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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-07
THE CITY COUNCIL.

The new Council was put in working
order last evening, by the announcement of
its standing committees. Aswill be seen
from our report in another column, very
radical changes have been made. President
Starke has exercised his discretion wisely.
The gentlemen whose names head the prin-
cipal committees, are among our best and
ablest citizens. We look hopefully to the
new Council for a sagacious and economical
administration.
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Range Of Thermometer at the Journal Office
Letter from Petersburg.
PETERSBURG, July 7th, 1871.

aA PETERSBURG, July 9TH, 1871.
TO tile Editor of the State Joan1ldl:
The President, B. s. Branch, Esq, and
Directors, Messrs. j. A. West, X. Arm
strong, d. +. May, I. j. McCald, OF the
Lower Appomattox company, with lion.
j. ii. Platt and Messrs. r. G. Greene, I.
Gallagher, Charles Brown and Others made
trip down the river yesterday afternoon
on the little steamer Petersburg, for the
purpose Of making an inspection OF the
works of the city in the river improvement.
Chief Engineer II. ID. Bird accompanied
the party, directing the movements OF the
steamer, and pointing out the accomplished
and contemplated improvements.
From present appearance OF the work the
new channel will be open for navigation
in few weeks. With a Republican city
government and the hearty cooperation OF
| the United States government, obtained
through the indefatigable exertions OF our
able Congressman, we may now congratu-
late ourselves that this work will be rapid
ly pushed on to completion. A.
The Republicans OF this city We're PANIED
by the announcement made IN yesterday
mornings Indee, that Harry Burton has
retired from the local department. OF that
paper. Few men in this city has rendered
more effective service TO our party than the
retiring local editor. By his continual mis-
representations, and evident personal ma
lignity and abuse, he did more to consoli-
date our forces and disgust our opponents
with his political tactics, than any Other
course he could have possibly pursued.
Our public schools are now being exam
ined by Prof. S. H. Owens, the city super
| L.. H. af4 4hsa n
School Board. as
Major Cooks school was examined yes
terday and the day before. Evidence o
marked progress in all the departments
were revealed by the exercises of these twt
DAYS. Major Cook deserves the highes
mecl of praise for his earnest labors t.
, bring up his school to the high standard o
f moral, religious and intellectual training t.
, which it has attained in the three years o
his control of it.
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Me- Why Yeast Powder should be used.-Be-
cause it is much more convenient than brewers
or hop yeast, produces better and more nutri-
tious food, and never fails of success, This is
particularly applicable TO DooLEYs YEAST Pow
DER as each package not only contains the JuH
soeight as represented, but the contents are per-
fectly free from any injurious substances. Moth
ing enters into its composition but articles that
are healthy and nourishing, and the bread pre-
pared with it is such as can be eaten with impu-
nifty by the most sensitive invalds. For sale by
prooars pyarvvvhprp 7ff ft
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
From France.

i.essas @
IiN-- - = = gss
THE ARTIALr-AMIENs IN A
s STATE OF SIEGE--PAYlNd INDEMNITY
v Paris, July The courts-martial in
trying the prisoners will proceed III the fol-
lowing order: First, the members oil the
Central Committee second, persons who
usurped public functions third, those gen
orally implicated. Rossel will be tried by
aspecial tribune. The tnal OF Rochefort,
Asst and Kossel has been postponed Tor a
fortnight. ss. ~. ,.si
IL IS proposed 10 lena liners the paiace
Elysee as residence.
ne Bank OF France sent yesterday lo4,-
600 700 francs to PRUSSIA.
Amiens has been placed IN sta.e OF
serge IN consequence OF the failure Of TN she
authorities to discover the murderer of a
Prnssiali.
The reorganization OF the ffench army Is
completed. The effective strength is
800, 900.
, he S1iiaii-PoH - uecfTa'she TI ~ NJ ans h III,
remain in Rome. ! '7zfflh
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IilE
RAJ. a AMNhoif 'h.iNo ooN'iA''n -l.'s'
Madrid, July 7.--A motion censuring
the government mas oeen Te)ec1ed py Ine
Cortes py a yote OF ii9 70 oi. lne Col.es
Is coilsioerihg geherai aiiiiaes'y III opa'ii anu
the colonies.
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@ o." s' M..so .as II, T,,a sa,,,;.on.
sun ffo'c.Sco, 1uy SYM an
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SHIPPING
EoR NEW YORK.

FoR NEW YORK. aakfk
The VIRGINIA. STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship GEORGE b.
UPTON, Captain RoBERTs, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on TUESDAY, July 18th, at II A. M.
Freight received up to the hour of sailing. 4.
Close connections and through bills of lading
given to all southern, eastern, 'aJad western
places; also, to Europe and Australia. 3 e
Fare, 50; meals and stilte-rooms, extra. 1lis
NO STEAMER FOR FRIDAY.
d. ]. BURR, President,
iy 7-3t 1914 Main street.
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Hg- Thompson's Pomade Optirne, as a dress
ing for the Hair is all that is required; purely
vegetable and highly perfumed, it softens, inn
proves and beauties the Hair, strengthens the
roots, and gives it n rich glossy appearance-
For sale by all druggists. Price, 50 and 70 cents
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evening Stats Salarnal.
THE FUNDING BILL AGAIN.

The WHO of July 4th, noticing our ar
ticles upon the funding bill, suggests that
tour statements are cool, considering the
fact that all the Radicals voted for the fund.-
ing BILL" Farther, it says that "havmg
saddled the State with this bill, opposition
comes with peculiar grace from the Radl-
GALS" % i.ii..'s' =
We intended to be very cool in our state
iments. We are sorry that our neighbor
is so suspicious, and has lost that faith in hui
manity SO essential to Just and charitable
temper. Our own charity has had some
hard trials. and we have long ceased to look
for saints among politicians but we be-
leye that MANY good men get into office.
Our last Legislature was mainly good, but
MISGUIDED. Let's have it that way, neigh
Dor. It did a very foolish thing, let us
hope. from pure and patriotic motives. 1t
was the tool of crafty men, to squeeze the
last cent out of our bereaved and deyas-
tated State to float her indebtedness little
longer at artificial prices. !. ...,..., Il. y
But when the Wing says that the kadi-
calls (by which, we presume, it means the
Republicans) saddle the State with this
bill, we point to the fact that the Democrats
held two-thirds majority in both Houses,
and ask it to reconsider the hasty assertion.
This is no party question. Every man
must make his own defence before the bar
of the people. aazss t.a ,Sas7 aasai
We have no doubt of the honesty of
purpose in most cases, and of the total
ignorance of the whole subject in others.
The mass of men never stop to examine
their own financial standing; it is too
much to expect them to be good political
economists. -passsa.
We have been disposed to wait and watch
the operation of this bill, and study its
practical workings. We have gwen It time
and careful investigation. We are satisfied
that its execution means rum to the state,
and we place ourselves on the side OF the
people, against the bondholder IN the strug-
gle that Is sure to come.
Tn taking this ground we have exercised
the privilege Of independent journalists. -
We have no authoritv to commit the Re-
publican party to, any principle or measure,
in advance of properly constituted conven-
tons. But we feel ourselves not only at
liberty. but morally bound, to note what
ever concerns the people. Out paper is not
merely the mouthpiece Of party. It aims
To s,eak for the interests of the whole peo-
pie. Its mission is not merely to repeat
'''e pa''y ea'e''-" os '',s' "'1' ,o'l,
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E,oR NEW YORK. Isssaa0 <s#Sfs

FoR me NEW YORK; r. --s s5ffs
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Captain BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf
at Rockets ON FRIDAY, July 7th, at D. o'clock
r. M Freight received until r. nj. sssiiHs j
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports. Gs#
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Fare 80. Sl2 90
s,teerare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @ 90
Round Trip Tickets. ........... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
~ Ia JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
iy3-u No. 3 Governor street.
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HHr Jouven's modorous Kid Glove Cleaner
BY its aid gloves can be quickly and repeatedly
cleaned and made equal to new even when bad
ly soiled they can be readily restored ltiseasy
of application and is perferfectly free from any
odor. For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. price, 25 cents q bottle. $50.
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aN- Thnrston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powders
IS strongly recommended as the best dentrififce
known. 1t cleanses and preserves. the teeth
hardens the gums, sweetens the breath; and, con-
tanning no acid or gritty substance, is perfectly
harmless and can be used daily with great adj
vantage. Sold by all druggists Price, 20 and
60 per bottle, Z 81
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Cool One would suppose, from the
concluding paragraph, giving an account of
the action Of the court in. relation to the
prize fighters published in the Dispatch Of
this morning, that the law-abiding public
was under obligation to it alone, for oppos-
ing prize fighting in Virginia. This is
decidedly cool, inasmueh as we think
some other Virginia papers have been as free
to condemn the habit as the Dispoteh. 1t
looks as if ii controlled the action Of the
court in this matter. We hope not.
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ne Biniard Temple.-R Redford and Ives, corr
ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Blizzard Saloon in Richmond Their
tables are all new. and everything connected
with the establishment is first-class. Players
are informed that whisth.c is positively prohih-
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n5- Edwards, 2o9 Broad Street, sells all
kinds of NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZINES at
publishers prices, and deliver the same at yonr
residence or place of business without extra
charge.
Special attention paid to the prompt and early
delivery Of the Richmond and New York daily
palars ... 4--... / i
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Hotel Amipals. note the following

to-day: e&.f,,..ll y, a...e.-a.8f
Ford's Hotel-G. Westingham, N. Y; John
Wade, w. w. Yancey, w. j. Magrath, L. b.
Hanks, J. ID. Glenn, J. Loney, +. W. Washing
ton j. G. Robinson, A. p. Peryey,. j. I. John
ston, = Reeves, ]. Arthur, = Blizoiy, J, M Den
Va. Military Institute;-H b. Masters, New Kent;
Miss Winston, Va. M A. Hanford, N, y; j. S.
Beck, Staunton; II. J. Phillips, Pa; 5. O.. Hol-
lingshead, Washington; Mrs; r n Dickinson,
Holmes, p. Jones, +. H Pendleton, N c.; b. B.
Ford, b. H. Stone, DR. Wormley and son, Va;
G. Murray and child, Suffolk.
Ercaa,9e and Ballsu'd.--NIrs. Anderson, N. VI
Miss Anderson, do; Miss Wood; do. w d. Vie
gand Ball. M. A. Wilson, y M. L.; T. W. JET
fries, Halifax; j. 9. Pars, Charlotte; A. A. Will
born, Jr., do G. R. Mason; f. S. Kipwith, Meek
lenburg; John Halle, Florida; Mrs, ID. Halle, do;
J. B, Christian, Na4 Thomas Fairfax; city;
Cooke, J. II. Collie and wife, f. w Baiksdaie,
J. N. Williams Va; Miss J. f. Murphy, ); N
Prior L. Brown, N. O.; r; Iiawksworth, Ga. !;
Philadelphia; X. ]. Andrews, Baltimore; r. T..
Lee, King William; w. II. c. Loyett, Norfolk;
T. H Butterworth, NJ
american Hotel-John r. MeMmdo, Ashland
J. Beale. Penn; r. s. Garnett, w. +. Garnett,
Cumberland F. G.. Humphreys, Fla; w. !
Willoughby, NJ C. James Edgar, N. y. r. J.
smith. Halifax; o. W. Purcell Albemarle w.
w wilkinson, Powhatan; l.. X. Cosby, X; s y.
r. r.. J. +. Van Doyen, New York ~ a
Barnett Washington J. ". Banks, Baltimore
! j. W. Horton and wife, Miss Anna Horton, ] nj
| Adams, Augusta; Mrs. +. A. Goodwin, Miss
| Mercer, Miss Law, Ridgley Goodwin, X. B
Habersham, Mrs M. 4: White, Mrs n Hapei
shanl Savannah; L. w. Townsend, r. d. X. r.;
r.. T. Potts, Southern Express company; r Il
| Nelson, Winchester; II. Anderson, Va; A. KIM
| ber, England. f4s.l.s
Range of Thermometer at the Journal Oiiice
/ IT
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the BRIDES mother, in this
city, on "Wednesday evening, the 9TH inst, by Rev,
T. w. Sydnor, JOHN GIBSON, Jr., to BETTE
FLEET SYDNOR, youngest daughter of the late
w. b. Sydnor, of Hanover county n
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Repenae Tiolation.-This morning, Col
lector Burgess seized the liquor store of Mr.;
+. j. Riley, on Main, between Seventh ana
Eighth streets, who is charged with VIOLA
ting the internal revenue law. A
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Attempted Escape--sanitary Condition Of the
Jail, &c. st t1st
We paid visit this morning to this insti-
tuition. On reaching the outer gate, we
were met by the veteran gate-keeper, Mr..
Franklin, who turned us over to the charge
Of Mr.. Bryan 0'Dwyer, the chief .jailor,
through whose politeness we were enabled
TO see and converse with a number of pris-
oners now confined there, charged with va
rious offences.
The first one of them visited by was
Ex-MAYoR CHAHooN,
whom we found in close conversation with
thatS1nodef Of devotion and tidelty-his
wife. After spending some little time in
pleasant conversation with this gentleman,
we bid him good morning, and proceeded
to the cell Of
GREENE,
one of the Friend murderers, whom we
found lying down in his cell, apparently UNI
concerned as to the past or future, and on
being informed who we were, said, 81 saw
reporter when i was in Prince George,
and told him all | have to say" and inti-
mated that he did not desire to enter into
conversation. In the next cell to Greene,
we found his accomplice,
JOHNSON,
who was apparently pleased to see us, and
entered into conversation at once. He
stated he knew he had not long to live that
when on trial the main witness for the
Commonwealth, colored woman, swore to
lie, when she said that she saw him and
Greene together ON the night of the murder.
He says he has committed theft several times
and has been in jail once for SO doing, but
that he is, before God, innocent of the
crime for which he must soon give his life.
In the next cell to johnson, we found
| tls THOMAS M'GIFFIN, '
one of the Brunswick murderers. This
prisoner lately tried to make his escape.
MIR. O'Dwyer, in making his round of in
spection this morning, found he had almost
cut his irons off his ankles. They were
taken off at once, and sent out to be re-
paired. He informed us he had done this
by means of case-knife, and although a
thorough search was made, it could not be
found. While his irons were off, the jailor
tied his hands behind his back with a stout
cord. which he united in less time than was
consumed in the tieing.
The following is statement handed us
by this prisoner, which he desired us to
publish: ~ lss.s.4-45 ra.
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nIED

On Sunday July I'd, after severe illness of Is
months, THOMAS w. TOWNSEND, in the 46th
year of his age.
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ConrictS.-There were three arrivals at
the penitentiary yesterdays: ae
Charles Long (white), from Greensville,
house-breaking and larceny, seventeen
years. : lse
jackson Noryell (coloreD, Augusta
county, manslaughter, three years.. sA
Albert Holmes (colored, Orange, in
voluntary manslaughter, two years.
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KrLadies suffering FROM Irregularities, or
any complaint peculiar to their sex, are giiaran-
.teed speedy relief by DIR. BOTT, No. 73l Main
street, Richmond, Va. Correspondence strictly
confidential All letters of inquiry answered free
of charge. isFa4l s.a it
Medicines forwarded by mail or express. j
Rooms and attendance furnished when re-
quired. p e sl.if d ias.s
Once hours from tol2 M, 2 to 8, and to s1s
evening. Sundays, 2 to- p. M.
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For E,uope.--Among the passengers on
the steamship Berlin, which sailed from
Baltimore, for Bremen on "Wednesday,
were Mrs. III. Gibson and A. r. Robinson
of this city. The steamer also carried out
as part of her freight 129hogsheads of Vir-
ginia tobacco. n a n.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

THE ENFORCEMENT ACT IN
Flts4 ~, MISSISSIPPI. aaT LIZ
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO ags FINANCES.
DEATH OF A : JOURNALIST.
COURTS MARTIAL In FRANCE.
AMEINS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SPAIN.
SEVERE STORM IN LONDON.
u : Ia
DEATH n OF capt. 84 NYE.
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Fines CoHected.- The fines imposed by
Police Justice White during the month of
June amounted to S3s2, of which S3G'
were collected.
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OWEN CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
OLD RED swEE

(OLD RED SWEET,)
ALLEtHANY COUNTY, VA,
VIII be o.ened ie the reception of visitors ON the
18th of this mont
Board, ~ per d. 500 per month
THOS KINNIREY,
Je 2s-2w Proprietor.
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Rare Entertainment at Metropolitan Hall.
Mr.. w. w. Quillins, who has had the mis-
fortune to lose both his legs, has, with in
domitable pluck, for some time been prac-
ticing various feats of gymnastics, until he
has acquired proficiency of remarkable
perfection. Many Of his feats are .astonish-
ing and thrilling. He proposes, aided by
several popular performers in other lines, to
give a public exhibition at Metropolitan
Hall tomorrow night. Wehope generous
public will crowd the house, assuring them
that they will not be turned away empty,
but that they will receive the worth of every
cent invested. =. .L.fl,.l
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Serious Accidem.-George, promising
son of Mr.. Robert l.. Pettis, fell from
tall tree on Oregon Hill yesterday afternoon,
breaking two of his ribs and otherwise se-
riously injuring him. DR.. M. L. James
was called in and gave him surgical as
sistance. --------- IL n.
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ExCURsION SEASON OPENED! a a5ssll /,

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARRELL
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO NORFOLK
AND RETURN, $3. E#
Single Tickets to Norfolk, 50. Good until used,
per Steamer "JOHN SYLVESTER"
w Cheapest route to Cobb's Island
T.. B. TATUM,
Genl Ag't James River Steamboat Co.
je 19-lm Il
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIE CITY JAIL.

Our Interview with the Prisoners--McGi
Attempted Escape--sanitary Condition Of the
Jail, &c.
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WANTS.

VITANTED--A colored WAITER and fe-
w male HOUSE SERVANT. Must come
well recommended Apply at once at CEN
TRAI. HOUSE, No. 140S Main street. apsli
ak-2t i d
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vN THE pIsralcT COURT OF THE

! UNITED STATES.
N the matter of Allen ID. HATCHERY bankrupt
In ankruptcy. GH& ak
Tswhom Il May Concern The undersigned,
Willgm II. Boiling of Wythe county, Virginia,
hereH gives notice of his appointment as assignee
of tn estate of Allen ID. Hatcher, of Bedford
count in said district, who was, ON the 2sth day
of Apil, 1871, adjndged a bankrupt ON his own
petitia by the District Court of said district.
Date eWytheville, Va, June 26th, 1871.
je 30-f3w w. H. BOILING, Assignee.
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WI ANTED TO PURCHASE A FARM, of
w about 200 acres, in one of the Southern
States; must be healthy. Address, stating crops
grown, terms and full particulars, to Box 1866,
Sr. PAUL. MINI. slss 5ae jy 3--tf i
WANTED--A SERVANT WOMAN to do
g. WENDLINGER, <
ie eff aNs 8 igna ra 916 Main street 4
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The officers of this prison will accept our
thanks for courtesies extended our reporter
this morning.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

yertisements will be inserted in the EVEN
STATE JOURNAL at the following rates,
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40 81 taaAfNF
Htti n.
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Late Papers, S-c.-IIarper's Weekly,
Hearth and Home, Scientific American,
Once Week, Chimney Corner, Harper's
Bazar, New York Ledger, Weekly and
other illustrated papers are now on the
counters of those energetic newsdealers two
doors below our office; also, new novels in
great variety-just the things to take along
with you in your country trips. The latest
fashion magazines for July, and such stand-
ard reading as the Eclectic Magazine, South
ern Magazine, The Galaxy, Scribner's, Lip
pincott's, and Littell's Living Age, can be
procured; while those in want of English
publications need not go away umsatisfied,
for they can get the original London. Illus
trated News, The Graphic, one ofthe best
illustrated journals in the old country
London Society, BlaclSwood's Magazine,
and all the English reviews. Call on john
ston K Selden, 91S Main street. tss
Election Of Officers. AT a regular meet
ing of Harmony Division, Sons Of Temper
ance, held at their hall last night, the fol-
lowing officers, elected for the ensuing quar-
ter, were duly installed by Local Deputy
Grand Worthy Patriarch Geo. B. Davis:
% 7, Collins, w. p; b. w. Gillis, W.
E. e. s.; ePaa Charles drawSra 91Es r. Bowel, g al a. g.
Owens, T.. George B. Davis, chaplain
Charlie Hagan, c.; A. S. Lloyd, A. c.;
Jimmie Fippin, LIS. w. Haley, o. s.
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Ne,o York. July Flour steady. Wheat a
shade firmer. Corn trile higher Pork quiet
and firm at is s7@l5 go Lard dull Cotton
firm-middling Uplands, q; Orleans 2 y sales
1900 bales Turpentinc steady at 47h. Rosin
quiet at 81 s5Qp2 80 for strained, freights dun.
Financial.
Ne,o fork, July 7.-Stocl1s dull. Governments
duh and heavy. States quiet Gold llsAQllS3a.
Sterling-long, l0k short, H.
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The present management of the jail is
excellent, all in authority acting kindly yet
firmly towards the prisoners. We were
surprised to see many Of them singing and
laughing, as if they were in the enjoyment
of freedom.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SPAIN.
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ANIETNS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
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COURTS MARTIAL in FRANCE.