cars bark IA do corn, do shocks
do spools, do bran, Is do piles ] DO starch. 3 do
do paper, 2 do hay, do sundries; Shipments Fast
TOO bis. -four, l car iced.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases mdse. 40
pkgs ropes, II bbs., Al bags potatoes 20 veal 70
boxes scythes, Al pkgs sundres
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RoSrON-18 lars
snuff 10 bbs beer, 6s pcs Wagon axles bales feah
ers, hid hams. 50 boxes oranges 6 do fresh fish
bales husks 40 boxes tin, % firkns butter so bis
pork, 80 bds gass pipe II kegs rvots 10 cases and
IL bales domestics, bags coffee, 90 boxes Spices 50
FOR Canada and up country--55 bales MANILA, 70
dds and hhds. oil, panOfortes. 8 doz shoves so
earboys 60 bales rags, casks SKINS pcs marble,
es1s nseed OIL 40 bdls leather. rs bales WOOL cask
sa' soda, moving machines, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14

Barometer corrected for temperature and elevation
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
VIRGINIA.
Educational Convention,

WINCHESTER, July 12.-In the Educational
Convention this morning Walter R. Abbott
was elected President of the Association for
the ensuing year. At the evening session
Prof John VIM, of the Virginia University,
delivered an address ON Bible teaching in the
schools, taking strong ground in favor of Bible
instruction in all the schools. An animated
discussion on the subject followed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-14
Foreign Markets.,

LONDON, July 13.-11.C0A. M.-ConsoIs at "a 93s
93a tor money and account.
American securties-U. s 5-2Os 1862 922; do 1865
old, 92t; do 1867, 91a; do 1O-40's 81.
Corn SIS Pork 52s Cd
LIVERPOOL, July $1,000 A. M.-Cotton closed
bales '
LONDON 10 July Il 80 P. M.-Consols at s3s for
money and account.
American securities United States 5-2Os 1852 92s
do 1865. old. Oh; do 1887 9sA; do 1O-4O's GOT.
LIVERPOOL, July 13,-4 30 p. M.-Cotton closed
heavy; middling uplands Cd; do Orleans 9@d; sales
1900 bales, OF which 1000 were for speculation and
export.
Lard 49s Cd.
FRANKFORT, July 13.-United States 5-2Os 1867
closed at 964 q 96s.
LIVERPOOL, July 13-Evening Common Rosn
rs ID per cent. Spirits TurpentIne 42s Cd. Bacon
sos cd for short ribbed middIes
LONDON, July 1S-Evening Linseed 63s
Cd "a "a. WIN
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, July 13.-The Republican
Press Convention is in session here. The OBJ
ject is political enc. The Republican states
that thirty seven journals are represented in
the Convention, but the Times places the num-
her at seventeen,
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insured by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Com
PANy, OF Hartford, accident DEPARTMENT.
has been paid a claim for non-fatal or tatl,
injury, disbursing nearly 800 per day for
every day OF the Company's existence.
iY1O LIZ
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CONNECTICUT.


HARTFORD, June BIN the Senate to-day
the bill repeating the usury laws was passed
by a nearly unanimous vote. In the House
the bill consolidating the New York & New
Haven and the Hartford & New HaAen rail-
roads passed, 129 to s..