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New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

Redt Sanou "a
PROysIONSThe Pork market stronger but closes que ne
sses 1900 bills at SlSdSlS l2 ie seN
Mess $40 25 Prime Mess s2l for Clear and Ss Jr
short Clear hear cf 700 bb Mes Tor 9al,
(la.t night sl7 95 $50 b do to-day SIS % Bei QUE.
us ssS, .e Of SO bhk at 81 o$i3 Plain Mess s4 500
Sl5 Tor BIa Bees inactive and steady Besi Hams
are In oene 80 bb southern at s2OdS2Z Cus
Meats are sales Of 900 Picked Hams very
6gb, weights 2dl2c 1900 Smoked do, 122d l34 5oO
Shoulders at 7c Picked Sc for Smoked IL 900 n Bellies
llal2 average 9sc 900 Picke Bellies 9i2 10 average
OH. quiet sales OF 40 boIes City Long Cea
lOalO $50 boxes Short Clear seller Noyembtr at &c Dressed
Hogs fairly active quote at ita SC io wv
Lard stronger but less active; sales OF 5oO tcs t
for City; IL 9l6dl for Fart Prime steam 2oV tes nuhea
ladll5e 40 tcN Cckin Grease, CSC, and FAR "hte
for future delivery hear Of 1000 e seller JAY il'a"ii 'e
1850 seller August, IL asdll IL DC - III a ,.,,
market fl Crude remains very Gull sno qno
lions nomna quoted sdoc for on and Sotde
% bbs Refined is firmly held very q1iet at 2% for
delivery upaered quoted at l7dl7 Naphha
less active steaiy; City at a i2c
RTbere demand and the market steady sales
100 Rangoon bond So % god 70 casks
7s1sic $50 bags Rsngoon 6d7c We quoe Carolina
7iaQ7s1c Fair; SdSSc for Good; S2ds for Prime snd
Ss1c Louisiana 2GS for Fair TO Prime, an hsngooh
at 6J4 ale currency. l.,
SKNS-here for Goat but the extreme prices In
sste on 4S bales Vera Cruz LOO bales
Tsmpico 46 bales Bombay l43 bales Uscao
1859 bales Aspinwal and 22 bales New Orleans Sales ~ bales
Bpenos bales Rio Hsch and 81 bales Teras are
lZu bales fars
and Sa bale Tsmpco IL bales Cara
Gao 80 bales Aspnwa bales Southern and bales rsVss'o
moderately active prices unchanged Saess o0O Para
500 Vera Cruz and Sssl 1000 Central American And oooV
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

,, H., ,,. .., q 3os bbI, do last IL, 500 do
rect ,, wear II 3s2 The market length shows ensnes %
R.fens for the extremely hight and with the
,,,S demand Incident 10 weather. when pastry and eesm
reeve eItra attention there buoysnt tone AZ th fne
s NAV he ouoed upward tendency lhe ,omnie In
ehsne OF the Inspection SUI ID son A"' Pons
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

Th.,. b ne,n an abundance Of splendid Cpvtr and Jersey
market time during the week ha gooi dv
prices been ed Prime Wilson's sold itey o'iy I2ao S
r t,rd, And fancy Cherries will not be one half
erop in this section southern apples arriving ouo''ion'
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MEATS.

There good West Washington MARKET With
easier prices Mount and Bucks County esve Sag STATE
a L., fair 10 good do 6d6i2 heavy 4oA % Lambs
s,sag Exports p.6 week 6l3O boIs bacon $40 DO beef
1858 bbls pork, ll5 tea lard
HOPS
Receipts for the week 1874 bales. DO last week 40 bales
reel s,, year bales bales fair bat not
favorable feature Of full prices generally
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continued fair Inquiry for hennng
trh, snd the market sr; Newns steadily held nut
squiet we quote Cuba Centrifugal and MIe 3odS2e soA
36d4Oc; Clba Mrsovado Re6png 81 G4S Taos 1oa
ss rOcery a2diSc Porto Rico. 4Oa7oe English ian'' SUI
52c., New Orleans. 70dS5c - ~, -....., 49,
NAVAL STORBs-Tbe for sti Terpenne continued eI
holde at chanabie
STRAINED remains 81 80 for lots m The sne
grades nothing Tsr quoted nomlt s " - ." "
Wa,bprton Pitch selling 81 TO- delivered, for CV
OILS-nseed steady dull al 30 dSle nom erusners
Crude Sperm fair request sni the market steady
crude whale dull s firm but quiet henhsden du 1no no"
,n,i &c Other lis uneh We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

The NRw-l YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER r. X. C0sPAEY,l
TREAsrKEAs OFFICE NEW ioRk June %, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until MONDAY the 29h Of June inst, for ONE MIL
LION OF DOLLARS lOOOO0O in the First Mortgage Bonds Of
COMPANY he ssued Coupon
e,ch Registered" Bonds OF $5 900 aud
$40 each, bearing payable LIST OF
July principal 1903 The MORTGAGE by
they secured FIRST LIEN upon railroad,
property and franchises OF the Company.
be sealed properly ndorsd and hond
denomination Of bonds wanted
issued should
Each be accompanied by check for equa to FIVE PER
CENT the bh such be applet toward pay
meni pahee be retained in OF rejection
Bonds will be ready delivery THURSDAY July = at tbs
Office whe nd VIII the balance be paid.
the Company the right To AL proposals. offered
Treasur
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nrwvoRx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SUPPLEMENT-

and Wheat shDmensOoo bbls Flour and l7oooo
Haurms June 23Pour dull and unchanged Corn nominaly
7Sa7e With demand Oats dull sod holders snxous 70 o'e
Oswsao, June 33-Ploar steady and In M demand nes o.
100 bbia 81 25 for No. Spring; 81 % for Amber "neri
81 % White 81 10 for Double Errs Wheat quiet
sprnr Arm. No. Milwaukee Club held at 81 43dsl AZ Bi'Ia
s,Ies 73d74e Corn Mes-S32 for Boed $3 for unooed
y ton Mfeed unhsuged snorn, $40 shipstsn *Z9 MD
dips. s2Ids26 y Preirhwbeat, 7ssc; Corn and
Rye Ne. io,i Lamssr sS l2 TO the HUDSON 49,, Is 20
3d. SswYork 40c; TO Albany 3se Lake kecepts-SVoov
bu,h 10000 bush Corn l75l 900 feet Lun6er S,ta
600 bush wbest 5000 bush Corr i42I se
Lumber canal from Buffalo and Oswo
Tor Yesterday comprising shipments from the former o
IL dsu the latter for days 900 bush wheat
24 900 buh Corn lis 900 bush Osts IL 600 bush RTe
Petroleum nOmin Refined 12s June and jay ls.s
lugus, Flour cult saperfn IS 50dSf 3d. EItra
Ohio and Indians Family SO 625ds7 SO Wheat dni Red
81 4OdSl 45 Amber 81 52dsl 60 White 81 4OdSl % nIe
Whit. 81 S64e Os,.-Mixed 80 qa6Or WHISKY. 9she
sr Lous 23Flour dull and drooping some shipprrs
market for grades Wheat dull and nominal No. spring VI w
No Red Winter 81 30 Corn frmeE No. MIed lh dsa
No sold 46df6ia hsei and in elevator Eye 1S'hoe 10
inf WHISKY steady e6c Provisions quiet and steady only asma
orl., trade Lard quiet; Summer h- At sssbie
I,ys Hogs 6m aud hshe light at - 75d$5 l0 Bacon SOC
M.am av 10 P.r buseheSs IS 5od s Steers $50
81 D. Reeept.2 900 bbls Flour. 2OOO bush wheat iZooV
bu,h. Corn, 5000 bush. Oats . -, NJ q yh,,.
wab.sh 81 COS NJ" White aiehg.p, 81 ~. A%,rr a M a
81 iOa 81 22 August No Red 81 2' Corn 10 M s %
m,nd and High Mixed 6jd66 cash 66c JaZ Lor M Ali
65a cash IS @ July No Grsie 63e DamAse PC va,s %
ri 600 be.n Wheat 26OO Corn 900 bn.h Oats Ship
nsus-o 600 bb Flour bush Wheat 5oOo buso Oon
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EESYoRK AND HARLEs RAILROAD CoxPAsr (leased).
TKaAsuREks 0FvIcR. GRAND CssTRAL DEPOT Z
NEw.YoRK. June 90 1874

NEwloRK. June 20 ISl4
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
/ until MONDAY ooh inst, 70, ONE hiLLioS OF
the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OF thls
eomp.s. fhc.e be Of Coupon Bonds
Of Registere" Bonds OF 81 oO 50 600 and
$40 each bearing cent payable the lst Of May
LIST Of November principal due in 1900 The mortgage BY which
lien the railroad and franchises OF
Company Zach proposal be price dat AID should be
sealed aud properly nose and should state the kud and dena
OF bonds ntd the which Registered Bonis to be
issued should be accurately given
Each be accompanied By check for e1ua 70
the Of the bid such 20 he applied toward
be of rejection
The bons will ready delivery THURSDAY July 2 at this
Office when aud w1ere the balance must be paid.
Company the right reject and all proposals
&. VANDERBILT, jr. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

3ssDs for the week % 5Gl toIes DO last week 65754 o
30,334 co. EIpors 75439 bo1es
5000 boIes O5, 32
Gold closes lils Liverpool Csble 7ls London Cable 72s
Cheese sold actively but sellers have been forced shippers
In wOk OF the line Of noted The closed
today l42 regarded the oose
generally determination support
lions At Little P Monday sales Of O90 boxes
l4Ldl4le for Fine Fseory, and 14di4e for Fair Des
quoted a. l2o4se Caea sales Of 5000 bores l3i
fo sales Tor l3c Tor
Inferior Dealers express great dissatisfaction the Of
rushing impey cared Cheese into mset They eoupl
wisdom point avoid prices
spiepated the ne they have that interest n their
which feel that shoni
exchange Of eha eooda 10 Of these mellow
Cbee beisd the weeks receipts that the decline
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
COTTON MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA June 23Cotton quiet, Midding ise Lov MD
dngs i7c strict Good Orinsry lt2, Good Ordinary, loc of'
dinar 4i2e; receipts l06 bales gross lOo BALE
BIIrIsokg 23-Coon quiet: Mdding, IL F Low hii'
ding. i6os; Ordinary 2 receipts 62 bales eI
ports % bsies sales 100 baes spnuers ~ bales ock'
6SS2 baleA q,
EoRroK Cotton drn tending up Low Midiing' l6s
l6c receipts 296 bales exports cosstwe 6O2 bales saes
90 baIes; stock. ]. .40l bales
GIyHsroy June 23-Cottou nominal Good Ordinary 15c net
receipts OIL bales: stock. q, "a bales. ,,,,w
June 23Cot,on quiet and unchanged Mddhps
lie receipts l47 basi l47 bsles 'se' 7oo bales
stock 48, 7Ol bales ,,,,,u ,,,
net receipts. l8 bales; stock 335 bales -
June 23Coon nouins Mddlne, 16h2r net re,
eepts baes gross 800 ba sales 3S5 baes stock 1876
bales
NOZZLE 23-Cottou quiet and steady Mddng l6s net
80 bales; EXPORTS coasts 10Y bses se Zoo pas
stock 959l bales.
NEsPHn June 23-Cottoo. demand hir; holders hrm Low
Middnng 16l4e. receipts so bales: stock ls 443 bales
BosToS June 23Cotton steady Midng ls s net receipts
81 bas gross 1875 bales sales 200 baies stock 5000 baes
ST. LOWS 3Coton nomnsly higher; Mddng l6'9l7e;
receipts. IS bales; shipments. 4 bales. - a.
CaARLKsroS June 23Cotou dull; Meidlns, l6c; net re-
CENTS AZ sales 100 bales; STOCK 10, l32 bales
Augusta June 23Cotou demand good; addhng l6e; net
receipts 2S bales sales. 2O7 bales ~ -
CiscxyAr. June 23Cot,on steady Mddings lei receipts
67 bales; shipments. 80 bales; stock 11.356 bales
LounyILLE, June 23.-Cotton quiet; Mddlngs. lO'4e
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BUTTER.

Receipts for the week 22403 pkg do last week 2G2j6 DO
same % 40 do Exports 2O1l trsns
little butter prices qnctston ruled
the week having the aid Of moderated supplies
Or the offering continues small and the rpPr quotations are quite
Obtained for lot pssesng real table excellence FiIkn
psced Pals be called hm at Doe
about supplied Western butter has the swing
together good demand Some
good Western but the weather srsn the
all there trade aud do
much complaint sbc uno los gsds In e there
Western remaining l5d 6c For
Western 23 has made that and other
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HAVANA AND YARA- The market
, les Havans st soc. 0$l. We quo
yAKA.
Assorted lots. 80. 10 q 80
DRY HIDES.

TALLOW The market quiet but fTm sses Of 4U,UUU n City
At sI4q9 g. l6c and II IL 900 10 Good at -ledsi4c
WOOTherc has been but moderate inquiry for Woo during the
rss three ruled firm 1eIs Wook
y and good eommsnd fail The West
ern supply but held above the views Of coosu
and Wools dull and stock
light Foreign the receipt light and these command full
holding OF for the ssles
brace 10000 Western Texas private erns 5000 DO Pulled
CiD California, "a SOOO 10
10000 2lc bales Wool private terms; 10
bales Spring California 3c bales Nevada 49,; sacks Sbelhngs
33c 80 bales Pulled u bales Fail California
4s bales Fall California 2jc 5000 Pal Ole,
1000 10 Unwsshed 40c 10000 N do. do 39c 900 10
Spring Clip California. terms 10000 Pieces 40054c;
900 10 Texas private 10000 ID Mesa pIvae terms
IN o0n 10 fb r-x.s 00n N,
Georgia private terms 600 Secured Teee DO 80 bales do
Pulled 10 bags do; 5000 Super 4Sdooe ~ bales
Spiug California 36 Lambs California private terms;
rs bags Spring do 5000 n Spring Cahcrnis do
WEEK ENDING JUNE ~
Bales valrr
I.ndon...........''''''''' L Op0
Liverpool. "fif
To, .............. 57l 2ls,jj9 s455j3
Receipts for tie Texas 65l baes California G1
palcs total ~ Is bales
wiiiSKY-Tle mast h fairly and frm sales Of 800 bbl
99c.
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Corr Mes. serss,si i5gst 81 Cos Mss ., - - o@ 30 - -
Iors Meal. weSS l0d 10 Corn Meal Geld Bsr q 50
srm: Fne White quoted At eOasi w; 90 low
75aSl IA Coarse 81 4Sdfl 53 Cob Meal 81 SOdtl So
Ground Peeda al 81 40dSl so y 100 n.
FIs-Dy Cod and prices are upsettedi sSeo
Georges 25as4 So and Pkied do Al 81 Makere are
.hae easier dull Massachusetts shore at 9d
x2l No sl4ds15 large No. g. SlOdSll medium oo 50
50, No. Bay sl4dSl5 No Hahfsr SIG aSlo and No 90
frm the stock small! qno'e at
3VQ35c 25c for No Other kinds dull We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
W-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.


Cor,lapdt and D-sbrosses-sts
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS;
Express for Osvego Ooeds Uuoa Rome svrs
Delhi,
wltho change Of cars throuvh to Oswego.
$40 a. Way Walton Delaware County Ne~-yoh
anda atera.t .tiate, change of
ll:40 g. m.-Worteudyke Accommodation.
$3.50 D. m.-Bl0Ominglsle Wsy
D. m-Us,er County Express through Eervle w.tout
change OF cars
3 30 D. -Bloomir gfale Local.
G:20 p. NV ortendyke Loca.
Division through
s:iOs m. and at 1880 ?. M, without e1asge Of car
ForS nj s.3O p making
drecco connection at franklin
ALL TRAINS STOP AT HACSRNsACK AND PATERSON
Tickets sold aggage checked 10 all principal Places
forwarded for all points Pier 81 North River
lin Pennyysnia H. Co.'S vsou adjoining Desbrossesst Fsrryl.
QUICK DISPATCH and Low EST RATES.
General Onces SO Libery.sl Nes.York- r. H. CHAPMAN
L.. Lr..lt I.sxan Anerf
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

-IOmnenclng June i, I0IF
Trains Harlem River station 5, and 9lb m l:2.
1855, 4:ic, 5l5. AMI 645 IN. -
Receiving passenger. of Mornis Steamboat CO.
leaving Fulton for Harlem River Staon o. S25 sad
ll:45 g. IN aad 3: 10. 4, 4:2j and p
For particulars posters at hoe and d,rots
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NEW;YORK, NEW-HAvEM AND " n,EIl,dS HARI.

NEW-4ORk, NEW-HANEN AND HAkl-
~ FORD X. R-NEWlORK AND NRwHAVEN DIVISION
NAV Is. lsi Psssenge station
NewYork Grand Depot: Forty secoads
NEWBORN -
Trains for NewHayen leave 7:lO Aecn) sos kfl sOo
tAccn 1000 tEI) 1900 tAcr) 100 EEL 500 tEh)
220 Accn 4:3o and jl5 Loea EI $40 EI1 and e;O EID
D
For South Norwalk 7:1O S:O5. 90j 1900 loo tRrl
220 35. 43s 5l5 $40 635. $50, $40 M For stamford
7lO s:05 90j. 1910 o. 1900 loo 22o sno 3l5 kID
1855. ABS, 4;i5, 5;l5. $40 6;35 1920 $40, sloGm
For Port Chester llfU -.
D. via Line l and 81 10 Tie s:05 LOO S;lb
glO stopping Stamford Norwer and 500
IN and 300 slO and $40 :. BRIDGEPORT The
IN. IN. Shore Line DIVISION for
Valley ssvbrook The sos and
Line Division for Norwich and New Haven
Northampton New Haven and the 500 and IN EI-
800 10 and IL trains connect WITH
Connecticut River R. a, Springfield .ni D M for MONTE Ite
sos m with Naugstuck X X and the SOD
.. Houssonic X r. at BRIDGEPORT The 5000 IN
with Danury and Nossk AZ south Sorsa,
S:05 1000 1888 and J:4U with hevCaIasn
q Stamford.
m, via Providence.
press Trslna 80
can Ticket od Of Company at Grsni Cen.
Of " T. Transfer Co., 944 BroadSaY ant
Windsor House. " aud No Court., Brooklyn ~to ~iI
check baggage from residence TO DESTINATION
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
-EGETARLEs.

Export, OF potatoes past 303S bbl jan l. 1850
bbl same $40 bbl Old potatoes die han
boush peutvey daring the rise OF few weeks ,go
are losing money sold under ~ y Dbl We
80 bb 81 81 for Peachhow and 81 o2 for Rose
NewJey pess have suddenly stopped the early eop was v snort
There supply nd. Oyster Bar queI
81 JOds2f Common sSdSlO T. 100 bunche The higher
ouotaon for North Carolina few Virginia onions
Southern tomatoes arrive poor order We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24

The daily average M the past week were 3. follows: By Ere
SO DO milk; Harlem Raos s. 10 DO;
Railroad 13 do; Hudson River Railroad, 9l5 do
Midland Railroad 100 DO and ~ cream miscellaneous near BY
rou, 400 DO Harlem Raosd platform the prices
follows 1t s June u Sc June Is 9Oc June ~ ~ 70;
June 70 81 June 81 81 25 81 25; 81 OCH
Same year 81 80 Price: ruled extremely low during the
unorabe ds OF the past week and the weekly average = not
one YESTERDAY weather Keeping
with the milk ad dealers look for better fgures
slNDRiEs.
before. BeeswaI
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
6tedmboats ano Railroads.
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at

EOR EXCURSIONS.-The swift and first
class steamboat WILLIAM COOK capacity for 2OO0)
throughout Summer application b.
VALENTINE Agent. Al yay-st y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-24
Uipioeno Notifies.

CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, New,
~ DIvIDssD Of FOUR PER CENT a per esa m ss d 81
srr Juy The books will on I'D Jane ana Oh
I'd July. u =. IInIoO., e.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-08
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Secretary Brist0w.

Secretary Bristow.
WASHINGTON, August 7.-Secretary Bris-
tow has gone to Cape May and will be
absent till Tuesday.
Appointments.
The President has appointed John G.
Keglev, collector of internal revenue, in
eighth Virginia district; Benjamin II.
Franklin, collector internal revenue, first
North Carolina district.
Non.EnfOrcement of Steamboat Laws.
1t will be recollected that after the burn
ing of the Wawasset, on the Potomac last
summer, by which so many lives we're lost,
board of local steamboat inspectors was
held here, and recommended legal action
against several officers of that boat, but no
such proceedings were instituted, and now
the two local inspectors of the Bal
timore district report with reference to
the collision recently, between the United
States steamer Gettysburg, and Lady OF
the Lake, on the Potomac river, that the
pilot in charge OF the Lady of the Lake
complied with all the rules and regulations
for the government of pilots, but they
found it impracticable, after several eff
forts, to procure any evidence from the Off
GERS of.the' Gettysburg on duty during the
fore them, on the ground of orders from the
Secretary of the Navy to sail on the
day summons was served, and on
the return Of the Gettysburg the officers
declined to appear without orders from the
Secretary of the Navy, and not deeming it
their duty to procure the sanction of the
Secretary, as to their powers in the prem
ises, and not desiring to be brought in con-
tact with the Navy Department, the in
spector concluded to close the investigation.
Thus, in neither case was the steamboat
law enforced
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-08
WHOLE NUMBER 2255.

election was q complete revolution through
out the city and county, with sweeping
majorities for the conservative and anti
civil rights ticket.
The Democrats Have Swept the State.
NASHVILLE, August livery ward and
district here except the thirteenth and thir-
tieth have made official returns. The regu-
lar Democratic ticket was elected by ma
jority OF from 1000 to 5000. Judge Cooper's
majority tor chancellor was $50 over Brien,
and over Brien and McLain together
-. In two districts he has $3.50 major
ity over Brien, and over Brien and
McLain together 932. The two districts to
be heard from will not change the result
either way over l00 The result through
out the State so far as heard from, is that
the Democrats have swept the State and
elected their candidates in every county.
Knox county gives the Democrats 300 to 900
majority.
Large Democratic Gnins in North Caro-
lima.
RALEIGH, August 7.-Democratic gains
reported from every part of the State.
State Democratic by from 10000 to 10000
majority. Seven Democratic congressman
out of eight and Democratic gain of some
twenty in the Legislature. Great rejoicing
in the city; speaking in the streets all day,
and cannon booming. Wake county DEM
Ocratic for the first time in fourteen years.
Wilmington Tells the Same Story.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August Returns
received to-day from all over the State are
but combinations of last nights dispatches.
The Conservatives have swept the State
like whirlwind. Legislature Conserva-
tive by largely increased majority. In
this, the fourth judicial district, the MAJ
jority for Mckay, Conservative will probas
bly, reach 500 or 700. The returns now COM
ing in are all one way. It is impossible to
estimate correctly the majority for the
State ticket, but it will probably reach
10000.
Nominated for Congress.
RICHMOND, August THE Conservatives
of the first district nominated Baverly K.
Douglass, of King William county, for Con-
gress in the tenth ballot. The principal
opponent was General R. T. L. Beale
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-08
THE WAR PATH.
Affairs mt Fort Sill.

WASHINGTON, August 7.-Colonel David
son, commanding Fort Sill, Indian Terri
tory, reports that two men were recently
killed near Elm Spring Station, and that
the drivers of trains are abandoning their
wagons in the road, and the farmers in the
Wichita valley are frightened, and many Of
them leaving
Affairs in the Indian Country.
An intelligent observer of affairs among
the Indians, whose reports have hitherto
proved reliable, writes from the Indian
country as follows:
White Shield, a Cheyenne CHEF, came into
this place from the hostile camp yesterday.
He was five days coming, and reported
camp at 225 miles from here, near the bor-
der of the staked plains. He reports the
Cheyennes and Comanches camped together
and on his way to this place he met camp
of eighty lodges of Kiowas moving to join
the Cheyennes and Comanches.
Large parties of Klowas and Comanches
are raiding in Texas and other places. Big
Bow, Kiowa chief, had recently returned
from successful foray with 300 head of
horses and mules. The weather was so
warm many Of the animals died.
A party of Cheyennes returned lately
from Colorado with seventy head Of horses,
and it is reported they killed three white
men.
w WulIo Oulclu says uuo SnoycAHc dEo
willing to be quiet and call it even, but if
the sOIiers are sent after, they will make
plenty of work for them.
He says that up to the present time the
Cheyennes have had eight men killed, and
many of their chiefs would like to come in
with their people, but those hostile are too
strong for them. think the hostile tribes
have between 600 and 700 warriors, and are
well armed and determined, and have
banded together for mutual defense. 1t
will take strong force to subdue them, and
the campaign should be conducted in
such a manner as to make it sharp
and decisive. 1 think there is but
one intelligent solution Of the In
dian question in this country, and that is
to disarm and dismourt the raiders and
then hang every one found guilty of murder,
and do it at once, in presence of the Indians.
l think if the government wished, couple
of hundred Indian scouts could be easily
raised to accompany the expedition. These
scouts could be found in the Territory, and
could be taken from all the tribes. II prop
erly managed, their services would be valu-
BILE. 1t is quiet here now. White Shield
reports large herds of buffalo near the hos
tile camp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-08
NEW YORK.
Hayemeyer to be Iuvestigated, ,

New YORK, August 1T is stated this
evening that the decision Of Governor Dix
in regard to the charges made against Mayor
Havemeyer was served on the mayor this
morning, and is to the effect that the Gov
ernor orders an official investigation, en-
bracing all the charges, to be conducted by
the Attorney General before, probably, one
Of the judges of this county.
Tweed's Residence Sold.
The residence of William NJ. Tweed, cor
ner of Forty second street and Fifth
avenue. was sold at auction by the referee
to-day for $l95,O0O.
New York State Investing in Government
Securities.
1t is reported that the State of New York,
having failed to get 50, ,0OO, 900 of new tives
awarded to the syndicate, is investing in
ten-forties. During yesterday million and
a quarter have been quietly bought, it is
thought, for the State.
The BeecherTiltOn Case.
1t is mooted whether Theodore or Eliza
beth is the most crazy. Beecher thanks
B. +. Butler for the tender Of his services,
but does not accept them. Butler helped
MoultOn to prepare his document.
Moulton denies being unfriendly to
Beecher. He had thus far endeavOred to
maintain peace between Beecher and Til.
ton and should continue to do so, and by
the removal of the MISUNDERSTANDING and
the intelligent realization of self.interest,
he should never despair Of maintaining or
renewing peace.