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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-03-13

The only allusion 10 Senator Summers
death in the Chaplains opening prayer
was the expression Of thanks for the true
and courageous men ever raised up TO de.
lend that which Is lust and right, and Of
the hope that the dispensation over which
inc nation mourned TO- day nigh, be sane.
latter the reading Of the journal no bus.
mess WIS entered upon and no motion Of
any kind was made, but the members sat
IN their seats waiting amid murmered
conversation for the expected message
from the Senate announcing lis action on
the death Of the Massachusetts Senator.
Soon o message was received from the
Senate, and thereupon E. R. Hoar, Of
Massachusetts, rose, and In beautiful
voice, and with great sadness Of manner,
said that the event which the resolution
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MONETARY;
oFTIOE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, |
Thursday Evening. Dec. "a, 1874. !
vEv onIRAMa oI.EARrN0.HOUab,

The Money market is rather dull. The
offerings continue of moderate extent at the
banks and limited on the street, with but
little investment demand, and without any
ouotable variation in the rates of commercial
paper. We continue to quote first-class paper
and collateral loans for sixty days at sos "
cent per annum, Al do. at 1O(912, and second
grade at 15@18. Firstclass mortgages con-
tinue to rule at 10@11 3p cent per annum,
while nothing is reported in second-ciass on
which to base quotations.
Gold opened at 1115@111ss, against 111s at
New York, and after . fair business closed
at 111s@111s, against lila in that market.
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing
sis. 900 at 111a $4,000 at 111s@1112, $4,000
and s12, 900 at 111}, and 5000 at 111s.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1O891O84.
while Mexican dollars now rule at 97(G974
gold.
and bills at New York, Sterling Exchange was
about ITO ~ cent higher. The movement
was Of liberal extent, the sales amounting to
e72. 500. comprising 935O0 bill of lading at
ash. $4,000 do. and 939, 900 do. and AL clear
at .361, $4,000 bill of lading at $3.50, els, 600
do. at 5.36(65 81, 41OOO Al clear at -, and
91OOO bank at 5.392.
Francs were also higher. The sales COM
prised 800 600 commercial, embracing ~, OOO
at 1893, $4,000 at 4.7O@4. 6S2, and lOO,OOO at
4689.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
5. 36Cd,5. 365 for bill of lading and Al clear,
and S. 39S for bank, and francs at 4684 for
commercial, and 4. IS for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were
of fair extent, and with moderate demand
commercial was shade sitter, but without
variation, The sales of New York sight
covered 1920, 900, embracing $4,000, $50, 200
and $4,000 commercial at ! % discount,
| SIC. 900 and $4,000 do. and S35, 900 private
bankers at ZIG, $780, commercial at ZIG
M12-32, and $4,000 private bankers at /.
We also noticed sales Of $4,000 Western
commercial at % discount.
The banks continue to check on New
| York at ~ cent discount, and commercial
sight was still quoted at ZIG.
Stocks and Securities are dull and dropping,
and last weeks quotations have not been sus-
! tanned
No sales of Stocks were reported.
The sales of Bonds included 5000 City
| Gold Bearing Seven Per Gents at 81 and
| 10000 New State Consolidated Seven Per
Cents at 400.
No sales of City Appropriation Certificates
or Metropolitan Police Warrants were report
ed: the former we're still quoted at about -(G
50, and the latter at -(G65.
The following are the quotations for City
Time of 1874: April and May 60GSo; june
July. August, September, October and No
vember 37(G,sS; and School Time. July sac
IS; August 7O@72I; September 5O(G55; Oclo-
Der 4O{91424; and November 3O@324.
No sales of State Warrants were reported.
Old were still quoted at about ~, while new
ruled st 7C@-
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THEJITY.

From our EvenfnGition Of Yesterday
ASSAULT AND BATr.]essieB lakely sur
rendered herself to Officers in charge Of
the Algiers Precindtation, having heard
that Martha Boss msan affidavit against her
for assault and battewith intent to commit
murder.
LITTLE LIZZIE LA,NY.-Lizzie Rodgers,
aged ID years, surrefed ct IL o'clock yea
terday, to the officen charge of the Eighth
Precint Station, on warrant, charged by
Jessie Walker withe larceny Of thirteen
dollars in United Stecurrency. The child
spent the night in tElaboose.
LARcENY.-DeputSnstable Lemasters, at
1 O'Clock yesterda:. ternoon, lodged one
Sarah Spratt into I Algiers police hotel
from the corner OF Irgne and Delaronde
streets, on warransxe out by Miss Katie
Guymand, who ave'that Sarah left her
house with one dresnd eleven dollars of
her property. Julispratt, her better half,
also went to jail ct tame time, from the
same place, chargesith exactly the same
Olense, which will ep this family of two
separated on ChristuDay. and perhaps as
long a. New Years.
ANOTHER BuRGUN STREET V1cTM.-As
NJ. Domick Bagets quietly wandering
along Burgundy stre between st. Peter and
Toulouse, with theall determination of
striking for home, was stopped between
tie two above men,ed streets by Mary
Jane Graham and Ae White, who pulled
him into their den actually robbed him
Of sixty dollars in cuacy.
As soon as the woras fully accomplished
they kicked him out doors and shut up the
house; but the mithat Was minus the
money was quick enh to get Daure to the
place, who succeeds running them into
the Jackson Squaretio on q charge of
larceny. When shed, as q matter of
course, NO sixty doll was to be found. The
gentleman should wlraw at once and feel
happy and content as loss.
A STOLEN GuN N Erred. John P,
Q0ntamat and 6el4t L. Malone found q
double barreled bres loading shotgun in
coffee-house corne5 St. Peter and Dau-
phiDe streets. kept Francois Dubog, which
was stolen from 1Espenan's plantation,
Terrebonne parish the 23d of November
last, which they light to the Third Pre-
cinct Station, wheMr. Espenan can call
and get his gun.
PnFERNo Corn Officer Dowie run in
A. Stoltzenberger, Meyrose, aged and II
years, for pllferln8tton on the levee, head
Of Jackson street. eth passed few hours
in jail, which will Oh them q lesson next
time.
SOMEBODY'S C0-William Smith was
towed into jail at 1clock yesterday morn
ing, from the COT of Robertson and Or
leans streets, for hg q cow in his posses
sion which is suppl to be stolen.
SICK AND M1s.-Oficer Furniss at
half-past z o'clock evening, sent q man
named John Scotted So wears. and native
Of Ireland, to the rity Hospital, from the
Central Station, iIdestitude condition.
SIZE ROBBED JAbN B1ow.-Laura j. Mi
mel roped poor kson Blow into her den
corner Of Frankand Customhouse streets,
and Knocked hin und in such manner as
to "blow four sars and fifty cents in Un-
c.e Sans none As usual habit he had
her crested annexed up in the IRENE Sta
RIGHTS AND VT larceny, where she will
ply O week, as Blow has
The wrongs wnv the fair Laura take the
thu Southern st
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ned with Q more active de-
81 factors were decidedly
their pretensions. asking
the ruling rates Of yester-
j changed hands during the
! previous rates. and partly
int Of IL, after which the
a stil more animated and
made to the extent Of $3.50
kolal o. above Of 1850. At
- st:ll some negotiations
~ have been subsequently
% hast three days sum on
NvdneedAy, - 1SoV
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Louisiana, were {
the rebel elenaey
to be real. It Y
OOUhsiS.

and summer italy nothing stirring this
opened their eye old building at Jackson
case. the cases fixed for trial
We were in tly the attorneys, and those
be supposed to involved only questions Of
the remains Of THE judges this afternoon
we were regartr respective tribunals until
-alssrotgiven T.
~ srAEs's COURT.
The general as Of business in this court
seems TO have yed itself somewhat during
the Last lev DIOR NO cases of consequence
have claimed tkttsntion of the judge. To
what undoe y! nee this falling off OF Grim
1na1 cases ntable, We know not, else it
be tho neeEa]ach of Christmas.
were brought up for trial
wo Of these were unimpor-
IA discharged for the reason
ling witness failed to make
> 49, IN Iase Mary Jane Graham and
VIII arraigned for having roped
brough all th.r den, and while there Of
iur cause andim out of about sixty dol
i ,.s;~.Aes hv .nbacks. The name Of the
- xooDee 1minique Baget, ard as soon
- led of his money he made
comeaesns g cer j. Daure, who promptly
axreste0 " women. This morning the
case was ca.sand Baget was also called
upcC - nv4 complaint, but he failed to
"c'ual sunele nee, hence the discharge of
WINGED by So,
men have alsol proceedings in this court
haN '..h.,r,ned till after Christmas.
SuPA CRIMINAL COURT.
Sentcnced.3, Harr;s and Jno. Williams.
for larceny. re ed fonr wears each to hard
eoor IN tne to Penitentiary; Bell and
Jones' !ouno ey of murder, were sentenced
Aiter sne Y sentences, the court adj
loufned 20 the members of the bar
20 atsend tneaeral Of Mr.. Janin, which
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THE RIVER.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETlN,l
Friday Morning, Dec. q, ls7A
The river Office Of the BULLETIN has been
removed from Kouns's Building, Canal street
ferry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery l. Sons, where the undersigned can
be found daily from A. M. to 4 p. N.
GEO. ]. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. 0. bulletin.
A merry Christmas to all -!
Business on the landing yesterday was
brisk.
As to the weather for the past twenty-four
hours, our home readers know how it is them
selves, but for the benefit of those abroad,
we will say that it is slightly mixed, it was
neither hot nor cold, nor sunshine or clouds,
twas about betwixt and between.
The new Bart Able got off yesterday with
fine trip. taking everything into considera-
ton.
We wish our river patrons a merry. merry
Christmas, and hope that the New Year,
which is SO close upon us, may prove one OF
pecuniary blessings.
The departures yesterday were the Frank
Pargoud for Argyle, John Kyle for St. Louis,
Bart Able and Fleta for Grand Ecore, Ruth
and Lessie Taylor for Opelousas, Frank Nor
gan for Upper Red River, Seminole for La
IOfC0e hlVe1, ana the usual CO06C0k8.
J. II. Carter, we'll known by his soubriquet
of Commodore Rollingpin, will, We are in
formed. deliver two lectures in our city next
February.
The LaBelle is receiving at the head Of
Gravier street this evening at S P. NJ.
Late advices are favorable for good naviga-
ton in Red and Ouachita rivers, but we do
not look for "big water" in either stream.
FoR V1cKsBuRG.-The regular Friday packet
La Belle, Sam Ayles, master, Chas. Drown,
clerk, leaves to-day positively, at p. NJ, fol-
Vicksburg and all way landings.
For BATON RoUGE.-The B. L. Hodge
leaves for the above and all way landings, at
10 A. M. to-day.
For MEMpHIs.-The Jno. b. Maude leaves
for the above and all landings intermediate, at
5 P. NJ. to-day.
The Texas is receiving to leave tomorrow
ct P. M. for all landings on Red River.
The Trenton leaves at p. NJ. tomorrow
for Camden and all landings ON Black and
Ouachita rivers, under command of Capt F.
A. Blanks, with MIR. Joe Holmes in the
Office.
TRENTON, Dec 24-To Hite & Carlin: Ber-
tina Bruner leaves this evening with 900 bales
cotton. Advertise to leave Tuesday, Dec. 20,
at5P.M. VIM WExzE1,
Captain Bertha Drummer.
E1DoRADo, Ark, Dec. 23-TO L Bloom 4
Co., New Orleans: River rose 8 feet.
h
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1888
5s1,s6s
5s7,sn
375,1s9
32,7Ss
Q97 066

We have added to the previous exports So
bales excess in actual shipments by steamers
to New York over clearances.
Receipts proper snce last evening, 7644
bales, against 4e44 on last Thursday, and
21,661 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 43, $50 bales (six days)
against 43, $50 all last week, and "A 24O last
year-increase LAO.
ToBAcco-The only sale reported this
week is 121 hhds yesterday. Sales last
week 473 hhds, against 478 the week
before. The amount on sale is estimated
at 2725 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows: Inferior Tugs 9@9}c, medium to fine
1O@113c, low leaf 12@124c, medium Is
@14c, good to fine 15@163, and selections
174@20e.
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UPPER COAST
NEW ORLEANH COAST, BATON ROU0D
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET.
Leevee every MONDAY, ct 5 p. Il, and FRIDAY.
ct 10 A. n.
Commencing FRIDAY, October n
~ The passenger steamer
p b. L. Hedge,
Jas p. McElroy master. +. Bergeron cle9k.
Returning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY
EVENING
o1S II r. D. NELANCON. 20 Cont IT.
COAST AND LATOURCHH PACKET.
Lesyes every MONDAY and THURHDAY, at5 p. n
- Fer an landings - tho CoosW
and Bayou Lefcarehs- sssanR
Jos. Dalferas master.
Commencine her trips On THURSDAY, Nov. s oA
l5P.M A clerk will at al times be found to reoave
freight On The levae, at the foot Of Cont street.
lHITH 4 CARIIN, Ageat
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to day., making with the addition o. Ivy 70
Tuesdays reporD an aggregate OF W'W oo
halea. acainst a. 100 all last week and A, 200
the week before. Weeks receipts 81. AZ
beles. embracing 8232 from other deliv-
ery ports (of which 6947 from Mobile and 1885
from Texas)and 43, $50 proper, against A, 65O
proper all last week, and "a, 24O last year Total
proper since Aug. 81, 496, $50 bales, against
491 $40 last year-increase 1910. The ex-
no a,s comprise IA, 745 bales, embracing 3G42
10 Great Britain, 10, 797 to Havre and 306 to
New York. to which we have added so. by
rail
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from ~ N. yesterday to IL NJ.
to-day 25, 1874 bales, against 23.971 last week
and %, 652 last year, and since Friday al 1886
bales, against 161 ,293 last week and 1885, 286
last year. Total since Aug. 81, 1860, 220
bales, against 1,704, 731 up to Wednesday
noon, Dec "a, last year (excluding the above
20, 652)-increase 255, 489 bales
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 70, 500 bales, against 81, 645 last
nent II, 500 bales, against 1882 last week
and 81, 227 last year. Stocks ct all the delivery
ports made up to IL NJ, 786. $50 bales, against
727, 816 last week and 7O9, 1872 last year.
Tho amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at 49,
600 bales, embracing A. 900 for Liverpool 3d.
600 for Havre, 5000 for Spain, 1000 for the
Mediterranean, 5000 for Bremen, q, 600 for the
North Sea and 5000 bales for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
LOG. 600 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
oorroN grATRwENT.
stock on hand Sept. 1, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived prsS, Qua ss1 1863
597,g22
Cleared pre7,oasiy. ..... $685.. se2,2s2 s75,1ss
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared ZZz,l 100
Stock same time last year. ............. 237,O66
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OQGEROIAL.
\ ORLEANS BULLETIN.
\ Evening. Dec. "a. 1874.

~@1A~e&SvNS @osv L
I Evening, Dec. "a. 1874.
BE issued from this Office
ling, we make our usual
, 70 this evening.
|es to-day (not including
bsterdsy) embraced 1850
Svious rates, but mostly at
ring an irregular advance
h @ 4c. We give also the
bport Of the Exchange. as
NAM or CI.Ae0ITJCATI0H.
General Exchange
On0kafi0nn. OuOtntlOn0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-15
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-yirginia sizes, old, %:
VII gibis's consolidated, 6l5s: do ex-oOu Dns, az
West Yisiniss, IL; North Carolina skies, old, -;
40, lew, u.s. CO So. cial tax, bid TO-DAY.
BALfTkeRR, Jnre Is Cotton nominal and quiet;
iew nicdlings, l6A. Flour dull ard heavv:-H yw-
rd street aud western superfne, 5OG5 2; d., ex
ra, ZOOS Is; do fsmiy,6 25ds; Oily Mills super
ane. a(ds IS. do, extra. 2S(dST5; do. family
Ii5GlO Wheat quiet and steady-Oaip snd In :
llama red, l.4o@l.56; vest-r0 spring, j 9OGl 81;
ther grades UEchanged. Corn firm aud in
good demsrd-wbite southern, 9O6l9l; yellow
outhern. 81 asa: mixed western. new, So; old, 81
ASA Oats firm and III eood demand; southern,
S9l2; western miXeS, GA Is; DO. Waite, 81 Rye
luni 90 Hay uBcha' ged. Provisions quist and
ion.insl. " estern butter unchanged. CCf-e un-
e,tlsd snd nominal Whisky Gull 90 Sugar firm,
NV YORK. June Is Stocks duh ami lower
ncney, 2. Gold, h54. Excl ange, lOng, 4SSx; short
~. Governments active and strong.
kEw YORK, June B-Fiour doll and droOpfng
beat quiet and heavy. CJrp doll.
LONDON, June Is, 1880 .. m.-Consols, 92S< Gl9gS.
ISL
LoNDoN, June Is, p. m.-Advices from Paris
i1cte rents "A. 60 francs,
LONDON, June y $50 m.-The amount OF but
son &, ne iltO tie Bauk Of England to-day Is
t9l &c Consols Tor money, s2ss 92s4 for account,
94@9e5s Paris dispatches quote rentes al 50 fraacs
y certimes.
LONDON, June Is, s p. m.-Erie, 27k6Tx Paris
ispaiches quote rentos ~ 90 fIancs 91ss ceuitmes
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Foreign Notes.
THR FAMINE IN INDIA AND rae Croft Pi

THE FAMINE N INDIA AND TIE Croft PROS
Poets.
LONDON, June 15.-The viceroy Of India tele-
graphs that reports relative to the growing
,rops are favorable.
A special dispatch from Calcutta to the
Times SAYS the government continues 10 fur
nish assistance 10 800 $50 natives. There can
be no crop 10 TierhOOt TIL December. The
government admits that some people NAV die
before assistance reaches them.
CHURCH AND STATE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. June 1.-THE Post saws That the
public worship regul alton bill now before par.
lame mt. which If Intended 10 restrain ritual ste
'breatens to lead To coalition of the high
church clergy and liberals which may result in
An attempt 10 replace the present m5 m hers for
oxford IniveTfity, with Mr.. Gladstone ami
Right bon. MOntsyn Bernard. Gladstone
heads the opposition To the bill.
EIGHTEEN CARLIST OFFICERS SHOT.
MADRID, jane 15.-It IL reported that ei Z hteen
Carlist officers have been shst At Tolosa by
order OF Don Carlos, for mutiny.
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PubIGe school Examinations.

T.
To day at O'Clock Male Intermediate No 2
Mrs Mary AHn Lee, teacher, was examined by
Trustee At Lee IL the presence OF a large num-
oer Of friends Of the school and parents of the
pupils. 1Lir school l. made Up OF q a. bright
tnd well-traiHed boys a. can be found Ia aay
school in this District. a. the prompt and cor
iect responses 20 tie questions DrOpou aded
bore out. Miss Lee ranks among the most ex-
ptrencec and best OF our public school tezchers
having lad a successful career OF upwards Of
twenty cars u the profession. The exercises
to-day consisted In music, com position, history,
geography, selections, mental and practical
arithmetic, and reading- and IN each
branch the pupils acquitted themselves nObly.
All on the roll are ready Tor transfer, witch Is
r, gsTded as good showing, ia consideration Of
he fact that the pupils we're taken from the
~econdary classes at the beginning OF the term
The roll OF honor was a. follows. Medal. Chas
spare; certificates TO NilfOrd Gregory, William
trere, Simon Herman, John Wittekindt, ThOs
honohan, VIM. Nessey Robert Sebastian, Chas.
Gleaves, Guy Prescott, Thomas OrD0nnell, II.
Lee fr6iber, Albert Riddle, Brewer Spransey,
clarence Bean. Nelson Page, Wm. HoS5s
Sbanks Goldsmith and Edward Hall
lNCfe.-1he examination of Mrs. Wiss's sch 1Ol
female intermediate No. 4 has been fixed ~ z
o'clock =. m. on the 18th inst, inste al Of $50 a.
%. as er ASST Dment.l
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
New York Notes

TRREB SATURDAY MIGHT Nc RDERs.
NEw NoRK. June l5-On SATURDAY. night,
during a drunken brawl IN nth avenus, Patrick
Prior shot and fatally wounded Michael Dough
rty.
Margaret Watson, aged 40, vas fatally kicked
IN tenement house ii ght BY Nj hazel burns
Mrs. Margaret Tainor was fafslly beaten &C.
sullivan street by her hus5Ani, Frank, who
anne home drunk.
TBE BODIES OF SIX PERSONS
Sere taken from the water around this cite ysr-
'erday.
JEFP DAVIS
reached here yestC izy from Tivefpa0l aud l. n
II the evening for bis home in Tenn see.
FATALLY STABBED.
Morris MURPHY was fatally s,abbed In Brook
vn Saturday night While engaged in a dcunSen
igbt.
TIE BEICKLAYERs' sTRTKE.
On rumbsT Of buildiugs in course OF cree
ION throughout the city, where the rate OF
wages paid is 80 90 per day, some br.cklayers
ave succeeded in a strike tor -. The strike
las not yet become general, owing 20 the fact
nat some men continue 20 work at the old
-ates. The employers are confident OF obtain
ng men at 50 80, and refuse 20 pay more than
hat sum. On the buildings where
he men struck rev hands have been engaged
i the cid wages. There have been no attemp pts
Il disturbance.
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SPoRTs OF THR TURP-JerOne Park Races-
At the jerome Park races on Saturd Az the first
race was for the Belmont stakes, for year
olds, OF slcO each, half forfeit, with Al SO
ADDED by the club, and a piece Of plate, Of the
value of Al COO, given by Mr.. Belmsnt; the sec
ond borse 10 receive $500 OF the stakes. The
distance was one and a half miles. There were
Is nominations. Lorillard's b. c. Saxon won
after magnificent struggle, beating Grin
stesd's colt, second, and Aaron Pennington,
third. Time, 2:39L. The second race yss for
the Juvenile stalker for 2-year oId. OF siOO each.
half forfeit, With $500 scded; the second horse
10 receive $500 out VI the stakes. Distance half
mile. There were 81 nominations. The fol-
lowing is summary: Puryear's ch. c. Meco, I;
ChanbeIlin's or. {. Lizzie r., 2; Reynolds ch.
{. ABiela, 3. Time, 50k minutes. The third
race was for purse OF 500, for horses that had
matches and private sweepstakes excepted;)
those not having won q similar race exceeding
10 value 500 10 be allowed three pound; maid
ems, four years old. seven pounds, and d We years
I'D and upward, twelve POUNDS. Distance one
aid bali miles. SsndfOrd's br. h Beng. man,
!; Glenn's eh. b. MerOdoc, .; McDsniel's b. z,
was for one-mIle heats, best two in three. Lit
ties felowcrait, Davis 7 adlsdeen, Med anisl's
Katie Pease, ana Nc(irath's Jury started. X afy
Pease was the fayorite at long odds, and won
the brst and second heats easily. The fifth race,
steeple chase about two miles, for $50, was
won by Geo. West, the other horses having
either broken down or taken the wrong course.
Boston RGces.-The following is a summary OF
be races at Beacon park Saturday: Purse,
S2OOO; mile heats, best three in FIVE. American
Glrl, rotting In harness, 3, l. I, /; Lucille Gold
Dust, trotting under saddle, 1, 2, 2, .; Copper
bottom, pacing in harness, 2, 8, dIstanced.
Time, 22, 2:25H, 2:H L, 2:26.
International Race at I'Gris.-The great inter
nAuonsl race Tor the grand pr re Of Paris was
run Saturday. ard was won by the English colt
Trent. The French tlly Ssltarelle was second,
the English colt Tcmahawk third, aud the
started.