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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

EWIs =. WOOD AW ~ s VIII SELL ~ nv
prerpjses the three story, attic and brick basement
Iouse 75 Pavonia avenue rs feet west OF Henderson
street late Prospect; the house contains 1S
cellar and all the modern improvements; situated on
the best business in this city, and be
altered for business purposes mt small expense lot
25xl00; house 22x45 also the valuable Lot on Eighth
street, In the dwellings il choice
fruit trees of all knds lot 25xoo running through from
street 10 street 25x200 The attention OF capitalists and
speculators Is expressly called 70 this sale Terms easy.
For full particulars apply to LEWIS WOOD, Real rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-01

"A 100 West 2sd ST. Elegant Household Furniture,
Pianoforte, Chamber, Parlor and Dining Room Suits
made to order for p present owner VIII be sold
commencing ut 0is O'Clock, at private residence 10
West Tweny-third street. near Sixth avenue, namely :;
Rich rosewood "a octave PanofOrte made ORDER best
city makers four round corners cost S0O magnificent
Paror suits covered IN crimson satin and broeate reps
elegant Centre Tables Mirrors, Paintings, Turkish Chairs,
Lounges Clocks yet aud Brussels Carpets Jardneres
Cabinets Etagcres, Chandeliers, imported Bronzcs,
Bookcase 800 volumes choice Books, Engravngs, &c.
Curtains Bedroom Suits, In rosewood and black walnut
Bedstcads Bureaus Warlrobes, Spring and Hair Mat
,resses Feather Beds Quilts blankets &C. dining room
Ware, Dining Room Suits, covered in leaiher 800
lois by catalogue. B.-Deposits required from all pur
chasers Competent men In attendance 10 cart pack or
ship goods for purchasers. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auc-
until Mayt
, 1873-06-09
WALL STREET,
s,nr,s' VI Ill sMo money, Gold, K1ond,

AkovlcW OF tho Money, Cold. tsond.
oeocAs nnu Erod1aco Markets..
Special Dtspatoh "a TAa Chicaoo Tribune.
NEW SonK, juno 1-Hali stroct was dull and rnonov
easy ut to pnr cont call, and cnsno nt IA ~
cont Tho bank statement owing to tbo lawn ,,rn.so
II go'd shows that tho banks now hold $40
fnl money abovo tho ~ per coal reserve wljt,, il
gain over Inst wcck Of &58s8275 This assuros vcrv
easy monoy market during tho summer. Tho M
o elean; ns' NH IA svs e sbo
b. both ,s Sssse1 Of banks a which is much strong.
The interest IN stock Speculation centorcd choay IN
Ihcifc Mall and ohioa. aud tho chnugca In tic rotan
vibrations ho.s sharoa To bak inc the
parted hrncr tono to the mnrket for iimo, but at
III p lss " s d.y assss nssSs
To- whf fae n nf a. hsa
% no sfs sR SUPPOSED %SS
to fave this stock ulldor thoir charge nro
sn Ct h b ps W t,s1t t. Fssos
aad Now 5ersey S' csntssI sss
hlichgan Central was woak, md declined to o. Tho
Pacific Man report was glyon out late this after
amount of caah and bonds On hand s ia catsatod st
ss0o 68o but the Company owes for auprIics, etc.,
n n iSSans Sanss II not crsa amount Of Tho eash
cludod In thu above, Is estimated 1T $f3U,s70,
Among the assos q tho Company are 500 shhroa 81
stock md s25 coll loan DUO by Isaac Taylor since
1857 s84o, ,oo0 in notca Of tho uowo Araclno Com.
pany; $llo,001 In coal ard $4,000 Nkretlor aup-
plies. The aca1nera put in without Iny valuation
aGLD
was weak the bauk statement, and declined Il per
cent, hut subsequently adyAncrd Il rpr cent.
IsEpoBra.
Ths imports for tho week wore oasa2a1, of which
$780,, ,408 Was general Merchaudiae.
Governments woze strong ana higher.
pRont1oE.
For -four tho Inquiry waa moderate, but thnra waa
less proeauro 10 SELL Holders Of choice wintor wheat
brands are disposed to resist any further decline,
No ts plenty and quito dull. 8upcrf1no wnt rather
low and saleahlc. Sales, 1000 brlh rccetpta, 14327
brls. Spring wheat was stronger, but Tho higher
prices asked check tho export inquiry. Tic offerings
OF good spring wcro not 30 largo, and more confidence
was noticeable. Winter ruled eseadicr, but quiet.
Bales 90 900 hu receipts, III $40 bu. Pork quiet
and atcady the spot, with aa!os, caah and REGULAR
OF about 5000 brls at t1o.0aE@10.s7H for new
mesa. For future delivery $50 bria for
July sold ot s1o.89H, with $3.50 IBID for
june: Receipts, 7d7 pkgs Cut meats wero mod
erao1y Actvo md prfcos goneraly aoady. Bales In
clude GO boxea clear belltos at 13A@Sl4c; smoked
Shoulders at 5ko; 900 brs hama at 15A913Eo and
coo picked hams, Il lbs. at 11}Sc. Pclcd shoulders
sold at eo Reeeipts 636 packages. Bacon mt With
goo bo1ea long clear at 8c Short clear s quoted nt
84@oc. Lard ruled quiet, but 1rD. Western for June
mceta with buyers at B5<c. Two hundred and 1ftoen
tca ot city sold at For future delivery business
was light, with 20 bid for July, and 9}fo lid for Az
guut Receipts, 305 koga and 276 pkgB.
, 1873-06-09
ANTl-MONOPOLY,
Convention n+ ,DcsNrollaes YcAtc rdny.'
steals and Grabs OF All Ek4ntls Do,
pan11t,cntJ.

Convention n+ ,Dcsnroi.aos Ycatc rdny--
Steals md Grabs OF All xkSntls Dos
iounced.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
pEaMoMEs, Iowa, juno 7*-Tho Ans!-Monopoly
County Convention met hero to-day, With fnrgc at~
tendanco. Eyory township In tho county was repre-
sented but one. Tho majority OF tlloso present
wcro farmorn aud mechanics, with liberal
sprinking Of politicians. Resolutions wcro
adopted declaring shat thoy viii support
no mau for Office who IA not In full sympathy with
ITO producer aud manufacturer and opposed to mo-
nnrollcs In my form hat thcir candidates must bo
men Of integrity III ovcry reapect, with no entangllng
alliances that oil rasa legislation Ia contrary to tho
and tends 70 Tho destruction Of TIC Iepneo that re
not esiut without Infringing on tho
r!ghts Of tho people generally condomning
giving enlarien to officers istroporonato to the re-
wards Of labor in Industrial pursuits cenHurng the
Congressional sa1ary stoal, and declaring fsonorn-
bio In tho Executive In sign!ug tho bill and dnn1and
Ing It's rosnl After tho adoption Of the resolutions,
August for tlo purpose Of nominating Slate ticket
aula Polk County Convention on tho l2th Of July,
10 nominate county ticket, and select delegated 10
the snto Convention. Tho following State Contral
tonltsitteo selected: II. L. Dcvln, z. L. Burn-
nam, H. r. iAe, Thonaa Mitchell. and e. D. Netnking.
DOWN ID Trcnanr0r Of tho Htnta Grnngc three Of tho
membora Of tho Committee nro Liboral Republicans,
specchos wero mhdo tntloraing tho resolutions. Cou-
sitering tho argo crowd IN attendance, aud tho vnrcd
mixture of political principles represented, tie
ye.lt1on was harmonious.
, 1873-06-09
FOREIGN.


. SPAIN.
LONDON, Jnne 7.-The reported capture Of Trun by
tho Carlssts Ia doniod.
MADRID, juno IA telegram wna received io-dAy
by tho Miniator Of War from Gen. Vethrdo rcslgntng
tho command Of tho troops in barcelona. Nows
dispatches from tho City Of Barcelona explain
this aclion by tho announcement that volnrdes COL
u'nn Ind nratcrod at 1gnalava, thirty-thrco milca
northwest OF Darceona md TINT Volnro uNd tho on
eors Of hts sts had been forco to aasa themselves by
night from tho fury of rovolted troops.
a e. ,rone ss err on 1gnas Ct tho
order amou9 tho reyo1ted troops.
nesra tho 'nG e.rr,son S' Ut 'h' orsnsas, snss',
came IN conflict with tho owfsreoplo aud frci upon
shen Tho tl!spnoh announcing thu afrnir gives TO
To.dey : riot occurred among tho so1aicrs In bar
EneKs at vcolyaro, four miles from tlB city. -Four
"orn er,d R1,ioa n anu number seriously wounded.
IT, Gortee o.o-ay ciestc Bcnor Orenz rrosldont.
Wero ro-clccto1, ~ ~
President Flgucras announced to the Cortcs hs
detortntnhtion to return to them tho roWora with
MhGn tho Asaembly had snveatel him az President Of
.ou m uovernnsn of pan. o sail That tho
become moro d1loult than heretofore. citin1 thn
IoVo os dGn. VelArdea command and tic disastrous
troubles bctweon tho cttscna mud soory Of Grenada
s movsa rro5ect for the proclamation Of foIcrai
taf5nm uas Ins m1Gn was
awnlta only tho nnl approval Of tho Corteg. voio
was then tsrr, te u As..
gn Minister Of Intorlor, to form new Cabinet The
negative. Ionding The announcement Of tho new
Ministry, the oortcs adjourned to O'Clock this
evening.
, 1873-06-09
THE JUDICIARY.
Additional RETURNS from tho Recent
Election.

Additional RETURNS from tho Recent
Election.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
8pa1NaFlHLp. H., Juno 7.-Roturns received hero
show the following to bo tho Judges elect III the various
Circuits In tho stato:
ssad@r e. muqga2; mn.9TaD; Of =, MMaRsnng0' Mssasyg
1hfrl-W. ". Hcaton, ct Leo.
fpRrth-SYlvanus Wilcox, Of Eaue.
FUth-G. w. Pleagauta, Of Tuek 1BlAud.
Sfsth-E 3. Le3and, Of IaS.!lc.
StrcHth-J. hlcRobertB, Of Will.
Atnths-Joseph Y: Coclrane, Of Peoria.
Eicrenth-O. L. Hlgoeo. Of Pike
1.oeVsh-John Durns, OF Marshall.
3hirteenth-N. j. pillgbury, OF Livingston,
observation-disclosures +. Upton, OF McLeau
Fiflesnth-O. I. Dawn, Of Vornlilion.
SirtteAth.-o D. Smith, Of Champaign.
StrtHttenth-Lylnan Lacey. OF Mason
Et1hteenth-OyruB Epler Of Morgan.
Ht'etesu!h-oharlea u Lanc Of aantamon. -
Tme'A'cth-H. n. Vnnuoycr, Of ClrtstiSu
1tscnty :frst-Janea Q. Allen, OF Crawford,
1teenty-seeond- William H. Bnyder, VI st. Glare.
Itrtnty.tonrth--T. u. Tur1ier, Of Jefferson. -,
41rfnty.ffth-1lonrot 9. Crawford, of U,liou,
14ccnty- y-sirth-Day5d j. Baker, OF Alexander,
Tho returns received ut the oice Of tho Secretary OF
State from Olark Cumberland, Clayj Fsyete, Eling-
ham, Marion, Madison, and Jersey, give scholhcld
sc2a majority. II s expected that Tho reraining
-, aAnEsDuno. IL, juno 7;-Adviceo from Wood.
renee. report that Craig has carried TINT county
by sol majority. AB fur toard from {Kno1,
Peoria, Iasallc. Warren, Henderson, Mercer Marshall
and Putnam Counties bonl, o,feiaD, tho 1majoriscs
Craig ahead, 1910 Tlts viii bo Increased by the ON
ctal vote.
, 1873-06-09
Tho Ill-Entcd Steamer Mary e. For
sytll.

Special Dfspatoh to Ths Chteaon Tribune.
O41Ho, ILL.,, Juno IA lottcr racolyed In this city
this morning from Mr.. ". Il. MeCnloch, En1 dated
B!1xi, Miss, juno 4 gtyoa many interesting parsicu-
lara m reference to tho sinking ef tho Inflated stener
Mary j.. Forsyth which loft Mound City H., Aay a.
loadel with Unitod Hatca ordnance Btores bound fur
PonBacola, Florida Mr.. hIcOuloc wns clerk Of tho
Forsyth md tho LITTER from him s published In tho
Sun VI this city. The following Is synopsis Of its
contous: Tho ForByth left New Orleaus on
last Saturday morning, and arrived at tho Chandliar
islands q little after midnight, and cast anchor
to watt for daylight. At $3.50 o'clock .. N. storm
sprung UP, nnh two hours Inter tho nnchor Mftpa
for tho purpose Of 1uding smoother sea. Tho aea
bocamo rough TINT ut o'clock a. m. a hands wore
ordered to cut away tho lower guards and hoist tho
freight overheard. At 10 thta was completed. For
four and ha hours tho c,ung to the hog chains,
with the waves wnHhng over thcm when she was head
cd for N taand. AZ soon aa tho boat grounded tho
surf toro AWAY The cabin and left Tho crew in
lifo-preseryers, but tho Gnlf pilot would not allow
them to mako IN effort to reach the innh. Tho poor
fellows ronanod In this condition I'LL O'CLOCK the
ncxt morning, WHOM an oysorboat reacuod overy soul
and landod them OH the Island. The storm lu1leh,
and they in ax trips With tho enall boat managad to
reach dry bar, whore they crocted anall tent aud
remained o1pohea to the a,n Tho men uu m oyAter-
boat raaang that way took six Of tho crew, the clerk
among them, aud carried them to Bellx1 sBv0nty
milcs, being tho uoarost land. Arrangements wore
being nsnde FOR tho safety of the remainder OF tho
crow. Taken altogether 1t ia wonderful that not
, 1873-06-09

met,ced ovortanltng tho letters among which several
wore regatoret, and SOLICITED aroh ~ they wanted:
Afor thoy wcro Through tho remaining loftsrs wnro @
The special agent, thinking tbc ot,ce needed little
regulating askod tho bartender, who had received md
answcrad, "No." Il Aro You Tho AHaihtsnt ios:mas,
tcr?' mFon "Wsre Is tho Postmaster 3n Mons u
HGono to hollis canyon and by thunder 1 Jones has
got 10 run thie oflec no1e wcok It's ILLS t,,rn." Tho
dovornmont o1lclnl then naked who hc Wns, and d.
took tho candle box from Tho bar, rut Il on tho oor
md gave kick, eendlng 1t out Of the oor saying;
says: HKno,ving tho ouatomH Of tho country, loat
no tino iii following this advco and got." Tint olhco
was discontinued.
, 1873-06-09
NEW YORK.,

Laying OF n COrncr.ytouc..Arriyn OF
ar,irrn,ta..scrto,,a acctIc,t ~ -
,r1,cnt.,cn, nIn.,s.ro-.",rs.a .a,.-
Scientific school--n1isccllanoo
Special Dtspatch to Tbs c6icago Itibuua
Nrv yonu 1nnn -.ro.on,, nr,,o,,. a. ,,o.,, ,..,
CT, WIN headquarters IN dozen different ctos, aud
having branch Offices au over tho Union. Over year
from his Ohicoao warehouse. Dsectiyea trnced Il
to New York. aud found II in The Iouse Of william r
Wilcox CO. lnrd rofinere. M 81 Vcatry strnet T,c
fr,u had uurchaaed il In rond foth and having nnii
about Il 7o tbcrefor wero oth to niya it IN wbnmt @
recon,poi,se Henco Mr. Armn,r foun that Es hsI mi
tn cnnfrst III nrnnriotnrahin ~ ~" nnnet ~ ~ ~
, 1873-06-09


PARIS, Juno 7.-Tho Bank OF France has paid Into
tim TreaBnry ono-qusrter Of the sum duo to uer1nuny
On % aoe9aat Pun os tho var indomnity Tho report thst
VEnsA1LEs, Juno Count Won Arntm, Ambassador
Of tho lcrmau Empire, today presented his crc-
dcntials to tho Frellch Government and Formally
received by President Maoh1nhon.
Gen. Qhauzey hn8 accepted tho Civil Govornorship
Of Agoria Ito aakH that the powers Of tho Militia ry
9ovornornhip 10 conferrcd tending to thor
ouah conservation Of french intorests IN Africa.
!, NEW YonE, June 7MLonaon newspapers, contain
tho speech Of Thcrs delivered In tho National Assem-
bly, IN tho courfe Of tho debate which preceded tho
change Of Administration in Franco Ho said, toward
wanted VIVA not party government, but ono Which
was tndcx1blo in tho prcaeuca Of disorder, and when
the struggle WA GUIDED, sl.owa iteelf calm Impartial
could not fon haso 're re,nained ] uniaarbed' nd rty
government would DO 5iaaatrous for tho country Our
TS 5sssse u. snS ter;,SFy ss
frontior,, Delfors, WA but q nominal poaco.
Tho substantial peace is The liberation OF tho tori.
mllliard will ho commencod within week
M To tho charge that his Government had alliance,
insonsstc, policy which haa broken up tic Euro
pcan balance Of power, there aro no longer
sy H. sss ss1ss S' for any Alliances eonsst
sin,ed tho position which Is her due by her vitality,
by her atoady and consistent course. We restoring
our military forces without concealmont, because we
or rank. The best alliance eonn.ts in tho esteem
divides tho Chamber ia tho question OF q
republic or monarchy but tho freuds Of tho 'attor
ca'iso ey know tlore Is but ona throne, "ich will
not Eulnco Tor three uBpirauto."
, 1873-06-09
,CcIprrApy1iC HrcvltlOee

Tho code of Iowa is now uoarly ali printed cxcopt
tho iuLox which Is delayoa by ackncss In tho famy
OF Judge BoeHers*
Charles ciohold Of Dea hoinea, Iowa, has boon ar-
rolntol Assistant United 6ates District Attorney for
tho Seventh Datrlct.
Tho Convention Of the Iowa preaa Association moeta
III Cudar Rapids on Monday ovuning, III tho luton
Opcra-IIouse.
Al2-year-pll Ron OF s. H. Disn0ll drowned last
evening ut nfurblo 1ock, 1owa, who bathing in tho
river with number Of companions. The body las not
been found.
Tho sui.B Of tho Republic F1ro INSURANCE Company
Of Chicago aganst delinguout Iowa stockholders go
over TO o next term Of tho United 9Iatos Court ut
Dea Moines.
A boy years old, uA1aud Fred Marsh, was drowned
In CaHaopolls, Mtcl., yesterday, uo wont out with
another boy of thu satno ago III ccow nnarcsac md
jumped tu 10 swim. Ife was 6oizeA with cramps and
drowned.
Or Friday eyonina . son Of John Gates, ot Codas
, 1873-06-09
"GONE OVER"

An Episcopal Minister OF Baltimore
pr0nOuncc3 For tho 4Eo1nish Enith.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1YAals1soToN, juno Tin tho Baltimore american
this morning ihe particulars Q: an event which Ia
Just now tho subject OF much comment IN that city.
Tho Roy. Z, soulgate, young Clergyman Of thu
Episcopal Church, who came to Baltimore few weeks
p!nco FROM tho diocese Of Now York. TO ansts tho Rec
denly abandoned ILLS position lntllistor Of tho
Episcopal Church aud enterod theological seminary
Hoy. Mr.. southCao, who waa ou1y deacon, has be-
como candidate for prieBtly ,oraors, nna that
tho tlny for Ills ordination would layo been Trinity
Sunday, tomorrow, but days ago tho Rector OF
st Lukes notified tho bishop OF tho Diocese that 10
gais in which ho bishop concidcl, aud It there
foro determined that the young Deacon would not no
or0alnoa. Tho young hn WIS slen atlYAoa to return
to LH father, tho Right Ncy. uosatio Sonthgao, who
rcsies in Now York. hut instead Of doing 40, he seems
70 llaYo gone Immediately 10 St. h1ary Seminary,
Noa Catholic institution in baltimore, whoro ho Was
ut last accouuta.
, 1873-06-09
MEXICO.

oITY or MEXICO, Juno 1.-Foster, the now Amori-
can Minister, arrived On the 27.h Mlt.
The foreign priests who havo recently boon in cus.
tody have been expelled from tho country, tho Gov
ernment styling them porntcous foreigners" Tho
American Minister interfcre in behalf OF two natural
ICED Irishmon but President TeJada refused to allow
them to ren,a Tho arrest Of these prleats IL colHd-
cred clear Indication Of tho unwililngnoBs Of tho
President 10 protect tho Church party, although ho Las
hthorto boon considered as having lonniug in favor
ot thn rriests. Tho 1ournals warmly discussing
tho matter Of expulsion,
Thrco sick foreign prlcats wero allowed to remain
temporarily upon giving bail to leave tic country I'M
II lately upon their recovery. These found an
a9yum In private houses Nearly a1l Of them arc very
GTtho budget has again boon yctooa. It contains q
large dehctt, and no steps takou 10 cover 1t.
, 1873-06-09
Iron Mountain Railroad rs enormously reported from

Iron Mountain Railroad, crroncouay reported from
JcNornon City ysRtnrtlhy. !
Af1LwAunEE, juno 1,-Tho ennuat mcoin0 OF tho
milwaukee, tt. Paul Railroad WAS hold hero to-day.
roprcsouted Tho following Directors elsotod for
tlroo yeara N. A. Cowlrey, D. =. Frank, Q. dar-
nor L. T. Morton; also officers for tho enauing year:
President. All The other otllcors hold ovnr.
DEa MONIES, Juno 7.-Bovnral yonra ago procecd!nga
at law wero commenced by parties Interested In tho old
hiissisipp b Missouri Railroad and tho Chicago Rock
Is1at,d Pacific Tailroad. 0yor half million dollars
hnna OF D. F. Allcn, to 10 hold In tr4t until tho cao
was decided. Tho r,nor now ia that Tho parties have
aottlet tho matter In dispute, mud TINT tho money Is TO
DO paid ovor II Ia said thatt amount hold by Mr.
Allon Is over throo-Qunrtera Of million.
, 1873-06-09

CoLubInus, o., juno 7.-Millinu, D. Thrall, IN old
ad prominent citizen of Ohio .liud ts morning. In
th!s city Of dlphthcrla judge Ihral for nearly
editor OF tho Ohio state journal Tor hyo yoars was
member q the State legislature and ComptFo!er OF
member Of the AlaHono frateru1ty, and al hs desth
waA Past dranl MaRter Of Ohio. lilo within few
days Of Is yoara Of nge HlH funeral will 10 held next
TueHhay.
DHsh1oINEa June 7.-Jamcs Harris, Of Wintcgset,
died suddenly In tho Btreot here today Of henorriago
yap!ura os hlood-vessel, death ansusag In I've
1liin1ltLH.
, 1873-06-09
Illinois IRIvcr nnd Canal Ncxvr.

Special Dipatch to The Chicago 1ribuns.
lAsALLr, juno Tho prop Whae arrived, loaded
With corn, from Henry, and PASSED into tho canal
bound for ClicHHo. The cannl-boat Ontario, loaded
with lumber from Chicago, passed out Of tho canal
destined for Peru. THO canal-boats Seneca md Sum
boam, Light sailed down to Lake Dnpuo to load with
grain for Chicago. Two feet and ton nehea Of whtar
the dam at Henry reported to-day, and ten fcot md
ten inches Of wutnr on t,n nitro Sill Of Lock Is.
CANAL OFFICE, June 7.-Ann1yHD-Qalenu, Wlllow
Springs, tons Ice Sligo, Willow sprngs, 81 tons leo;
Harriet, Seneca 6,ooo hl, corn; =. Z. Gooel Ottawa
G,0o0 bu Robert Honca, LaSaile, 169 tons coal
Also, IL boats with 9G1 cubic yarda stono.
CInAnEDMonto Christie, Marseilles, 85,335 It 1una.
ber; Sligo, Willow Springs, light; s. and r., aud Au-
guata, Leuout, light.
, 1873-06-09

dull and declined 10 on corn, quotabla nt Go for
aud nominal Mt G1S7o for wheat to Buffalo, Tho
engagements reported were: To boston vim Buffalo,
prop Idaho, corn and oats ut 45c. To Buffa1oschra
1ronsiles ut 7c, and Perry Hannah corn at g6c:
achr O. i. Minis, corn at Co. Mimic slhwaon, ryo at
eNo. Total capacity equa 10 coo bu corn, GOO bu
sclrs Jaea couch and 8. Il. Foster, Wheat 1t 7c. In
the morning {carly) tho schra Ironalacs and Parry
Hannah were chartered for TO Buffalo, tie former
propelers, not mentioned, takon Ia Tho NJ
teroou for ind oatu to Buffalo private tor1ns
DuFFALo, juno 5.-Chnrtors reported by Hiram
Smith, Esq schr Halsted, coal to Chicago 81 90 pcr
ton. FREQ; schr ". s. Crosthwae, coal to Duluth Ut
bw; schr Tom Martin, powder to La4o Superior Ut
81 100 for tho loud, and back from Marquette to
Toledo on p. t. noportod BY Capt Tom Cona schr
Mary Hattie, railroad iron to Detroit Mt 10 T. o.
echr Conancllo coal at Goo per ton to Toledo schr
Gen. WORTH coal to Detroit at Goo per ton free. Oho1
source: 8chr j. D. Sawyer, railroad Iron to Chicago
ut 81 so per ton FREQ III n1ld out,
, 1873-06-09

Post-OfRfco Management in Montana.
special agont Of tho post-Oiice Department Is re-
ported to lave had amusing experience while nlak-
Ing his official Visit Of tnsoes!on At Iron Rod alon-
divided Into three sooions, lrat saloon, ne1t tho
Post.Olice aud the last faro bank. Tho mAtl-baR
Naa brought iu; rougl.looking customer opousl 1t
aud elopued tho conteuta on tile door. Tho entire
, 1873-06-09
RELIGIOUS.
Ordination OF pricnta ut Suspension
i. Bridge.

susrEns1oS Dn1poE, y: Z, June 7.--1mrresaivo
nary Of Our Lady Of Angels nndcr Tho caro- Of ito
Reverend Fathcra Of tho eongregaon Of tho mxaion.
Tho Worry Rov. Robert T. Y. Nicc, Hector, md Rev.
nyan, OF Buffalo, oflciaod. Thoae ordained priests
aro tho Rows James ). Donghorty md John a. 9lcc-
son, for the Archdiocese of New York Barnard
MctIugls, Daniel ]. Shco1y, and william
Connolly, for tho Drooklyr' Dloccso !:
Eugene McDermoss, -Alonysino Dacliinan, and John
pitoss, for Buffalo; John F. McInerow, mud john j.
EARLY, for Albany; Patrick Daily, for Boston, and
pntriok Lunny Tor Portland. Tho Rsvs. Henry 4.
having attained tho necessary age, Tho Rev. nIr,
Keyeny md tho Rov. john T. Gormlcy will bc ortlan-
cd 1T future day; tho former at Albany nnd tho lat
tor Mt Upstou. -