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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-10

Financial.
FORECLOSURE

~ y / IL E.-hAllhoAD TOhbNi'p..C ~.
Of the United state. for northern D'.ae, Of oGS
t9 ne an States saio o the D.' Of psons
H HRr GFoR,F NJ DAVIS True &C. arr comp ainan
and the LAKE ERIE and LOUISVILLE RAILROAD G0GPAsl snd
,bs FREWONT LIMA and Union RAILROAD COMPANY " de
pd,Hts the unengnej wM b. SHELDON a, Special Master. ON
Of said Courts eeei'ey auy a9n 5 ' payabe
v ~ a. pa lee At the door HSue Fremont san
Say cop % one On ' and sal. Day The following
dOs e, Pr sss ~ the Lqe Rl5e.d cG%P.Gy
@ & sbS tbe town fremont saaduskI County oho NEEDING
NE sb, Of therefor the rad bed thereof the ~
so connected thereNh and all tool and implements ased OF
TO o Tor the track and superstructG tables.
spo. buildings and hIues Of whatever oane Q, nature 1 e ,
ana 1 road and belonging shs'sr situate apd al can en-
provided to :. used IN Sgg5'' tS same are holden 81 the
Of said Company y and &C, =. o0o''uon moT,s.Ss
:S, H.. part az ber soi'Is SITUATED I.9.S
Cs1tEs Z. ts arf sss c :H.n y susy duly
r " and The nsh Of Tie parties e s az -.
iron .. Aforesaid the be not sold for van. Of bidder
then that the same Will " iae sane ams ana
Ro H al that part thereof the oe extend
Ing within y al. i'd st. .s9 !a' ;"'
all tia, H from @ state ne to the line Of ,se coamOO.
Indiana polls Csa. Railway Company Cambridge City Aforesaid
aid last named e to the q Ra.h.le aOsssd
.9 to Ii. %os . .'.SS above referred Il" and
By the decree the be made be subject the os o.
the court aside for and TO other eesn"'
specified in the decree -. ,u. ef
Five per purchase TO be paid hand o. ine
the residue within days after eonarmHion -
OF premises 10 be delivered full payment and
mad a, the time. 49,. ., ,.cor, Il,
For further particulars reference made to sad Oh ~ The
said Northern District Of Ohio aud to thereof 70 ''e
undersigned at Fremont 0hio-Jane l6 d. lsil ,,.,.z
WIN. Is. SHBLD0N, Special Master, ,oh"issoo..-
VNO HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE SIOCks n, =.
Notice hereby given thatbe INTEREST due s srRsS
hs Funded Debt Of the Ohio s be paid me ~
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, in the CT, Of N.rie,a "' WV
lat prormo and thereafter at our ounce ID N
The books will be eo.sd for oos noah ron 0e ~
CoLusBus oHIo June " 1871 ..., ...,s,.,.
ISAAC B. SHERWOOD Secretary Of State
FRANCIS b. POND, Attorney Gesssi AL.
OF sinking Fund Of state Of Oa,o.
CHOICE BONDS. .s
4 ILLINOIS REGISTBRED 10 PER CENTS
MISSOURI COUNTY 10 PR CENTS,
MISSOURI SCHOOL 10 PER CENTS,
KANSAS SCHOOL 10 PEI CENTS,
Ayp OTHER sAFB AND RkLIABLg INVESTMENTS
NV payable In this City,
FOR SALE (BEJ6w PAR By -
EW-JERSEY, MIDLAND and other RAIL
~ ROAD BONDS pObGHr AND sOLD By CHARLES w. sS'~
LBR. wsise
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July INVESTMENTS.

Jay Cooke & Co. are selling the First Mortgage
7-SO Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company bearing Seven and Three-Tenths per Cent
gold interest more than per cent currency, and
secured by first and only mortgage on the entire
Road and equipments and more than %, coo Acres
of Land to every mile of track 500 Acres of Land
to each 1000 Bond. The highest current price will
be paid for U. S. FiveTwenties, and all other market
able Securities received in exchange. Pamphlets,
MAPS and full information will be furnished on APP
pcation by JAY COOKE * Co., Philadelphia, New
York. and Washington, and by most Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
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Now Ready.
Mr.. GREELEY RECENT
LETTERS FROM TEXAS
AND THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS OF TEXAS,
AEB HIS
SPEECH ON HIS RETURN TO NETWORK,
CONTENTS:
CULTIVATION BY STEAM IN LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA AND HER LBvEES
ADDRESS TO THE FARMERS oP TRxAS
Water Agriculture
Intellect ID Agriculture.
Eeetnoiy-ubdtrdrsiulrg
Iso1stry Should be Divenibtd
The Preservation Of Trses
HsIins for FsrnerA
TEXAS THE STATE MATERIALLY CONSIDERED.
Topography ofTsIss
bow they Live in Teas
Future Of the State
Railroads IN TeIsa
TeiGs LSud Of Prcmiee-
Iupednepis 10 Travel IN Tens
UDdeveIopec kssources
THB FREEDMEN OF THE SOUTH
Their CopaioB, ADD What tbeJ Say
The White View Of Emabdpsuoa
Progr,ss tia South
RECEPTION OF nR. GREELEY, n y, JUNE H.
Mr. FGDehers Address
Mr. Grssys RsspoBse ~ Which be Ttais Of M
Invitation Il Te1n-NomiB sioua
s,<sebss al New .OrlesDs and ColaIboA
UBive,sl Auuts;y-Tbe KukiaL
The Tli,virF Ctrpet Bsggen
Lee and stoBs. al JGotsoh.
Departure
DssdI ssDssstouh b. Dropped
te te te
A HANDSOME PAMPHLET EDITION
Pra. Is .suisi o. tive eoIia for tl postage pad.
S. .Ser,.sd TO n will tIkd yrsopk Of "Fr
es.e Gre sT,td"
Aass.. TIE TRIBUNE. He. ysl-
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2d Aoe 2oic At 2oy 100 Il 90 fs 2c Sept,
go 100 20 e6e 900 At 2sc, 100 at Soc Oct 800 IRE
20 al lfc lc Oct and 100 Nov 9f together Nov 100 AZ
10 lie, 100 At se Dec 100 e 100 l9ie total 500 bales
grand total, $3.50 bales We quote as follows;
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad sold at l2s; Reading
Railroad, $50; and Pennsylvania Railroad, 81. Gold
closed at 1884.
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Cnleman Renedict,s closlng anotatlons Nere

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices paid for Government securities, active railway
stocks and American gold during the week also, the
closing prices to-day compared with those OF last satur
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SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BoNDs, having 20 years to run. We offer S47l 900
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH q
COTTING, IA Broad-st.
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COTTON MARkETS.

NORFOLK Jny 8-Cotton ai Low Midngs 9tc receipts
33 bei sales 20 bales stock LOS
bales
NEwORLRANs July &C ton strong Midiing 20l d20le; net
receipts l487 bales 3l12 bales
sales 2,rI bales; stock, O8Gs bxes
SAVANNAH. July 8COt0n dmi Mdilngs, c net receipt %
bales; SAFE 100 bales; stock. 1881 bales.
july BOttOn quiet but strong hdiIngs, He D
receipts gross 56 basi 25 bales stoci
l285 bales
WILMINGTON July 8C0ton Middings Zoe receipts,
so bales; sales, ) bales; stock. s3+ bales
July 8COon Mdjngs 2lc net receipts
l3l bales; sales 200 bales; stock 4gtl bales
MOBILE July 8Cottoa bm Mdilugs l9 l9lc net receipts
eIports-coasise 1873 bas sales 80 bales stock st
bales.
July 8-Cotton quiet and strong Mddngs, 2tc net
II bales $50 bales sales 800 bales stock 5000 bales
GALVESTON July 8Coton quiet; Good Ordinary Lee
bales; e1po-o Great Britain bales coasts AS bales
ssles. 200 bales; stock l33 bales.
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The Treasury received in coin for customs during the
past week s22797Os disbursed in con!nterest,
of the public debt ss,7O57s bought million
fve-twenes Wednesday and sold an equal amount OF
week embrace the purchase OF million fve-twentes
on Wednesday and the sale OF one million gold on Thurs
day.
The bank Statement again favorable though less
than last week. The loans we're expanded &2,s4O6ls
but the total of the banks is increased 81
against increase in the total liabilities OF t2,9l6975
tn ey make a net gain in excess over legal reserve
$751;
The following shows the condition OF the New-York
CITY hanks at the dates under INC ntinned:
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FLOUR MEAI-Th has been hrolen and unsatisfactory
most dealers Four the arrivals have been liberal exceeding
find rather the insists largely Of the
dun grades ard receivers End ou dispose Of them At sasfae
has been largely in OF the wants % the trade,
and rregulanty and depression In them have been
which we have the prospect Of, trust mlers viii,
possible able guard this supply grades for
which have only limited export ngui and e o%esa eosomp
been brands much lowe" ana
pressed the market The past few days Ordinary spnpg
decline has been noticeable Good choice Family Extras have
market and much lower No. and snpene
have been in fair demand for the local and coasvise
hsd considerable irreguany In prices, with more dong
for export since Tuesday eder prices New has arrived
the exports Of week Is go bills sgant 7 bhs the
yonfng years the sales Of the week 100 bb to-day
boers grades Of Flour steady bat the demand mo
and better grades dull and uneertan al the
for the med UNI and high fgrpd low grades
are quiet and unchanged; sales Of $3.50 bile We quote:
Sour 81 956s5 60 Ohio nj SIS C09s5 40
safe Extra brond. $50 20 Ohio Trade l50 IS
state Fancy dol..... 25O 65l White wheat Extra
Ext 700 10 One lad and Mich 500 80
Good choice Spnug Double BIa do do. 7 O0 8 -
wheat 100 so ST. Louis Single Fits $50 30
Minnesota BItrss... 600 50 st. Louis Double br $50 %
Amber Indians st. Louis. Triple kr- $50 y 20
Ohio M.ch.. N Extra brands ODd 70
Southern Flour freely offered and the market easier for most
grades the close the market for New dull sales 1850 bos We
quote:
Ball., Alex. and Georgetown. BIra and Family l50
Richmond Country, Extra ~ 20
Delaware. - iS@
Rye Flour dull and dropping the supply hbefa at the close ne
market dull and heavy sales Of 200 bbls. We quote:
lOd - 80 State and Peln.... 81 GOA IS 90
Corn Meal Jersey 50 20 3s3 IS Corn Meal Brwe 10 IS
corr corr S Ma Ws.egP "a % neal %. p4
sTNl1s nAT
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IhE STATE OF TRADE

pAgs' ba"' No Kegs Lard, ll8 psgs Oh C.ls
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BANKING-HoUsE OF HENRY CLEws Il Co, No SO
WnJ@ST n Y.

B,NKNG-HoUsE OF HENRY CLEws q Co, No 50
WAII~ST. y. I.
Our business is the same as an Incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with MS i'll either
currency or com, subject to check without notice
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon us pass through the Clear
ing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts of the world also Commercial
any desired point and transact every description of
foreign banking business
We draw Bills of Exchange IN sums from 81 up
ward on
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews Habicht &
Co, London
of Scotland and all their branches
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand or at fixed date bearing interest. and available
AT all money centeTs
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities: also, Gold and Exchange
Advances made on approved collateras and against
Merchandise consigned to our care
We make collections of Notes, Drafts Coupons and
Dividends with promptness all points, and are
fully prepared offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PASY offer a chance for safe and profitable IN
yestment. Phey a first and only fen upon the
Road which IL very nearly completed, the rolling
stock, telegraph land grant and all the property Of
the Company The lands are released from taxation
. and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great dir Line
Route from Chicago and Millcdukee to ST. PAU and
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 90 and interest in
currency. by WHITE MORRIS d Co.. No. Is Wall-st,
and GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, No. 16 Wall-st
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained.
ELIZABETHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BoNDs-ln consequence Of a recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned have
but a limited amount to offer 20 and accrued in
terest, at which rate they recommend them to in
vestors as q thoroughly safe security.
HAIIGARTEN d Co., IS Broad-st
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Rtate bonds have been duIl, WIN no Wlde VI HhPV'
fluctuations. Ar.
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the
week were lsss bales, against 1877 bales the previous
week The total receipts since September l. 1871 arc
900 leo bales against 2sS5,6O7 bales for the CORE
snondine perod the previous yesr, showing an III
crease OF IOa9,553 bales in favr OF tine preren'
crop The exports from all the ports for the week were
o14 bales against 2525 bales for the same week ast
wear The total exports for the expired portion Oh te
cotton wear are 3O6946 bales against 29oiS bales LOT
the same time last year The stock at all the ports Is
$50 81. bales against 662 bales for the same time last
year. -,
The movements OF the week in dry goods have been
"a follows: Entered for consumption, s9l,43; WIN
drawn from warehouse, s262967 warehoused, s5i4OSi
For the fiscal year ending June 80, 1870 there
were issued by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue lA,Oi2,611 stamps for tobacco, snu1'
and cigars. For the fiscal year ending June 80
1s7t there issued I5O92J956 stamps being an In
crease Of 5ss33i5 stamps indicating an increase OF
about million and half OF dollars in receipts over the
previous fiscal year. There will be faiing on In the
amount received from the sale of whisky stamps.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port OF NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending July 4, and since the beginning or the year;
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FoRTY-NINTH DIVIDEND.

NEw-YoRK, July 10. 1871. :
Semi-Annual Dividend of SIX PER Cent is nov
payable at the Office, No. SO Wall-st.
HENRY II, HAIL Secretary.
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ABILENE CKANl LIVE STOCK MARKgr-Irlva

Grsai Hessrn stock Ydrds--JohR Fro,LdRd Proprietor
h these yards during past week
amount o SIC bead. gnment 10 Chicago.
CArTLE-11e-e is no change since last report.
COwTEe demand ard supply about equal quote az
$4O0 go per head IS 10 qralty.
SHrEP-The receipts gBt sell readily IS per read
H1AsE-Te market dull Ponies being al the qnot'
SPANISH so; Texan sUGS5i Bronchos -4os -o hues
@li0G =lI5.
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DIANOS.-SecOnd-ha PIANOS of various
mste comprising Square, Uphghs aud Grsnds FOR SALE at
low prices By CHlCKERISG SONS, No ii East Rouepihs
hstseep Broadway aud Fthaye PIANOS TO RBST
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Mr. G.ev has this book the plsnet snd simplest maune
hope 10 be- generally accorded The merit having SCI
i The he pretend language that few can TAIL to IN
"osrsiAnt
have avoided could the Of terms and distinctions III
familiar to the general tar
The little hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept Ia
would De useless TO thoe
ALREADY ACQUAINTED With eatary truths Of chemistry aud onJ
perrieIlng 70 Others.
a which VIII be redll
f h, an average then have
fsI 10 take tia; paragraph as simple ucc as Intended
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Regs for the wee-I2 Cattle 35O26 Hogs sheep Ship
renp ~ Cattle p flog sheep week lSO-Re
cepts 53 q Hog 99 sheep shipmens7 Es Saue
and Gull
Common 25a IS; MedHm TO Cool go - 20 PRIME
50 Hogs ant higher; ~ 100 - o. sheep
.,sdy. ~ ,59 70 20; common good Lambs, sz9S20
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hooks ever published upon the subject It does not
DIV, duh Agriculture That no one can he
Vrtn By % the greatest ~ wen as one
Simplest writer n the v' 10 Dis most agreeable n'nn7i
Planners gather pages great deal Of valuable formation
ps r them m Their vocation and TIE general rsrT vii Ind u eN
teecngy on the pleasant eoi treating tc various TOPICS
TIE Farmer thousands 81 dollars b. VIII onl'
r.s sd practice t, and other readers cne yons people
gather sensible pge advice PLAINLY toll thai "h he go"
utm after h'e.
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Geacbers.

mer. School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
~ families with reliable Teachers Teachers
positions should have Application Porn W. SchemerhOn Aciua
THO TEACHERS.-TwO well-qualified MALE
TEACHERS tone PhndpaD WANTED BOYS and Girls
grade the also four FEMALE TEACHBRS to
Elementary Preparatory intermediate and Girls
Grammar departments engagements to commence IN September Address
TEACHER Boz l3j Times 0tce stating qualifications and salary
p@eted.
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Total since January s&'HloS1
The following is a comparative statement OF the eX-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork to foreign
ports for 20 years. the week ending July and for
the corresponding period In the undernOted years:
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nc IOIIUWIUH bHUWH lnb CUHUIIIOn OF
banks at the dates aforementioned

The following shows the relation between the
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New j)ublilahons.
MEXICAN TO-LITHOGRAPHlCC cos
N OFFICE been removed to No. IOI Fulon-sL. NY.
Nov Ready
rTHE AMERICAN LAW REVIEW,
FOR JyLY. 1871
completing he Fab yolume.l

LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
PUBLISHERS. BOSTON.
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JULY 3. DiTerrnces
&lg,A5.774 Inc. *2.gl9, 10
t9,s76.s KS Dee. In 100
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-30
NEW YORK.

Governments StrOnR-States STeady-The
Foster Murder-AnOther Application
for stay OF eedings-Sangerfes
Festiviries-The Irish Giant ChaI-
Ienges Mace-TwO Million shipments
for Ihe Week,
NEW YORK, June %, Eyening.-Money
as. Sterling steady. Gold 1925 a ll3.
Governments strong, advanced Is IS.
State steady; Tennessees 72l2; new 7234;
Nirginias 6ll2; new -; Louisiana skies
60; new 63; levee skies 704s; eights So, Ala
bama ,eights l02; fves 69 Georgia skies
81; sevens 80; North Carolinas 46; new
26: South Carolinas IS; new 81 Is.
Money: Demand very limited; offerings
large. Leading bankers still ask lOas for
sixty days sterling, but business is mostly
at l0l2 from second hands. Skies of 1881
ll5ls; five-twenties of 1862, ll3as; of 1864,
coupons, ll3ls; of 1865, 1875; new, ll54s
of 1867, lI5l2; of 1868, 1854; ten-fOrties,
ll07s.
An application for stay of proceedings
in the case of Foster, the carshOok murderer,
will be made again tomorrow.
The Sangertest festivities resulted in a
loss which must be made up by the New
York societies.
Two painters were precipitated thirty
feet by the breaking of ladder and killed.
Ned O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant, chal-
lenges Mace to fight for $2500.
Shipments for the week were nearly
100000.
Arrived out England, Manhattan and
Ismailia
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PARIS.

Elections Considered Certain-Review Of
the Army of LOBgchamps n success
Denial of RumOred Triple Alliance
Ciambetta Protests His Loyalty.
PARIS, June 29.-The election of. BreIaS.
Challum, Latchua, Carbon, Herrison, Lad
rent, Pechat, Nadaud, Scheurer, Kaestuea
Tenot and Pretty, is considered as certain
There aTels4 candidates from the arrOn1
disscmCnts of the Seine.
Many foreign officers are arriving in Paris
to witness the review.
Eveniug.-Ihe review of the army at
Longchamps to-day was a grand success.
Nothing occurred to mar its effect. The
troops showed much enthusiasm and re-
peatedly cheered President Theirs. Military
medals were conferred on Vinoy and Lad
mirault and "a large number of promotions
in the Legion of Honor were announced.
La Pdtrie denies tbs rumor of triple
alliance between Russia, Prussia and Aus
tria.
NJ Gambetta, in a speech at Bordeaux,
protested his loyalty to the present gov
ernment.
Electoral meetings are permitted until
| Saturday.
The illness of ROchefort has become seri-
! oUs. The physicians have held two con.
| sultations.
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WASHINGTON.

PeFhHm RenOminRIeJ in Maine-Maine
Republican PlatfOrm-Daniel Pratt's
Cotton Gin Patent Extended-Uo-
favorable TO BOwen's PRrdOn-Ex-
ciIement About Defective Land
Grants Appointments Yesterday - A
AIississippian Before the Ku.KIux
COmmittee-BOutwe aud PIeasOn:On-
General HartsGT Retired ms n Full
Major GeneraI-supervisinG Inspectors
in Session,
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Maine Re
publicans renominated Sidney PerhaIn for
Governor.
Daniel Pratt's patent for cotton gins has
been extended seven years from July II.
1t is reported the Iowa Democrats are op-
posed to the new departure and have called
new convention for August 10.
Mrs. Pettigrew King called at the White
House to-day, but failed to see the Pres-
dent. She was informed that she would get
an answer from the Attorney General,
Other circumstances make it certain that
the Cabinet action was unfavOrable to par
don Bowen.
There is much excitement in Iowa over
| the statement that the Pacific and Rock
| Island railroad land grants are defective.
There was four hours Cabinet meeting to-
| day The Boutwell, PleasOntUn matter was
not touched, The Cabinet was full except
| Delano and Fish.
i The following appointments were made:
" w Wilkinson, Collector of Customs
Esarl River, Mississippi vice Ross, sus-
peSded; T. c. Humphreys, Collector of Gus
tOmA, Pensacola; William T. Hanes, Com
missioner of Customs, vice Sargent.
The Maine Republican resolutions have
no cada for consignipg the past with its
eyenttuluemories to oblivion, and no de-
sire to torset the lessons OF patriotism and
loyalty its Neachings revealed. They favor
tariff to prOpOte the interests of all sec
tiOus, reatirm faith in prohibition. and in
dorse the ADMINISTRATION
NJ. II. Whitaker, ? lawyer from Meridian.
Mississippi, was NefOre the Ku-Kluy com
mitteC to-day, anu swore he did not believe
in the existence OF Ku-KluX in Mississippi:
that the riots last Year were the result OF
bad teachings of the bad men OF
both parties, who wanted strife At pres
ent such feelings were very slight
As to the character OF the Outrages the
witness sustained case where a white Re.
publican school teacher named Price. as
sisted by several cOlOred Republicans. nearly
, whipped to death Adam KenVood deputy
sheriff, tcOlOredl who was alsO a Repub
l liean.
2 After the Cabinet meeting to-dsy. Secre
? tary Boutwell, and Commissioner Pleason
ton had long interview, 1t is understood
the President desires they should reconcile
their differences.
General Hartsuff has been retired viii
the full rank of major general.
The Supervising Inspectors are still II
session and have reached no definite con
clusion regarding the new inventions befor
them.
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VERSAILLES.

Trinl of ROchefOrt Monday Arrests of
Communicable New LORn--SuCccss-
Gul Contributions.
VERSAILLES, June 29-The trial of Roche
fort has been fixed for Monday next.
The Assembly yesterday discussed the
project OF Il law for the decentralization of
government departments.
Arrest, o. communists continue.
Cuubet and Fontaine have been con
fronted with their accumplices
In the Assembly yesterday Pouver-Quer-
tier stated HAT IN less than six hours the
agents Of TIE treasury had collected four
thousand five hundred million francs Tor
the new loan, Of which Paris alone had sub
scrihetj two thousand five hundred millions
The provinces have not all been heard from
and the total amount Of subscription has
not yet been asreitdinel.
The minister Ni finance, commenting upon
the facts he had stated, said: This state of
things enables the government to fulhll its
engagements and 20 hasten tue Geliverarce
oi the country. We shull not wait tor the
dates fixed by the treaty at frankfort but
shall pay the indemnify in installInents"