The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-17
THE GERMAN CELEBRATIONI!
Financial-New York Markets /! /
WESTON AGAINST TINE. &c. &c. xc,..



Lebanon, Ohio, June 17.-Hon. C. l..
Vallandigham, while illustrating to his fel-
low counsel in murder case. how the dead
man might have shot himself. accidentally
discharged the pistol, wotmding himself in
the bowels.
At2 O'Clock this morning he was still
conscious, but in great pain. Internal
hemorhage is possible.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Lebanon, Ohio, June 1T.-Mr. Valandie-
ham died this morning at few minutes
past nine o'clock.
The Revolution in MaSieo, Sc.
CITY IF 1Merico, June ll.-Tampico has
been stormed. All the Insurgents were
either killed, wounded or captured.
The yellow fever is raging at Vera Cruz,
Masonic.
Burlington lIe,Wont, June i7.-The
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, by
unanimous vote has resumed allegiance to
the General Grand Chapter of the United
States.
The Railroad I.aborcrs' Mob AT Chattanooga
Chattanooga, June l7.--Thc laborers be-
low stopped the train which was in pursuit
OF the fugitive train, declaring that no train
shall go South.
More Insurrectionary Movements in Paris.
London, June 17.-Insurrectionary pla-
cards have been posted in Paris. Another
branch of the International Society dis
avows connection with the incendiarism.
but proclaim themselves engaged in a strug-
gle against cowardice, and war against
despotism and monopoly.
The German Triumphai Celebration.
Boi'n, June l7.--The triumphal entry
was unprecedently magnificent. In the
closing scenes Bismarck approached the
Emperor and asked leave to unyeil the
statue of King Frederick William. The
Emperor bowed and Bismarck waved his
hand, when the canvas fell from the statue.
while drums rolled, trumpets blared and
the standards of the guards were lowered
towards the statue. The troops presented
arms and cheered loudly, and a salute of
one hundred and one guns was fired. The
church bells broke in instantaneous ring
ing, while out of the turmoil the national
air resolved itself.
The Emperor, helmet in hand, then APP
preached his fathers statue and walked
slowly around 1t, while the bands struck up
Nun Danket Ale Gatt," and the troops
Joni'" III ehiSihS tiie hymn,
Mutiny
London, June l7.--Seven of the crew OF
Lorlllard's yacht Enchantress, have been
arrested for nutiny. One of them has been
convicted of stabbmg an officer,
Weston Against Time.
Neac York, June I7.-Weston, the pe-
destrian, who has been walking against
time in New York, beat his time by Is
minutes. lie made the last mile in eleven
minutes and Z seconds.
Closing of the Canal at Louisville
Louisville, June 1.-THE canal at Louis
vile, XIV, will be closed for three months
after July 20tii.
Financial.
Ne,o York, June 17-Stoclxs dull and heayr
Gold steady at ll2ls Governments steady but
duil; States firm and quiet Money easy ut . per
cent. Sterling-long l0A short lOs4
New York Markets.
Ne1o York, June 17.-Flour dull and heavy
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn duh and mn.
'hanged. Pork steady at Is. Lard quiet Cotton
'trong-Uplands zezs Orleans, 2oh sales, 5000
oales. Turpentins steady at 46ha47. Rosn finn
u ~ 55a2 60 for strained Freights dull