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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08


Ap,,, 7whe., {. ,,ry quiet st.sir Oats f, de-
maud 'e hHS NJ western Western. ~ S ass '' sales
B1nISosx July 7-CotsOn euIs. Low hadlins. l6hslsss
yG9 s s%. :S s a.S 81 sSS Sa''i s , SS Ss sA
8 % Dss $ = q ts@a scs a q ia1a
s..Ns SS- va West. Western Ssa n. s's B V 30 w
ZOE Rs s@ s5c AL Hay uOes,oso PIo,sgs: sP' but
MSs.."shoade I Clear Rib sides. 9' B,eop shoqisr'
& cfs & RIB western S iS Suttcr s and PRIME to cSo
Ss25c Coffee strong active Fair to Prime Rio 70 2
9 E9,,,,o "i, 5s, 7isis lHi and Raj. Import, The
Ps j aSo S S Ss SS dGD3S SS 5GS Sc
655l5 Rail EIpOrtsNhea q 3S2 Su'G Com lss6
se 6at. &C. Four quiet Western spring 80 5Ods7 B.ser.
25 AMBER = Spsss Wiz M 90 y s 9, WIS S6ss ds 30
Corn dull sales Of 10000 su.b MIed No Western at 67e 9At.
81 10 BARLEY srm; Can.da, 81 9OaS2 Western 81 500
Csc.So July nominal whea. oPs9c sn G9 but
Ge & d ga G No. ASgs sghgSs q q i s.psbs m S sphns 81 6is
ST 65 Reed Doe Corn active Snd higher, ms,se t'ougi No
ad , z, 10 aaS = ' sa Bsi.y t5 S and Rs Hsmnss AL
l9&$ 20 Po5s sLs & and - s Ss- s7 iU,S. rDDs I i1g n
wh' m demand fSts aV2S.ase .o r%t S
Corn to Banao & as 70 % open % Do ropa Al 6 &c Ja AMI August
900 hSl Four 2Scoo bp'h Wheat 29s 900 bos a
bis -Four $4,000 bush Wheat Isl 900 SSh Com and ST93
' cySss,r r unsettled dull and declining At 50 50
chsnged MiIel 63d6Gc steady at 47djj Rye 6n and
scarce al 9Oc Barley nominal arm for tie bst grades stock
scarce PORK snn al SO i sales Of At io'
Kettle 1l9tQl2 Buk strong Shoniers Goia67s spoS
e buyer July; Clear sold ~ 3lt closing 81 20 bid
50 25 asked spot; ~ 80 p$9 371 buyer Jay Clear
9c bd 9'sl a'Ed Bacon sc've ana higher se ot
shoulders 7sa7 L.; Clear Rib sides Osc Clear sides 10 a
WHISKY steady at 9ie. =, ,,
CIgyHAND july Wheat fair demand and steady No. Rel
II 22i No. 2 81 10 and unchanged az 1OG1lc Tor
steady sic for 40 j. 52c Tor No = Doc for White
Pc eum heavy unchanged
DETRorr July 7-F,our lower Wheat steady Extra
i6Io Amber Michigan - dull nVer G6c Ots
good sos djl IL Fre'gh to o,sseo & Ree pts
bblS 5000 Wheat and 2OOO ush Corn JOOD
bush Oats, Shipnens-l bush Whea and 3OlO bush Com
LOUISVILLE july quiet and unc5nged Wheat hm aud IN
fr demand Red 81 Amber lO White. 81 -. Corn hrm -
7la5Oe 5s06e Rye quiet ami unchanged at aoc
PoTk active SO Bacon brmi shoulders f2, ,eH
ib sides lOa: SIDES lO3c; Hims-SassreureA 'c
plain l3c Meats 6m; Shoulleu Ic Clear hb ilt' 49,
Clear Side, L.. Lard sold l2aial3l4r. Nhliky Hlc
WLMSGroS ~ e. Juy 7Spir furpeaiIe quiet a. O' nos D
dull for STRAINED; - - for Pale tfuf- ia.pele
du 81 % ar ~ 2j for yellow Dip q % tor Fsn Tar
steady al I'll b.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEv.YoRK July 7BBBvEsTbere fresh offerings snd
20 carloads held over from yesitfdA Except
enough Monday market here beye
beef rather dull today with mJierAe demand
6alO &c Y n for common to prime siles' =, ,,,a,
SHERP LANBs-Receip l2S hefd5
Poreht Foghihst Tte market with
Medium to good sheep sold 4295s T. b ordinary fair
State Sa9c 10 and good to choice jersey lambs at
judd buckingham sold go lambs 90 n &C. y
NJ 1875 IndaDa sheep 81 n ias 2ls do 80 10, at
5sc 1913 no. do lO5 b at 5sei 2O' Ohos, 81 b. s' 52
P LecS ,oj 237 Ohio steep. s. ID n4's. pm
Hume sold 20 state lambs 81 70 &C. T. NJ 80
DO SO b c 81 do 81 n. a sac; 35 state sheep, IS b 1t
5L,85s.r; and u DO. III n. at 6l4c.
sold 100 Ohio sheep - = b at e 1877 do 70 h
2l2 d. 93 D, al 5s2 ami lo do 93 b. at - j6l4
100
swSH-Arrvss to-day all for saug1eIer, at Porethst il
cs ar 74i hog None Dressed
7a7oe ony Iev ertrs heavy hogs at the inside figures
BuPELo July 7.-CATTLER ipts to-day. nciuing
22 head making the total supply for the thus
iA 1872 head 1896 against pa cars for he same time last
opened slow buer sad sellers ~ apart owners with
gh esndDg full last weeks prices buyers hosng Of for
attendance slim quality Of sot good sales OF 200 head
Illinois ranging from O4 to 30 ID a. % oOd$O 2o 10
Ohio rsngug S73 l226 b 81 l5G$6 20 IA OHIO
oLers 7sS b s3 25 80 Texas steers ranging from
g2 to 95s $4d$4 so 81 Cherokee ranging from SAL
TO 96s n 81 20 9Si 2j SO Michigan ranging from 8l6
., IN E,sBs-Reop to-day including reported arrv..
sen for the last Wet market opened slow at
strong sales o 2O he O6o sheep ranging from
81 93 D ~ 6226s3 90 IadAnA 'hep averaging Do al
h0S.-R.epts to-day 800 making the total supply %
wes Of oreDgs YOrke % 76as5 80; heavy hogs
s6as6 l5
PHuApEIPHIA July 7-BEKvEs-Market du owing chiefly TO
arrivals extra sold at ~ fair 10 good a, 5 &C.
mon a 2d5e.; receipts, 1881.
with pnces What shan usual fair
good sold n 4Pa5,e common n39e4c Lsmb. ,Od saa9c
iot air and ~ 5O0S3 for common receipts, $4,000.
firm although buyers active and
light cOrHfsd sold s9Ss9 IS par ew Receipts $500
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

We quote Timothy y S26d$27; Par to Good 90
s2S dS2i shipping No. S2l dS22; do No 81 SlSgfS
Straw-Lony Kye, No $lS0Sl4: do No at SlA GslA anu
Ost a SiTdS20 IA,
HEMP 9a9iac Jute Butts 49, Arm wiz
but little iQuTT quo'el 2SIc cash Other knds are u
NBrAIs-rb business lngot Copper is sl du nn sa ~ I
rsmsn much the The sales embrace ony 5DVvVV 70 ~
within the Of q Ia Holders OF Scotch f ou ZEN
have confidence In the snpp moderate ou,
limited ami we lave n, new feature report beyond small
jobhng trade amounting about 200 tons Gngahos 70
American Pig neglected snd prices nonipa aS are un anu
heavy PIG Lead nomlna steady s'e 's or no IN
Orlina 50 sos hhpei ~ %Vd9i 20 ana
Domestic IS t5a$5 so gold MsnsfseturSdh lover 81" 9noed
rer cs1t to de Tfsde Foreign Spo.er quiet bat
tmlv held under the encouraging sdvices from Europe
81 Pig Tin Is es active but
sesdg The s9es last embrace 20 tons Bngsh and
2iLd2l ~ Rehnei 22 lc; and $50 slabs SuNsa 23Sc all
goi Pstes bat quiet last are 250 bores
Charcoal Terne - 25 $50 assorted Chaoa Tin at $40 PO
Coke n Ia by 30 IS 25 other Metals are very quiet
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
446222

Tt. .ses embrsee Csfonis Lambs lie; $4,000
AustraNaH 900 State Pieces private 5000 70
56 ~. 5000 gTtra Pulled 47e 5000 70 Ohio Feeces
81 : n Nols tDomeso private terms 5000 Spring
California 3Oc 5000 Tab, 5Oe 5OOStb TeIas. 81 ~; "
ha e. SpnnR private terms 5000 UnwAshet Indiana
Pieces on private terms 80 bales Spring Cup 33c 900 OHIO
56e ~ bales syrng California 4O 10000 DeLsine
5000 Obo Feeees private terms 1000 Ohio
feeoes Op phvate teens 300 10 "Doosko." 32i2.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
WOOL MARKET.

Pr,pgtPu July Nv oo Quet ami steady snd 10 fair demand
Ono and est NTnA Double Extra ana above Pc
Medium. OGJ2 Coarse, 4jci New-l0
Michigan In.ns and Fine. 45djOc; Medium 50a52c
Coarse 4jc; Comhing washe GOc COmbug, unSashe1 4Oc
C9nss Coming COc Fine. uuva,he jc Coarse and Medium
uuwashed 3Gl Sc; ub washed jOd53c Colorado wdshed -
3Oe Colorado uDwahed 22d-jc; Extra and Mcrno, pulled
a. q5Oc No and Super pule! 45G5Oc; Texas Fine Me
nm 3Oq35c Tera Coarse De- CaoIna Fine and Medium
3Da H5c.: CalIiOrlIa. Coarse. - 100
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

STBARIN and fairly acve sales Of 10 tcs Western at
l3Ldi3Ac
sUGARThse good degree Of sriiy market for Raw
Sugar. holders fr prices learn Of important
embrace 2Is hbds at 7sas e. FOR PAR to Good
Pair Good teuing Cuba at 1dS Prime
10 l3 st Sl20
nd No at the
SOft leoE; SSaD
IOi4r bite los. Crushed 1879 for Powdered
and lose quoted follows Gr0cerv-fA1 10
Good 6ilQSs do Prime 10 Chsice, sl2aSse Porto Rico
R.fning-Common Prime dSis DO GroceryPar to Choice
S&asa,c Brazil DItch Standard Mo- TO II, 7zdSc Java
h. D. Nos 10 % - saS'e and Manila Superor aud Extra
Superor 7l4977se .ooo. -
TALLOw seaiy with fair inquiry sales Of 100000 bs Country
st siac 200 hhds Prime City al SlsQSl8c.
cohuned good demand for KentucKy Lea sut
FIJI former fgaSs obtained Sales for the past three days
,re snG hhds siihln tha rance Of sl2al5e. We auoe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

p.,p, for the week II 637 plg d. last wef l772e DO
- las, rear 10 43l Exports Seeb Z2Z4 trtnh
IT, o,.nspi In been sassetotI dea sVs eese
A. bah prees In eorreot last wes aDo 70
S IN doipg 40 With broten By an important hobay hh
,. neousns We hear 10 one complain ., az
90 ~ EbuDdant Than neoo Iof he ohooo
eshSs where they consumed Oher hoes o s H os Nv nv
80 IN, sd Is.o VEL tne frkn si e.ol< rlos
Ns.,s,s q vsry Gn bsss choice s4Ah y" esV PAss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
feaal Noilrfs.
Hlarple ano Slate Glaniels.

A KLABER, f34 East Elghteenth-st's e;r near
-. PT Rp xAyrRLs other Marble Wors Al greatly
dne,i nyiee. Marb< Turning for the trade
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
FRESH FRUITS.

There liberal display fruits the market is quite lively
This active week trade and deal
Qgoisions slaie they
handle Our best cherries furnished from the Rochester
or AhtwerpS there will be much larger crop thn last
figures them freely into the place Of straw
Through the enterprise Of leading commission mer
chants r. Hicb Of strawberries viii be pro-
onged number Of DAYS The fruit from 0sseao via Delaware
ackawana York Central Railroad, the contract
ruBDng 80 Thus the receipts have averaged 500
crates per delivered Very good specimens of Juounds
the market and the sock generally
good h goosebees and high few
arn
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
nnMRsrIC MARKETS.

Io,poS July 7-Bvenng Rosn opened At 5I9eb "d
closed at 8 Z per cvl Fine Bonn l2i fl6l per o"L
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

nAINT BRUSHES. KALSOMlNE and VAR:
asn sRusHEs; also Brushes Of every description, a. $50
P..uss JoAS T. HoPPkL, hssuissssrsr ssd luPorss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

S9c
wOOL-The quiet the celebration Of
general business firer
the trade looks hoef1 for the
immediate Domestic ChpPce opened the Interior from
he opening last the prces edeuuy
hh take hold freely California and TeIae
full stock Of al kinds will
Foreign Clothing Woods The demand for
moderate throughout the month
arriving freely and larger woud
hve The London cO the 18Th
hanng the large quantity eaiaogued lover
900 bales the declines At tOe opening OF I'd 70 ID from Mab
rstes greasy fully recovered and add
.ona advance Of lsh established many Of the
better Combus description About 1000 bales
The Of sa has been fixed
100000 be
WoTLere has been fair trade in the
eadug descriptions geneyAy foil prices kinds shade
lower No little business Of
stock SheepssDs shae lower Western Feces arriving
Ohio Western spectators have taken large quantity
45d4gc = n; Wisconsin and adjacent States have bad theJ
Wool swept OF At 45d46e D. Porgn Woods better saDy
OegoDIbo overland commands
tbs buk n the shipments 100000 Of which the ha taken
OOOOO orwArs bv e Central snd Pacso Railroad during
Of MAY Panama There the shpped
10 June 2i3S3 b. Domestic receipts for the
ps three 500 bales; Cuba $50 Western
1 b,Ie-. total
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08


PETROLEUM qqet nominal sDot steady at &c Re
steay hello quiet l2a l2'sc Cases quoic
lGa6 Primary maxi quoted follows: OIL Cty hn at
doll and uucaugd ROasevi dull AZ about
Tdou:e dull 75aoOc Titusvil 81 l2i2d$l 10 PaTker
81 2llc Wells Union. 7Oc
PROyONSThc Pork market again better sDd more active
the sales cash and regular 900 bbs including 400 bbs Mrs. 81
sic 7OG$lS 80 and $50 hb Wes!ere Prime M's 81 2g
delivery 4 $50 bhls Mess seller Juy, Slo 1
1850 bb do August $ls 9OaSl9i 25O obs do septrRutr
Sl9 2j Beei steady ard moderate request sales OF 4O bbt az
s2 Tor Family Moss slj 5OG$l6 m Packet eree Beef IN mod
sud " 100 Extra City lnca On private
Beet Ham. qui steady Cut Meats are IN s9d qs@iad
sales Of 900 Hams. l2c for Fresh u &c for flcke
Sc for smoked 500 shoulders, Ia IA for Picked AMI
SGS4c smoked % boxes Clear Bellies - N average Oc
800 Rib, lOGlOl2 10, 92d54c % boxes Lilht Bellies
gS que Dressed Hogs weaker VT quote
7Hn7ac for city. Lard and iar active saes m
$50 IL .. m Civ; Il &C. ior Western Steam 1000 10
White s4.o for future delivery We hear Of o0 ie for
July. II 1861 7 l7jO seller August, II IJIO0I-c
800 September 10 l-l6dl2lsc.
RCE-The he doing and values unatered The sales TO-
Hb,ut 80 Carolina 2HS 2 and 500 bags Kan
We Carolina Tor
81 N Tor Good si2HSos' o Prime and Sc for Choice
kain at n RAna0On a 2G1a4c, currency
SKNS-Ost DULL except MeEcan which good de-
and Of bales receipts bale Tru1no. 10
b CORPUS Christi Aspnwa, bales Sayanila p bales
6c and 43 OrleaDA Deer IN fair rcl0
previous receipts ~ bales Para
Gru1io bale Chrst ~ bales
bales savannah; sales, 1000 Para, l2UO 10 Hon
900 La 1000 MamorOs, and 1000 Texas
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

Leaf there good obtng trade and ioe market steady
1872 64 50 crop
1873 al 69 ~ do crop 1872 at 2 cases C"nnecn.
cut crop 1873 lsc So cases do crop 90 at e - Eases
Wsco1u crop SD At 100 sund kuds 44Q35c snd
200 bales Havana A. SOC. d$l. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
BBANs AND PEAS.

Rece 354 bbL % IsH Nttk I5U
bbS same year 45l ba Exports Of beans 4s3 be'
800 bA Reos Of 4e6 baSh Beyond the
nbes sales tr sIpos We market shows improvement CON
,,e h prices QUITS full for
- -, s .rseh 70 brps ~ 95 b.ys 10 b srcly choice
n.Tcv, r.pee a before and the p5e~e1re Of the nsrts
- lov nv che lsef With can for
sIpo barely be eooAdeed In stock sol kdoeu Of
~ tnd, ar, r.sy boSDbal Canadian P.ss
.strstSd Green Peas Ss. and p'es sted fe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
s1II6lIy:I IIlll|l

III. Bssr aud MOST AGRBRABLB TONIC YET introduced ".
he rssf Of l4sssssa esssra Dss,v and Les q ApPsn s
E.ssa 1919 N Do ~s.s.Ss.s s.os .so ' snHa. hn
A. ke ssh by Groos~. osinsa Aat cAs.is large
ssAss. o. D. sAsh. Beware Of sitassAa psspArsd kp
eoopALL, bACSdovss o.,
kss<s, HssissA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

Receipts week 7lS5 bbs; DO last week 39S Do sane
year 67O4 The market nearly bare Of eggs and prices
forced
paying fall figures M Western and Canadian
small supply they mostly used before they
reach this city Quoiat.ons
" J. Ill + d0A24 o. western fir marAs,, 10,
Penn .....22 d23 loss cf..'....''.5O ozl
Western. choice loss Canadian ...'.''''''.%I az
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08
j. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THs wEEH ENDING JULY T. 1874


send only good Ar The freight aod other
,oa. Put attractive look
rstos and ohsn where dirty package cvsnly
,..,nee TIE motion viii Dot 'cv bt
80 IN ehsrst oedS with
.sg Msrt plainly osAA stebcphte bean Do sentess
stsuDs Send ett<f a. the
a. ne time ar An invoice list
bbL Awsyssae the nrm0et paek
sgs for tDe Pot s best pApe
- hai n osxnsDa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

Export, Of potatoes past $50 bb Jan l. 1926
bbls same time 81 42j bbs Oh neglected
aud ~ lots that remain; sound lots
are 10 81 % furnishes the supply Of South
ern Tong Islands are quite abliGsut Long Island eucumters
sye Irregry and there market Tor southern Another s
cargo Bermuda produce principally onions came IN yesierla
There good demand fresh gar:en produce but At this season
irregular prces owing To possible free sps We
quote prime Asparagus nearly Of market Quotations
New-York tribune., 1874-07-08

There demand Market siok and
shippers sensb7 the kei % quote
prime Bucis NewJersey calves SG72; state do =
dSc inferior calves in msref Lambs quoted at od"
Exports provisions past week j59 pigs beef 25 DO pofk Oo
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-10
WARD coMMlTTEEs.

W 0AoS0 0OAMAA&b6 = 4 611AD0s
ALEXANDRIA
Executive COMMITTEE.
PINEVILLE
". A. GR,rr1S. W. L. MORGAN,
g. W. Dor1ox
BAYOU RAPIDES
G. r. HAwoRru. j. w. TExApA,
Dn. J. A. CRrrKsuAxK.
COTILE:
n. A. BoycE, CARY BLANCHARD.
WV. JAMES, II. A. B1ossAr,
NICHOLS:
JAMES NICHOLS, SMITH CRowoEno
SI1As MARLER.
KINGSTON:
,. u. WILLIAMS, J.F. HATHAWAY.
FRANK DuNNAM, N. Ros .ATHAL,
PAuL's STORE:
F. F.. DonoE. pR. WILLIAM HoBRY0
DAVID Z. PAUL. JoHS j. ewAxN.
CALHOUN's STORE:
j. A. CALHOUN, llADLEY DYERo
&C. NASH.
RANDOLPH'S
A. G. COMPTON. WILLIAM RANDOLPH
81 CHARLES SIMPSON,
LECOMTE:
Joux A.,SrErHExs. K. NJ. CLAaxo
II. II. LARNAL,
CHENEYVlLLE =
J: P SaKhL:Ses CHAs. TAxx1noj
NJ. Il. MARSHALL r. l.. TAxnxas
J. r. FoRD.
LATANIER:
j. l.. CoxxElLA, NoRxAx WH1rEo
II. n. RoGERs, u. A. SIXTH.
WILEY'S:
GEORGE CAMERON. JSo. E. BoRLAxDo
FRANK PEARr.
PRAIRIE:
Jous a. NEWELL, THos. CHArxAx.
MIKE PArL.
BIG ISLAND:
Arcrs1E CHEvALLlER.
Asa BELLS:
AsA Bell, J. r. MAa11y.
lsAAs LAc,nu.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-10
Notice..

FHavine leased the plantation Of g. O.
IL Wads, one mile below Alexandria
and having placed the enclosures in
complete repair; We are prepared to take
cattle on pastnrage. at reasonable rates.
All persons who d. not wish to nav
pasturnge on their stock, now on the
plantation, are hereby notified 10 re-
move the same within Fifteen DAYS Or
pasturage will I've charged.
E. V. MARYE & BROS.
Nav q. - If. ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
MEXICO.
Military Revolt Under the Lead Of a Civil
Judge-Assassination by Soldiers-Resig-
nation OF the Minister to Garma-
ny-Army Commemoration.

CITY OF MEXICO. Sept. Is,
Via HAVANA, sept. %, 1874 I
Minister OF War Mejia has received a telegram
from the Lieutenant in command OF the federal
troops at Dos Arroyos, In the State OF Guerrero.
saying that twenty soldiers had revolted, and
with civil judge at their head had attacked him,
but were repulsed and dispersed with loss OF six
killed, two wounded and one prisoner.
The Lieutenant lost two killed and six wounded.
ASSASSINATION BY SOLDIERS.
Minister MejIa also received telegram from the
Governor OF Guerrero, stating that the federal
forces had committed several assassinations to-
day at Dos Arroyos. Two Commissioners are
among their victims. Minister M.jia has ordered
the commander at Chilpanclngo to proceed with
all dis isposable force to Dos Arroyos.
ARMY JUBILATIoN.
The Military College Association celebrated its
anniversary on the Sth inst commemOrat ting also
the battles OF MolinO del Rey and Cnapultepec.
The President. the Cabinet Ministers and other
distinguished persons participated in the pro-
ceedings.
THE MISSION TO BERLIN.
The resignation OF General Benavides Minister
to Germany, in consequence OF III health, has been
accepted.
TIE APACHES.
Apache Indians have lately committed frequent
ravages on the northern frontier, and soldiers are
in pursuit OF them.
A LUCKY SHOT.
The jury In the case OF AmatO and others, &C.
cused OF duelling, has acquitted the prisoners.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23

judges and jurfes, journa aists and reviewers Tam
many Hail ana he Custom House, Mr. Jonn Kelly
ana Governor DIX; whatever tneir differences on
other SUBJECTS tney all proclaim. as with single
voice. that the MayoraIiy William r. Havemeyer
Is an tntolerable offence and an aggravated NUS
ance 20 the 1rst city OF the Union.
Driven 70 the wal the old gentleman has re-
solved 20 strike out at Mr.. John Kelly, whom he
regards as his chief assailant; and silly, CHI
merical and exTavagant charge against Mr..
kelly's honesty IS the result. Any OSher ae wiser
than MI Waterbury, disappointed Tammany
Hall politician. would nave never allowed the
Mayor 70 make so Illuminating spectacle
OF himself But Mr. Waterbury had his
An empty stomach Is apt to disgruntlo
a small conscience and the nesh-pOts
OF Egypt are very dear TO politicians or the Water
pury stripe He Is not the drst nireling who has
oeeh whlng TO crawl on his belly to get them.
What ngure this man cuts. lie was District At
.orhey whle Kelly was sheriff, and 1t was his duty
70 prosecute the latter II the frauds alleged wer0
really committed. Waterbury lmpales Waterbury
on either norm oI the dilemma.
in,a COMMUNICATION is not intended as n defence
oi MI. he"y That gentleman Is no doubt quite
aoie w ueleuu himself. The palpable aDsurdity OF
many Vi the charges against HIM ito say no ming
OF tue motiVe o the enraged and bailed accuserl
lm airs the value OF everything said. What q
sequel To the Mayors irrational and pernclouy
rule over TINS c!ty, and TO the devious aud dues-
tlonabe career Oi Mr.. Criah Heep WateruurY IL
their outrageous anu Irantc assault on Mr.. Kelly
should end IN tnelr taking trip to Black wei!'S
Island, wnere they could nave time behind tho
bars 10 mediate on the instability OF human
affairs and 20 ENJOY congenal tete-d-tete with
William n. Tweed. CITIZEN
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Passenger Train and Freight Train
Col1ide-Cars Telcscoped-List of the
Killed and Wounded.

Killed and Wounded.
EAsToN Pa, Sept. % 1874.
The afternoon passenger tram on the Belvldere
and Delaware Railroad left Philltpsburg, n. j., at
twenty minutes OF two for Philadelphia, five
minutes late, and collided with an up freight
train at Warnes lime kilns, about three
miles down the river. The freight train
was on side track, the switch to the same
being left open, allowing the passenger train
to pass on the side track also, and coming in COLI
sion with the freight train. The passenger train
was running at regular speed at the time Of the
collision. The baggage and smoking cars tele-
scoped, ana all that were injured were In those
two cars.
THE CASUALTIES.
Samuel II. Meyers, OF Harrisburg was killed by
having his neck broken.
John Sayford, of Harrisburg, injured internally.
Mr.. Sheldon, injured In the face, badly; upper
lip cut of.
Mrs. Sheldon, badly cut in the face.
MI Goldsmith, mail agent, slightly injured, and
refused to leave his mail Car, Notwithstanding his
painful injuries.
Mr.. Hope, express agent, badly injured.
Jonathan Thornton, engineer. right shoulder
dslOcated.
John Dean, fireman, one leg and one arm injured.
Thomas Rogan foreman Of the track, seriously
injured on the head and back.
william W. Conway, OF Lambertvile, badly cut
on head.
william Gordon, engineer, badly injured on left
shoulder and arm and head.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
The Mayors Latest.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The latest act in the burlesque Of political
reIormn is Mayor Havemeyer's letter addressed to
Mr.. John Kelly. In reading this extraordinary
paper the public should keep in mind the motive
which prompted it and the ends its reputed au-
thor seeks. Revenge was the inspiration, and
rage over the spectacle OF his own blasted charac-
ter was the ft accompaniment OF an act which
must inevitably cover the old gentleman with
further disgrace.
The righteous revolution which took place in
this city In 1871 against organized robbers then in
power was simply so spontaneous and majestic
that party lines were swept away and the cry OF
"Reiormn was shouted by million people. seventy
gentlemen organized themselves into a commit
tee, and MIR. Havemeyer became their candidate
for Mayor. The fact that he headed the reform
ticket secured his election. When younger man
he had served the city in the same position with
sides. The fair one had been seen, but the
other was. to be "ended foul IN many
scay fold" AL his entrance into ONCE, two
years ago, the Committee oil Seventy was a power;
he killed 1t ''as dead as door nailn In months.
There was piebald democrat like himself VINO
had stormed the citadel OF his senie affections and
carried him of willing, or at all events snb-
mssive captive. This man became 1.-THE power be-
hind the throne greater than the throne ITSELF"
BY the ascendant OF superior craft Oliver Charlick
not only led the Mayor aside from the reform TO
which he owed his election, but INTO the crooked
and devious ways OF what Is known In a neighbor-
ing state as addition, division and silence" IL
may be said that the Mayor has only connived at
the street cleaning, the charity and correction
and other municipal scandals that have grown up
thick ana rank around him during his admnistra-
ton. But ne has honeycombed many or the ave-
nues OF profit with his own relatives and friends,
and he has turned deaf ear TO every branch or
the government, legislative and municipal, which
has exposed those great wrongs and demanded
MIR. Havemeyers lnterposition 60 prevent them.
BY his course he has achieved the unprecedented
distinction OF being the nrst Mayor the history
vi New York who hasn't a single friend TO sustain
him, save the creatures OF his oriciai bounty and
the first one ever execrated by every political
party and every party leader, without single ex
ception. Democrats and republicans, reiormers
ana antl-relOrmera optlmlsts and pesslmsts.