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ment, with power to send for person;
and papers and to take testimony
Mr.. Tremsine presented the minor
ity report, signed by himself, Erye,
Cessna aud Ward, OF Illinois. dissent
ing from the conclusions Of the major
ity OF the committee, anG recommend
iug that all proceedings against Judge
Durrell be discontinued. He also pre-.
seeted another minority report. sisued
by Mr.. Poland, stating, fret, that in
regard 20 Judge Durrells midnight
order, he believed that the Judge had
no proper legal jurisdiction 10 make II.
but still be Mr.. Poland could not fad
that the Judge had acted corruptly or
With any belief that he was going be-
yoDd his Jurisdiction. The whole
people were excited. The times were
violent and turbulent, and judicial
calmness and correctness could hardly
be expected. The reading alerk in
reading the latter portion OF the last
sentence pronounced it as If II were
judicial calumny or ca feature" the
misresding Of which provoked general
Laughter, and caused Mr.. Butler, OF
Massach husetts, to exclsim that it was
all right and that the clerk could not
! improve upon il.
The sece d roint Ct Judge Polsna's
report is that the evidence seems to
establish that some Of the officers OF
Judge Durrells court were guilty, clear
ly, OF corrupt practices, and tina,
the Judge was not watchtul to
scruiinize their conduct, but that
there is no claim that he had ever snsr-
ed in any OF the proceeds OF their gains,
ard no direct evidence that he mad know
ingly sanctioned or approved OF their
acton, and that while the eviderce
obisioed by a substantial er pdrie ex-
animation only secured bare majority
OF the committee, II did not appear that
public interest would he tur,hered by
presenting articles OF Impeachment.
r. The various reports were ordered
printed and recommitted. and the
House then took a recess, the evening
session 10 be for business from the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
The consideration Of the bill for the
payment OF claims allowed by the
Southern Claims Commission WAS re-
suDed, and Mr.. Scott explained tha,
the amounts proposed by the Commit
tee on Claims reduced The amount al
lowed by the House bill $4,000.
Pending discussion the Senate went
into executive session, the doors were
reopencd and the bill under discussion
when the Senate went into executive
session. was laid over until Tomorrow.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee on
Commerce, called up a number OF bile,
which were passed. He next moved TO
take up Senate bill to regulate com.
merce among the several States and
With foreign nations, but objection was
made by Messrs. Boutwell, and Sprague
and it went over.
Mr.. Boutwell, called up House bill
repeating all revenue tax on savings
banks having no capital aud where
investments are made solely for the
benefit o. dPpositors. Passed.
| Adjourned.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF Tug CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
W4sHISGroS. June u. SP.N
PROBABILITIES,
For the Middle States. partly cloudy
weather, northwes; to southwest winds,
slight changes ia temperature and
rising barometer. For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather, light rain near the coast, light
to gentle winds. stationary or rising
temperature and continued high bsr.
omet.r. Fer the Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, generally clear weather. winds
.bif,ing 70 westerly and southsrly, high
TEN pera:ure ard slowly falling bsrome-
ter. For the Lake Region and the
Northwest, partly cloudy snd warm
weather, winds shifting rom southeast
TO southwest, and slowly falling bar
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made report. In reply 10 question
from Mr.. AnthoDy, he said that the
bill, as agreed upon by the conference
committee, increased the salaries oi
several OF the EN- mpIoyes OF the House.
In regard to the Congressional Printer,
the present occupant OF tnst office re-
msined an officer OF the Senate rs at
present, but when vacancy occurs in
that Office it shall be filled by appoint
ment by the President. The clerical
iorce in the departments, cut down by
the House, had been largely restored,
nevertheless there was reduction OF
over 100000 as com pared with the
bill when reported 10 the Senate by
the Committee on Appropriations. The
report was agreed 10.
The Senate then resumed the con-
s,deration of the postoffice bill.
The bill was then reported to the
Senate, and the amendments made 10
Committee OF the Whole were agreed
10. The bill was then read the third
time and passed.
Mr.. Scott moved that the Senate
proceed to the consideration OF the bill
making appropriations for payments
for claims allowed hy the Southern
Claims Commission. Agreed to; yeas
40, nays ID.
Mr.. Sargent, from the Conference
Com mittee on the Pension Approprla-
ton Bill, made report which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Howe, from the Committee on
Library, reported favorably on the bill
for the relief OF Mercy Ann Hall,
widow OF Capt. c. F. Hall. Placed on
the calendar.
Mr. Stevenson introduced bill pTo'
hibiting the publication in newsnsp'rf
of the revised statutes OF the UnI!ed
States. PASSED
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J. S. Rhodes & Co.
p GREAT MISTAKE.


Many trs0ns with Chronic Diseares con-
suit DT. EODEdC n who have taken ms dieins
from their home doctors iOr wes ks, months
and even wears, without the slightest slisvis-
L IN Of their Ill-, and after all nope OF cure
IL gone, expect him 10 restore their health
in a short time. and, failing TO do ~, he IN
pronounced bumbOg. Nothing oouid bo
more unfair. Every other physician In the
city uay fail aud does fsiI, and u II ell
g1ght, bot IL Dr. Jongdon falls II In ell
wrong. Who csnnog ses the unJustness Of
srcn conclusion
Hundreds die OF Cons UNI ption and other
fatal rna adj >, whom Dr LoDgton has the
skIil o cure when called In time. Bot tfyou
would give him a fair trial, you must not
v sit uutli deathhas siresdy done it4 terri
bic work He does not profess 70 make new
Iung.,s Ciaschs snd hearts. only 10 remove
di eases from Ihsss and other organs before
organic ltsions have taken place.
DT. Lon2f1 can how refer tn m any per
sons In Wheeling, who no doubt would
have been In their graves to-dsy bot for bis
skill and there are hundreds more who
will 20 down ~ death within q year To
come thst might be saved by msiy aid
] and rational treatment.
fees for consultation, examination, ad
/ vice and treatment within the reach OF sli.
Medicine Tor all diseases by mall aud
express . all parts OF be country.
SoTE-Dr. LOnzdon'. cffics and residsnes
I ere at 80. 1919 Kof street Told 5tb), opposite
| the Cathedral. mas
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The recent dsought will undoubtedly
make the osts and corn crop very short
.,a1I the weather prove favorable
rom this time until harvest there may
h. Esl' crop. The wheat at preser
.,oi- very tine, aud promises 10 be the
ls.f crop we have had for years, it Is
,oo esrlv 10 make any report for the
corn crop. Fruit, such as apples, Peacb-
=. pumts and cherries, will be pretty
.,s!ce There is fair prospects for app
r,s in some locslitiea, peaches will be
y,yy scarce, a. also cherries and plumof.
", lope that all NAV exceed our pres
sot Recommendations Delta.
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w ASHINCT
WAsHINaToN, June II.

WAsHINsroN, June II.
The Senate Finance Committee to-
day agreed to strike ont of the House
tariff bill the section imposing tax On
sales OF stocks, bonds, &c Also 10
strike out Leaf tobacco and licorice.
The President has approved the joint
resolution providing for the termina-
ton OF the treaty between the United
States and His Majesty King OF Bel.
GUM, concluded at Washington July
18th. 1858
The House Committee on Judiciary
to-day took final vote, aud by six
against five, resolved to impeach Judge
Durrell, and by the same vote to i'm
peach Judge Bustead.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The Senatorial Contest.

PROVIDENCE, June 1.-THE ballots
i9s for United States Senator was re-
s1uei 10 the General Assembly to-day.
The l2,h JOINT BALLOT stood: Burn
.ir, q; Dixon, %; Barslow. II /;
scattering ~. The 18th ballot showed
10 material change in the vote. Ad-
0urned till Tomorrow.
children Poisoned.
Yesterday afternoon four or five hit e
bos, IN route for school, opened
doctors medical case which
ihey found 10 his carriage and took
some poison therefrom, probably NOR
"a De, AMI distributed t among them Z.
Result, one Willie Burns. aged Ionr
y-,--, : dead aad several others are In
u!
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CANADA.

QUEBEC. June l7.-Letters from
Sseuenay say that there is much dis
treas in that district. Sirce the snoW
I;.onnssred incessant rain has fallen.
No erain has been sown, and the tsrm.
.,s have been obliged to eat their seed
.rs;n Cattle are dying in all direc-
iions for want OF food.
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LOUISVILLE
D..,n or n ya,uah,a Heifer.

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE Duchess
.of Ooeiis, the two year CID hei'er pur-
chased by A. J. Alexander at \. :
Mills sale last isll,. for ! l9 OOo' dled a
few davs ago on AlexaaAer's am.
The crops in Southefa and " estern
Kentucky are suffering severely from
the long continued drou h. Only very
slight rains have fallen 'cr two months.
The best advices rece:ys.i indicate tina;
M more than one-tbirj OF the usuaI
crop of tobacco will Us aped.
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BOSTON.
Bunker Hill AnniversaYy.

BosroS, June 1.-THE 99th ami
verssry Of the battle Of Bunker Hill
Was very generally but quietly observed
10 Boston to-day. The Custom House
Postofhce aud many business houses
We're closed at noon.
In the game OF base ball to-day the
score stood, Bostons II; Athletics s.
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ACCORDING TO a Washington telegram

ACCORDING 10 q w asnlnRtOn teleslaih
3 Lew use has been found for the
President by bis entertaining friends.
CAKE, the proprietor Of Willards Hotel
in that city, runs a hotel called Coss
yes. Hall at Cape May. He waited
!, open it with great eclst for the sea,
.,p, therefore be provided a special
Puimsn palace car. stocked it with fine
wines and delicious edibles, and invit-
sl the President, his Cabinet, Boes
Shepherd, and half a dozen Congress
meu 10 attend his opening. The Presl-
!sai at once agreed to be on hand, and
Saturday, morning the party went OFT in
ane .vlr. They were met in Pniladel
Ths by Drexei and Childs, and enter
tsned bv the proprietor Of the CONT
n,Olsl Hotel. They reached Cape NAV
and spent day iu shivering on the
,esca OF course warming up OCCASION
sYy 1t isa good thing for an enter
lr.ps hotel keeper to have Presi'
lent 10 open With.
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MEMPHIS.
nj d.

MEMPHrs, June l7.-Judge Richard
". Walker, formerly chief justice
of the supreme cour, Of Alabama, and
leading citizen of north Aisbama,
died At HuntsyIlle to-day.
Major Charles S. Severson, genera
fortress chlet quartermaster during the
late war and since collector IN n0.th
Mississippi, died Yesterday,
Biry Brown. alias Wilson, supposed
to be connected with gang OF counter
teiters at Cincinnati, was arrested mere
last night.
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An CRu5K the superintendent Of the
,,;,,.e workmen at Beaver Falls, has
-, .;pscure office. In the opinion Of
,hs bgs,hen over whom ne dominates,
=. sxs,ence and the amount OF rice
;. ,prnishes them TO eat are two rela.
,;ys ousp,ities When the rice failed
=, Saturday, the enraged operatives
s,,,bt the life OF All Chuck with vari-
~. wrspons but were persuaded to de-
.,.tlv the judicious violence Of citizens
ana rolice.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND ID.

Lospox June l7.-Advices from AL
eeirs state that the Moorish insurEen's
inysdei that city, but were repulsed
NV the French troops. Twelve o. the
Insurgents were killed and nnmoer
wounded.
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1ouy VAxMRrER, OF the Old Fiells,
.n,bt in the South Branch near his
,n.s last week, mud turtle. which
,bousht TO be the largest ever taken
,b;s stream. It's head measured 5t
:.ba. in line across the eyes, and 63
.,1s. .. from the JOINT OF the nose 10 the
~, ~ ;oint of the neck. The weight oi
.',r' ,nsn On his back did not seem TO in-
> .Ts,s . a, all with his locomotlon. -
u.,,,flI -4dvcrtissr
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PANAM
couzaIes 10 be Shot.

PANAMA, June l7.-Presidsnt Gar
rios. Of Guatemala, has ordered Com
ma rssnt Gonzales to be shot on the
score of criminal disobedience 10 the
military laws OF the Republic Between
Magee and the government 10 Ill iee.-
ipgs exist.
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer
Cuba to-day took out $750,0O0 IN gold
coin and 5000, 600 in gold bars.
A good many stories have been
started in regard to the solveucy OF
some OF the prominent officials OF the
railroads directly connected with the
embarrassment OF Turner Bros and
to these stories, the Post says, ls due in
a great measure the unsetlled feeling
which prevails at the Stock Exchange.
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Sampson OIL.

This oil deriving it's name from
sampson, meaning strength) is one ol
lhe best if not the best remedy offered
70 the public for rheumatism, and al
PAIN, and it appears that no medicine
ms ever gained 60 hattering reputation
10 as short q time. msyls.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Railroad Accident.

wilmington, June ia serious
accident occurred this morning TO an
excursion train on the North Carolina
Gea,rsl railroad. Several hurdred ex.
cursioniet were on their way to this city,
and when about two ard q half miles
;nis SIDE Of Sllesyille the locomotive,
,wo flat cars and a second class car
were thrown from the track Captain
F. W. Walton. conductor, was slightly
hurt; Tbomss Alderman, express mss-
senger, seriously injured; three negroes
killed apj nine injured, and ten OF
twenty whites injured. There are &c
many conflicting reports that i. is i'm
possible to get st the full particulars, a.
the railroad authorities have prohibited
The sending Of specials 10 the pres'.
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GEOEGIA.
Printers Discharged.

ATLANTA. June 1.-THE proprletori
OF the Herald state in this morning E
issue that on yesterday they discharged
the entire force OF l nion printers, be-
cause they demanded psy FOR adver-
tisipg matter set up in another office
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rpoy our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-
-. will be clear, with winds shifting
y, ~ westerly and soutberly, and high
,,mrersture.
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ready pronounced q isilure--psst re.
demption even with The most favorable
weather.
Considering the extreme drouth We
osve just passed through, the corn 10
looking pretty well; the wheat looks
well the pastures are burnt up. and
The meadows are past redemption. So,
taking it altogether, prices for grain
will not likely be lower, on the whole,
or the next twelve months.
Wool hiss advanced in this market
&c, the price now b,iug 47c. Tor good
WOO. As purchasers have been offer
ne rom 43 to 45c., and farmers have
been holding for SOC, this concession
on the part OF purchasers will probably
be met by the 'armers, and wool will
probably begin 10 move with consider
able freedom, and thus sci money 10
howiug through the WOOL producing
sections OF the country.
QUOTATIONS..
RUTTER-- -holce, dull lSc.
| CHEESE--Arriving in large quantity.
at lic for prime full cream; sklms at low.r
CARBON Oils now quoted at isc.
| {. FFEE- Good To prime 2S9.Ic; ch hnica
25c; roa, ted &c: old ye low Rio ssarce Nc;
choice Java Be.
CRACKERS-sugar, Tic; lemon, rlxc
.oda, 7l4c; water, exc; oyster, NC; cream
Is; butter, TIC.
E('SS-StiIi quoted AT lgnc.
FISH Mackerel. No. large s. e; No.
, large S7tN. These quotations for iulI
weights. White hsh s77i. Herring scarce
S. ~.
FLOUR White wheat fancy 81 Mai ~
a. -; rel So ;sd7 o.; spring wheat sdTsaI oO;
low grade of super Is O0a52 - Rye So ~.
GRAIN-W Wheat dun; white 81 tksi -:
red 81 ;Sctl -. Rye quoted al SO, hut none
IN this market. Corn rom the wagon or
| 81 the whar, 1jc. DHtSSbc.
HAN-unchgnVed. BIlcd, slS U1sl22 ~
per ton; iA,nse ~ U0Ja!i VI.
MOLhSStS-scarcy; urime New Orleans,
new crop, Sjcs9c; old 70s.
PROV ISlO.S-M Market bouyant. Mess
pork, s.sC0 Lard. fancy al lie; prime
| d,c in tlerceS In kegs lJc. hsIns, plain
~, e: sugar cured lS,Sc; csnvaSsed sugar
cured l3iy Iiic, Tor best brands; clear sides
lie shOui.Tss; sugar ruroJ canvas ell
shoulders 9'tc; sugar cured brea kisht ilc.
Dried Beef lSls &C.
rOTAiOtS-raIr supply at 81 .Osi ~
per bushe'.
RICE-we quote South Carolina prime nj
~ : RangDcn STc.
SALT-Btst Uhio river 81 "a.
SUGARS-PTime New OTls ans sAykc,
extra yellow q S4a9l.c; crushed II ."; pow
dersd lihBiFt- granuIated ltSe: 4 coff.r
i tc; cDIise SO; extra do. lObc; St9
iOr.
T For Additional Markets see page 4
SArUEArE n piece OF bread or meat
with gastric juice. and il rih dissolve
This is digesticn. Add to such mix.
rure little alcohol, ard il will MOI dis.
soics This is Indigestion. Beware,
then OF tinctures or tonic', or decoc-
tons containing spirituous liquors.
Snuu all rum "topics, and rely solely
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHIL.prLrHIA, June lT.-Iu the
game OF base ball to-day the score
s.ood, Philsdelphiss l5i Chicagos 8.
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athecling &eaister.

Cam closed in New York on yester-
Law at llls.
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HuudPfeA
NEW RA[eIN

- N BOXES NEW RAfsINB,
III ID Pals Al nOres Mince Meat
Mountain Buckwneat your just reeefyea
by LIsT, DAyESPOKT q PARKn.
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B Y TELE'G RAP h.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner of Main and l2th streets.
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Reuned Hu0Fs

50 Biz. Knights Extra q yellow.
50 American kxlnC
Il D.. Is and kEtrnC white.
50 Crushed, Powdered q 0ranulafe6
In store and for sale ~
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We will as:nnlsh any buyer with our
prices who viii xiv. us n call. We mean
business and intend To make ibiI - hot
generally.
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DRY GOODS
-TOH-
CASH ONLY I!

We have determined to change our bu'i-
ness aud sell 'or tN'H ONLY ou abd s'i.T
tho lst of July next, aud ar now selling
goods Ia rauy cases for les- than New ioIk
wholesale rates.
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Best CaIicOs nj q aud sc.
Yard wide French PeTcals
IL! and lOc-
4OIuch Heavy sheetiag I2ic
Fine IL ISieaChed Musilns
10 and I2!c.
satin striped Victoria
Lawns and i Ms ~ half price
Large Stock Of Lace Points
and Jackets 10 close ont ~
New York cost.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

In the Chester and Delaware district Hon.
Washington Townsend has 2,579 majority over
Mayor Forwood, of Chester, His majority, in
Chester county, is 1861, and in Delaware, 93S.
Russell Errett, Chairman of the Republican
State Committee of Pennsylvania, and editor
of the Pittsburg Commercial, thinks that il,
sswhen the panic occurred in 1878, the National
Government had stepped in to the relief and
support of the mercantile and manufacturing
community, instead of starting out on an IRA
tional cruise to force a return to specie pay
ments in the very teeth OF heavy and general
commercial depression, there would have been
none of the consequent distress, and no cause
for reaction"
Horatio Seymour and Ex-Governor John L.
Hoffman are mentioned rs probable Democratic
u, s. Senators from New York. Mr.. Tiden will
not be candidate, but will take the gubernato-
rial chair to which he has just been elected, az
stepping stone to the democratic nomination to
the presidency. From New Jersey ex-Goy. RAN
dolph will, 1t is believed, succeed Mr. Stockton.
From Pennsylvania it is generally conceded that
the Hon. Charles r. Buckalew will come back to
the scat which he gave up to Mr. Scott six year,
| ago.
| What's the matter is want OF leadership says
| the Washington Republican.
The Springfield Republican says of Butler's
defeat, that there hasn't been a more astonishet
man upon the footstool than Butler himself
| since the day when Mr.. Goliath inferred from hi
sensations that something had hit him.
| The Republicans carried Lancaster city, oil
| Tuesday-an unusual thing.
The conduct of the forty-fourth Congress
| will be scrutinized with the deepest interest
and it is probable that tho Judgment of the TEN
per and patriotic purpose OF the two partle
there exhibited will determine which shall gov
ern the nation during the succeeding Preeiden
tial term.-Boston Advertiser.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-07

From the Dover Sentiael-Republ
The result is as astonishing as was that of the
Know Nothing election of 1854. Nor does any
reason appear why in two years to come. sim
liar reaction to that succeeding their victory
may not be confidently expected.
The principles and measures of the Republic
can party az enunciated in their platform and
other public resolutions, are sound morally and
politically, and are such as cannot but commend
themselves to the virtue and patriotism OF all
good citizens and such too, as the sober, second
thought of the people will perceive to be indis-
pensable to the prosperity, peace and happiness
of this community.
From the Milford News-Republican.l
The Republican party will relax none of its
vigor in the depressing hour of defeat. Ii
stands to-day the exponent and advocate of the
policy that will sooner Or later prevail in the
State, and it can afford to bide its time.
An outraged, misgoverned and well nigl
ruined people, will, one OF these days, rend the
veil that now obscures their vision aud cal
aloud to the Republican party for salvation from
their spoilers. And their call will be answered