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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The annual reception of the Ladies Five
Points Mission will be held at p. to-day at No 81
Park-st
Mrs. Susan Everett, NJ. d., will lecture il
the lecture-rOOm OF Plymouth Church at N. to-day
the rearing OF children.
A lecture for the benefit of the poor viii be
delivered Irving Hall this evening by Gen NJ T. Nc
Mahon. It's title is Three Monuments on Broadway"
and the subject IS Emmett, Montgomery and Lawrence
At a meeting of the German Taxpayers
Association OF The Nineteenth Ward last night resOu-
ton passed calling for legislative action to remove
the Smallpox Hospital from the southern extremity OF
Backwels Island 10 point outside the city limits.
The Central Committee of the German
pers Protective Association met yesterday
and received the report of their committee who had
visited Albany advocate the passage of Mr. Avords
amended Excise bill. The committee complained that
money demanded by Albany lobbyists; and q res
outou was adopted that no money be expended for
lobbying purposes.
The Society of the Lying-in Hospital of the
CITY Of NewYork held their annual election Of Govern
ers yesterday No. 20 UniOnplace The following were
elected: Robert Ray, AppOlIos T. Wetmore. Benz. Il.
Winthrop Stewart Brown Benz ID. Slllirnan. john c.
Green. Andrew Warner, James Lenox, Robert b.
Mnturn. Robert l.. Kennedy, EgertoD IL. winthrop,
Joseph VI. Patterson and Geo. II. Moore The Govern
or met and elected the following officers for the year
President, Robert Ray; VicePresident James LenoX
treasurer Joseph W. Patterson Secretary, Andrew
Warner.
AT meeting Of the New-YOrk Neurological
Society held on the evening Of the 9th inst the following
named officers elected President, DR. William A
Hammond Presidents DR.. John C. Peters and Br
J. Marion Sims; Recording Secretary, DIR. George W.
Wells; Corresponding Secretary, DR.: Max Herzog
Treasurer Dr. Alexander Murray Members of the Coun-
ell DR. J. III II Burge, DR. ID. b. ST. John ROoss Dr. f..
t. Cross Dr. T. d. Leute. aud DR. +. Leroy satterlee
The Object OF the society defined by the constitution
The study OF the science OF medicine 10 its relations
TO the nervous system"
A meeting, called Ostensibly in the interests
OF workingmeD held Last evening III Demt Hail AZ
Twenty-thirdst. and serOndaye. T. l.. Dunn was first
called 10 the chair and Of sresoiutons condemn
ing Andrew H. Green and indorsiDg George III Van Mort
were obeTed The reading raised such tuinult that MI
Dunn had TO leave the chair, and II b. Mnlna assumed
IL. The original resolutions discarded, ana the
platform OF the New-York State Workingnens Assem-
bly, adopted, establishing the XVIII Assembly District
Industrial Political Association. After speeches fron
W. Il. Mitchell and William eastman, H. b. MnIsll was
President OF the Association r. H. Spellman
Secretary Further elections pOncd, because
OF the dsorderiy state VI sthe and there
sdinurDeQ-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS |
Announcements
To beautify tho hair-BURNETT'S COCAINE

For a first class dress or business HAT go
10 the manufacture EsPENsCHEID, lis NssslusL
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rHERNoMETRR, YESTERDAY, AT HUDSUrs. IN BROADWAY
9An--A4o NOon-5lo 8 m-530 Aidright-39'
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Henry Corrs bondsmsn we're Martin Fullerton % M a
pivmomth-st Thomas Forans boDdsmen were Jeremiah
Burns of Smith and Bntler-sts. and william Cody Oh
C"urf-st Ex- Com missioner Sellers bOndsInen were
rmothy Desmond OF No. 419 Clermontave, and Michael
FinDegan OF the Registers office, Flatbush. ExCom-
missioner John J. Scott and exCOllector Badeau, who
were and directed 10 appear sick at their
residences. and could not attend Alderman Dunno, in
dicted for election frauds furnished D0ndsmen Alder
man Clancy and Kevan OBrlen. James Campbell, in
diced for similar ofiense. presented DOmlnick Roche
and Kevan O'Brien his sureties Tue 00ndsmen
justified before Judge McCue OF the City Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09
FUNERAL OF JUDGE EDMOSDs.

The remains of the late Judge John W.
Edmonds arrived Hudson, n. Y, yesterday, and were
conveyed the Worth House. where they lay IN state
until p. M, when they taken to their final rest
ingpla5e in the family vault the cemetery, followed
by imposing cortege comprising large gathering OF
leading residents OF Hudson and number of persons
from abroad. The respect and love OF the people Tor
the deceased manifested by tokens OF mourning on
all sides, among which was the deep drapcry OF Ihz
Gazette building which paper Judge Edmonds edited SO
years The floral decorations on ana around the
easket were proiuse and elegant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

BROOKLYNs INDICTED OFFICIALS GIVE BONDS.
The indicted officials of Brooklyn presented
themselves yesterday morning with their Dondsnen at
the Attorneys office. The OF bail IN the
case OF the Charities Commissioners liked AZ a. 900
the suretcs requiring To justify in twice the amount
The Commissioners and their sureties as follows
Cornelius Ferguson Commissioner OF the Vth District
william II Welch OF No. So Myrtle ave. and Chauncey
n Felt OF No. 49l smth-st John Cunningham. Commits
soner for the lid District f. X. Scranton OF No 10
Atlantieave and Christopher Cunningham brother OF
the Commissioner, proprietor OF the Novelty Boiler
Works. Eewtowp Creek Il. II. Powell Commissions, for
the lat District, James johnson Of No I6a
Nelsonst and James Campbell Of No. 1854 State ~
Henry Wills, Commissioner for the lid District,
gas baled by his two brothers, John Wills OF Nh ga
ST. ana Charles Wills Of No. ia Rodney-st me
aud their bondsmon into re
Court OF Sessions before Judge Moore. cspted te
bail of each case. Inc eNCOmuI. aon "a who
also appeared and gave the required bail
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THE LOSS OF THE EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

THE LEADING PUMPS CHoKED-A LEAK IN in'H
GISE-RooM-AMOUNT OF INSURANCE.
LONDON. wednesday, April s. 1874.
Very little additional information IN relation ~
the steamship Europe, which sank IN n'u,ooo1",
been received here. The necessary ioi
the vessel was caused by the CHOKING o. o' i
',,'una The salvage crew OF the National Limo
gtate that the leak which caused the loss OF
tho vossoI was in the enginc-room. No lives were
lost ..oo ooo :. I5
and Paris companies.
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THE M'LEAN CONTEMPT CASE.

CINCINNATI April S.-John Il. Mclean, pro-
prietor OF The Enquirer. again the witness
stand day. and again refused to the question
as 10 who beside Scowden Uhe defendant trial,
charged With procuring the beOus publication in The
Enquirer gave him Information which to ground the
article lie was sent to Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

Becrt RoS-6I Congressman Burton Cook OF Chicago and H.
Cheney Of Boston tVh apenst Hote-Gen Marvin OF Al
bsny Judge K H. Rice Maine Col John X Gowen OF Boston
Bushnell Of EewHsven and p H. Smith Of Chicago 81 Nicholas
RoR1 j. b. Page and Judge John Prou Of Vermont Gen -
Mead General Manager the Northern Pacific Ralrosd ConGa
and Hon Of Montana EreTeu House. Lieut.
Commander Navy and Capt Dsue The shSn
Army begarls HOtThe Hon Henry Farnam OF Eev Haven
Irrtao Honse-Geu Henry Beaverton T. s Army Mefot'r
Hoh-Judge Donaldson Of Pennsylvania Haoesfer
William Gurley Of South Carolina Ssrseraai H9Hse-MoI W.
l. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-The complete returns
of the town elections in Queens County on Tuesday
are a. follows: Jamaica-Supervsor John ii. Brnck
erhof Democrat! aud Citizen, $50 majority. Newtown
supervisor Robert Burroughs Democrat $50 majority.
Flushing Supervisor, Thomas 3. Wiets, Republican,
no opposition North Hampstead supervisor, Henry
d. Remsen, Democrat, majority. the Temperance ticket
defeating the Republican candidate. Hempstead-Su-
pervsOT Seaman " SnedekeT, Democrat. 50 majority
the Temperance ticket defeating the Republican cand
date. Oyster Bsy-SuperyisOr, Walter Franklin, Demo
crat, majority Long Island City-Superylsor, JOS
Drol Democrat 40 majority; Treasurer, John Koran,
Democrat $50 majority; Civil Justice John b. Madden,
Democrat. The following Aldermen were elected First
Ward, owen Clark; Second Ward John n. Ryan; Third
Ward, u. J. Holland; Fourth Ward, James X Bennett;
Filth Ward, George WeisseDsteln.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Downing has been 10
Massachusetts consult the Governor Of that State
regard 10 obtaining the testimony Of Green, and his
cOuiined there In the State Prison,
and who confessed TO the murder Of Graham the
TIrtle Neck shoemaker, duplicating Donohue, now In
- Oneens County Jail The Governor absolutely
fused 70 permit hun 10 30 out of the s".dV "f to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-17
New York Market.

NEW YORK, August l5.-COtton-
Quiet; middlings at l7.c. Flour-Firm.
cr and scarce; superfne western and state
- 7Om ) %; common to good - 20ld
) 80; good to choice s. SJGd6 30
Wheat Less active, but better; No.
Milwaukee in store 81 %; No. 2 Chicago
81 25Gl 25j; winter red western 81 u
al %: white 81 35Cal A.. Rye-Dull
at 9OcCa$l O2 Barley-Nominal. Malt
Dull. COrn-In fair demand: western
mixed SOIc. Oats-lieavy; new mixed
western Asa SIC; new white 5Ota 57c,
Hay. Hops and Groceries-Qui"t. Pc
troieum-Steady; crude 5c; refined l2!c.
Turpcntine-Quict at 35lc Pork-Dnll
at S23 -. Becf-Quict at Sl4 10. Cut
Mcat.-Quiet; middles frmcr at llIm,
l2c. Lard-Firm at II ll-lGc. Butter
Firm at 20Id pc. Chcese-Stcady at
IOCal3tc. Whisky-Quiet at 81 or.
Manufactured Coppcr-NominaI; new
sheating $50 OOCa3l 90. Ingots-Lake
heavy at $l9 OOla,l9 80. Pig Iron
Scotch quiet and steady at S33 OOCd4O %;
American dull and heavy at s2G OOca
81 90. Russia Shect-At klj JOCd,lG %.
Nails unchanged; clinch s. GOlayG 30;
horse -hOe nominal.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A dispatch received st the War Office
at Madrid, from General Morionez, re-
ports that the Carlists lost 700 men In
the engagement at 0teiza.
The Carlists have cut the railroad and
telegraph line between Sarragossa and
the city of Madrid.
At Dayton, Ohio, the District Prohibi.
ton Convention on Saturday, nominated
Rev. Mr.. Montgomery for Congress.
The government receipts at Washing
ton on Saturday were greater than at any
time since the panic. Internal revenue
receipts s44i, ,755; custom receipts s776,,
425.
A London dispatch says that the King
of Denmark has arrived at Leith from
Iceland.
The game of base ball played in Lon.
don yesterday, between the Bostons and
Athletics, resulted as follows: Bostons ~,
Athletics s.
A Herald special from London says
that $1,000 miners assembled yesterday
on the Durham race course, and were ad-
dressed by Bradlaugh, Macdonald and
Lloyd Jones.
VI. B. Hopkins, of Kokomo, Ind, Su
perintendent of Public Instruction, died
at his residence ir- that place this after
noon.
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LYNCH LAW.

The town of Martinsburg has been
,brovp in great excitement, arising
.-,r, the recent lynching there of the
,a,,oTAL1ArERRo. We have already, in
SATURDAYS issue, given short account Of
,be operations of the lyncherS and this
morning we publish, at length, full
description of the matter, sent to us by
one of our correspondents.
The crime which this man had COM
mitted was one of the most fendish that
can be imagined. He had been tried
and convicted; but stay of proceedings
had been entered in the case. The COM
munity were very justly incensed, and
worked up to high degree of excite
ment, and fearing lest by delays and
legal technicslities, that justice
would be cheated, they took the law in
their own hands and hung him. But
lvnch law in civilized community where
there are good civil laws is always to be
condemned. A body of men acting under
the headlong impetuosity which prompts
such measures, rarely ever step to weigh
Justice, or give prisoners the benefit OF
anv doubts, but act summarily, and may
punish where there is some reason to be-
lieve that the punishment may not have
been deserved. There is little possibility
that. in this case, the man TALIAPERRO
would have met his death, and the law
been fnlly vindicated. The ground on
which the delay was granted was that
there was no negro on the jury
which convicted him, and to
satisfy all classes, the Court OF
Appeals determined to give him the ben
eht Of everything which might have
tended to prove his innocence, or which
could remove every suspicion of par
tialitv in the trial. 1t was a safe move,
for ifthe Court Of Appeals had done less
than it did in awarding the appeal, there
are not wanting persons who would have
accused the court of showing TALIFERRo
scanty justice because he was a negro.
He may have richly deserved what he
received, and, ifguilty, most certainly did;
but for the safety Of the community at
largo. il would have been far better, in
th, ss in every case, to let the law take
il, course.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August l5.-FlOur-Quict
and unchanged Wheat-Demand fair
and market firm; No, 2 spring 81 04'p0ti
81 O3; seller August 99tc seller Septem-
Der; No. 81 90; rejected &94ic. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; No.
mixed este spot; Gle seller August; 6iiC
seller September; rejected G3c. Oats-
Dull and lower; No. 2 37!c spot; 37ic
seller August. Rye-Quiet and un.
changed. Barley-Dull and unsettled
at 9Ic. Pork-Dull and lower at $23 %
M,24 90. Lard-Dull and prices nom.
nnl at l4ic spot; or seller September
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders sta SIC
short rib middles Iltc. short clear J. IA
10. Whhky-At 97c.
Al 3 p. u. Wheat closed steady, Al
81 O3!G.l O34c seller August; 81 % sellel
September. Corn dull at 6jtc seller
August.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 Negro Love Feast.

CHARLESTON. August lG.-Ge"rsetown
County. in this State. !, the scene of Il
DANGEROUS contest between Negro fac
tion, led 10y Bamley and Jones negro
members If tn" Legislature, each Of
whom seek To- control the county. in
which the negroes have large majority
A Bamlry meeting on Wednesday was
broken up hy the Jones faction, and one
culurrd hy,tandrr WAS dangerously
wounded. Runners were sent out, and
armed Jones negroes poured into town
during the might. Some Of them next
morning attempted To- Kill Banlry, and
Il: midnight on Thursday. there was
heavy firing. which was found to be an
attack ul the house of Jones. who was
slightly wounded. and some other slight
ca>ua,tir, occurred. on Friday Bamley's
house was attacked ana Bamley to save
hi, life surrendered to the Sheriff and is
in jail On saturday at noon the excite
m"nt was still intense and the town was
filed with armed negroes.
None but Radicals are I'm the Riot
The white citizens are alarmed lest
,.mccarpleSS word or action should cause
"a. attack on them, which they have no
l.~AnN If meeting.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August l5.-Official dis
patches have been received announcing
that Marshal Seballe, in order to check a
threatened movement of the enemy, re-
turned to Miranda, after throwing sup
plies Of meat and provisions into Vittoria.
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4 ScuII Race.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Another Fatal Railroad Accident.

CORNWALL. August l5.-The train
bearing the American Mechanics excur-
sion party. which left Norrstown early
this morning for their trip to New York,
and up the Hudson river, came in collis-
ion with a coal train on account Of the
sliding switch being misplaced. The
forward cars were telescoped and several
personIwcrc killed and a number injured.
Physicians havereached here from Phila-
dclphia, Trenton, Bristol and other
places.
SECOND DISPATCH The accident TO
the excursion train happened on the
Trenton Railroad. near Eddington Sta
ton about. : O clock this morning. The
alleged cause was mistake of the switch
tender who. having no notice ofthe e1cur-
sion train coming, first turned the switch
right and then in confusion putt back.
An extra car next to the engine was tele-
>coped with the next passenger car.
-Four deaths are reported with tourteed
persons seriously injured.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, August l5.-Arrived-
The steamship Deutschland from Bremen.
Arrived-Steamer City of Brussels,
from Liverpool.
LONDON. August l5.-The steamship
Stste of Pennsylvania from New York
for Glasgow has arrived out. The steamer
DOnan from New York has arrived out.
LIVERPOOL, August l6.-The Steamers
State Of Nevada, Australia and Baltic
from New York. have arrived out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-17
GEORGIA.
DemiLypch Law.

AUGUsTA, August l6.-Captain A. F.
Butler, who wss shot by negro, died
.ast night. The citizens were so e1aspes-
a;ed at the unprovoked murder that sew
ersl hundred Of them armed themselves
and marched to the jail, where the Muir
rell brothers were confined. took both Of
them out and carried them 10 the parade
grounds. A jury was improyised. when
18th Gabriel and Mike Murrell asserted
their innocence. After g three hours
investigation on the sworn testimony of
eye-witnesses of the murder, Gabriel was
taken back TO the jail and Mike was shot
de- i'd
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Bonapartist Elected.

President Mcmahon left Paris last
night on n tour through Brittany.
Complete returns from CalvGdas show
the BOnapartist candidate for the AssOm-
bly, elected, having received 10000 votes.
The Republican candidate polled $4,000
and the Legitimist 5000 votes.
PARIS, August l6.-An election to fill
vacancy in the Assembly was held in
the Department of CslvadOs to-day.
Partial returns indicate the success Of the
Republican candidate by the following
vote: Aubert, Republican, 400; De
launay, Bonapartist, 2,lj4; Foutellc, Le-
gitimist, l,602.
Count Jarnac has been appointed Am
bassador of France to the Court Of st.
james.
NJ. de FORBADE Laroquctte, an eminent
statesman, died to-day, aged ftty-four.
The Cologne Gasette publishes letter
from Madame Bazaine to Minister Cha
band La Tour, in which the lady declares
that the first account Of the Marshals cs-
cape was substantially true. She says
she planned the affair herself, and had no
sccomplices except her relatives.
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MEMPHIS.
Kerosene.

MEMPHIS August 15.-The wife Of
I,asc Rasser, prominent citizen Of Gal
low.ys, on the Memphis & Louisville
Railroad, was dangerously burned last
nigh; by the explosion of coal oil lamp.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Sunday School Assemble

FAIR PoTNT, August l5.-At the
Chau;auqua Lake Sunday School Assem-
bly, this morning questions and answers
relating 10 intermediate work were part
of the exercises. Mrs. Emily Hunting
ton Miller read paper on SUNDAY
School Literature The original poem
read at the close Of the last SUNDAY
school services was freely criticized at the
children's meeting this afternoon.
Crowds were present from the surround
ing country. J. VI. Freeman made an
address, and Frank Beard gave char
acteri>tic lecture. Rev. T. VI. Eddy. D..
D.. of New York, lectured this evening.
and a meeting Of teachers was held.
The day was delightful and closed with
music on the lake and fireworks.
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POSITIVE PROOF
DR.. Longdon's S Skill.
Testimonisls from Parties whose We
Pnrfty Cannot BE- Impeaehed-

believe Or. Longdon's treatment saved
my lsfs. have the mDai implicit faith In
his skill. T. T.. HIGGfS, -, IIth street.
Dr. DOngdOn cured me Of the worst ca
tarrh, AFTER other physicians failed 90 give
me any relief AAEY l. COTTD,
~ Market street.
DR.. LDngdOns medicines relieved aud
cured me ~ the 4eyeTest and mot danger
Gus rheumatism. hsDKEw kJsg,
CItyGas once.
DT. IonRdOn cured me Of Chronic CrtsrTh
and Bronchitis more than a year ago, and
have remained well ever since.
X &. HEEDEIr.OS, LIB Jacob -.
was treated by DT. LODgdOn lOr nervous
Weakness and General Debility and nov
feel like a new mar.
OEIDyF MCDOWELL,
Alkaline, Marshall county.
Dr. I>pnzdOn cured me Of Hart disease,
after other physictans said must die.
Jas ACEEJE, EcB goDd-
IJy f/nZdOns treatment Wa IKE magic
In curing my Rheumatism.
LEWIS KOCH. Ils, 5lst street.
Pe.s for consultation, examination, adj
vice and Treatment, within the rsaeh ofaii.
MEDICINE for all diseases W BaB and ex-
press 70 all paris u the country. ~
SOrE-Dr. Longdon's Office and residence
are AZ 10. I8s Eoff street told JhJ, opro-
nts the Cathedral. aue5eod
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SPORTING NEWS.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. August lj.-The weather
was beautiful and the attendance large
and the track in excellent condition. The
first race was for purse Of $500 distance
one mile and one-eighth. Eight horses
started; Madgc, Lizzie Lucas, Fadladcen,
Ida Wells. Sallic Watson, Saracen, Pi-
cola and GoverncSs Lizzie Lucas took
the lead at the start and kept it up to the
three quarter pole, when Picola went to
the front and won the race by "a length;
Lizzie Lucas second, Fadladeen third.
Time :5G.
The second race was for purse of
$500; distance one mile and three-quar-
tiers. There were only three starters,
Catesbv. Galway and b. F. Carver. The
race seemed to be between Galway and
Carver. until the homestretch was reach
ed. when CatcSbv shot ahead and won
BY three lengths, Galway second, six
lengths in front of Carver. Time, 3:O73.
The third race was hurdle race Oftwo
miles, over eight hurdles. The starters
were George West, Mary Clark, Day
light and Vcsuvius. West led almost
from the start. and won the race by two
lengths. Daylight and Mary Clark side
by side. Time, 3;j5!.
4 ScuII Race.
HALIFAX. August IA dispatch
from Sudler. the English champion soul
Ter. announces his acceptance Of Brown :
challenge. The race will take place in
October. on the river Bann at Coleraine
ireland.
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LOUISVILLE.
tSwindIer Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, August l5.-PhiliP Ar
mold. connected with the celebrated
diamond transaction Of 1872. was arrested
in this city to-day. upon requisition
from the Governor Of California upon an
Indictment supposed to be sworn out by
Wm Leut and Others, Of San Francisco,
who prosecuted him then for alleged
.windiing. The arrest was made BY q
Louisville detective, and Arnold IS now
in jail. He i at present residing at
Elizabethtown. Ky and Was in this city
on business.
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TOLEDO, August l5.-Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand. W.hest-l@
&c higher, closing weak; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 %; No. white Michigan
81 2S@l 2S.i extra do. 81 p amber do
81 IL. Corn-Stesdy and in moderate
demand; high mixed, cash and seller
August 6sci seller September CSC. Oats
Demand fair and market firm;
iSc; No. 2 44c; Michigan 44c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, August l5.-MoNEr-
closed at p per cent prime mercantile
paper sal per cent Foreign exchange
dull at 81 s6lG4 81 for sixty days and
81 S9I(d4 80 for sight. Specie exports
the week s2,O32, ,788, sl,5O0OO0 in coin
and the remainder in bars. The Assist
ant Treasurer disburscd during the week
s5GO,OOO, and received for customs
$2,l7S,l92.
GoLD-Opencd at lO9s and closed at
1904, all sales being at these figures.
Carrying rates tG! per cent to fiat,
Clearings S22,OOO,OO0. Imports Of dry
goods S2,O62, ,575; of merchandise SO, S,l99,-
26l.
GoyERNMENTs-Active and strong.