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Naval Orders.
FROM TIL II VEST.
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Exclusively TO The Evening Telegraph.
Cincinnati High School Commencement.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-The commencement exer-
cises of the High School took place this morning in
Pixies Opera House before an immense audience.
There were forty.tWe graduates.
Death of "LOOney" the Prize Fighter.
CHICAGO, June 30-A noted prize fighter and des-
perado who has long been terror to the people OF
Central City, Erie, and other mining districts in
Colorado, shot dead at Erie on Saturday last by
some person unknown, He went by the name OF
'Iooney." On the day previous Looney aud com
rade named Jim Gray brutally assaulted and nal
treated Rev Mr.. Valkenburgh and another citizen.
on Saturday Looney entered a saloon with huge
knife and revolver, and commenced violent demon
stTations against two other persons. While thus
engaged rife ball came WhiZZing through an op en
door and struck LOoney in the stde and he dropped
10 the floor dead. It 1t not known who fired the
shot, but it is supposed it was done by member OF
the vigilance committee raised at Boulder TO rid the
country of the rutians there. The death OF Looney
gives universal satisfaction.
MurderOus Array
ST. LOUIS, June 80 Three men named Benton
Brooks, George Mathews, and Saboaio Marlno Gu
gagged in fight on SUNDAY last at place called the
'SiX-mile House," in Madison county, H., resulting
In the death OF Brooks, who was stabbed and horr-
bly, Rutlated with knives in the hands OF Mathe Ws
and Marno, who were arrested and lodged In jail at
Edwardsville The quarrel originated In gambling
and drunkenness.
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AUDITORS.

Appointed to Adjust Final Accounts.
The following auditors have been appointed
in the Orphans Court for the City and County
OF Philadelphia
Thomas Greenbank, to adjust the accounts of
VIM. L. Hirst, Esq, under the deed of Juliette
Destouet.
John A. Bckel, to audit the accounts of Mar
garet s. Logan, Administrative of the estate of
John w. Logan.
Joseph P. Loughead, to adjust the fourth ac-
count of William H. Keichline, executor of the
will of Joseph w. Culp.
George NJ. Conarroe, to adjust the account of
Catharine Alter, Administrative of George A.
Alter.
c. w. Little, to adjust the account of David
Morgan, trustee of Sarah A. Schlater under the
will Of William H. Morgan.
George W. Thorn, to settle the accounts of
James Manderson and Thomas NJ. Montgomery,
executors of the will of Thomas Maaderson.
G. Remak, to audit the accounts of the Fidel-
ity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company,
administrators of the estate of Abraham
wilkins.
H. G. Townsend, to audit the account of Hon.
James r. Ludlow executor of Samuel s.
Levering.
John Hughes Edwards, to settle the first ac-
count of Charles s. Keyser, administrator of the
estate of Frederick Hafner.
Edward Barry, to audit the account of Francis
P. steel, administrator of the estate Of Anna
Bird.
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from EUROPE.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Eoening Telegraph.
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and
Cable Rates.
LONDON, June 30.-At a meeting of the Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce to-day, preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted to
the following effect
Whereas, The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
has learned with surprise that high cable rates are
sustained when all the Atlantic cables are working,
therefore
RESOLVED, That the officers of this body be autho-
rized and directed to make representations IN the
matter to the Government, and to ask aid OF the
Chambers OF Commerce Of Manchester, BIrming-
ham, Leeds, Sheffield, Glasgow, and Edinburgh.
Illness of Emperor william.
BERLIN, June 30-The Emperor William is
suffering from rheumatism.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, June 3O-5 p. M.-Consols for money
s21( for account, 923&. United States hve-twentes
OF 1852 916 of 1866 90 OF 1861 90 ten fortes So
LIVERPOOL, June 50--5 p. M.-COtton unchanged
Pork buoyant at 52s. 3D. At Manchester an adyance
OF 4 ID. is asked, which buyers refuse.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Review and the Loan.
The Greco-Turkish Troubles.
The italian Exposition.
Tncendiarism in Rev York.
MATTERS At WASHINGTON.
State Claims on the Government.
ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc. ETC., Eto,
MATTERS At WASHINGTON.
State Claims on the Government.
FROM EUROPE.
[BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
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The Review and the Loan.

Exclusively to The EUentng telegram.
The Review and the Loan.
LONDON, June 30.-The correspondents of
the London papers all agree that the review at
Longcbamps and the French loan were both
successful. One writer says the thought of
revenge upon Germany is uppermost in the
minds of the Parisians who still hope for an
opportunity to readjust the frontier
The Reported Difficulty Between Greece
and Turkey,
arising from the appointment of Tricoupis as
Greek Ambassador to Constantnople, aud the
refusal of the Porte to receive him. has been
amicably arranged, and the two countries are
now on good terms
The Italian Exposition.
NAPLES June 30.-Victor Emanuel visited
the exposition to-day and distributed the
medals awarded to contributors.
The English Fleet at Canada.
LONDON, June 30.-The statement is officially
confirmed that Halifax will, now that the
Treaty of Washington has been ratified, soon
cease to be the rendezvous of the British North
American fleet, and that the fleet in Canadian
waters will be reduced to the Commodores ship
and another.
A Cabmen's Strike.
strike of the cabmen is apprehended in
London.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
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state Claims Against the Government for
War Expenses.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The various States
having claims against the General Government,
growing out of the late war, we're busily en-
gagged Yesterday and to-day, through their
authorized agents in pushing their claims at the
office of Comptroller Brodhead, in the Treasury
Department, to the end that they might get
them audited before the expiration of the mouth
at which date the act making appropriations for
their payment expires.
After the 30th inst. no claim of State for re-
imbursement for war expenses on account of
the General Government can be paid without an
application to Congress for that specific pur-
pose The act of July II, 1871, repealed the
general appropriation act of 1861.
The Hon. Nathan Sargent,
ex-Commissioner of Customs, has been appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury to visit the
principal customs ports of the country and con-
suit with the most experienced customs officers
in relation to an amended and more homogene-
GUS revenue code which is in course of prepara-
ton in the Treasury Department. to be submit
ted to Congress at Its next session for adoption.
Treasury Statement.
The internal revenue receipts to-day reached
$685. 500 So making a total for June of $13, 222,-
O66 AZ, and the total for the fiscal year ending
to-day, $144, ,967, 1885, which falls below the esti
mate of eX-Commissioner Delano $4,000, 600,
it having been thought at the beginning of the
year that the receipts would reach s155, 900 OOO
The receipts for the fiscal year ending June
so, 1870, were $1S5 235, ,S67 o.
To-day the Government accounts were closed
in all the departments, aud the new fiscal years
work will be commenced tomorrow, on which
date the appropriations made at last session by
Congress are available.
Work at the Navy Yard.
The force of workmen at the navy yard here
has been small for several months, but on ac-
count of the appropriations for the fiscal year
having been nearly exhausted, it is thought that
work will be increased after tomorrow.
Secretary Boutwell,,
who left Washington for Massachusetts, last
night, will be absent until about the middle of
July.
Commissioner of Agriculture Appointed.
Professor Frederick Watts, of Carlisle, Penn
sylvana, has accepted the appointment as
Commissioner of Agriculture.
DIR. w. G. T1den,
the Assistant Chemist at the Department of
Agriculture, is spoken of as the successor to
Dr. Antisell, as chemist of that department
Bids for Ship Material.
Bids were to-day opened at the Bureau of
Construction of the Navy Department for
timber and other ship building material OF great
variety, to be delivered at Kittery, Charlestown,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk,
and Mare Island. An immense number of bids
were from Florida Delaware, Philadelphia
Virginia, District of Columbia, Maine, and Mas
sachusetts principally.
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FROM NEW YORK.

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Exclusively TO The EUening Telegraph.
Heavy hobberies.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Several clothing and dry
goods stores in Jersey City were robbed of large
amounts OF goods last night by gang OF at least
six men. One OF the burglars was secured.
The Foster Case.
Judge Ingraham has denied stay OF proceedings
in the case of the murderer Foster.
Stolen Goods Recovered.
Some 5000 worth OF goods were seized in the
pawnbroSer's shop OF Hyman Coppermaun on suspi-
cion OF being stolen property, and he has been ar
rested.
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FROM .NEW YORK.
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Exclusively to The EUeni,g Telegraph.
Murderer Pleads Guilty.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Policeman John Gillespie,
indicted for assaultlng and rObbng Albert z. Con-
nell and wounding with intent to Kill Policeman
Leroy pleaded guilty TO the last charge to-day, and
was sentenced by Recorder Hackett to ten years at
h ard labor in the State prison.
Another Issue OF Erie stock.
Notice was given to the Stock Exchange that the
Erie Railway Company have issued thirty thousand
shares of new stock by tho conversion OF convert
ible bonds. The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
will not register the stock until thirty days from
yesterday 1t will not be good delivery until after
that time.
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PETITIONS TO THE MAYoR.-This morning
the Mayor received two petitions. One was
from the citizens Of TOrresdale, asking the ap-
pointment of two gentlemen of that place as
special officers, with power to preserve the
peace, their pay being guaranteed by the resi-
dents of that suburb. The other was from Ia
cony, asking for the stationing of an officer day
and night in that place and two on Sundays, to
prevent rioting and misdemeanors by parties
who make excursions to that pleasant locality.
In both cases the Mayor will act favorabIy.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Steamer W. g. Plerrepont, Shropshire, New York,
W. Nj. Baird q 90.
Steamer Z. ComstOck. Drake, New York, do.
Steamer NJ. Massey, smith, New York, do.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, New York, do.
Steamer Philadelphia, Jones, New York, w. T.
Clyde & Co.
Ger. bark Mercur, De HAN, Bremen, L. Wester-
gard d Co.
Brig Milwaukee, Wiswell, Bangor, Lennox s. Bur-
CESS.
Brig Pose, Smith, St. John, N. B., Workman & Co.
Schr Williamine, Scott, Boston, ID 5. Stetson o..
Schr Richard Peterson, English, Milton, Day, Hud-
dell & Co.
Schr Louie f, Smith, Crie Cambrdgeport, do.
Schr Decatur Oakes, Berry, Somerset, SlnnicSson
&Co.
Schr Sinnickson, Wiusmore, Boston, do.
Schr Il. H. Irons, Irons, Providence, do.
Tug Chesapeake, MerriheW, Baltimore, with tow
OF bsrges, W. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson Baltimore, with a tor of
harQes. w. p, ClY0e y Co.
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baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, jane so.-COtton hrm low mid
ding l9H@l9c Flour steady; sales OF 5000 barrels
new shipping extra at sIT5. Wheat duu, except
for high grades which slightly better; white a.
81 5C@l 81; amber at tl'T0@l'T5 prime red az 81 55
al 65 good 90 at 81 4O9l50. Corn steady aud firm
Southern white at SEC Southern yellow at 75c
mixed Western at T2aT3c. Oats dull; Western at
6Oa62c. Mess Pork quiet at $40. Bacon frm
Shoulders TH@Tzc rib sides, 999c. clear rio, 9A
69hc SugaI-cured hams 16kat7Hc. Lard arm
at li@1lHc Whisky nominal at 9S993Hc.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

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Fire In Texas.
JEFFERSON, June 80-A fire which originated In
HuTon's storehouse, between Dallas and Austin
Streets DESTROYED nearly two blocks The loss is est-
matedat $4,000. Insurance, $4,000
Murder Trial.
New ORLEANS, June 30.-The Recorder sent
Thomas Winchester before the First District
Court for killing j. E. Lyon on the 18th. His
bond was fixed at $40 600.
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New York Money aud stock Market.

NBW YoRE. June 30.-StOGEs quiet add tt5ddy.
MONEY easy at per cent Gold, ll2sS. 5-Sas, 1885,.
coupons lis3S; 40. 1854. cp, is: DO 1883 CO.. lis
40 ise5 new, n5l(; do 1881. 10y; do. ISIS ll5k
10 4Os, iI09s; Virginia 6s, new. ~, Missouri 6s 81
Canton Co.. rs; Cumberland preferred, as; n. Y Cen-
tral and Hudson River, s6l9 Erie, 2TH Reading,
lO91; Adams Express, sos; Michigan Central,
12O; Michigan Southern. 1918; Illinois CeRIa /,
1893 Cleveland and Plttsburg, 1l6k; Chicago and
Rock Island, 1104; PitLs0urg aud Fort Wayne,
co. Western Union Telegraph, 5s1S.
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New York Produce Market.

NKw YORK, June 30.-Cotton strong; sales 1000
bales at 207E. Flour dull ami declining; sales 650O
bbls. State, f54O966b; Ohio s696TO; Western,
Sb4O0TNO Wheat dull and market faVors BUYERS (;
sales So 600 bushels No. spring 81 46 ahoat; winter
red and amber Western, Sl5591b7. Corn; market
and common mixed Western at 69@T0c good to
choice do, 7l@72c. Oats dull; sales, 5000 bushels
Western and Ohio at 63@6sc. Beef quiet and steady.
steam, 92l@lOzsc. Kettle, lO2Sc. Whisky nominal at
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Internal Revenue Collections.
a Comparative Statement.
New Hampshire Legislature.
No Hope tor Foster.
\ Comparative Statement.
NO Hope tor Foster.
FROM WASHINGTON.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. |

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The EUenirg Telegraph
Internal Revenue Collections,
WASHINGTON June 30.-The following is a COM
pRratve statement OF the internal revenue collec-
tons for The fiscal years ending June 30 1870 and
June 3O 1eIl:-June 80 1870, S1s5, ,235 s67'97 June
30, 1871, sl44969 9S346; decrease, $40, ,266 bS449
Estimated collections for 1872, S112 t92 20l deduct
over estimate on income, g. 192. pol; leaving slo5-
total, sl2O,OOO000.
Commissioner PIeasanton.
Information having reached here from New York
to the effect that report is in circulation in that
city that Commissioner Pleassuton has resigned it
is proper to state that such is not the case General
Pleasanton is to-day attending to his duties as usual
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June So
The Civil Service Commission
will endeavor to adopt some practical mode for
enectually enforcing civil service reform Leading
members entertain opposite ideas, aud have not yet
come to any conclusion.
Presidential Appointments.
just before leaving for Alabama, after the recent
session of the Senate terminated Mr.. Spencer was
made happy by the assurance from the President
that his candidate for collector at Mobile should he
nominated Mr. Spencer returned here yesterday
with his man, bnt only in time 20 learn that Willard
Warner, his great rival had secured this position
Mr.. Spencer expected the Cabinet meeting would
be held to-day and considers himself cheated.
Senators Scott and Cameron urged the nomna-
tion OF DR.. b. Nevin for Commissioner of Customs
DR.. Nevin was an officer throughout the war, and
every way qualified for the position. The President
assured the Senators he should have the appoint
DOinfed instea1
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-30

HoRsE-THIEF.-An account of the operations
of the horse-thiet Moothardt was given in this
paper a few days ago. Last night Sergeant
Donnelly of the Sixth district arrested, in
Byron street, a man named Josiah Bright on
the charge of being an alder of Moothardt in
his thieVing practices Bright, it appears was
seen seated with MoOthardt in a wagon which
had been stolen by the latter. Alderman Jones
held the prisoner for further hearing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-30

QUICK WoRK.-Two men this morning went
into Riley's hat store, on Market street, near
Thirty-seventh, and one of them bought hat
He handed the proprietor $5 bill, and the latter
for the purpose OF making c9aage' produced a
stantly grabbed the book, and that was the last
seen of the pair. Mr.. Riley lost $50 by the
operation.