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TIfE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OrFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OTPICEk
WASHINGTON, july 70. SP.N.
PROBABILITIES.

PRoBA ABILlIlE>.
For New England and Middle States
and the Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy weather will prevail. with local
rains, variable winds and stationary or
rising barometer. For the South Allan
tic and Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
and areas of rain, east or south winds.
slight changes in temperature and falling
followed by rising barometer. For Ten
ne>>ee and the Ohio Valley. local rains.
with lower temperature, northeast to
southeast winds, and rising barometer
during the night. For the Upper Lake
region and Northwest, partly cloudy
weather with rain, cssterly or southcrlv
winds. followed by rising temperature
and falling barometer.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July ~ Flour -Qui't
and unchanged. Wheat Duh and
heavy; Obi" and Indiana y 3Grl o.
C"rn-DuIi 1T III. Oa's--Dull at G!n
~. Kyr-Dull aud nominal. Pruvi.-
ions Strong P"rk QuI" Bull
M"a,- -Sh"uld"rs -; ,l"nrrb b .id"' lOIr
Bacon -Sh"uId"r. s.n9c; clear rrb .ii".
Il.c. Lard l2tal%c Butter QuIrt
and -cArrr, w"Hrrn 23h2Ir. i"b""
Nominal nt 2O,a22r. Whi.ky -Qui't at
Firal ~
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INDIANA.
Boiler Explosion.

MADISON, July 20.-A boiler explosion
occurred this morning about ten o'clock,
in the extensive starch works of John
son Il Son. 4 battery Of three boilers
exploded, completely wrecking the boiler
room and partially wrecking the walls OF
the main building Tom. Coylc, engl-
neer; Tom. Mullen, Fireman; Tom. Raj
fertv, assistant fireman, and the frrryman
J. NJ. Salyers, who happened to be in the
factory Just rs the explosion occurred,
are badly scalded and otherwise injured,
Mullen, Coyle and Salyers, probably f"-
tally, The bricklayers are already at
work buildinp up the walls.
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Cabinet Appointments.

In the Assembly to-day, General ID Cis-
,cv. Minister of War and Vice President
of the Council, announced that Baron
De Chabrand La Tour had been appoint
ed Minister of the Interior and NJ. Ma
thicuboded. Minister of Finance He
further stated that the Cabinet ns now
organized had not had sufficient time to
agree upon lis policy and moved post
ponemcnt of the Constitutional debate un-
Ill Thursday. which was agreed to.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Crops.

san FRANCIsCO, July 2o.-Rcp"rt>
from all parts Of the State represent tn"
harvest progressing and the yield "t
grain abundant, much larger than hast
season.
San Frsncisco has donated tw0nty
thousand dollars to the Louisiana suffer
crs; the last in.talmcnt Of four thousand
dollar, WAS forwarded to-day.
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ON All L.
The New DPDOt.

ONNllA. JUIN 2U.-Mr +. I.aue,
who's >upcr>ntrnding the building "fth"
Union Pacific Railroad depot, received
orders from Chief Engineer SickleS YES
trrday To put on large force ofurn and
finish thn new depot on the l24-f"ot plan,
instead of the original plan of ~ feet.
The work will br commenced ut once and
pushed forward with vigor
4 large number..o Mcnomitcs arrived
in this city to-day, bound for the interior
the State.
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NEW JERSEY.
Serious Accident.

ToroSTo, July 20-Chas. r. Warner
proprietor Of the Southern Hotel, ST.
Louis, passenger for Newark, had
his arm crushed to-day as the train en-
tered the Delaware bridge, in this city.
Warner sat with his arm resting on the
side of the window, when a sudden
lurch ofthe train pitched him forward,
striking the his left arm. 1t was crushed
so bad that amputation was necessary.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL. July 20.-Thc steamship.
Habaetis, Dorian, Briltamic, from New
York, and Ca-Pian from Quehcc. ar
rived.
NEw YORK. July 2O-Arriyed .t"sm-
ship Geoths from Hamburg.
QrEEN>Tow> July 20.-The steamer
Parthia from Bo-t"n ha- arrived
The Steamer Minny-o,a frUm Liver
pool. arrived today.
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CUBA.
Tax Decree.

HAVANA. July 2O.-Captain-G General
Concha has issued decree, to kc effect
August 1st, providing that duties shall
be paid AS follows: Fifty per cent. in
specie; Twenty-Five per cent on Spanish
bank bills with one hundred per cent.
added. and the remaining twenty-five
per cent in bank bills at their nominal
value. On and after the first inst. land
taxes are to b. paid in bank bills, with
an addition of one hundred per cent.
The decree of June 4th, authorizing the
Spanish bank to sell specie on the account
Of the treasury, to be used in the pay
mrut of duties. is annulled.
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The President.

No information has baen received at
the Executive Mansion when the Presi-
dent will return.
President Grant has sent telegram to
the Secretary of the Treasury requesting
the latter to meet him at Long Branch
on Thursday next, for the purpose OF
consulting upon official business.
General Spinner has designated VIM.
Bchrens Tor chief clerk of the Treasury
Office; James Goltllen has accepted the
position of Appointment Clerk Of the
Treasury Department.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW NoHk. july ~ B""vcs Re
c,im. 4.9iO head. maI ing ll,lyO i"r the
wcrl, ngn.n.t 400 lat week MARKET
very dull and weak at dcclin" "i NOR"
than L. from n.t Monday; Texans aud
Cherokee, 7ulH, uativ" -t."r- md oxen
9al2Ir. sheep and Lamb Receipt.
$50 head, making 21,2iO for ia" week
ugnin.t Ij,G2O n,t week. Demand light
at inGc for ,hrcp and Gaolc for lamb.
swine Receipt. to-day and Yesterday
$500 head, making 23,OGD ior ia" S"Jk,
against y, 80 lat week Non" offered
nliyr. Dressed frmcr nt SlaHi
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NV IoES. July 2O-Th" pA"Isg"
trade ruled dull 10 nearly all d"psit-
m"nt., and tn" J"bbing Lrauch". w"r"
dull tn" market fDr Cotton Go.-is Nas
unchanged ut iirm pric"s. Cottpn Flnn-
mel. in go-d d'Inand and .DDIs max
odd upto receipu. Grain Bag NOR"
utiyc Print moved .lOwly. Hosiery N
b"tt"r rcrrfr-t W"" Flannels and
Blankets 81 fair demand.
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LYClling.

The Journal has private advic"s from
Orange county saying that half wlttrd
fellow, who was addicted to petty thieN-
ing, was taken from the custody OF con-
stable and hung about five miles from
French Lick Springs this morning. ii"
Was under arrest for petty larceny when
lvnched by between twenty and thirty
men. His name could not be learned.
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Ten AS.
The Indian Fight.

GALvEsroN. July pa NS,o, Amstin
special -ays no official detail. have hc"n
received Of Major Jonc- night with the
Iudian.. near Jacksbor". Adjutsnt-
General Steel ha- received advice, that
on the 9Th. 80 Indians attacked small
party Of scout. belonging to Captain,
Stevens and Jocket'- command. The
scout. were - seriously Dutnumbered
that they avoided an encounter =
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Cincinnati Market.

CrScISNATI. July ~. Cotton -lSt"sdy
at lob. FI"ur-DuII bul unchanged
Wheat Dull ni lOnl %. t"m Dull
at G7aGgc. Ont.-firu ut JsaGs" RN"
- Scarcc ut II UOal O3 Pork Active,
large sale, early Vt 40 ~, held hrgh"I
:t ia" cl".c. Lard Scare" nnd hrm,
summer HALLE, k"ttl" l3c Bulk Meat.
Steady; shoulders Ne; clear RIB sd
SIC, clear lUc. Bac"n-D'maud far
aud market firm; shoulder. So, clear RIB
,ido- IOIc; clear lie. Whisky steady
and in mndcrat" d"mand at pc.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PmILADELPHIG. July 20.-FOur-
Dull; Iowa. Wi.con.in and Ninnrda
pItra family 5UOs7 -, Wheat--Dull and
weak at %jnI ~. Rye-SteAdy at b.
COrn-IIighcr at s2ss3c. Oais--D"-
elining: white TOaisc. Butter-Unchanl-
81. Steady. Eegs-t Dcksgg.
81. Petroleum--R Refined I2,g Wbi.ky
IL rld Al Jslc,
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MEXICO.
Celebration ofthe Fourth.

CRY OF MExICO, via HAVANA, July
IA banquet was given on the 4th in
honor of American Independence. All
the Americans here were present, and
the dinner was attended by President
Lerdo D. Tejada, the members of the
Cabinet. the diplomatic corps, and the
leading men of the country and press.
Minister Foster presided; the Declaration
of independence was read, patriotic
poems recited, and cordial toasts ex-
changed, --.f..-
There are now seventy-eight ProteS-
tsnt churches in Mexico. Five years ago
there was less than six.
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MEMPHIS.
Fatal ARRAY.

MEliPuIs. July 90.-Thi. morning 'rro
negro butchers named Frank WEIr'r
and sam Smith fought with cleay"r. aud
butcher knives in their shop in Chel..-z.
inaicting mortal wound On each othrr.
Warner was di-eInbOweIed. and Smith
was cut with cleaver. the wound ~
tending frum the shoulder t. the groin
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW York, July 20.-This has been
the dullest day of the season in Wall
street. There WAS not ssingle feature of
interest.
MoSEr-Easy al "a. per cent; prime
discounts 5la7 per cent. Sterling dull
with actual businos. at 49, for sixty days
and 4ssaissl for sight. Customs receipts
$4,000.
GoLD-opened and closed at hot.
Carrying rates Sper cent and hst. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 2jl,O0O.
Clearings 25,oO00o0.
STATE BoSps-Dull.
RAILRoAp BoNps-A fraction lower.
.GOvERNNENTs-firm at improved
prices.
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ARK ANSAS.
Investigation.

Little Rock. July D.-The Sub
Committee, Messrs. Saylor and Ward. Of
the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee. commenced taking testimony on
Saturday. About sdozen witnesses hav"
been examined - far.
There was short session of the Con-
vention to-day, but nothing Of interest
was transacted. Hon. H. J. Pindall, of
De~ha county, resigned hi. seat As mem-
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Toledo Market.

T0LrDO, July 2L-flmr--St"aIy
and ~ mudrratr drmand. Wheat Dull,
y, 2whit" Wabhsh ! ~; seller July
| ~: -.llor Augu,t ~; NJ. 3 do nv
] 2j; amEcr Michigan IL; No. ! rcd -,
40. / kcntucky whIt" ] 81; aml"r H.
linoi. IslaI ~ C"rn-Dull and hw
cr: high mirri cush and seller judy Gsr,
lDW mixed DC. OSt.-Iuict and uu-
changed, no. = ell"r Augu.t 81 r. -.
Irr September a..
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SToCKs-Opcned dull, but afterwards
became firm and somewhat active bW
closed weak at decline Of ! Ia ps
cent. Western Union, Lake Shore, Mont.
western and Pacific Mail leading the de-
cline. Among the Sal,'> to-day werr
l4.OOO shares of Western Union, 2O,N1
Lake Shore. GOO Pacific Mail and
= 900 81 Paul.
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DisgraCeful Row.

A disgraccful row between rival fac
tions of the colored Methodist Church "c-
CURED in this city yesterday, the partlc'-
pants being mostly women. The fight
was attended with no more serious con-
sequences than hair pulling, scratching
and guuging with parasolS. About I"
dozen of the most boiSterous were ar
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SPAIN.
Proclamation.

MADRID. July 20.-A proclamation
has been issued supplementary To tn"
decree establishing stat" of siege. 1t
declares that charges Of S"dition or CON
<pirnrv against the Stat" shall be tried 10y
Court Martial. and persons convicted "t
interfering with railroads or telegraph
shall suffer death.
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THE case of SHIELDS and PRESTON
against +. A. BENNETT, Auditor of the
State. decided by the Supreme Court yes
terday, involved the question aS to who
hould issue the warrant to pay for the
Insurance Of the State buildings ut
Charleston. The Governors authority
wa. denied. We will publish soon full
report Of the decision in the cuse.
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CHICAGO.
ProfeCtiOn Against Fire.

CHIcAG0. July 20.-At the meeting "t
the committee on Council tonight, an
ordinance was passed making tn" fire
limits and the cnrp"rnt" limits c"eHt"n-
siyr. The resolutions l"nking toward
protection against lire, adopted Rt th"
meeting in McCurmick'- Hall Saturday
night were referred To- Tia" committee.
and will be acted on at future meeting,
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Shin Ashore.

Last night during heavy fog the
British ship Warrior Queen, in bnIIn-t
for this port from New Holland, ran
ashore about five miles north of Point
Rrve.. above this harh"r. Sh" will
prove total los. The captain anI crew
arrived in ihc ,hips boats, bringing tn"
nous of the disaster No lives ln-t.
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Ex.Secretary McCuIIOch.

FORT WAYNE, July 2O.-kX-Secret"rN
of the Treasury Hugh McCulloch, "r-
rived here last Saturday from London I"
spend few weeks ut his old home. lie
will bc the guest of his two sons who Stlil
reside here. The Sentinel of this evening
is ont in "A three column interview IN
which the e1-Sccretary gives his views
on financial and other matters ot inter-
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The Crusaders.

The crl-maers of Portland, Oregon,
have abandoned their efforts. No move
ment has set been mad" for local option
election in. This city. 1t j. understood
they are waiting the decision of th"
Supreme Court on the C"nsttuti-ntlity
- thn low
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State Senate First District.

The undersigned, representing what he
believes to be the sentiment oi the peii'"-
cracv OF Ohio county, and at the personal
solicitation of the friends OF r. G. Cracraft'
ESD, does hereby announce him as can
didate for the position of State Senator
from the First Senatorial District, subject
IN IN, decision of the Democratic nomi-
mating Convention.
iylS HIS hlr'->i'"'
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTloN'
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

,,,,1E MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee nom the
~, Dis,r,ct, in absence Of any District
commi,tee, hereby call Convention OF
Delegates rrom each of the counties OF
E,-,r,c, to meet at Ellenboro, In the
r,,n,v Of Ritchie, W. Va, on THURS
D,w the 18th day of AUGUST. 1874,
a',inst. a Congressional Representa-
,,y. for said district. Your committee re-
tally request that county meetings be
nrI5 10 appoint Delegates to said Conven-
zion. >.
pASSFIL, WM. P. THOMPSON,
! " GALLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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GER RNANY.
Documents Seized.

Berlin, July 18.-The police in a"-
r,rd.nrr with telegram received from
Kisscngcn. have searched the hou'" Of
NJ. Crfnrn. editor of the GcrUGHid, and
other Ultramontunrs and seized n num-
bcr of documents.
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RaSP Rail.

Chicago, July 20.-ln the game OF
base ball here to-day the Philadelphia.
defeated the Chicagos by score Of
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Cleveland Market

CLEvEL.xD, July 2O.-Wheat-Dull;
ncw No. rId sf'l5. Com Ber"r 1t
TIs7ic I z,s-IIett = at s2sGie. Pstro-
.i-um-St-adIi standard whit" lOci OhiD
state t..t tD 10, II.
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For State Senate Second District.

In compliance with the wishes OF many
friends, | hereby announce myself IN
candidate TO represent the Second Senatorl-
81 district in the legislature, subject To the
decision of the Democratic nominating
,,ry.nt,on. WM. b. ICE.
Marion county, ". ia. yh
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2O.-lt is probable that
the motion for the restoration of th"
monarchy will be again introduced at
to-day's session of the Assembly.
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Bird Shooting.

CISCINSATI, July 20.-A number Of
sportsmcn from abroad, are here to at
tend the bird shooting match which COM
mpnrpS tp-morrOW
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The Regatta.

SARATOGA. July 20.-The Williams
College crew have pretty nearly cstab-
lishcd their claim to the fourth place in
the race, instead Of Dartmouth. The
Williams boat WAS awarded the fourth
prize by the judges, but Dartmouth dis
nutad the claim
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, July 20.-Entries for the
quadrilateral series of races, to be held
at Cleveland, Buffalo, Utica and Spring
field, close at 9p. III. Tuesday, July 2l>t,
at the offices of the respective associations
in the cities above mentioned. Parties
interested will do well to bear this in
,,ipI
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Mrs. Sophia Schmidt hung herself at
". Louis, yesterday, in consequence OF
an Objectionable love affair in which her
Young daughter has been engaged.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Mark et

PTrTsBUEGn. Jui~ 3n.-Cridc. weak.
st wells Gle INIT d line 9oc on lizard :
dned dull, quoted at We With few
knNsr..
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Receiving the YictOrs.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Thc graduates
and undergraduates of Columbia Col
lcge, including all its departments, the
academy, law, medicine and school of
mines. are requested to meet at the Grand
Central Depot at three o'clock this after
noon. to receive the victorious crew. y
band of music will be present.
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DuErSG the epidemic Of intermittent.
in the Wet thi. .'as0n, the Who'll" i'm
men.e ,tock of Aver, Ague Cure became
c,hau.,ed, and the producing power Of
hi. laboratory wa- found Inadequate 10
meet the demand. Many who
knew hi extraordinary virtue for
the cure II Chill. aud Fever. paid
rvorbi,ant price. f"r tho.e who we're for-
tunatc en"ugh to hAv" a supply on hand.
some of Dur nrighi-,r- paid ten dollar.
for II. while the regular price i but one,
and azure u, it IA. un the whole the
cheapest remedy they could buy even At
that figure They prai.e il for two quail
itiD-.. fr.t. that il cure. and lat th.i u
lave. the heath unimPaired.--i,''oa
SIggfgrd
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Mr.. Alexander Mcbride, AL Old and
well known hard ware Inerchan, 0i l>lu -
vile vas found dead in = bath tub ~ a
barber -hop Saturday afternoon. II"
b,I b-sn in bu.ins-- in LOuIsyIlle iof
twen,v-nine YEAR and Wa quite wealthy
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, oface Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 20.
Cuban Affairs.

The Dispatch says gentleman just
returned from Cuba, where he has re-
sided for the past nine months, states
that he does not believe the Spaniards
can hold out much longer, for their
finances are sadly deranged, and if it
was not for the fact that the people of
the United States are made to contribute
the largest portion of the expenses of the
Spanish rule in Cuba the war would
have been ended long ago. There is
about one hundred million dollars
worth of sugar exported annually. About
eighty millions of this comes to the
United States. A few large houses in
Philadelphia and New York have mo
nOpolized the sugar trade. These houses
advance large sums of money to the sugar
planters and their only securityis " lien
on the slaves who cultivate these sugar
plantations. They have been making
these advances for years, and have come
to have Il heavy interest directly i'll the
slaves and are therefore really slave
holders. If emancipation was declared
they would be heavy losers; hence they
are doing all they can to crush out tn"
Cuban rebellion, the success of
which insures emancipation. Whenever
the Csptain-General makes an extraor-
dinury levy upon the merchants of Cuba
he does not assess the small and great, but
confines his levy to II few of the principal
houses. These men Immediately call II
meeting of all the principal house. en-
gagged in exporting to the United States,
and they add the amount of til" levy to
the next invoices of sugar, tobacco, &c,
:, 10 sbippad IN this country
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Pigeon Shooting,

BosToN, July 20-Thrrc was pigeon
shooting match at Beacon Park to-day,
for two hundred and fifty dollar, Il sid",
between Captain BogarduS and WIN.
jail, which resulted in victory for the
former, jail giving up at the 10Th bird.
jail had ten dead birds to start the score
jail So, and BogarduS 60 ont Of 100
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NEW YORK.
News Items.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Mayor Have
never q short time ago removed the
Commissioners Of Armories, and informed
Governor Dix of his action, giving his
reasons therefor. The Governor has de-
clined to confirm the action Of the Mayor,
and assures him that the reasons assigned
for the removal are sufficient for the con-
tinuance of the Board, and that the power
ofs.removal should be only exercised for
grave causes.
The Beeeher Investigation.
New YORK, July q, l:3O A. MIR.
Tilton appeared before the Beecher In
vestigating committee, and no doubt
read his statement. The committee at
late hour was still in session, with Tilton
present.
Atl2:3O this morning Tilton, who had
been, reading his statement carefully and
deliberately. left DR.. Stars residence
accompanied by his friend, Ar. Frank
Maulton. 4 score of eager reporters
gathered around Tilton rs he emerged
from the residence Of DR.. Starr, and
eagerly cnquired for news. He said, Il
have nothing to say except that
I have made my statement and
think it is unanswcrable." In reply
to question as to whether his
statement could be obtained, he said the
committee had agreed that nothing
should be made public rs yet. He then
drove off with his friend Moulton. The
committee refused in the most decided
manner. to give any information what
ever. They said that Mr.. TiIton ; state
ment had been made, but there were
other witnesses to be heard from and the
time had not vet arrived to give any
thing to the public
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-21
Congressional Announcement.

PARKEIesBURG, June 9, 1874.
Yl N, Hheefimg Register:
At the urgent solicition of many friends,
Announce myself q candidate for Con-
yrrSS in the First District.
i.ub J. w. HORNOR.