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View York Hay Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, April 49,: Receipts 20.
iay 100 bales. Trade ls dull, FOR shipping, only
small odd lots are taken for southern ports. the
market is weak, but not actually iow.r. Re[oli ID
arm. and sells fairly Straw Continues IN good
demand and In small supply. Prices are tending
upMaru.
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-ahYWhaH&N,

SpaASGfp6lBefe H6fme0faAs, HSisS Ma'anzas-
6 days. Ballast. To W P Hall.
Schr Ann $ Deas, Garbatti. Yves. Point Mil. y
tierces rice. To J L Shepp 'rd.
.Sclr Saliie B!ssell, AagratA, Comnahee. So
bushels rough rice. To W Z Bee l. &C. -.
Steamer Emile, White, georgetown, 5 {. 2lS
b,,ls rosin, Is lierces rice, nlse and sup El&s; To
gsgsgs fG xsssS 9 Ss ssIss, AEsffprser =
W G Bee Il 20, ] r Pringle & Son, Holmes & Mac.
beth, Captain X T Renshaw, and others.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Say, Beaufort anu Paclne
Landing. Sundries. TO d Aiken. " Matthews,
Southern Express Company, ) Wiley i co, Mrs
Pierson, H Gedts d co, Holmes, Calder d co, Levy
1$$FaIiyYs. apAsqsibana FiA nsfsf'sssise'
IN THE oFFlNG.
Bark Sterling, Harding, Phoenix Islands via So
vaAnah, - days. Guano. To Wilcox, Globes i co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Merrill U Hart, Nawiey, Fall River, Mass
] A EnsloS Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fail River, HincSicy, Philadelphia.
Schr Cyrus FOssett, Harding, BicEsvllle ) Z.
Steame. City Point, Vincent, Palatka, wa jack
soe1ilks$eEnandfta a3A SsteanatTG sSs
- CtEARED For THtY PORT.
Brig Ellen Maria, HoNis, at Baltimore, April 10.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Arrived, Missouri; arrived
out. Nova Scotia.
bile Tor Havana, with LUMBER, sank IN IortnglS
hartor. ,..o.
Blew. Georgetown; cleared, schr Buraet' Hor',
New York.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market
OFFICE CHARLEsToN NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, April p, lsiL.t
CorToN.-Them market generally presented quiet
features, but a moderate inquiry prevailed at
rates which showed no important change bonn
those previously prevailing. Sales about 500
bales, say IL at 10, ! at Tx, 4 at ny, II At Tx,
I: 25 at u, 7 at 12x, 10 at 1917, . at l2x, 90 at ID Is
At lsx, "a at 1sN, 3 at lsh, 40 at nA 43st1a1,
. ITO at lsx, 8 at 49,, 40 at IA, 8 at lax, 10 at LIN,
ard 6 extra staple at lee y b. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......ilA9lS
Low middlDg.
Mddling. gs u
Strict middpng.
R1cx-This exhibited 1rmnsss. Sales about 200
= tierces Of clean Carolina, sag 1s tiercts st7!hc'
9 at 8, &c. at SIX, $50. at sXc@ q b. We quote
eommonto fair at 1X@7X' COED s@sxc|p D.
NAVAL sroKBs.-The stock Is light, and there
we're no transactions Of note.
FRstaura-To Liverpool, By steam direct,
nominal on uplands ; via New York. hd
on upia6ds ; Id on sea ISLANDS; BY eai''
7.lsd on uplands. Ma % sea tsiands.& TO
Hayre nominal. Ooastwise-to New YORK
nv steam, Nc on uplands and &c on sta
Islands; 81 IS q tierce on rice; by san, nc ho"
cotron; t,erce OIL rice: 4oc ? barrel en- rosin'
s1@s p NJ on lumber; saSlo p N on timber. II
Boston, by sail, Xc = u on upland Gotten.
TO Providence. BY sail IS = NJ on ooarcs, &C
2 n on cotton; by steam 81 a bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia by steam, ike p 1t
ON uplands; by sail. 81 a NJ on boards; : 4 on
nmber;s s. atom on clay, sad sa9sso on phos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c p 10 BY
sail, SO 5o@7 p n on boards; s3@S 20 ? ton OIL
phosphate rock. { vessels are in deInsntt by
our merchants to take lumber frsfshIs ,frcm
Georgetown, 8. Co.. aren and sattlla River, Ga
and Jacksonvile, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
al2 AN are the rates on lumber and boards.
EIoHtsas.-stssling s9sdagbYaSTs. 4
no,,xssu ExosANss.A y&s Ss{nxs purchase
sight checks at X OF to par, and sell az 4 pre-
MUM.
GoLp-loAellk oaa2HS
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SewYork Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April 10 There is a
very good joboing trade demand Ior GaiTiina
Inc a CONCENTRATION OF remaining supplies and
hiSner cost, our holders at this point show much
armness and are Indifferent operators. sales OF
IS tcs ct slas4c for ordinary 10 choice. Foreign;
for consumption, with a little moro nrmness OF
late. "a the offerings are not large. Sales OF $50
bays Rangoon at 7a73tc for ordinary TO choice.
From the Journal d Commerce: Tnere ls no
change to note. The demand for foreign for deal.
ers' use is fair, Rd'with moderate supplies STEADY
prices are current. Domestic would sell 1airiy
were there any here. We notice sales OF goo osss
Rsngoon at .7haS3ic, currency, and sotlerces
Carolina at sAaSxc.
FSom the World: There was o very good demand
and prices very firm; sales include 40 Casks caro-
INA SLaec, the latter for CHI !.ce; 800 bags Ran
COON, 7a7Hc; and $50 bags Patns. tor consnmp-
lion, on private terms.
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SELMA, April la-rhere we're saies Yesterday
20 the amount oa0o oales. Middiing 1lc, low mid.
ding 1a4c, strict good ordinary l2Xal2H. Marker
quiet and unchanged.
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WEED: FAMILY FAvoEiTE Lo5k.sTiIeh
=" MACHINE.
.,re the best IN rye.
For sale ua the Lease Plsu, with monthly pay.
..e1s, IN easy teSras, or fUr cash AL Kinds O.
aarh:re' attachments, Nedd!es, Cotton, (wh''e
mack apl cOlcrGd.j SIZE, OIL, Sa5n, &c, 6yc.
Repal-i!S ~ Usual. C!rcu!sTs ara saslp.eE o.
ScTE sent'on application.
Cauef.'csia u Frat C.ass Sewing ras-
chIaee san daTe:'ai. 80. SGT King strecS,.
auel7 ai z- shartesIon: ;. ~
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COLUMBIA, April 20.-Sales or cotton yester.
day 30 bales; middling lsc.
SUMTER, April ls.-Cotton still continues dul,
with a further decline. Sales past week have
ruled 8 to 12Kc, according to grade. sales "
bales, market closes dull.
YORKYLLE, April 1s.-from S to l1&c.
CHARLOTTE, April 1e.-Sales today % bales a.
u and 12x. Market quiet.
COLUMBUS, April ls.-There Is 8 good demand
for better grades, which, being scarcer, are rsla
isEc: sales 147 bales. Receipts 1872 bales. Ship
ments S4s bales.
MONTGOMERY. April 1s.-Markes closed easier
low middings 12xa1sc-
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~ o r N Ew T Or 3.
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL serH, AT SIX
O'CLOCK P. II.
NEW IRON STEAM INE-EsrABLisHED 1870.
sTATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steannshi in
s suI FOR New esG YoIs on WEDNESDAY, Aprl %, at 9
O'Clock p. NJ, from Pier No. 2. Union mnaIVes. -,
The fine new Iron Steamship VIII
follow on TUESDAY, I'd May. c..o, ),
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng-
land Misunderstanding TOWNS, at the loWeskfnaf-
kef rates.- - -.
Insurance by Steamers OF tpis Line ApeSCSns
very fine state.room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER, HUGER & co., No. 90 Broad street, OF
to WM.A A. COURTENAY, No. ] Union "harVes.
apr22-4 -
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: PoM oAxRxDAR.

Fail Noon, 5th, Q hours, 8 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, 0 hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Noon, 10th. ! hour. As minutes, evening.
First Quarter, eth, 6 hours Is mtnutea. evening.
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FARES GIEAT..Y EEprcED.

stssu;crs o; ;hc above me leave Pier
No. IL, Norlh !tiyCI. t0ot OF szAae4r
street. Nav iorH, 81 IL C'cio2s neon, OF tls i2so
dates iali On Suutay, tllen The Saturday prccca
Ing. -
All derarturfs connect at Panama WITT steam.
ers for South Pacific ami Centrai American torlst
Depar.ure Of 18TH ton :hes at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China. steamers leave san Fran.
cisco INST OF every month, except when Il la!ls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No Co, ifornia teaLcr toucil ~ Havana, ou'
20 direct from New YORK TO Asplnwau.
one hundred, pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app!
at the COMPANIES TICKET 0FFtSE! on Lhe
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. +. X. BABY, agent.
iulVl6-lyr
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NEWS.

Exports.
FALL RIVER, MAss-Per schr Merrill G Hart
l52, COO feet pitch pine plank.
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5ewine Hlash,nes.
pHE GOLD MEDALS SEWING MACHINE.
pcuRLELocE ELASTIC STITCH.

This Is the most simple and reliable W. Threaa
Sewing Machine IN The world. IL sew5 direct
from Two threads, and Is Sis ieSs than aU other
frsl.class Sewihg Machine. Samples can be seen
az No. l55 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel solo Agent for the Stale. :Sub.a3ente
wanted through The State. address W. 8. Is
SELL, Charleston. Also agents fr Home Shuttle
Hand Machine. S25. apra.ruths6fnos'
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CABLE SCREW Wire.
Menu 3lubllraiDns.
EoGARTIE'S BOOK .DEPos1ToR
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES.

We have recently made large additions TO our
stuck OF BIBLES. The prices are greatly reduced.
W. are now ofesing an unusual large vaTIeIy OF
gnalisn and American Family. Bibles, Pocket
Bibles and the Episcopal Prayer Book at extreme:
lH50w nyicRe.
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FoRF VALLEY, Ga. september 10, ls6e.
Mossrs. GuuDNCu, WlNBAAN K Co Charleston:
GenIemen-l take great pleasure IN. informing
rom the noe OF the Old CAROLINA BlTPEHS.
1t is certainly q good medicine, and wouldt,
pleased II you would send ME another dozen I'm
nedlately. Respectfully. &c, .
lS!gneD inc. a. inoosHt.
Son, bs ali druggists IN Charleston. The trade
supplied Ivy
Principal Depot. No. 6 Bsyne street.
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THROUGH Ef DAYLIGHT.
FOR II.,ClFiC LANDING, hEhCFOKT, tIiLT0A
lead. SAVANNAH, DI21ES AND
BRUNSWICK. GA.

The lavo.Ne steamer
Z LIZA II A ~ & . x,
Captain L. ". Burns,
VIII receive Freight at Accommols. ~k
lion wharf for above points every IREsSs6R.
TUESDAY. ann leave Oh every "WEDNESDAY aOKS.
ii;G. All O'Clock, arriving az savannah The same
tveIIIsF, anu leaving for parien, &C.. the follow
ing morning. Returning, will leave savannal TO-
Chsraston every. MONDAY MORNING, st T; o'clock.
Sor FTe!ght or passage, apply TO
EATENEL. HOLMES 4 CO.,
Sep1o. M. III E2S. l:ar.
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FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS. IRwISToN, GA.
IRw1SpOE, Ca, september 25, lsoa
Messrs. GOODRICH, WISEAAN Il Co.:
Gentiemen-Wbeu In your city, Two weeks ago
your DR.. Service gave me o bottle OF your ce!e.
braied CARoLlN.i BlTTEi:S which brought
Afler using il he was so well pleased with IT,
ELECTS, that he considers them almost indispensa'
BILE. Please tnd enclosed sixteen, lSl6) tue price
OF TWO cases: direct them W. J. Chambers d son.
No. 10. q. Il. Il. Yours. very respectfully,
iSirucd) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
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W. n. vi bSUN
And by Druggists generally.

N r.. 3 A E II S
IMPROVED
VEGETABLE CATHARTlC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER CUNPLAIST-will cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costireness. Loss OF
Appetite, and have proved Of great use ID Neu-
raleia, D.opsy, Dysentery, Plies, Pains in the Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headache
and all Derangements OF the. Stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and in all sltna-
lions Uf life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DIR. 81. RAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, S. G.
Price per box Is cent?. Usual discount &c tie
trade.
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MARINE NEWS.

CHARLESTON. S. e........APRlL q, 1871.
Lat ssdeg 46 min IS sec. ! Lon 70 deg 81 min 81 sec.
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Messrs: GooDKlcN, WISENAN Co., VHaI'eS70H'
s. c.:
aentlemen-This is TO inform you that about a
year ago ! was IN delicate health, worn Out WIN
old age and hard work, weighing one hnndIeh
and twenty five pounds; upon request con.
menced using the OLD CAROLINA BITfERs. AZ,
Ter using nine hotties. / felt as wei and vigorous
as thirty years ago-went TO WORK anu nade
money. l weighed. AFTER using the above, one
hundred and sereniy.two poundA have since
been strong anil hale. Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks, and saccess say ! to the OLD
BlrTERS.
Tumbling Shoals, S. c.
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miscellaneous.

This is the best Medicine lor young children
SUFFERING with. Colo, Diarrh9a, Or any other CON-
plant, in'ldent TO Teething. 1t may be given
with safety, as it contains no opium, or other in.
FURIOUS anodyne.
Price, Is cent; a bottle.
Manufactured end for SAFE by
Dr. Il. BAER.
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ERMAN WAR R.
EXCURSION TRIP TO THE BAR:
RaifroaOs..
Railroads..
GoGTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&@8Ms
JICE.PRESIuENT'S OFEIC

- FICE-PRESIUENTFS UFEICE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., January Is, 1871.
OF and after SUNDAY January %, the Fnssenr
ger Trains on Tue 'suc.G TJ.Ina Railroad Will
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AMERICAN DENTAL CONVENTION.

GREENBarFR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
August 4, 1871.
In the Dental Convention today Dr. Morrison
read report mechanical Dentistry" which
was discussed by Drs. Floyd, Mcdonald and Walker.
The report on ''Denal Education" was read by Dr.
George A. Miles, of Brooklyn and the paper on the
same subject by DR.. {. H. Francis, OF New York city,
Both were discussed by Drs. Atkinson, McQuillan.
Grouse and Walker. paper on "0ental Atiology,r
nv Professor Carter. OF New Orleans.
read by Ir. Taft. A report on operative dentistry
was read by Dr.. Taft and discussed by Drs. Atkin-
son. Judd McQuillan. Francis. Grouse, Morgan,
Dutch DiCkerman Mcdonald. Walker, Tut and
Salmon. The following gentlemen were then elected
executive officers Tor the ensuing year:Presdent,
George H. Cushing, Chicago, First Wee President,
C. T.. Francis, New York city; Second Vice Presi-
dent. J. X. Walker. New Orleans; Corresponding
secretary j. =. Salmon, Boston; Recording Score
tary NJ =. Dean, Chicago: Treasurer, W. ii. God
dard, Louisville. Niagara Fails was designated as
the place for holding the next annual convention.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, N. G., August 4. 1917.
In New Hanover county the republicans gain
eral hundred on the vote Of 1870 Arson county
gives q small conservative gam; Warren county
gives 200 conservative gain; Columbus county,
ported thus far, Is favorable to the call oftnc Con-
ventOn by a small majority.
The majority for the Convention In Rockingham
county is 81; democratic majority last AugusC, al
republican gam OF $50.
WAsHIEGroN, D.. c., August 4, 1871.
private telegram received here, dated Raleigh.
n C.. August 4, says:-wake county gives 600
against the Convention; Halifax county gives 2,oOo;
Warren wayne and Craven counties give increased
republican maOrties. Mecklenburg goes 81,
against the Convention. The maJorites last August
were as fOllOws:--Wakc, 392 republican; Halifax,
SsS republicans; MecKlenburg, 225 democratic
giving republican gain in these three counties
n I
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THE LOUISIANA REPUBLICANS.
The Republican Faction Fight Ia New Or
Ieans-Disg rn ceful Mismann ement Of City

The Republican Faction Fight Ia New Or
Ieans-Dissrnceful Mismann Q meut Of Cry
Affairs.
NEW ORLEANS August T. 1871.
The city journals assert that few weeks since
the expenses or the City Hall were $4,000, and that
last week they had increased to $4,000.
The Republican this morning suggests mat the
Administrator OF Improvement employ 500 or 900
men for week or two to strengthen the levees. as
this Is the season that gales come upon us. The
other city Journals call this pretext to reinforce
the WarnOthites. The Times TINS morning edi-
torally states that the war for supremacy between
the Warinothites and the Dummies progresses in
this city With fervdity vndctlveness and un-
scrupulousncss never before equalled by any party
faction contest IN this State. The whole radical
party, including every OnicehOder OF the federal.
State and city government, is abs orbed i'm this COM
bat public business and interest are utterly
ignored. AMI the public money ruthlessly
squandered to promote the fortunes OF the one
the other faction. Every species Of fraud, deceit,
violence and trckery is employed to the same end.
The police relieved from the duty for which they
are hired, and ordered to spread themselves over
the city break up the clubs Of the adverse faction
and control all primary meetings. The general Orer
Is to beat the Custom House party by whatever
means may be necessary.
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THE CITY CREDIT.
Mayor Hall and Comptroller Connolly AK for
Committee Of Investigation from the
Chamber Of Commerce.

the excitement now prevailing in relation 10 the
accounts IN the Comptroers ONCE and the cond,.
tOn or the city and county debt and credit has
drawn forth the following communication. which
speaks for Itself
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, Aug 4. 1871
L Hon. WILLIAM Il. DODGE, President OF the Cham.
Der or Commerce, or In his absence Hon. George
0PDYKE, Vice President
DEAR SIR--ln view OF the gross allegations con.
tnually made by partizan Journal IN relation to
the accounts OF the CITY ana County OF New
YORK, the expenditures of the public MONEYS
the public debt ana the city resources, the
undersigned respectfully request that the Chamber
Oh Commerce appoint large ana influential com
mittee OF well-lnOwn and upright cirlzcns TO make
q full and exhaustive examination of the public
accounts ana condition OF the public debt and then
report the result when completed to the people Of
tnis city. The accounts viii all he published at an
early day. but IS the earnest desire OF the under
signed that the original accounts and vouchers shall
be at once thoroughly examined.
The undersigned would feel obliged, in case there
ia no regular meeting OF the Chamber within few
days, II q special meeting could be convened eX-
pressly IOr the purpose indicated.
The undersigned make this proposition irrespec.
tive OF their own personal Considerations and be-
cause OF the assaults made upon the city credit and
addressed to YOU because your body Is composed
OF non partisan and commercial gentlemen. Very
respectfully, your Obedlent servants,
OAKEY HALL. Mayor,
RICHARD X. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
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THE INDIANS.

The Captive Chiefs-Satanta's Plea for Life.
On the occasion of the sentence OF the two con-
victed Indian chiefs for murder at JacksbOro Texas
Il few days ago. Satanic, one OF the prisoners in re-
ply to the charge OF murder and sentence Of death,
spoke through an interpreter as follOws:-
Why should lie, have been under the white mans
control since young man? started OF with
party people for Texas, and stopped with sick
Peas River have been abused by people for being
friendly with the white man. have always been an ad
vOcate have always wished this TO be white
mans wearing because OF the kiowAs
and General sherman. am to suffer for what others
This the first time have been to Texas
They know neither do know them II let me
hvc feel ability to control people, IL die, II will
be like match the dry prairiesnO power stop IT,
IL could General Grerson people pledge myself
that people will the Red River again. IL
shall be the on red line willing 10 pledge myself for
the Kowas that IL out Of this will make What
mischief has been done by the I0nore kio
II Is the first mischief have been In have
knowledge OF the Texan than havo had 1f
Get out people with their farming and
General the indieniy OF shackes
put upon me. l have now seen these Texas
people in this house for the last few dayswomcn and chill
d;en-and said heart am willing to make peace
expect hear mischief by people, and know
hear death To take the warpath
Big Bow Lone Wolf, Lost Bear, Eagle Heart And ParAh
have deprcdatng Texas, and feel enmity
hands il permitted to 60 TO my tribe again.
After making the foregoing remarks and being in
formed, through the interpreter tnat the decree OF
the Court stood unaltered and being informed That
they would be hung the first Friday or September
next they both ana expressed wish TO be ex-
ecutcd immediately; that they were tired OF con-
tnement aud were not AFRAID TO die.
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TELEeRApHIO NEWS ITEMS.

Goud Neal Of Boston, aged seventy, co mmit.d suicide
yesterday, by hanging.
The dwelling and outbuildngs Of Mr. Gaylord, OF East
Hampton, Msss struck by lightning yesterday after
noon and burned.
William Stewart colored, under arrest in Boston for as
saut with kin, suicide in the Cambridge
street JAN last night by hanging himself to the srs'ings OIL
In Boston yesterday the Jury In the Of W. Clover
the alleged Boyson Bank robber after being out three hours
reported that they unable TO standing eight Tor
CONVICTION and four for acquittal.
AleIsndet Campbell, who his way TO Aurora, IN,
wn n,s family was robbed OF YtU0 train OF the New
YORK GENITAL Railroad Bergen N w. yesterday morn
lug Two thieves snached purse INC
money from Mr. Cnmpbes hand and Jumped from the train
while IA mo,'on was all the money MI Campocii wss
possessed %.
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THE CONNAUGHT RANGERS.
Election 81 Officers in the Proposed New Irish
Regiment.

Election 81 Officers in the Proposed New Irish
Regimen.
In little back room at 53l East Fifteenth street
we're gathered together some forty or lfy earnest
lrishnen last night to perfect their organization
a component company OF the proposed new regi-
ment, TO he known as the Eighty-secOnd New York
National Guard. The company win be esignated
by the letter A.
Considerable commotion was caused by the fact
that there were numerous candidates for commits
sions. The partisans OF the several aspirants we're
excited and enthusiastic III support OF their respec-
tive favontcs. Personalities were freely INDUCED
in and parliamentary rules were set at nanghr.
Finally, after the storm had been some
what Gained, through the persuasive eloquence
otMr. william A. Barrett the meeting proceeded TO
the election captain and l.. II. Cooney
chosen 10y reclamation. Mr.. COOncy formerly
hled the position OF conmandant OF "Our Light
,;uardsn with credit to himself ana satisfaction 70
ms command. The choice Of n first lieutenant was
deferred until next meeting
The company then proceeded TO ballot for a srcond
lieutenant. Another .ftoO,T ensued three cand-
dates Ocing announced.
Mr. BARRETT proposed the name OF James Hart
gan. In predatory speech he alluded TO the gross
ignorance displayed by our militia officers III the
cOmmonest rudincnts OF the tactics most OF them
not even knowing how to salute u reviewing officer
He said:--
necessity tina, our oncs should be men who have Ird
in CASEY UPTON and riardis who vii be credit 10 our
selves and the Irish race such man James Hatgan
soldier OF honorable sniecedcnts wall hcd to sdoru
position 10 which the voice OF his fellow may eya him.
l propose the OF James Ha.iigan, and know my
coun,ymen, with loud acclaim viii endorse the proposition
The appeal was irresistible and but two had the
nardihood To vote In opposition.
The company then went into ballot for the post
ton OF orderly sergeant. Mr.. William A. Barrett
whose earnestness, patriotism and unseluSn deVo-
ton 10 the interests OF tue new regiment had been
so conspcu0usly manifest, was then nominated,
Notwithstanding his unfegned aud earnest pro
iestaton3 10 the contrary. lie was elected by ac'
clamattOn. Amid cheers for could Ireland" and the
"fearless Eighty-eighth' the company adjourned
To the front room to partake or tue hospltalty OF
Captain Cocpey and his Fellow ofcers.