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The Chapel Run Road.

Editors OF the Register.
Something should be said in reply 10
your correspondent OF the 81, 10 regard
to the Chapel Ran Road, since you
have deemed it OF suffi cient Importance
for admittance into your columns. The
writer OF this is not posted in regari TO
the Infections OF the Board OF Com mis-
sioners, but "a they can scarcely be ex-
pected to reply to anonymous srtic es,
it may not be improper for an outsider
to tell what be kuows, and relieve
others Who are acting honestly for the
best interests Of the county.
The Board OF Commissioners are not
responsible for the condition OF this
road, unless it be that they hsve not
fixed other peoples botched work, as
your correspondent puts it, and most
probably very few OF the members
know anything about il, or even It's
location. Some mem bers OF the Board
may have promised something, but OF
course had no right to pledge the Board
to anything.
The people have certaiuly not got
what they expected Mr.. Mcdonnell
complains that the road was not taken
of his hauds; the com nuui!y complain
ed a. they wanted the use oilt. The old
road thst it was to take the place OF,
wss almost, if not altogether impsssi-
bic, Mr.. Mcdonnell vss notified last
fall, it is believed, by the chairman OF
the road committee, that something
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FRANCE.
Excitement In the Assembly,

PARIS, July 6.-The excitement runs
high at Versailles. The Legirimisi
deputies, to the number Of ore hundred,
have decided to vote against the Minis
try tomorrow. They have drawn up
an order OF the day, censuring the
government for the misuse ofthe powers
conferred by the state OF seige, in avoid
ing auy mention of the manifesto OF
Count De Cbambord or OF the
suppression OF LUniOn, SO as
to secure the support OF
the Lett The position OF the Min
istry ia critical, aud it is thought that
som. changes will be unavoidable, even
il a counter coalition in favor OF
Periers' bill.should succeed. The sit
ting of the Assembly tomorrow may
possibly result in dissolution, unless
the fear of such a step should restrain
the opponents oftbe Government.
The funeral OF NJ. De Goulsrd took
place to-day.
Hon. George Bancroft has arrived in
Paris and will leave for London on
Wednesday. He visited ex-Presldent
Theirs to.dsy.
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CONNECTICUT.
Railroad Accident.

SroNY CREEK, July 6.-The train
from the Connecticut river fo- New
Haven ran of the bridge at this place
this morning. Superintendent w. NJ.
Wilcox jumped from the train, aud was
killed by the cars falling on him. Tue
baggage car and FIVE passenger cars
went off. Three OF them are bottom
ND. Az near as can be escertained
about fifty persons We're more or less
ipjured, but most of them by bruises.
Superinteudent Wilcox was the only
one who jumped from the train, and he
alone, 90 far az known, was killed. A
Young man was found beside Wilcox
under the car, but he is only bruised.
Superintendent Reed is here with q
large force OF men, clearing away the
wreck. The rear car was the first TO
leave the track. aud the whole train
went off with the exception OF the en-
CINE. Various rumors are sfoat as TO
the cause OF the accident, the most
probable being that the switch WAS
turned before the la.t car lett it. The
bridge 10 about ten feet high. Six ply
siciaus are on the ground attending the
sufferers.
New HAVEN, July 6.-The latest ac-
counts from the railroad disaster at
Stony Creek place the number OF
wounded at Is, nearly all slightly.
Ooe lady from Clinton, Connecticut,
had both legs broken and is inJured
internally. 1t is impossible to obtain
the names of the injured al the present
hour. Every car OF the train was
overturned, but the engine is partly
upright. The accident was caused by
the switch becoming misplaced before
the whole train had passed, throwing
the last truck from the track. Super
intendent Wilcox, OF the Short Line,
when he saw The rear car swing of,
Jumped from the baggage car 10 the
fats below, a distance OF sixteen feet,
and the cars fell on him and broke his
neck.
The cause of the accident Is now as
certained to be as follows: The switch
man at the weet end OF the bridge
while the train WAS passing over his
switch became impatient, and shifted
the switch before the last car had
passed.
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head" meaOios Mr.. Beecher. Now,
pray, what are We 10 make
OF such talk as this ? II
he really believes Mr.. Beecher
has committed an offtnse against him,
why does he not characterize it and
not 60 limiting round about it and then
Ginning in with melancholy boo-hoo Z
Give us pluck even in a scandal mon
ger. Old Mrs H. B. Stowe is head
and shoulders over a dozen Tiltons.
She told her true story" and stuck TO
il, though the exscrstiops OF the civil
lied world were showered upon her
devoted head in such protusion that her
name will be the synonym OF intsmy
for all time. Tiltou throws out hint
and then says be feels very badly about
it. This is the sum and substance OF
his sayings 40 far. Wonder what con-
clusion this lunatic will come 10 by the
time be writes his neIt2 Like Athos,
let us wait" B.
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New York Live stock Market.

NRw YORK, July 6.-Be.ves-Fresh
offerings 4,540, making 9,7l0 for the
week, against 10 400 for lsst week.
Quality very fair with comparatively
lew extra and lsrg. number OF heavy,
lat cattle from Illinois and Kentucky,
Demand light ard the market ruled
dull and closed weak st about the quo
tatioDs OF Friday las,, or reduction
for the week OF i6lc. Native steers
ranged at 9t@l2tc: fair 10 choice Tex
ans 94@l0!c. Sheep aud Lsmbs-Re-
ceipts yesterday and to day $3.50, max
ing $4,000 for the week, against 26, 100
fer last week. Sheep q shade iirmer
ard tc higher; withltsir ssles at 40
&c; lambs easier aud lower at 79l0c
Swne-Receipts today and yestedav
l0,9S0 making $3.50 for the week
against 30,2l0 lat week. None OF.
fsIed alive; dressed frm at 81 IS
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, july 6.-Flonr-Quiet and
unchanged. Whest-Quist, weak and
3@3Ic lower; No 2 2spriug 81 l2 sr OF;
| llf@l III July; 0st August; No. 8
do l 06; rejected 97c. Corn-Duil
and lower; No. 2 mixed 5Si@ 60c
cash; 5Sic July; 5S4c August rejected
Soc. Oals-In fair demand sad firm;
No. 2 242@43c spot; 4lt94lic buJ.r
July; rejected 4lac Rye-DuIl and 4
shade lower; No ? Sc, Bsrley-Dull
and nominal; No. 2spring 81 l0@l 90.
advanced and strong st
SIS GOALS 62f spot or buyer July;
Is 624@lS 65 buyer August IS $50
Is so buyer September. Lsrd-Iu isrr
demand and advanced at $ll 25 spoI;
IL 25@ll3 80 buyer July. Fre,ghts-
Active; to Buffalo 4c. This afternoon
on call board wheat closed firm At
81 l2i July; 0si August, Corr
Closed firm at 59io July; 59tc August.
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view York Market.

Npw YORK, July 6 -Cotton-Quiet;
middlrUg upIspds lT!c. Flur-
HEAVY and lower supsrfne wsstsro
snd Stss S O065 40 common to
good 5 7OS6 TO- good to choice do 6 IS
G.6 55; white vhear extra 9 j6la6 So;
extra Ohio ; sOS7 Is. Wheat
Heavy and lower winter red aud am
Der western 81 3D9l Sc: white western
| 50. Rye-Qulet at 81 O6Sl 10.
Bsrley-EoninaI. Coru-Heavy and
lower v.stern mixed 75G76!c western
yellow 76977c; white western 82G83c,
Oats-Iu tar demand and shade bet
ter; mixed uestsrn 56G6Oc; white west
.ru 6O964c. Cofee-Quiet. Sugar
Firm; fair to gosd refining 1irGstc
P.irol.um-Firm; crude 5@5ic, rsfit.
ed l2!c. Egga-Hesvy western l8G9
20lc. Pork-Qlie'; new mess SlS 10.
Lsri-Frmer, prime steam ii l3.Ioc.
Butter-Frrm; reT western I5Ca 2oc.
Cbeese-Heavy at l0Gl3!c. WHISKY
STEADY 81 99c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 6.-FIGur-Qulet
Howard street and western Ruperiue
81 25G5 co; extra ) 2j@6 90; family
6 2j6S 90. Wheat-QuIsi Ohio aud
Indiana red 81 3S6l 43. Corr
Firm; new western 76c; old 7Sc. Oats
Excited aud higher; mixed western
67G6Sc; white roc. Rye-Nomiral.
Provisious-Quiet and firm; no stock
offering. Pork firm and higher mess
$40 OO@l9 50. Bulk Mests-shoulders
tic; clear rit 9lc. Bscon-Shouldes
7;c, clear rib lOic; tugsr cured bams
l4&l6c. Lsrd-Rsfued l2tc Butter
-Quer;!prime to choice western 2@@
2jc. Coffes-Suoug and unchanged,
Whisky-Quief.
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--MDe -
OHIO.
Injunction Dismissed

COLUMBUS, July G.-Judge Bingham
to-day dismissed the postoffice injunc.
ton case on the ground that as the city
council Lad not as yet passed on ordI-
nance authorizing the Upiied States
Government to take possession o! rooms
in the new city hall building for use as
a p:stoffice, the action OF the city
solicitor was premature.
The Columbus Races.
COLUMBUS, July 6.-The free for all
trot OF the Columbus Driving Park
Association which was postponed from
Saturday on account OF darkness, was
resumed to-day. Red Cloud took the
4th heat il 2:24f Huntress the "a,
and Nettie the Sd. Nettis took
the next two heats and the race in
225i and 224. Red Cloud second in
the fifth and third in the sixth. This
completed the races for this meeting.
The meeting has been great success
financially and furnished excellent
sport.
T. II. Rittler, general agent for the
sale OF McCormicks reapers, had his
pockets picked to-day OF money and
notes amounting 10 S340.
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Postal Revenue.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Book Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The meet
ing of the American Book Trade
Union on July 2lst, at Put-ir-Ba
Lake Erie, viii doubtless be the largest
gathering OF persons interested in the
book trade ever held in the United
States. Addresses will be made ty
prominent aurhqrs, publishers and
booksellers, ,,and matters Of great inter-
els 10 the trade will be discussed.
Hurri' ans in New Jersey.
On Saturday evening hurricane
visited Salem, New Jersey, unroofng
buildlngs, tearing up fruit trees and
damaging the crops MullorG's hay
house was entirely demolished and
Gum & Hunts oil cloth factory was
unrooied. After the storm the streets
were almost impossible from the pres
ence OF broken tree limbs and other
debris.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DBrARTNENr,
OFrIcE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsaINGroN, July E. SIN

AR DRFARTAEST,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
WAsHINGroN, July E. SP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and Lower
Lske Region psrtly cloudy weather,
followed by local rains in northern
New York and near Lake Oatario,
southeast to southwest winds, high
Temperature aud stationary or falling
barometer. For the South Atlantic
States clear or fair weather In the in
terror and threatening weather near the
Georgia or Flori1s coasts, north or east
winds, slight change in the TEN mperature
aud rising barometer. For the Gulf
States partly cloudy and continued
warm weather, variable winds, high
tenn perature ard stationary barometer
ess. Of the Mississsppi river. For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley generslly
cle.r and very warm weather with
variable winds and slight Changes IN
the barometer. For the Upper Lake
Region and the Northwest partly
c oudy and continued warm weather,
with southeast to southwest winds,
stationary or falling barometer and
local rains during Tuesday.
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SrocKs-Opened heavy and lower
with pressure to sell. Northwestern com
mon wa. offered from 43 down TO 4Oi
before any sales occurred. ST. Paul
common al,o declined J / and the gen.
RAJ market fell of t al per cent. Sew
eral fuctU atiors occurred during the
dsy. but the market WAS weak and in
the closing dsllings showed decline
OF from / to | per cent from the highest
point OF the j ~, but a. compared With
the closing pr Gee o. Friday, the decline
ragged from to 3! per cent The
greatest activity to-day was in Lake
Shore, Northwestern, st. Paul, Ere
Western Union and Wabash, while the
greatest decline was in st Pau aud
Northwestern common, the former a.
compared with Friday beirg down 3;
per ceut and the later 81 per cen.
Among the sales were - 900 shares Of
Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mai
1900 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Union Pacific, 1900 Northwestern.
6 900 Rock Island. lG 600 St. Paul and
70 600 Wabash. The decline in North
western and -. Paul vas caused by q
refusal o. tue United States circuIt court
in Wiscousin 10 grant an Injunction
asked for against the Stale Of Wiscon,
sIn. in relation 10 the rerently enacted
law f1Dg freight rates.
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PhiIadcIpbIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July 6 Flour
Dull; superfiDe 50 1904 80, State, Ohio
and Indiana extra fauly 7 O097 s5.
Wheat-Dul!; red 81 IS. Rye-Hrld
st$lOD Coru-DulI; yellow soc; new
western mixed &c. Oats-Du!I; white
65G67e; mixed 63c. Buuer-WeAk
and receipts light; wsstsrn choice 22(S
23c; fair to good lS92Oc. Cheese
Weak; rsceipts liberal; prime western
IIt@l2ic; hall skim, l0@ll3c. Eggs
STEADY; western fresh stock 24G25c.
Petroleum-Rtfned l2Sc. Whisky
Held 81 oslo.
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Military iInXamcnts.
ENGLAND ID.

LONDON, July 6.-Dispatches from
Spain state tnat General SsbaIla, by
virtue OF his rank, should have sue
ceedsd General Trstany, dismissed, but
Don Carlos appointed General Lizsr>
rags, short time ago reported shot, TO
the vacant command, and that SsbsIla
is greatly dissatisfied, and has an
nounced his, inteution o. gong to
France.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, July There WAS only
a moderately active package d.maGd
tor staple cotton and WooIen goods, and
toe jobbing branches Of trade were
quiet. The marke. for cotton goods
was essentially unchanged, but Fruit
OF the Loom A uss reduced 10 l3c /;
brown drills 10 good demand and firm.
Fancy csssimeres lees active, but over
c9atings, clolhs, worstsd ~ ting' aud
rspellAnls more steady.
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The Beecher.TiItOn Matter.

When Mr.. Tiltou published bis
famous reply to Dr.. Bacon, charging
Mr.. Beecher with having committed
An offeuse against him which he Tor
bore 10 name or characterize, every
body supposed that there was really
something the matter. The quotation
rom letter which Mr BescLer had
written him, in which the distinguished
divine wished himself dead, aud spoke
OF humbling himself before him (TIlton)
So before his God, seemed to indicate
gull, OF q most dsmnipg nature, i
burst OF lsmentstion went up sll over
the country, aud not the feeble alone
earnestly inquired, whom can We trust
now 2 Mr.. Tilton hss written again,
and speaks OF that sad snd sorrowiug
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ToI,tio hihtket.

TOLEDO, July 3.-FIOur-Steady.
Wheat-Active and advanced; No. ,
white Wabash 80; No. 3 10 ! 35; No.
white Michigan 43, amber hrchr-
gan 25; July 243; August ! DO No
, red 90; new "A; No. 2 red 22Cg
| %; August ! IS Corn-ln lair de-
maud aud firm; high mixed cash, July
ard August G3Ic; September 64c; low
mixed 63tc; August 63!c; yeIlo" 6ilc;
white 69c; no grade G0tc. Oats-Quret
and unchanged; No. ] SIC.
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p,,,,moY.Tob.oeo Market.

Wemsk. tn. following extracts from
the Tobacco Circular issued by hsssrs
GrEKE 4 NlExASS, Baltimore, July
Since The issue Of our lsst crculs, Of
June 9. our market Tor Ohio tobacco
has been guile animated, The total sGles
having reached come 1000 bhds.. be-
sides the 900 hbda OF old tobacco men
toned 10 our last
Among The Gales msde we're son.
! 200 hhds. 10 Brothers Bopiuger, Tor
France and their Du.burg Fsci0ry,
about the ssme 10 specalsiors, and the
rect 10 shippers for different places 10
Europe. About 100 bbds. are .sid 10
have been bought for q small order
rom Italy, and this ss well as the pur-
cbsses made By spectators. and the
general unisvorable reports regarding
the pew crop have helped TO give 8
better tone 10 our market, 20 that pr zee
have gradually advanced on all kiset
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PENNSYLVANIA.
suicide,

ERIE, July 6.-John Hall, an old
citizen o. this county, suicided on Sat'
urday by cutting his throat with a
razor. He had been sick for come
weeks and was partially derauged. H .
body was found, alter long search, in
field some distance from his house,
with two gashes across his throat, either
OF which would have been fatal.
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CINCINNATI.
Strike Ended.

CINCINNATI, July 6.-The Union coal
miners at New Straisvile, Ohio, ended
their long strike there Saturday by re-
turning 10 work in body.
son Of J. J. Piatt, the poet, was 80
badly injured Saturday by the explo. g.
sion OF a vial OF gunpowder that he died
In few moments.
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BY TELEG R A Phi.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, office North
west corner of Main and 18th streets.
SHINCTON.
WASHINGTON, July 6.

WASHINGTON, July 6.
The assignment OF General Howard
10 the com mand Of the Department OF
the Columbia is 10 place of General
Jefferson C. Davie. The order reliev-
iug General Davis has not yet been
issued, and il is not stated to what
point he will be ordered.
The new District Commissioners have
been in secret session at the Arlington
Hotel ell day.
The SAFE Burglary Case.
Attorney General Williams to-day
appointed A. G. Riddle, Asst. Atty.
General, to prosecute Re safe burglary
case.
The New Government.
The new District Commissioners
have been in session at the Arlington
Hotel all day and have had before
them ex-Gov. Sheppard, E. l.. Stanton, 3,
Attorney for the Com missioners, Comp
troller Taylor OF Treasury Department,
ex-ComptrOller Baker OF the late Dis
trict Government Sinking Fund Com"
mission, Henry A. Willard, formerly
member OF the Board OF Public Works
and others, with a view to making
themselves familiar with the true con-
dition G! the affairs OF the late District
OF Columbia Government, that the work
OF arranging them may be commenced
without delay.
Postal Revenue.
The number OF postage stamps Issued
to postmssters by the Department dur.
ipg the fiscal year ending June 30 was
632, ,733 ,42O. The Issues for the pre-
vious year were COL ,93l $50 The
value OF the stamps Issued IN the last
fiscal year was S23, 3,S27,0O0. In addi-
ton to the above OVER 80, 900 900 official
stamps were issued TO the several ex-
ecutlve departments, not including
postal cards or stamped envelopes The
total value OF all adhesive stamps
issued during the year was over
S25. 100000,
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ILLINOIS.
Died.

PsoA, July 5.-Hon. 7. c, Moore,
former representative in the legiela-
tU-e fro this county, aud the first in
terasl penue collector OF the old Fifth
d,sr ctiied here yesterday morning.
Hls funal wss largely attended.
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BOSTON.

Boon, July Con the streets it is
revord that the Short Line train was
throw off a bridge by a misplaced
swite between New London snd New
Have this morning, and that Super
in,en,nt Wilson was killed and sew
erIl ers injured.
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TnsIIIherin Cattle M.rk,I.

EAsr LIBERTY, July 6.-Csttle-Ar-
rivsls, i5cludiog Saturday and sunday,
l33 cars no Gales. Hogs-Arlvals,
including SATURDAY aud Sunday, Is
carr; best 30 TO 6 60 Yorkers 8 20
to 6 90 Sheep-ArriVsls, ioclud nR
Ssturta7 and Sunday, IL cars; 10 ssin'
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GI.raIann narkeG.

CLEVELAND, July 6.-Wbest-Stesdy
and unchanged. Corn-Quiet aDd no.
changed Oats-Steady sod qsiei; No.
! stst. SAC; No. . 52c white 55c. Pc
troreum-DulI sDd heavy; standard
white l0c Ohio state test TO 1902 l3c
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock Market

NEW YoRx, July 6.-MoYEY-Essy
at 3 per cent. Sterling quiet at 4 S73
64 S7s for 60 days, and 4 90 for eight
prime discounts 5i963 per cent.
Treasury Disbursements s627, 600. Gus
toms receipts $4ll,0O0. Imports tor
the week $5,l07,430 Exports S7l,-
9l6 "a.
GoLD-llOi@llO, the opening and
closing rates respectively. Carrying
rate l@3 per een'; closing at 3 per
cent. Cleariugs $36,00O,0OO.
STATE BoNDs-Neglecied.
RAILROAD BoND7-Quiet and firm.
GovEENMENTs-QuleI and sllghtIy
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GEORGIA.
hrridc Wind Storm.

SAvANlH, July Ga cyclone passed
over thisity last night, tesring up
trees sndlroofing houses. The grand
stand at fair grounds was entirely
destroyed,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

IUnder this head we invite and publish
all sorts OF ODmun! cations, on all .Orts OF
subjects, without assuming any reeponsi-
bility for the sentiments expressed and
merely giving al classes Of our readers an
opportunity 10 be heard.
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From our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-
dsy will be generally clear and very
vsrm. with variable winds.
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ANNOUSCEnENT.

We take pleasure In announcing to
the readers OF the REGISTER that We have
made arrangement for the reception
and publication of the full telegraphic
news report furnishe ed by the agenIs Of
the Asscc ated Press. Our telegrsphic
columns will hereafter contain all OF
the news usually published by the lead
ing papers in the principal cities OF the
country, in as full detail as the impor-
tsnce OF the events chronicled may
seem to demand. o..
1t is proper to state also that, 10 ad
ditou to the full news report mentioned
above, we have, for the especial sc-
commodation OF large class OF our
patrons, secured the reception Of a
special dispatch from Baltimore each
Thursday morning in relation to the
Cattle Market in that city. The latest
quotations in this important market
will be published in the Weekly REG
lsTER hereafter, twelve hours in sd-
vance oftLeir publication in Baltimore,
aud in the Daily REGISTER, on each
Friday morning, simultaneously with
their publication Ia the Baltimore
papers OF that date.
These improvements in the collection
and dissemination OF news that is oil
importance TO the public, are, Cd course,
attended by some additional expense on
our part. but they will render the REG
IsTER more valuable to it's many readers
than ever before and in this we fad our
reward. Desiring, most heartily, to
promote the interests Of all, those to
whom our paper comes daily or weekly,
we intend to spare no effort or expense
that can aid 10 making the REGISTER
useful to its patrons.
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IRELAND.
Strike OF Operatives.

DUBLIN, July 6.-All the operatives
in the Inca mills OF Belfast hSve struck