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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
Tue LOUISIANA RELIEF FUND.
TIE LOUISIANA KELLEY FUND
THE TRIBUNE has received the following adj
pions tho sufferers by the Mississippi
TROTTING ~ PROSPECT PACK.

GOLDSMITH MAID BEATS JUDGE FULLERTON
The contest between the two trotting horses,
Judge Fullerton and Goldsmith MAID, for purse Of
g. 800 mile heas best three in Ave- IN harness, which
had been postponed from last Friday account Of the
unfavorable weather. took place yesterday on the
course OF the Prospect Park Fair Grounds Association on
Long Island. The track was in capital order The at
tendance the largest this season on trotting
track and great felt in the contest. Gold
smith Maid was q warm favorite, turfmen freely
wagered 800 $50 and 800 TO SIS that she would
win race. Her old trainer and driver Budd Doble
handled the her. while Judge Fullerton was
driven by Dan Mace IN the first two heats, but physical
weakness arising from his late proracted Illness rem
dered surrender OF the rens 10 his brother
Ben Mace in the heats In the first heat Gold
smith M1id did seem settle into her customary
gait and Judge Fullerton II by length and half
in capital time 29. Even her defeat IN tins heat
did discourage her numerous supporters, VINO SUN
offered 500 ~ that would the race. In the
second settled her ne steady stride, aud
I'm 2lsA the third neat, before which the current
betting $3.50 10 SIS the Maid, Ben Mace was be-
hind Judge Fullerton but in his hands the morse DroKe
badly, beaten by six lengths IN 225 The tourth
heat closely contested. but Goldsmith Maid
II nicely by half length. and Was awarded tue
race and money. Time, G2ii.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRousp, Coney Island L. June g..
Purse $500 free for all horses mile hrss nrec IN I'VE
81 800 the > 900 ~ ths second
Budd Dobe's b. m Goldsmith Msd........... l ! l
Dan MAees chL Jaise Pullertoa : Z =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN WESTERN PENN
sYLVANIA.

PITTSBURGH, June e.-The Republican Con-
ventions in the kid aud XXIIId Districts will to-
morrow nominate Gen. James ). Negley and COL Thomas
W. Bayne for Congress- and the Mackey Everett cand
dates for all the other offices. which means whole
Legislative delegation for Mackey, Don Cameron for
Senator The wings to-day and healed oil their
difficulties. and The Commercial tomorrow morning
will support Negley and back to the support OF
Grants Administration. There are good reasons for
believing that the Democrats AMI Liberals in the two
Congressional districts will make such nominations 40
will insure the defeat OF both Bayne and Negley. The
City Ring has to carry recently discovered deficiency
OF ,9OO0oO.
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PASSENGERS ARRLVED.

FROM LfvBRPoOL-fn G~stig rgypi Jase s-w Baeetie
Lsymsa e. Csxiey NJ sod Ms crosey. MI Mr. snd Mo-
Rs.~in, Joey Collins, Creams, Hshs M
aai Fellows r WArck q sgelio, W A. Mes g D1ru.
NJ ,susep, nd Mr. j. h. Camnng A. rhrssfss
Mr. and Mn Mr and Mrs Sisrz, IL hamsn. u u Ssh
q. Yates j. ~. MR. W ~ rhrashcr snd
chren H. ORourkc Bacon M and Ms G. rhsfsas
and children, NJ. and Nh Haskas and chh CcssA
j. d. Quinn X Chpper. white. r. rvningnee uren kr
Brosatie. eh5es M aud MIA H. D. Lewis mess'
child Nh Pcv-sn. NJ sui Mrs. sut fed
FROM LIVBRPQOL-fH Sss,asA.p Cus s Brrs~k, Done 81
Mlss Msrv PERKINS, yts SSe G Va hbarn rheGrd lass
W, Jchiiireu, Jaass T. isr tssssv
Pickone. Macsnjoney. DR. sailing hs haItoe rhsa.As
sr and ms. Dugsan NJ s.iy Wm siehosen, 1. s%ns
Grshan Oils Ms I.bela Gs Capt Hill, 4sster Dasss.
NJ Roche NJ Schultz Huntsy. Joha Rent Nss A. CsrA
PROM CAROgPF-In .s>hsp Gilsa0ryaH Jane M fussS
and wife Mr. Williams yuckhau short and cbfires
Wh-Sely yif a adren kiwan1 Dunn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
POLITICAL REFORM IN MASSACHUSETTS

g WORCESTER, June SAN adjourned meeting
OF young men in favor OF political reform held this
evening. at which the Committee Permanent Organ
izatIon reported as follows:
We, the undersigned. believing that there are many
who DESTROYS OF maintaining certain degree OF IN
depence in their political action. and not WILING 70
give their influence TO the support OF men and measures
at the dictatiOD OF party politicians feeling hat I'M
questioning obedience 10 party prevents an inquiry INTO
the questions OF public policy and stands IN the way OF
proper exercise OF personal Intelligent action ana
that the demand OF the present Ia the selection OF
able ana trustworthy men for Office rather than par
sans hereby into association IN accordance
with the sentiments herein expressed The officers VI
the association TO be president, two cepresi
dents, a secretary, and treasurer.
Tie meeting thiny attended less than so persons
being present. and only 10 ballots being cast in oaotins
for officers.
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LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other ship Ne'.s see Second Page

ARRIVED, q, IA,
Queenstown ooh with MISE sn p~sS 70 John % ps~ ~,
AMI pss % AIchib.d BiI,er -,o....
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2sth with nds and pas 10 " j. liaIss go, D, ,. -
snip calope lof Windsor n 81 Sinclair LIVERPOOL VI dA" w"
Ship Ann, Cam, of Bath B.'ceon April Re, w.s'
MAJ "a aud Deasare brcsSEa,sr Jane o. IN ballast
Snip almet tsor Jacobsen bremen Al dsy, sh mise
Ship Gainsboronah lof Lon0al Charlton Calcutta Dee y" |"
barr Louise SonJ Dlhey Lsale NORWAY - is~ "a ballast
md Ss'A 'aH''o 'O""''''' "'A'" '''''"'''
B.s ERI a%s' DIVA. i.sepooi 81 Ss VIA d
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., DsA "O'i'~e '0' f''A"-'"' ~'- A"'
.s Mamie IT. Ss 5 ssa Paa mas,.. T sub ,.s
Barr soc.t"u conan fSyshs 10 ds, ~Sa .assr
aud 50 pass '''--''''-'
BsrS Hancock 'ot Boon, so'0i in1Taa AZ s,. IN
rails v..., ,c., .,,ss R.,,.r,,u as s,,, !, ha,..
Barn Doris b'oi s 'Di'-'' ''e'''A' "'' ~ - ~ " V
Ton noaGs W.T." Wse G,boon River Africa 50 days with ud.e
rt s~a Rich of Bangor Pierce taioafieu II dsys
and meade
Barr Ncoo Baabino ,ai Paua Waerori 80 LAYS "A ballast
BARR Ae NOR JoHasSea n"IeriAm 40 ays via spy 80,
coal D-,.,.. ...,
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BaG saoei Ar Ne"h- CAioaH'n days. wa peh~''s "eaA
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Bars ssn Loren1o Io liverpool r'eWs'a' Aa'''os' o
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B.rS CsaGlo daII Caioae rrapan, ~ dags si.h
Cam De of Nassau FieEe,i, a'teni sda,. With sugar
re- Pet,"s,,, o por,snII hal aitanras . lays asna
Bs na & Maoeg. ..5e 20 sJ, . we y. %s; with ...
b,rr.i. ''
Brg Giuseppe (Ital Palermo 60 dsys sth fruit
Brig Gniae (of Booa, Con4a Havana Is ays. stI
Brig Daphne GOT omAs'og' "ass ss'.s,a as,. va" S NJ
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
NAVAL, INTELLIGENCE

WAsHISGroN, June s.-Lieut. WIN. watts Is
detached the torpedo station 10 take eect on the
10Th inst aud IA ordered TO Brooklyn at Key West
Lieut. W. Croker is detached FROM the Brooklyn and
ordered TO Newport for torpedo Instruction. Lieut.
Edward d. Lansing is also ordered to Newport Tor
torpedo instruction Lieut. Charles W. Jarboe Is de-
tached from the photographic once ana oruerea lo
duty In the apartment ut the Mare Island
Navy Yard.
The Navy Department advised OF the arrival OF the
Tcopderoga au Key West, June S. from Norfolk
SAN FRANCISCO June She United steamer Fen IA
cola arrived here to-day, 81 days from Calao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09

~ ~ July Vi 2O7s osn 6sn SD 44,,eIo No.
in ' On ssg "a ar demand 81 5sr for No xlfe .
nge aD st Ssc Tor No Barley doll and so~ioaf 81 10
40 spring. sl1Sl % for No n Provisions qs'et ssl
AS sI7 o. Hans pickle lie DIV sslls esss
-stouLefs 6ssc. Bored hd1es 9Ll40asa Lzrd Al BAL
vssisetswhest 70 B-@:o Sc Ossego Rsreipss7 Os1
bhs Flour 39 600 bush Wheat Shipmens- bsIs 7Iss
81 600 bash. Wheat
SswoRLsAs jane sPour dull Choice ~ 500ss Cora Ia fs
demsbd 7sd7 9e o Mixed -Oc fr yellow; Whg Os's
Supply moderate sales at SOC Bran ta 81 -
for Choice Pes dsn $40 Dry Sad Ma-shesliers aaiet
To Bacon du g for shoulders. i0sr.
lOse or Clear Sides Hans sold l3al3 bsn sra q ss
Terce llis Kg and Mssses-No whsky
81 o. for Coffee gnct ~ ID
q sc for Oninafy Prime Corn Mil du - r. ~ God
IlO7y ge-NegYork sight, y premium ssrsg Is 700
o al, -
Wuuyoroy " e Jrne s.-sri.s r1rpeuine 1rist Al 31s
R,.p .s,y az ~ 10 for sAnei ~ IS Tor Loo Ps 10 - ss
Extra Pale Cru.s ranrn,ine steady at 70 fof Hart ~ -
for Ye.lov Dan aud b so ff VrQn. Tar steady az "
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>hts and Vickgt,urR; the

sssipp River has fallen at MEN, ~
Rad River has fallen at Shreveport
Probabilities. -, '-s.s Nom
For Hete- England aud me Made AHdnhs ~ .,nds
eraLy clear and gerry weather NTH sarsaosc WE
aud dictionary falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States Ten sssee Hod
the Ohio Valley, generally clear weather and hfvh TEN
perature. south west winds. slight changes IN the
barometer, and light the south Atlantic coast
the lake region partly cloudy weather with local
storms west Of lake Ontario, variable WINDS no decided
change IN the temperature and falling followed py rising
barometer. -'--rs'~
For the Northwest partly cloudy or clear weather.
except In the Mississippi Valley whore local scorns WIN
prevail north Winds stationary falling tom
perature, and rising barometer
The lower Missouri River Will rise, the lower Misss.
sipp will fall si0 WY during Tuesday.
CautionSry signals continue at Chicago, Milwaukee,
Grand Hiyeu, Escanaba. Marquette, and Duluth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
THE RECENT STORMS.
THE EFFECTS OF SUNDAYS sToRM-xUCH DAM
AGE DONE

lie OF bUNDAfS STOhh-hOOH Dan-
AGE DONE.
SYRACUSE June 9.-The gale yesterday over
turned number Of small boats tho Onondaga Lake.
SO far known, one boy drowned and another is
missing Much damage was done In Syracuse by the
wind. Many houses we're unr0ofed. and chmneys and
other structures overturned The reported disas
ters the Oneida Lake dscrodited. this storm
did not reach there.
ALBANY, June s.-rhe track OF the Susquehanng Rail-
rsd was washed away at Several points by the serm
yesterday AT East Worcester several houses and barns
wcrs carried of BY che giving way of dams. No yes
were lost.
KINGsrOy. June a--rhe storm 81 Yesterday and last
night was OF the most severe ever known In this
section. Reports from different localities report oon-
siderable damage done. In Delaware County the
streams all swollen md have washed away crops.
fences, and buildngs The Good swept through Pfsts-
vile Valley, carrying away several houses One nan
named Clark was drowned On the Nsv-York, kings
ton and Syracuse Railroad the culvert was washed out,
and the track submerged in several places. but no ser
GUS damage done. Hailstones az large AZ goose
trees aud grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTION OF HOMEOPATHY.

NIAGARA FALLS, June s.-The thirty first
Annual Session Of the American Institute OF HoEeo-
patty will be held at Niagara Falls, beginning to- NOR
row rhorniug at o'clock. and continuing four days
Sessions will be held mornings and evenings, and many
very important papers will be presented for discussion
py the various scientific Bureaus and Committees.
large number OF physicians from various quarters OF
the Union have already reached here and the arrivals
every IL Is expected that about
four hundred will be present during the Sos
si1n The officers Of ths Institute are !.
Dr. J. J. rOuia Of Jersey CITY, P-sdeDt Dr. hecsrhy OF
PAlsp General DR. " James Of Philadelphia. Pro
vsnA ana Dr. kellogg 81 hes isrf irr.afrf
A preliminary meotlug |. Deiug Leil tlIs eVeplng "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
APPEARANCE OF YELLOW FEVER AT PENSACOLA.
The Spanish bark Doce de Quins, which ar

The Spanish bark DOce de Gums, Which ar
rived Pensacola Fl May % lost Of her crew on
the voyage from Havana from yellow fever; another
sick with disease when the vessel arrived
at Quarantine. The Pensacola Board OF Aldermen met
the 3oth ult, and passed resolution requiring all
vessels arriving any infected port either TO remain
Quarantine frost sets in OF leave the port one
OF the members OF the Board having violated city ord
nance by going within quarantine limits, was expelled
and fined $50. He failed pay tho nne and was com
mtted to the county jail The stringent resolution OF
the Board inspired III Its abilty 70 pre-
vent the spread disease which would SOON nave Deeh
communicated the had not strong measures been
promptly taken Heretofore the quarantine system as
practiced Pensacola has proved inenectua out the
course determined upon will PROBABLY prove the
siirest safeguard AGAINST the pe5tience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
su,c,de Caused by Rapture

Mr. Henry Of Albany haying suffered Injured
mor than 20 ears melancholy his cey
suc,e by kinz poison friend before ~ ~
ruDture made lie unbearsb se-l Argus.
Th,i, sad what the sohd eane q
clever used until his Eias 80 en-
uaustsd those who rap'aed sos! o
mt Dr suEKMAs OF Pakow and rcsacss
they would restored 70 sss ~
.aniness We speak rom Wedge Of hs success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO June sPour dull and noIis. whsat .'esiy No
spnnx 81 2Oadsl u Ma. TO- 81 lyla yate,
81 l7s Jay ~ August; No do. 81 Ia Rejected 81 o.
5st for Ma AIe CASH oce jane o.
Juy Hxh jSc Rejected $50 este Gas dali sal lower
42ase Jay Rye ds and lower al Soc foI No
n Barley doll aonnay ~ - sl IS Tor No. = Pok
dali SIT b1 cash June July Lard uei and weak
oil Jar Ruk deals steaay and unchanged no ssies
Wheat DO. Aecspts-I OOO
wbrat 2O6OJJ bush Corn, 81 Oev ea.a
O.u lDD BUSH loo Barley bDpnents-eVUO
Yoar ia3OO0 bush Wheat, 100000 baah Cora osVoo
bush Osl~ 80. -,
ss4 sssk a sl ia lsd ar /. Il u tg Ne u ssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
FAILURE OF ANOTHER STRIKE.
coopERs ANXIOUS TO RESUME WORK.


Another organization of strikers surrendered
Yesterday The coopers who ceased work several weeks
a 20 because 1.-THE existence of their Union was en-
dangered" returned in large numbers 10 the shops
where they were formerly employed and begged for
work Comparatively few we're taken back some VINO
applied 10 Messrs Briggs Co. were asked why they
IN, struck They replied that they had only
without question In conversation with TRIBUNE re-
n,rer some OF the officers of the CoOpers Union e1-
pressed bitter regret that the men had not
been allowed so to Work again some
time ago when several Of the employers
offered to dspeuse with the oath renouncng all cennec-
ton with the Union This not required OF those
who were taken yesterday although they were al
vlsed TO leave the Union alone hereafter, winch tney
promised 10 do Messrs Briggs Co. say that the Ger
mans in their employ unwilling TO strike and were
the first 10 back, declaring thaI they NOud nave
nothing further to do with the stflhers Inc
Yesterday that their want OF success wac
largely due To conservative spirit OF the Germans
who refuse good places % please he OlHCeIs VI
Coopers' Union. The cOOpers express HVely sy
pathy with Cunningham, the cooper VINO was Snor W
BROOKLYN by "A nOn-sOciety man last Week. Ihey
are butter IA their denunciatiOns OF smith, wno thoy
say, applied for admission 10 their OrucI a
f-w weeks ago, and was rejected on account or MS
bad character They also state tnat tney eau ploNo
THAT Mrs. O'Dwyer bad s4O3 in the house Wneu she
butchered her husband and children Ihe ooer' say say
that there are dangerous IN the Union whon they
have difficulty IN depressing. Some OF these men nave
even proposed officers 10 take vlolent
against the uOn-society men, put onch % 1850 20
a. WAYS been rejected. Messrs. Briggs Co. lntenu 70
employ several Cinnamon the Manufacture VI
by machinery at Yonkers, N y Although SOME Oh tne
leaders declare that they Will never ylea. 'no uJy
OF the strikers seem have determined TO 20 10 WORK
again N They say tnat tneH money IS ca
hsusted and they work or starYe since the Union
cannot support them much longer
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GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYrIcy or TIE CHIP SIGNAL OfFicER

OYrIcg or THE CHIP SIGNAL offickR'
WAsIIsGros, Tuesday, June 81 a. IN
svropsis Tor me pas trentvfour hohr1 a.,
The barometer has risen slightly in the
Southern States with continued clear weather anu ngn
temperature; has risen in Minnesota Out continues
low 10 the upper lake regfon, Missouri, and Iowa
Generally clear weather prevailed In the Mluuio
States the lower lake region and Ne" Eng anu tnlos.
enng weather y reported from the upper Lake region
and Northern Missouri; nor'heriy winds ana isr
weather prevail in tho Northwest Win iowol sow
perature. ~.
The LoweE Missouri River Ras raen nc Ever WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09

ing for fresh fields OF retrenchment reform has too
remorseessy cut down appropriations for the parks or
too stubborny resisted payment OF bills Justly due,
cannot know and do not TO. To thus In these
lavish days Is not unpardonable But AN Interested
In protesting against two valuable public servants being
placed in position OF antagouism- wh" Admire
each other, aud should be and appear In harmony Re-
specially, DIX.
NO. II Broadpay. N. Tuna IVA
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8uer,ai Noy,res

~, omcr Notice.-rhe MAILS FOR EUROPE st The sea
80. a)Ar JaLe Is, ls74 s c~ sh,s c0cs essss
a." ~ iRsDAI a Ion G on WEDNESDAY a ii = ~. =
TUESDAY q III u, and SATURDAY 81 ia
13m .. - =
0bs~rviax the Traaais sf vesas. BY psef HhwcoS.
washington and 80 othef eesssssS
TRIBUhk AXrSA se " enas - can't.
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photographer. with W. a. caurchn and ". B Dove

reaux. Assistants.
NewZealand-Prof. O. H. r. Peters OF Hamilton Col
lege Chief Astronomer Lieut. E. W. Bass. U. s. A. As
slssnt G. L. Phillipp Chief Photographer: J. RUSSELL
L. b. Pierson. and L. II. Avme. Assistants.
Chatham Isand-E Smith OF the Coast Survey, Chief
Astronomer A. H. also OF the Coast Survey A.
sistant; l.. 5eebohm, Cnef Photographer; o. Buchler
and w. II. Raw, AssIstant PHOTOGRAPHERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
TIE OREGON ELECTION.

SAN Francisco, June S.-Grover, for Gov
of Oregon beats ToIman by about 400 votes The
friends Of Williams, for Congress, still have hopes that
he is elected. The vote Is very close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09
A TERRIBLE STORM IN THE WEST.

MILWAUKEE,, June 8.-Beloit was visited by
q terrible this morning. The spre OF the First
Presbyterian Chu-ch demolished. and that of the
Second Congre gatlonal Church badly damaged. Many
roofs and chimneys we're blown down. The same storm
swept a considerable and serious damage Is
reported at Howard, Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09

CHIcAso, Jsse aCArhK-Re-pi, $500. the -vve~ enuhse
csiyed for oil sIfs
higher fsi selling ~ avs 37r csf
10 choice 5OdS6 % 2O0S 6O ieIssA
IS so sad bntcncr cattle quiet and aDehsrg~i nhp
400.
Hoos-Recvp,s - 900 n,srt noistv sore At snch.sss
prc~. Ssdf5 good - J0~s5 80 "s
good 10 choies. ShpmsnR-l2OO. 49,
receipts 900 ss n 81 j0df3 70 FOE e1"faos
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How 70 shorten Life.-rhe

How 20 shorten Life.-rhe recipe simple You hare ssS
70 s.ss violent cold Alternately the BasiA
urrrou asked lady only had coash: whss
would you havei The pague Beware Of "osJ consh& n
worst cases can however, by HALLS LSsa BAlsAn b
vhooops cough Group Immediately aavs irritation asd sfs -
pr,y.pt a emnao, disease Sold By ell d~Sgs -
dealer. in medicine JoHs HxsRr CussAS Co. and o.
eyr- nl.c, New York Sole Propreon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-09

The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broadway lately but saen
md uas er pad biscksmtLs With It's rolling thunder.
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THE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

Havana spansh gold 25062B0 Rrehange qri.t be
Uur stAe currency ll5 III prena ~
o23 premium 30 gold 40 premium shors sight, las
OF, Loaton Ito CLIO premium, ar liU premium.
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CHPESE MARKETS.

Uric. yuts rheoa--f of-ci rtci toav. ssd
1900 highest lifa % esfhd ~ ss"se
SAFE msd a. l4lsHli -, ~ rAgr ~ r.. - -
Al Latte Fails 900 bres sold 60 Ia aHl+1i chee~e
selling aImost a. Isl as cqIvd
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one Of the largo peRors Of tho International Hotel On
Thursday grand banquet and hop viii DO gwen.
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THE FLOODS IN LOUISIANA.

THE CONDITION OF TgE LEvEEs-GOYERNnfNr AID
URGED.
WASHINGTON, June S.-Thc Committee OF
LOusanans are in Washington to urge Congress To
assist in the Of the evees OF the Mssls
sppi, have made the following statement TO show the
condition OF affairs In their state: 60
The evees OF Louisiana more than 900 miles IN
length, and about SO 100000 OF cubic yards OF
earth On the Mississippi RIVER, within Louisiana there
are 100 miles Of evees, CONTAINING nearly fooWVW ol
cubic yards, and the natural and teaT, lncludnH
the winds and and cavng banks, necessate the
building of at least l.OO0OO0 ot c6ic yards u emDank
Dient each year, when no crpvasses OcC1r FROM
the excessive Hood OF thls many ~ THESE leVees
were washed away, and 1t will reunirs about 3H0WO or
cubic yards TO close the places anu repair the low
grade eyees. The crevdsses now open on tne msrls-
sppl alone anu the cubic yards repaired 10 Close Ine
as follows -
Ashton crevsse yards Bass 10000
$4,000 cubic yard. Hard Times cr-y'se 3OOOo cubic
Yards Dshooh 900 cubic Yards waterproof cr-ras
80 600 cubic $4,000 cubic yards
Moganea erevas 25UOO cubic yri Point Manor cre'.,s
$1,000 Hickey 100000 cubic yards Bonnet
Care crevAsse, 800 900 cubic yards.
Besides these there many small crevasses. ana
works needed the Atchafaaya LiIourcnt, Ouachita
and Red River which Will exhaust the whole resources
OF the State without touching OF the aboye-ien-
toned works and is for these large eyees that we
want the General Government to aid Us.
NEw-ORLEANs. June 8.-GOv Kellogg sent
the following message to-day TO the Secretary Of War
The Relief Committee reports that the suffering from
the overflow unabated in A.chafalaya, LII
f0urehe, and Ouachlta Vaeys although there Is some
abatement the banks OF the Mississippi The Commit
Is issuing fully 10000 ratons daily ana IN some as
compelled To restrict the relief to women and
children, where work not attnabe for the aoe
bodied II the General Government would order the ls
Of 10000 daily rations more would avert much
suffering.