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nnMRsrIc MARKETS.

CiScrsSAr Aug 6Riou iu and unchanged 81 lJdst 70
Wheat steady 81 250$l % Corn II 5000 hye quei
Al 7Od72c quiet unchanged Barley dull AMI nomuE
Halter steady PORK Inn SIG held higher Lard unchangeI
more in1ary 7aic seller from the i'i 70 the 1oh
I November steady sale Of shoulders a. S. seller
September Clear Rib Sides al 9 Clear Sides held az Vr
Bacon steady SIC shoulders Os tor Clear iab Sides; lOc
for WHISKY AZ tOc
syElNp Aug 6-Wheat quiet hut Grin sales Of No Rel AZ
81 80 u Al. Corn steady abe Oats Ann q 0ot Tor
No ! state Petroleum % fair demand ans unchangel
DErKDrr Aug BfouT quiet and uuclat cd Wheat Dun snl
lover Il No White New 81 51dst 81 IL Oh 81 02
Amber New, 81 3SQtl ssh Corn steady AZ ic Tor le
ow O,t. M GOOD demand IT 5laa3bc Rreigh-ro Oswego Be-
Reeep-lOOO bbi Flour 900 bash Wheat 1000 bu-h Cou
an 8OGO bash Oks shIpmeuts-8 900 bash Wheat
D-Fo0r duls u Family al - 800
~ 10. O3e Tor Mixed Toe for White
II a7Sc COR White. Osts-suPPy af demand modsrae
Brln guirt Al Sc Prime. Choice 500
Por lrnsrai kITdSlT % Dry Saei shoulders
gi.c cou - ior Shoulders,
Tor Clear She, ll3 for Cesr siies Hams sold at 1885, q
i6c Lsr-Tieres dali sasa Kez 1929. sugar
good demand. Fully PAR 3iaci elbow Csrne loltc
MoassesSo NtY duet II % f98c Cofee SOLD 40
lse30t KEcAiuse-Sterug l2o't heN'lolE sight 3 premium
Gold. IDA
Gales supaane Winter siGfi sos BGa wn'er - 5Ofr5 ~
Double Winter - 5OQ&6 So Treble Eiri do ~ JODS 50
sample PRIME 70 Choice
3OdSi - Fancy We 81 co 81 = ESalfr
MIcd according 20 ocaou; Sole. seller September a. ,
sacked Osts gfnef p 2d3Oc Tor Ma z cash. - ~
27'ie seller August tI ~ seller sepenber Nv ia ana ~sf a.
Grmst Of 1o,e shoaLeF, ss Clear Rb sizes g
Bacon snail Of shoulders a. H Oen
Rib Sia. lOAc Clear sdaa lO9sBlle Clear sides seller 80
tefshep lie Lard only pcdiiug business .i'c -
". lJOS4 go Oae quiet, fefAhs rAngc tem 81 ~
aaa AZ llh4si BsSasra ~ IOgba o. uo'd
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posed OF the President of the Audonca, Vice Chair
man. the Intendente Of Cuba, the Civil Governor OF
Havana, the Attorney General Fiscal Of the Audencia
and tho Secretary Of the Superior Civil Government
who shall act Secretary Of the Board, having voice
and therein; and this Board shall summary anu
in the possible time decide upon such appio
tons shall DO made by the interested parties without
any other appeal than be taken to the Government
Of the Republic through the colonial ministry.
ART ~ The Board OF Authorities charged under 'ne
foregoing article with the disembargo and resorauoh
Of property Of insurgents and dsloyal persons may
whenever II shall appear needful to the thorough
decisions OF the questions consult the Board OF tne
Public Debt Juna de In Dunda del Tesero) heretoioro
charged with the administration OF property emDargoeu
by executive order and may ask and obtain from inc
tribunals Of every jurisdiction and from all other ae
tendencies state the data and antecedens winch
may be deemed needful TO such decision.
ART " The Minister OF the Colonies shall issue the
necessary for the execution OF the present
Decree shall definitely approve those which may DO
prepared TO the same end by the Board Of DsemDar-
goes
The President OF the Government Of the Republic
FRANCISCO PI MARGALI-
The Minister OF the Colonies
Francisco sUSER CAPDEyIIA'
Madrid, July 70, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, Aug 6.-The racing tomorrow
bids fair TO be unusually interesting. for three import
ant events the card. The first is for the rich
Kenner Stakes for threeyearolds 500 entrance half
forfeit, with 1880 added by the Association two miles
This closed with Ct entries, Of which eight will start
that the stake will be worth s525 to the These
are Sprngbok Catesby. The IUsed, strachino, Alice
Mitchell, whisper. Waverloy. and Merodoc. Springbok
has been somewhat lame since he and was cut in
the Travers Stakes but the betting tonight indicates
that no Is ali right In the II mile with 100
pounds up. Wanierer Arizona, Boss Tweed. and Eolus
are entered In the selling race II miles. Business,
wynne Fadladeen, Chickabiddy, Ortolan. Nurse the
Moor, Minnie W, and Bingamon are entered. Pools
sold at the clubhouse tonight az foOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

Mr. William f.. Baxter, Joint Secretary to
the British Treasury, has resigned that Office.
The suit of Madame Millieres has been dis
missed, and the plaintiff ordered to pay the costs.
Mr.. j. NJ. Thacher, of the United States
Patent Office at Vienna has been invited to seat
in the Patent Rights Congress at that place.
A duel was fought, yesterday, between NJ.
Herve. editor Of the Journal de Parts and NJ About the
gell-known French author and journalist. The latter
was slightly wounded IN the night hand.
A dispatch from Vienna says the interview
on Tuesday between Count de Chambord and the Count
de Paris was of most cordial nature, and that me
political situation IN France was not alluded to during
their conversation.
Sir John A. Macdonald thus settles the report
from Montreal that he had attempted commit suicide
The dispatch is to an inquiring friend in Boston;
RIvIERE Do LoUP, P. O., Aug. 6. 1873.
life JOHN A MACDONALD.
It having become known to some of the
leading mercantile men OF Hamilton Canada that
Mr. Freeman n Blake, United States Consul at that
place. was about 20 retire from hs position they de-
cded TO give banquet In his honor. The banquet
accordingly took place the 1st Of August The Mayor
OF Hamilton presided and numerous complimentary
addresses we're made
The following decree, which appeared in
The Picking Gazette OF the l4th Of July, officially pro-
claims that audience question in China is at last set
tied in principle, for good and for all time 20 come
1.-THE Using Ii Yamen has presented memorial to the
effect that ENJOYS OF foreign countries residing In the
capital have Joined in request that they may have an
audience to present letters from their Governmental We
command that the foreign ENJOYS residing in the capital
who have brought letters from their Governments 10
deliver be admitted 20 have audience. Respect this.
At a large meeting of citizens of Montreal,
on Tuesday evening resolutions were adopted calling
for prompt investigation by the House Of Commons
into the charges against the Government on the subject
Of the Pacific Railroad The following of these
resOutons 1.-The delays that up TO this time have
tarded inquiry have caused throughout the country
lamentable uneasiness and anxiety which only be
Gained by public and solemn inquest; and IN cOnse-
quence petition based on these resolutions should be
presented the Governor General praying him not TO
prorogue Parliament unni the House Of Commons has
had opportunity OF fully satisfying public opinion on
the subject OF the charges"
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Pittsburgh Commercial compares Mr.
Groesbecks letter TO the effort Of the verdant
sportsman who, upon missing calf he had rcd at said
he aimed to hit it II it deer and miss II If was
calf" The weak point in the comparison Is that instead
Of missing the calf Mr. GrOesDeck seems 10 nave
brought down several.
The election in Kentucky, on Monday, for
State Treasurer and members Of the Legislature passed
OF very quietly, the Democrats rejecting the Hon.
James W. Pate, State Treasurer, and returning most OF
their candidates for the Legislature. The returns
ceived thus far are very neage but no one VIII doubt
that Kentucky has gone Democratic.
The Boston Advertiser prOnOunces the state
ment that MI Butler has the support Of the Admins
tration in his for the Governorshp pure In
vention" and says there is shred OF truth about
H." This has the sound OF by authority" and vet we
must beg 70 be informed before accepting IT, who author
ICES IT, The signs all point In the other direction
Gen. Hawley's troubles accumulate. AS if it
were not enough TO saddle upon the poor the
sponsibty for all the utterances, and unwise Of
the newspaper formerly edited by him. here The
Albany Argus with an extract pitching into Dr. New
man. which 1t credits TO The Hartford Times edited By
Republican Congressman HawleY."
The State Journal Of Richmond assures us that
there mo serious conflict any time between the
two favore candidates" before the Lynchburg Conyen
ton II does mot deny the charge Of confusion ana
excited feeling" the Convention but says cit comes
rather the mpusve and demonstrave nature OF our
people than Of any tendency TO divide into clans and
cques" 1.-The entire party" it says, Supports Gen.
Grants administration cordially and loyalty" II also
remarks that people" have Loyalty 10 the Cause
in remarkable degree" This is the cheering from
the large L and large c in Loyalty and Cause.
Ex-senator Willis b. Machen of Kentucky
who filled the vacancy in the United States Senate
Dec 1872 to March 1s3 caused by the death Of the
Hon. Garrett Davis has written letter explaining his
four votes in favor Of the salaryTab" The letter is
composed mainly of remarks upon the question OF pre-
cedents and will tend 70 help Mr.. Machen toward
becoming Gov Lesies successor There one interest
ing statement, originally made, however, by Senator
Carpenter, in Mr.. Machen's letter which Is So
know, warning voice against the bin raised
from any quarter" The gentleman cannot be very
diligent newspaper reader
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THE MICHIGAN LUMBER TRADE.
From the Bow cYiv CMlch.l Chronlsk Aug. /.


The present condition of the lumber market
pretty generally known already there having been
change OF note our last report. Briefly the
situation Is this Many buyers have been holding OF FOR
lower prices while manufacturers, believing that at
least the prices OF last ought to prevail have been
holding stiffiY Now the Fall and possible early
closing OF navigation are approaching. and many
OF the Eastern markets are without provision Tor
their Fall The lack Of buyers at the ruling rates
has made tight times for OF the manufacturers in
the valley, but the market has not been broken aud II
that they certainly the winning side.
Various indications from abroad lead TO this conclusion
Although the Chicago market does not affect Saginaw
lumber directly others, 1t Ia worthy OF note
that dealers there beginning TO have moro liberal
views and that shown in the latest reports, there Is
tendency toward improved prices.
With all the complaints about tho dulness OF the sea-
and this OF the year ia always duh, g0OdlY
quantity Of lumber has forward during che month
Just closed, the custOmhOuse records showing an IN
OF nearly the June shipments The
following table shows the shipments from Bay City for
Lnne And InlY. 1H13:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
KINGS COUNTY DRUNKARDS.

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NE
BR1ATE's HoME-OPrUM SUPPLEMENTS ALCOHOLIC
LIQUOR.
The annual meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors OF the Inebrates OF Kings County, held
last evening the Brooklyn Mercantile Library Build
ing James g 7. stranahan presiding The superinteh-
dent J. Wilett presented long report from which the
following extracts are made:
Whole number OF persons admitted astyear. 161 men,
i0l Women 60; paid FOR board, 80 free patents 100
men-marred. a, widowers, p single, 81 women
married, 49, WIDOWS TO- single y 49,
OF the last years patients 50 have been in the habit
OF beginning their debauches with the use Of malt
Liquor cider lager or gt vines according 70 ther re-
specuvey acquired early TASTES. The use OF these
liquors which mad been previously acquired Many an
inebuate who struggles earnestly 70 overcome ms
That trust himself with glass OF malt liquor
light wine, the beverage Of his or her early lie, and is
thus repeatedly beguiled into bondage.
10 process time strongest alcoholic stimu-
liant was unable 60 satisfy the inordnate cravings and
choral ana other narcotics. There have been patients
the Home who have taken as much as from one to 16
OF elixir Of OPIUM, while some have taken from
10 70 20 ounces Of morphine Others again have made 1t
daily practice 10 from l2J 70 $40 grains or hydrate
choral No less than SO OF the patients have INDUCED
less in the narcotic pOsOns showing that the
drugstore supplements the dram-shOp, and cOmphcates
and iDtensnes the maady OF inebrety. Among the
suits OF these vicious habits 50 patients last have
suffered from der1un tremeus, and Is nave attempted
suicide
The report then goes on to show thar Imprisonment
for drunkenness is Of benefit aud that laws for the
punishment OF the inebriate almost every instance
have proved 70 be utter failure. The Treasurer.
Thomas Buckley, reports the years receipts 49,,
s. and the expenses s20ss So The following officers
were elected:
President. James s.: I. stranahan; viee-President.
Secretary, John Wilett Dreetors-JOhn h Prentice,
J. g. I. stranahan, q. G.. Herman, J. W. Richardson,
u d. Mason c. Ferguson j. II. Prentice p. Milne, jr',
q BldiOTd, II. Z. Curtis, h "A. Moore.
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TRorrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
,rTwoop PARK. Aug. 6.-Purse of 500 for hors'
PIGEON SHOOTING.

SARATOGA, Aug 6.-The national pigeon
.bootiug tournament for a champion badge gwen oy
Louis L. Lorillard OF SewYork open to the uhited
states and Canada added to sweepstakes OF 500 eAcD
WAS shot for at Glen Mitchell this afternoon Ihere was
large attendance of visitors including many 'anes.
The conditions To shoot ii W Single o'o"
I'd. ~ yards boundary from ivo traps, the use OF
9TH barrels being allowed according TO the English
nles which governed the shooting The entries were
n A. Brown. Cleveland. Ohio Capt Bogardus hkhAr''
Illinois; A. Klemman and = II. rurrill chicago ~.
y Garrson Syracuse, " Y. / Ira PANE NeW- i1 n
~. VI" and Miles, I,hnson Yardue, Sew-Jersey. The
ftier owing no sickness was absentee The Ortung
~ts sptrted Paine Klemman and Bogardus being hist
serond ana third choice, and the rest selling IN Tue
acid Ihe shoosng ala not begin until after y m ahd
darEness coming on il was postponed until tOInOrrow
,nrning AZ po'cock AT this stage each man had shot
~ "a iTan BroWu and Garrison Kllling II. ana fano,
Bogardus utylll. aud Klemman ~ e@el Iae saoosnA
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BRooKLYN's CHARITY COMMISSIONERS DIsA
GREEMENTS.

The Commissioners of Charities met in the
County AlmshOuse, yesterday, and had excited dis
cussiOn the question of making for sup
plies Commissioner Cunningham charges his associates
with fraud In the OF awarding the for
and other articles and alleges that they working
in the interests OF contractors ring They appear TO
have recently awarded a furnish black
at 10 cents per pound, and the best chc0ry,
worth ca cents in gold, at cent per pound.
It is alleged that the articles cannot be FUR
nished at such low prices. ana that the bid Is
merely blind 10 keep the contract Of the hands Of
honest bidders. Mr.. Cunningham believes IN holding
the contractor who put these bids 10 his contract
aud moved 10 have chest Of tea and 500 pounds OF
chcOry ordered but the other Commissioners voted TO
table the proposition. Commissioner Cunningham in
quired what had done with the samples OF wine
and whisky received, when Commissioner Powell de-
clined 20 beyond remarkiug that he would
the samples, and the Committee would buy the articles
when IL pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-07
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

| WASHINGTON. Aug 6.-The following are the selec-
President secOud Leuteuns the
army examination by board There about 400 aVpi
capt:
Arson Major II A Allen Of The % Artillery s.
aen IT, acting A,'ista,t Surgeon u s. A. 4; Rors RE- Charles q
Serg.nt L. A. Camp Apache Arizona Territory Henry Bet
j. H. C.stoa o. an wtam Cars5n son she late Kt csso1
Joseph W Durean u Col Dgaosn u s. A. Sdvsrd Fowler
J. Granville Gates ,ou d he lac COL William Gates T. A. PRANK
81 ;S S11 asss.: : s. S.,..55 r.
George AsSi qR 9 s ;s fay S - Asl nea State.
aliafI Ae.assy john D. I,5t
SGa Fn ,.. Nm a l1a q n M,dunnse son Of The se Com.
mander s'Guau.gle James L a9ray now an enlisted nsn 10 tae
john H. Peh Of Newark u j. VIM RoandJ tSs
2It Infantry stockton soktou John shelton
Major Of TIE p nf9.ry hSs D. sesss M ATE G alone B.
Eaton Theodore smith Sergeant 10 he sgn service E1sle D.
y., Sei TRe Sergeant Company NJ 7 cavalry George
Michigan weaher,pooa Washington James Winters
CsSt Young; NJ s. Of Alabama James Poster Of
Carriage, United sats SaVy.
The Secretary ned general order prescribing the
sons the examination Of the above candidates
directed general ability % e caudiatesg shall be tested that
each one must be 20 aHl 80 years Of and sound health
and candidate has pissed such Boards Of BIamiu alton
NAV be appointed BY Secretary War another shall be
held at the Division Department HeadquarteFs
CheseT been detached from the Kansas and granted four
months Leave.
d, Geera Orders No So Just issued War Department; the
cadets gdusIes VI the Military Academy
pointed Army Of tn, United states With the RANK Of Second Lien
tenant from June -. 1879
Corps Engineers Cadets William II BTb Hea raber
Rossel Thomas NJ BaeU ls Cavalry Cadet George =
Cadet Henry q. Bapoint Sd Cavalry Cadet
Bunbrge Reynolls; Cavalry Cadets Joseph H. Dorst and
CavaTy. Cadets Robert Loudn George D.
baton Bsaop; Och Cavalry Cadets Ezra B. Fuller ard
Chres O'Conuor: Cavalry Cadet Quncey ON Gilmore
% ARTILLERY. Cadet George p r. HaTrsOn 30 AIissy CADET
h. Toteu Bloom Albert = Cummin Joseph Gerard
Drer Joshua L. Knapp and Geo. Paddock 3h Ar
Edward r. Brown; lst Infantry, CADET
Hugh T. Reed Infantry Cadet william H. CsIteri l2 lnAn-
AMIR Cadets Frederick A. Smith and Edward Howarf 18th IL
nty Holmes 10th lDautrY Cadets George A.
Cornish billiard H. Clark l9th Infantry Cadet ornea' Ganl
p. Huin 2lst Infantry, Cadets
Ds Couusu AMI Louis Bran 22d Infantry Cadet Edward ".
23d Infantry, Cadet Calvin d. CoWlea Z4h infantry C-aet
Edgar ). Beacon
The general regulation, months leave Of absence TO the
grAu Military Academy entering service In accordance
with these regulations all the graduates above named will report IA
per.on AZ their stations on 3Oth September
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
TOR other ship Heros see Third Page.

tor other ship Netos Third Page.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Anglia ) Snail Gsgo~ July %, .nd Neville 27tA.
With mdse. and o Henderson Bios.
Bsrk Laura Ger. Winen. Bremen co lays, With udss.
eunea hatinEaS So dsys Eitb tslt
Bng B. Miller tOi nassau Parker, Mentor % sb raL
Brig Henry PersiBs lOf BOsOnD SmOo sydney D. IL iaJs
With coal
Brig WeyAnd. QsLl MaDnes rerrsnoEs % LAYS WITH phaI
Bng Rabbou Baugor COonbs Ahoaee So Nd ti taYs
from Gibraltar With mlss.
bohr Maria PsrsOa Grant Baltimore
SAILED.
Columbia aud vrglni. f,s
glasgow: for Bristol; Java MsBaIt-o I Lord
Cl.Ee. for Liverpool; SOut- CarOIDa Or Charleston.
WiND-suntOWn. l.ht, 3; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros Aug 6Arryed. Achilles from PhiE,-!pbs
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvAxA. Aug 6Tbe steamship City Of Merida from Se-YOrS
arrived here yesterday afternoon.
SPOKEN
Aug lat 40 H. long 70 bark EOeneier (Nof from DObgn p,
PhladeDhia, 80 DAYS ont
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Sun hARr,

In the 2b race, II horses were entered and eight
started Waiter Arthur, Royal George, r, and Vanity
Fair drawn. After four scorngs good start was
effected, Willie Gold Dust having the pole Planter shot
ahead couple OF lengths before reaching the quarter
pole which was increased TO four lengths which he
maintained. On the hOme-stretch Planter held in
winning the heat by five six lengths IN 231, Archie
ana L0ngfellow coming IN neck and neck. Cementine
was second and Little L0ngfeOw third. In the second
heat Planter took the 4eadOf LOngfeow and kept IL TO
the half pole, but broke at the three-quarter
stretch, Cementine coming ahead and winning the
IN E2g. Planter second, and Magnolia third. In the
third neat Planter led, Clemenne second, and Keeer
third At the three-quarter post Planter broke and
Clemenne took the lead, coming in the winner IN 1880
In the fourth heat Little LOnRfeOw led Keeer second
ana Planter third, bat at the threequarter mile pole
LOngfellOw broke ana Clemenne shot ahead. winning
the race on the homestretch by six lengths IN 9S2