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Fresh Turmoil Yesterday in
the French Assembly.
Notion for Dissolution or tho Con-.
stilnlional Bills.
Fourth Days Session Of the Drns-
sells Conference.
The Bishop of Posen Con"
demned to 1B Months
=. Imprisonment. i.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July 27.-At the session Of tho AHsom-
lily to-day, tho bonches Of tho Right wero veil
1illotl, tho abHont mc,nbors having returned.
Tl.o Committee on Parliamentary Initiative
mado ItH report on tho resolutions for d,ssolu-
tton, recommending that tho Assembly procood
to constitute government or diBsolvet.. After
soeno Of Intense excitement the debate WAS al-
journud untit Wednesday. It 10 anticipated
that consideration Of tho budget will
occupy the Assembly until Aug. 8,
about which tin,o tho House will adjourn
until Nov. IL. The intorval will be sAortor
than was expected. because tho Conservatives
fear that long recess will incline tile Left Can
tro to support a dissolution. The soputios il,
favor Of dissolution arc confident Of s,cceas af-
tor tho recoBs, and buleve thar opponents will
have a baro majority On Wednesday,, when the
tcHolntionH como to a vote.
, 1874-07-28
ANOTHER DIRTY LIBEL,

LAwhENcE, Kan, July a7.-Tho morning pa
pors OF tAia city will contain tho following card
u ths Public:
correspondent Of the Chicago Times writ
Ing from Lawrence, signing himself rs" has
asaaiiea my character III q statement whioil, II
true, would brand mo as man unfit
zespeot and confidence Of my foliow-men,
deem it not only due to myaosf,
but 70 my family and friends, that should talto
this, tho first opportunity, TO dony explicitly
this Infamous charge. 1t Is bnae and malicious
B!ander, and challenge it's cowardly author to
give the public bis name. (sigued)
JAMES HORTON
MF. Horton has the entire sympathy and con-
hdonoa Of all good citizans Of thin city, irro-
spectlys OF party, aud much indignation it e1-
prossed at tho assault mado upon him.
, 1874-07-28
BELGIUM.

VIENNA, July 27.-A special dispatch. reports
that majority Of tho dologatoa to tho Drusaols
International Peace Congress have arrived To-
days. session, the opening ono, will be devoted
to an exchange Of credentials and other formal
proliminarios. Sir Alfred Horsford Ia the repre-
sentative OF Great Britain
DRussE1a, July 27.-Tho International Con-
Eress convened at noon to-day. aud sat an hour.
Baron Jomini was chosen President. 1t waa do
cidod tint the sittings should bo hold with closed
doors. Tho Congress adjourned until Thursday.
4 grand Congrssa will be given to the dolegatos
tomorrow.
It il stated thnt Russia only desires the Con-
grena assembled hero to consider certain points
Of tho programme. aho does not inBst on the
adoption Of tho whole.
Borchgravo Secretary Of tho Belgian Ministry
Of Foregn Atrairs has been appointed Secretary
OF tho C0ugrcaB, -
, 1874-07-28

HAVANA, July FLA fight recently took place
between tho Spanish troops and body OF tho
insurgents numbering from eighty to
100. Tie 1attor stood fro veil, but wore
finally compelled to disperBo with q loss Of si1
killed and many wounded. The Spaniartls had
wounded. A few days after the insurgents a.
tucked 1}aire. the Spaniards surprised tho band
OF 9ilvcro Prado, and several woro killed and
twelve captured Among the captured ia sou
Of praao. Minor Bkismishes are reported In the
Santiago district, In which ten armed mon have
becn raiding aud robbing dwellings and planta-
tions.
The Captain General has docreod tho 70.
moyal Of the House OF Correction to tha IBle of
pinoa.
, 1874-07-28
THE PLYMOUTH CHURCH COMMIT
TEE.

TIE PLYMOUTH CHURCH COMMIT
TEE.
~ Ehs Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
R1n: have boon much interested in Tux
TR1puaE's comments upon the Doecher-Tilton
scandal. Without indoraing them all, 1t seems
to mo that they have beon, in tho main, emi-
nently juHt wish especially to inlorso tho
hope you rooontly Expressed, that tho Ply
mouth Church Investigating Committee realize
that they are on trial aa we'll 80 Ax. Beeohe.."
Nothing can DO more truo than this. However,
disposed TO screen their accused fricnd all such
attempts must now be wossa than futiIo. II will
not only damage Themselves, but react most dis
astrously upon him whom thoy might seok to
protect. Mr. Deecher has directed that they go
to the bottom Of tho matter, and they must not
hesitate to take him at Ills word. W|e will not
question his sinoeritY In giving such iuatruo-
tions; tho Oommlttso OF Investigation must
carry thom out, al al eyeats.
And am very certain this Will bo the case, 70
far as ono member ot the Committee Ia con.
corncd. refer to
s.y. WHITE, ESQ.,,
not named by you In your article on tho con-
sttut.9hh mhts o. Il the .e; Committee few days 49,
city, ana - other parts OF Tho West. Lie was
reared W Jorssy County. Of this State grad1-
atod with honor at Knox College studied law
~ vt. Louis practiced his profession At Des
Motnes. a., some ten or twesyo years whoncs
he removed eight years ago to Nav York, Rhoro
ha has operated A. 9 Btock-broker with groat
success aud with IN unblemlshod reputation.
Mr. While ls man Of remarkably quick per-
ceptiona} vigorous understanding. and an en-
White, was ono of the plonosrs Of Jorsey
County, aud also at tho AntI- Slavery uauBa In
that section. Ho WIS all AbolIttonist whom
AbolitloniHm exposed ita advocates to obloquy
aud persecution, Yot. apart from hls political
, 1874-07-28
Aa1rgcst Ssvinssrcr Copturc,,.

SnttiG! Dttpatrh 70 The Chirtno 7'ribuae.
fEontA. Ill.,, July H.--Frank Hitchcock. shor-
IN, aud john Ke!naoy, Deputy, OF this county.
ti aftivea nero tug forenoon from Dallas, Tex.,
with joseph Buck Of Duncan, Stark Co1,ntv' Il,
c'ua c,latody. About tuo months ngo Duck sltpped
nm1E ~ ,s31n this seotion With nearly $4,000 tn
H. y, farmers, and giaiu-mon In Chicago and this
clty. He covered hts tr,okB Toll. Sud for a
long time esadod sucooaafuily ali efforts 10 oap-
.nne,,,a EURO n'm but Hitchcock and Kensoy, after
case. sacecedod ID. sporting their nsan * down m
E1 sontn; andt traong him into Toxae, caught him
s.o aoont 20 miles from Dallas; Ho denies that 10
usea we money, aud claims that ho hae boon
fully swindlod anybody. The ayidsneo aRainst
Linn Is, however. vary strong. O..
, 1874-07-28
Return oil the INDIANA
AZ. [ III

Quite large numbar Of tAo 1ndiauB who had
been takeu, ii q a,7nts,. to tho WiAnebago NoA-
eryaton at tho far west last wintor Aayo roturl,-
cd to tho hunting grounds OF their fathers, Ia
tho vicinity OF Portage. One Of our oitzet,s, In
taking train. from the West on tha Prairie d,l
Ohion road, waa vory cordially greeted by tho
happy Ied-alins, Who like hun, wcro on routo
for Portage. Ploaauro bosined lin thoir oounto-
nanoes at tho prospect OF 80 soon soo,ng and onl-
braoinK their nat.ve soil, aud VII vas ''uerry ~
3 marriage ball"
, 1874-07-28
FIGHT BETWEEN TWO INDIAN TRIBES.

H,'tcfat Dispatch 10 Ths CAttaao Fffb,t,u,
B1oux CRY, H. July 27.-Tho Porcas tlofseted
tue Sioux again, neAr Fort Randall, On tho 2lut,
taking threo scalps and keeping all ttss!r stoek
out Of the hands Of tho enemy. Chs three
missing telegraph repairora returned to Randall
to-day having seen no ludiana. but having mot
heavy ra1n.etorma,
, 1874-07-28

pllhalplefA no ono ovor dresmt Of bra.tbtn. !.
1MM,Rhs M,R against The good mama OF Hiram Wi5ss
oir1. III .unoompromsln8 loyalty TO truth aud prin-
THE aAMx uNswzny1No rrrEunr1r
w. un..faotofSes tho 8on. I trust 1tr, Doochor 37
.,,t not nAmo hta Oomm!tteo with any Wow 10
moHt mstaTse9'n1|E @o9n1|Es T. no dld a auro ho viii la
white II concerned. IIo hss noyor hoc,, -, NJ. y.
En99a @ ~ n TINT kind Of bnsinass. TIo ID ,ot ti,nt
S, Ktn OF man. 1o sprang nos from Tint mort ns NJ
, 1874-07-28

TOPEKA. Kaa., July 27.-Tho Pomeroy bribery
case Taa called in the Diatriot Court this morn-
Ing, and the defenBe moved to quash tho iudiot-
mont on tho ground that it charges Porncroy
with bribing IN officer Of tho State Of Kansas.
and that q State Senator is not State ofllcer,
The motion was argued ut longth and will be r.
Rutnod to-morrbw.
, 1874-07-28
Attempted Outrage.

8rtcfal Uispatch to TIA ChieaQo 111b1tne.
OAnnoL1iToN, H., July 27.-On Thursday ]asl,
willlo party Of young paop'o were out bsrryinR
about is yoara old, gave, chase to two girla
named LoTett. The older one succeeded IN get
ding away but Cooper caught tie younger enc,
WHO ia only IS years old Ile throw her down
end had partly stripped her Of her clothes WHOM
, 1874-07-28

aptc7at Dsspdfeh 70 1Hs Chicago 1FtbUns.
:, WAnnEN, O., July 27.-Isaao Stone ras ssn.
tencod to-day to fifteen years in tho peniton-
tiaty. Stone committed an outrage on thcpcrson
Of Josephine Mexico last February. He entered
tho house in tue abHonco Of her parents, bsnt
iblo, leaving hor eocrcted under q sofa. nlundcr-
cd the house, and escaped. Ha ran at large for
several weeks. but through the persistent efforts
OF the young lady'e father and brother was final
Y arrested. Stone acknowledged his guilt to
, 1874-07-28

TOLEDO, O., July 27.-This evening, a. iho
Sheriff Of Putnam County, at Ottawa O., waa
taking supper to tho prisoners, ono OF thom
caught him, while another Btruck him on tho
forehead With stove leg. knocking him sense-
Tho Sheriff, on recovering, gave chase, and re-
capturoq Goodwin, who murdered MI old couple
1aat april.
, 1874-07-28
Sale or PictuTes by Sir Joshua Roy.
naluUs

J.. A number Of paIntings BY Sir Joshua Reynolds
nave luHt heon sold in London for tho following
p1iooa Portrait OF alrs. Hartley mud CI4ild,h
.s, Representing tho beauttful young aotrosH aa d
With Ytno-leayes, on her shouldor. Tie picture
ia engraved by 8. ". Reynolds, and waa pur-
chased at tl1e salo ot tic MarcLlouoss OF tho
nonaa pictures, who waa tue Meoo OF Sir
, 1874-07-28
Fntnl Su1OO1, Rows.

WonuRN, Kfaea., July 27.-Early Sunday morn
lug party Of drunken men broke into tho aa-
loon OF William Barnard, at 0umn,iusvil9o.
ganlard, while trying to keep the party out, shot
John McCouuts dead
New YoRK, July 27.-Tercsa Fesslor, tho wife
ot saIoon-koopor, at No. 500 East Forty-ninth
street. waa killed yesterday by John O'Toole,
with whom she had quarrel
, 1874-07-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Important HnAlrond Mortgage Fore-
IL

closed.
Rpseial Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
flooK 1sLAdD, ILL.,, July 37.-Welneadny last,
9. n. htckerao1,, OF Chicago, instituted suit In
Cambridge County, bofoFo tho circuit Court,
1sailroad, for Tho foreclosure Of 4 mort
gage and tho appointment Of TO-
ceiyer. Tho cause was heard Saturday
and Judge pleasants appointed Cornelius Lynde
and Il. Il. Cable. Receivers. Lyndo Ia the Trens-
this suit may DO regarded AZ flank movement
against tho Union Transportation Company'a
suit Of tho Bame nature in tho United atatoa
Circuit Ceust at Chicago,
, 1874-07-28
A MAN Murtcrs Hin yysfc.

sr. LOUIS, No., July 27.-William Morgan,
who haa had considerable difficulty with l,ia
wife for tue past few months, and has onioay
orod to obtain possession OF a little daughter by
kidnapping aud otherwise, mot hts wife on tho
corner Q! 6aventh and Morgan streets this oyon
ing, aud stabbed hex twico with knife, inaIot-
ing mortal Wounds
, 1874-07-28

the cries Of tho Older giri brought assistance.
Il sse'ns thu. tte ntd Tau tlmely, since ooepsr
pose. The young man MAS traced to Jackson-
vlllo, whcrc lo mas Arreated, and brought back
here laat Saturday. lie wavel an examination
to-day and WAS plAcod ID jail 10 await trial At
the Circuit Court, ~
, 1874-07-28
SPAIN.

MADRID. July 27.-Forty-ono Carlists, most Of
tLem ecolcsiaBtics or members Of tho nobilNy
hnvo beon arrested at Barcelona by uay Of "a.
,prisal against the inhuman conduct Of tho Car.
Lists.
There is report current here that tho Car
hs.B Layo again bcon beaten by the Republican
troops, and sustained yory heavy losses. Two
companies of CarllntB, who refused to surrender,
Roro cut to pieces,
, 1874-07-28
4 MEMPHIS sENsATroN.

MEMPHIS. Tenn., July 27.-Considerabls OK
citoment was created hero this afternoon by ths
appearances Of An extra, purporting to b. tho
confession Of ths Rov. Henry Ward Beeoher,
admitting his guilt OF the charges msdo by
Theodore Iiiton. and Attempting to dofonl hia
action from . Biblical standpoint. The article
WAS remarkably woll-writton, and thousands OF
cxsraa sold before the deception mas discovered.
4 number OF newBboya were arrested for selling
them, and the police aro ondeavorng to find tho
author. Tho nowsboys say they bought tAem
from q man In Contro alley.
, 1874-07-28
II E1endlslt Murder Nanr ik1,t5n

Flendlsl Murdcr Near Rutland. Vt.
NurlAEp. w., July 27,-TLo body OF Miss
I1 Marietta n Bali. school-tcaoher, waa found In
n,,' nno "ooas noar this place yesterday morning
dmo condition Of tue body SLOWED that groas
outIABo naa peen committed before tie murder.
, 1874-07-28

o, pouoRnRErs1E, July 27.-In the Sing Sing
state Prison, Sunday morning, William Nest. :
oonytes fatally stabbo1 William Dsntly, another
, 1874-07-28

:, BAN FHANc1sco, July 27.-At Annahieu, In
this State, to-day, Constable Dyc Davis tried to
arrest Jose Moreno for rape on Mrs. Eldridge.
Morouo drew pistol when Davis shot him near
tue hears. Moreno ran, aud Davis shot again
and killed him. Moreno fred once At the ant
cor, without effect. ~
, 1874-07-28
Attempt t. Rob n Rank Mt Council
Hiuff8;' .'.--,

Co1nort BIur2s Ia. July 27.--At noon TO-
Gay there MAS q bold attompt ruada to rob
Oilioor rusey's Bank, In this city. Tho man
entered The front room, and engaged tho atten-
ton OF Pusey The only porson present, aud
With thiof number one. number two eI1tarcd E
Bide-door. and whom Pussy t,aruel ho disooyoroi
the robber in tho vault. Tho safe was locked.
and though tho alarm was given, both robbers
escaped by buggy to Missouri Valley where tho
vell'cls was Tonight discovered, but as yot no
arres!s haro been made. Tic bank lost moth
Ing.
, 1874-07-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sc1lenck's Sca-Weel Tonic


Schencf's Sca-Weed Tonic.
In he atmosphere e1poeuced hezo during ehs sumner
months the lcthars, produood b, Tho hca. satos away
tbs deaso for whosaoe food and foausnt posspiraons
Eeducs bodily particularly those suosiux fro
the affects Of dobIltauuz disoa.ca In order 10 keep
natural hoalttu aatsaty Of tho syuto xe must rc.o.,
Tosto Il esotual fov doao. will croste IN sppo
tito and giro tEeah gos to ta onesvsted body Vor dys
pepsa II Is in,.uabs. Many sntasut phyascians have
doubted whoher dyspepsia bo permanently ou1sd BY
hts drugs whoh souoray employed for that purposes
Tho Tonic In s nature Il totally different from
fuoh dFu&a It contains corrosive minerals CT aetds
In sos b ssssss tho regular operations o naturs sad
auppts her dsaceaosss. Tho tonic tn its ustnrs 10
much resonbles tho gastric ioo that Is alnos tdsnt
al with that fd Tho gastric juaa tho natural aoy-
sat which, in healthy condition Of to body cause. thu
food ba dgoaod nhen thI, iutcs Il not oxcrstsa
III sufficient quantities. Indigestion with all its dtrsss
Ing anpsous. follows. Tho soa-Wood Tonic Performs
ths duty of tho gastric iuos whom tho lsos Is deacsn
aoheaok.s ss.: Wood Ton.o .old By III prussis...
Tho "TabOuret"
u!
.>...,.,a.. npuoAr1oNAA.
MADAME q. da SILVA
eta., s,.. o.ass H s x5gx; k.t RsAERSoEea5
d9aa aass tssps. taa ss
Application uado personally bg litter abovc
MRS., WIN. q. BRYAN'E
HoAKDlNG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES; Ths
I'll 1 Il ar Rfsa9 f'Ssl s s'''1F
NoTTAoE HTLL EKM{IK.ANT,, EoR :, X3UNa
Oouiso 81 stndy oonprshensya. Auss aud du0 Arts
'p'''A' ss1 e. WFsLi. ffiasp. aud prop.ssor
1{iss HUiKLEY'3 n0AhDINo Ann. HAY.
~ tah9:' q yss1t s4 l.di'' ~
SCALES.
x5=1,s FA1RBANKs'
ErT bTANDARD
a. SC-A ALE5
l rA'aD1szs; !; e SsSsa i; sse4:.s, .so
, 1874-07-28

!, MEarn1a Tenn.. July 27.--William Dords,
tho proprietor Of an Intelligence ofllco on Jolor-
bol-ola,nbor yesterday nornng from Tia elects
ot morphine, md IN tho bed Bue Morgan, an
abanaoned woman with whom ho had been ltv-
INF was found ibsonsiblo from tho nnmc caugo,
but oy means Of stomach. pump she MAS nayeti.
and then arrested on suspicion Of having pol
sonod Dordis and thon attempting to dcBtroy
horself. as ehe had been hoard on Saturday eyon-
Ing to threaten to kill him for having lit hor
With ssiok. Tho ooronor'c Jury roturnod ver-
diot that Dorata came to bis death from poison
administered BY some person unknown to tho
Jury.
An attempt WAS made ON Thursday evening
by mob Of nuXroeA at Austin, AIiBs., to lynch
George r. Smith who, n fow wocks siuco, ltillcti
negro ~ difficulty: and but for the prompt
Put Smith in jail, ho would have boon ,nnEod.
Since then negroes laavo boen guarding tho 1ail,
and ting authorities fearing that thev may yet
the jat. t'
, 1874-07-28

VIENNA, July PA shock Of earthquake WAS
telt here yesterday.
, 1874-07-28

9aFFEHe OF 7 #0 E,0FECfS III NOW York,
\ NEW YORK., July 21.-Louia NJ. Vanottcn. who
WAS pardoned from tho State Prison short time
ago BY Gov. Dix for exposing frauds In prison,
has boon again arrested on the chnrge OF PASS
tng 3 $40, 900 Unite1 Htatos bond On The Dank Of
callfornia. This bond waa identified as ono OF
dol Lacogo, at tho st.. Georges Iiotol three
yoars ago. Chicf OF Police Loes, OF san Ftan-
oiaco is now In this city with tho neoeauary pa-
pera to iako Vanotten back With him.
o,,axas Monert r. watson was arrested to-day on tue
bond at tho Hub-TreaHurv, -,
, 1874-07-28
BEEChER'S TRIAL,
{Continued froa the R1rst p.rn.,

stil further, that Mr. Moultons o % ~ mediator for
soas @ yeA1 botwoen Mr. naechax aud me beaod on
f"n-k1@3tha ont1f1NALrTT DKrwr1N Nh, DEruuRn
mt. AND MnR. T1LT0N.
moot s;enent mada 10 tho Committee With my Mt
no,a niaihntsa of sreec further stated to tho
Of aronios n't t NJ neoeora spooay 70 mo- nAtead
WnnJh,ns ~ W. q any carcuHatance with which Mrp,
III maan ~" connected, waa communicated to mo by
hncv a neoonor noasiy ri! months before eYor moi
Fans ao ~ ~" nfa woodruff. The omission Of thoae
tn 1sun uao Committoa'4 report forcte me to i.y
them hs1o5s tho public as noceasary part Of nv eass
NsA'N< THxopoRR T1LIoN.l i
lNTEnyaar WITH r1Iros.
,, ~ lnso.vseW today Tilton said bir. h1oultou
Will not appear voluntarily before tho Commit.
too, nor has tho Committee inytted him to 1naSo
Atatemont. hr. Moulton, an q mattor n @mo hnn'
or, will not toll what ha knows excopt beforo =
tribunal that has power to compel film 70, m
Boocher and myaelD." >A'A'
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EORG ETO wv.

FLOUR observation-disclosures u sener re-
- n bs1rets fsm;y 1or tas s RRon Of August
barrels super; 90 barrels me. and ~ bsrrejs
middlings- total 8, i41; and Inspector McCann
reports ms =. SoS' csrrels family; $3.50 barre 9
extra, io Darfe.s super; 10 barrels fine, So bar
RES mloo Lngs, and II barrels rye-totai 10 ,0I2;
msklng the total Inspections for the month
1928 barrels.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boats Wheeler
and Barron arrived to-day with 800 bushels Of
corn and 500 bushels wheat for H. M. Talbot,
and 900 bushels wheat and 700 bushels corn for
Hartley & Bro; and the boat Seneca with 200
bushels corn and 80 barrels -four flor Thos. G.
Wheeler. The only sale reported was 500 bush
els wheat at 81 80 to S1.35
REV. JAMES NELSON is advertised to breach
ut the Baptist church in this city next Sabbath
morning at IL O'Clock.
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AN IMPORTANT DIsCovBRY.-G w. Lloyd
the architect, desired some nre-proof brick the
other day for the floor of q rew barn, but when
be learned the cost per thouA and he determ
TO experiment. little with some common brick
He procured few hundred and had themde-
livered on the vacant lot on Michigan avenue
between 80 and 4th streets, where thew vers
placed in abig vat, such as PAYERS used In which
to heat their tar, and allowed to absorb the r :
tar for four hours. In that length OF time toe
bricks were as black as the tar itself, and soaked
full Of il, and when allowed to cool off il was
found that their solidity had been greatly in
creased. A reporter OF the Free Press yester-
day struck one of the bricks eight or ten b ard
blows before he could even break a piece off,
and to strike one with hammer il like striking
q rock. Subjected to the eame tests as the reg
ular fre-proof brick, the tar soaked brick came
out finely. To determine their ire-proof quali-
ties, . number of the bricks were passed into
the blazing furnace, and after severe test they
came out without nav or crack; In fact they
were rendered stronger and tougher for the
baking, and 1t was almost impossible to break
one. Mr. Lloyd will use the brick thus prepared
for the stables, and viii then, II the Council
grants permission, lay enough OF them ct some
prominent crossng 10 test their merits for street
paytng-DstrVjt Ffss Pres.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office of Calsf sigma

WAX DEPAR1hkNI, gG'es OF CalQ SlendI Otcs,(
WASHINGTON, ID O., Sept. 4, 1874, lO:3O a. m
, PROBA Bill rIEs,-Durins the rest Of Friday over
the south Atlantic states rising barometer station.
AIRY or liver psrature, northeasteriy winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather. Over the CUT
states, stationary snd falling barometer
erly winds increasing to high en- the western Gulf
coast With cloud and rain, and with cool and partly
cloudy weather in the interior. Over the Tennessee
and Ohio valleys, stationary barometer and temper
allure. easterly winds and partly cloudy weather
Over the northW, ST, the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer, stationary or
hshtr temperature, winds veering to southsrly and
partly cloudy weather Over the upper lake region,
falling barometer, higher temperatures, southerly
end ca terly winds, and partly cloudy we ather
over the lower lake region, middle and eastern
winds veering s9 southeast over the lower lakes,
cool. partly CLOUDY and clearing weather. Caution
Galveston.
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BALTIMORE, September 4.-vnginia IS, peelsr,
%; Yirginis, consolidated, slL; West virsisia's o
North Caro ina g. old, Is; do, new, 10; do.
.BALrINoRK, September 4-Co.ton quiet and
stesdy-low middiings. lisa 1l5zS Flour dull and
1scbansed , whest auiet and stesdy NO. red vest
ERR, 3Cgl 70; white western, lsal Is; red Mary.
iA0l.S0. Corn steady-white southern, e46H97
yellow southern, S. mixed western, S. Oats irmer-
sentherp, A@6; western mixed, IS. Ry e arm, 81
ass. Hay dull and unchanged. Mess pork dull and
nominal, 2Sx. Bulk meats str0us aud huoyant-
sheuls ers, 9H; clear rib Sides 10. Bacon d1Il for
rlb sides, l0@l0; clear rlb sides, l3sZ6el4; ham.
d9ll and lower I4h els Laid dull! and nominsI-
unchanged. Petroleum unchanged. Whiskey rm sr;
Re,d az 70 and small sales at that figure. Sugar
nrn or and higher, los dl05s.
EEw YoRk, september 4-stocks active; bstter
prices. Money, 2. Gold, 90. Exchange, long,
4S7; short, 4s9x. Governments dull aud steady
NEW YORK, September 4.-Flour shade frmer
Wheat l@2c better Corn exoited;2o higher
LONDON, September 4, 1880 D. m.-Erie, S1n.
LoNDoN, segtenber 4, $50 p. m.-rhs we .her
LONDON. September 4, $50 . m.-The rate OF dis
count in open market for three months bllsis %
rate.
LONDON, September 4, ,. m.-Erie, 3lh16 3lI
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 francs, 30 CEN
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new YORK, Ssptemberl.-The Posts financial ar.
ticle says: Money is ~ as for call ioans and 70
~ Tor PRIME mefcantile paper, according to the
i:mA which ID IBps. All sales Of gold have been ct
1857. On gen, the rates are fist, aud l@l fer
carrying. Foreign exchange IL qu,vt, 49,. .....-
Grass bankers bills on London at SS6 to ssh and
WIN WIN $50 as the working rate for prime demand
LUIS. Goyerbmeot bonds are fraction lower.
Stae bonds at the board were steady, with sa,es Of
W Penns copsols at 81, and Michigan 6's, Of ls7s
luz. ms stock market opsned aGz lover than
Pscihc and Pacific Nail, which showed no
ehsanse since the opening: There has been an
sdvance OF 1@l, prices being steady.
Extreme sales have been IS foiiovs:-W abash, SEA
Sss; spion Pse'tls, 1873 sA4 Telegraph, 77AGSIs;
Is9IAs: Rock Island. 1905 9l004S; Ohios, 23sIGS
"a; o: Q. 1 O., s44@9A; st: Paul. sszSG3l4:
Hudson, ll q Gl0i1S. -