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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-01-22


A Correspondent who eeetns 10 be infof ulsd onl
the subject correct. Ersys Eseairo, ipr satin:}
what Toe NOT apl-,ar !, b- he truia ~ senator
Slui,bu,y. According to- this writer, the Senator
did not receive the back pay, or aUy part oil it.
In reply to the charge made Nv that paper tie
writer says 5.tp 4
a" It is a fact OF public knowledge and proof st
Washing lou that your accusation and your CEN
sure Of Senator salisbury are as unjust as they
are uniounded. There, 10 Is well and publicly
known that Mr.. salisbury. by his voice aud by
hts vote In the Senate OF the United Stetes hrnly
opposed the pssssge Of the odlous salary bill.
That since ito passage he ias been as consistent
In practice as he previously In protest against
The principle of that bill: That he has steadtastly
refused 10 pocket the plunder" which Con-
eressional majority proifeied hun aud that IN 80
refusing has sharply rebuked those who wonid
propagate. as a political dogma, that "might
makes right"
by voting against the salary bill MIR Salisbury
anticipated the will OF the people and cid his
duty rs their representative. BY voting Tor Its
repeal lie has shown hi; consistency and justified
the confidence OF his constituents. From the
beginning to the end of the disreputsbls affair he
has placed las State and himself right on the
record lie voted against the passage OF the tiil,
and now lie fas voted Tor its repeal. he has
never drawn dollar of the plunder profierea py
il. lis way has been as straight TO kim as his
duty was clear. Having voted right from the
first lie had no vote TO take back; and having
- pocketed " none of the " plunder he had
none to pnpocket and put back HIS entire con.
duct has been straightforward, conscientious aud
just-his example commerdabie.
In this whole matter he IS above reprosch, and
merits esteem and not disparsgement praise and
not censuro. Relieving this, and also that YOU
would not willingly nisrepresent the acts and
character Ct faithful public servant, your cor
respondent now seeks your columns with the
desire of correcting the error into which you haso
fallen. Your repute ior conducting an indepen-
dent and impartial journal encourages the boiet
that you will deal fairly with the public and Will
hasten to correct any erroneous public opinion
" hch you may have unwitlingly created. In SO
doing you will accord SIMPLY what is dne to the
truth, in justice, and TO the public
WILMINdToS, Jan. 70, 1874. FAlK tLAf.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

TSS SECONO-AVE = Desirable ROOMS,
slO with BOARD. for gentlemen references required
1sT EAST 3OTH-ST., between Lexington
I'D ami 3d-Au.-Wen furnHbed large Ani small ROOMS,
b. Tor gentlemen without breaks Wonld slss let oSi
RAsKnENT for . doctors o1ce. References required.
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

GARDENER. "A respectable young man,
~ (nsrd) as 6s GARDENER under.tands prun9e grneEy
ho,a vegetable gardeningi
thorough practical gsreaer furnish references AppJ
Al ODELLS AGENCY 100 Thirty ourtst Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
feqal Noilfes.
CUPREME COURT.-HENRY A. MOTT, al

SUPREME COURT.-HENRY A. MOTT, as
- k1eeGso &C. ofvAIgNTINB MOTT deceaed, THAD6RUs
,s,1 aeon Mach IL Is7S and entered on the 10Th
h s be aaa.ras ss in S & I'd asp me- ,n 5'9sS !. con
VALENTINE therein named vD sen
S q SSSe @ 'sS S SS FUsDAf ds5 s
~ Ss'1 & 0oS0 S S S0S1s % ,.s seE t late vsp. Mo
de seized hSose City Of SsvYoTk and eOnsIng q
souded Bcnng sas.ery lin. Of b. Gsod BOus
ry line Of Yin it running direction
the oOmDgdse Road TIE same was formerly na
rcI. ~ and Eaet 70 point Si.:S. @ 81 feet
SrV direeon crossing tie boulevard and the Eleventh
Ave % .o1 and 1 soS Z 5 fee; Ss'S g1}
thence n noTta"ss1y sf0tSss sIs mem
~ FEET veey Ee Of the Beventhsv. thence
sSs B,uegsd and the Tvenb-ave 20 the exterior buihead
Ine city Hudson River sstsbsh by av thence
fgh 70 polt 80 feet inches south Of the sOubeIy
T.sbs7e and Riverside Boulevard 70 point distant feet and
inches Of the westerly line Of the hvenavs nenSe sotn
soot Nnehirst AM about feet inches
saS & S s GS,bd Boulevard al the point or place Of be-
ginning several dimensions lengths and distances more m
less fOseihtr With IL Ibe nsht tue ana nte's. sen tns o
desees Of the land under water o1 Of 'na eaE
sad hHe saving and creeping hosesi theie0n AZ .oes po %
and avenues laid such portions Of said tract as have
sSt also al sst Of land in the saa City ysv.
% sOS LSoSa as Number 25 MunsJ containing
., oss. Beruung the norhery sde Of PARK place
from the esstery line OF Churchst
running thence eas 81 fed IL inches the norhe hoe Of
P.r thence uoTwar1g bandred ana hy feet the south
a westvsFdly direction along Murray
land bef gng 70 the Corporation Of rng
Cateh theree said land beaoe wsvsy
l6 ices along l25 feet to the nor
Of beginning together
Ii an bnef, as and subject certain agreements
ss Ssy md al; ss sbc1s s ss sS more
botb Of which expire on Tie h osy OF
P,f-usry 1875. a annual rental OF $4,000
certain other parcel Of d fuAte ln2
bsng Of the City Of Brooklyn, County Of Kn
houDoed described follows Beginning a. the portheasry
Montgoneryst and AoanyaVe rnling tpeho eey
,lorg feet inches thence northwardly droe
hon n e S vestwardy 50 feet inch 70 the ss
, hbe Of souhsard lO4 feet 10 inches along
Laur,ve 70 Mou;yomes the point place OF beginning be
VIC '>O t''' O''-"''' - JAMEs hcQUADB Referee
HENRY A. MOTT JOHN CHBTWoOD, Executors, &c. Of Nssb
hbeh Mott deceased snd eO-rtfereeG
r. w. BuRD. Plaintiffs Attorney, II Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
5ales bp aurtion
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS SALE
SILVER-PLATED WARE AT AUCIION'
SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER Co.,

No. 10 JOE1N-Sl,
shout thef store No 673 BosoT vi" over
, oet Of sIIyRRPLATRD wARB No 10 John St for sale
n, ,ye,on on WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY and sArUR
DAY Msre s e TO- and 21 Sale to commence each day 10
sol opportunity offered to dealers boe propue
aud TO lay IN their suppeA Ine
.orn every The line known to the trade ineOa
1s Sets Code Urn saers Cahe BAske Butter Dishes plated
Tsbh Cuuer7 Casters lee Pitchers GObs, Fruit Dishes, Turesns
Vases Napkin Rings Water Coolers Se k& &C. all saered in
ner wAngord Coma. InS warranted extra heaTDy
paed and 6rst-elass in every respect
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. March I,

NEW fOKk IUtsuhy, Marcn II, I5I4
Inelement weather, tho celebration of St.
fatrck's Day, and the prevailing uncertainty with
regard to the sanitary condition of horses generally
have seriously interfered with the local horse trade
Transactions to-day were confined to sales at the princ
pal auction mars the results OF which were reported as
follows:
BY Mr.. Arch. Johnston, at the horse and carriage
in rnirt Inive
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

ke-By Protestant and wife family
experienced all branches Of farm and dairv work. wife good
and Of poury good recommendations Call at
CARPENTERS l3s West 1lthst corner 6th-aye
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
MlsreudrIepus.

VNO FOREIGN FRUIT DEALERS.
On baud ard SALE Bort Howe and the Bite o. 81 eslvs'
or Cal Island Babamas so 900 so 600 dozen PINBAPPLES
The sresst taken shipping o. these Pines Persons
xshrs 70 purchase viii please sdJe s. EVANS Co OF Nassau
who vii quarter (l4l Of he Price
Of Pines 10 before shipping %
Any further Information be had BY applying L.
BeBBAE, No 20 Peck-sip n. Y.
WANTED, for CASH, so to 60-horse EN-
w CINE and rarn tubular BOILERS secondhand must be in
tcod with description pnce, &C. A. B. D. Station
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COdPASib NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BgrwEEH SEwYoRk AND HAVkE CALLING
At BRkSr. ., -. - 4, e., a., ,-...., ~ -
more sonher ohs vail sa IRON Pier No 90 s0rb k'sF
- follow;
lHPPfoIiR .Roussan. .SATURDAI April
RITROPE IRDAl. Aprl 10
sT arg ESr l. ..SArURDAr May
pRICR OP PASSAGE IN GOLD Ubeiuding xael
TO BREST oR HAYRB: -
Cabin
EIcurson teteys redueed rates
Europa
% lue bnshn railway dseon
trouble sn0 eroehsa
GkO MACKENZIE. Agent No 5S Broadway.
EoTY-Ia thereafter the departures will be THURSDAY
fever
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
Board and Rooms Wanted.

WANTED, May /, by gentleman, wife, anu
w sop u eal l-lSs a,d aau one adjoining saast
i,rl, Of youag people Fre 500 month w s9.n year ~
.shsctory Address A. > D. Boz j's5 " l. T. "
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
6oIels.
Boaro an6 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

OO SEVENTH AVE, corner Thirteenth =
s)st story and HALL ROOM eonnecpg
also rwO FRONT ROOMS third noO hr1e'" ARD very
eeutra
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18
Country Board

ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
~ A-Lsrs, Mss. for .e,s.sn, q r,yS. IN M a. fd. =
sJss Wv kecl 81 ytas DaIs, al Dssrpriss, isnsnsss
Dx.ssss sf BHis hesr sss Lang hfsns
s ~" '" y W. RhopRe y D. bssss pvssssL
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

STATE LINE. STEAMSHIPS,
Stair oP PENNSYLVANIA, STATE OP VIRGINIA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, SIAIk OF GkOBGlA,
STATE OP MINNESOTA, STATE OF fLohlDA (bnidnf1
bTArB OF ALABAMA, STATE OF INDIANA
STATE OF NEVADA (huikngJ -
To GLASGOW. BELFAST, uIvBRPOoL, LONDONDERRY, te
-. STATE OF ..SAIUtDA1 March IL
STATE OY PENNSYLVANIA. SATURDAY, Apni Il
36, North River, n. y.
.....f. WEEKLY SAILtNGS MKT SUMMER -.
RAtss $50 and $50 sd steerage S3O cur
prepaid Drafts at lowest rats
'"A''' AUSTIN BALDWIN L. Co, Agents
Broad New ork
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

DACiFfC NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. ,,n,our
sRRAr RE9Tcqsr To N sAf T PAsAs AND
tn. magnificent stesmIhps will be dispatched from Pisr
- s.Ss, sDI,s M.rc 81 al IL % CITY OF PANAMA Capt
ssturd.y' March - COLON Capt - P"
SsrrisT hps l2 m CITY OF GUATEMALA Capt J. B.
Hldfsth freieh, and way PASSENGER sengssrns, 49,, 90 D..
Saturday; Apn II, at p m AcAfULco Capt - - n"
ssariay p apf IS HENRY cHAUScEr Commodore
and onh sa.S. &c. Gu faGa%A paee ps ss
P.ss.se ,tesmsn viii both Their outward
.sS ..,ss ssTs-.lS s.rad ' ns , s ssiaSs D pn~a
BIrs steansrs freight s will be DISPATCHED on HterneN
s''aI'' Whenever "a T6 SsPas isb 6as
tn. spleudd line esre San Francisco is OF ever
q ks9s I'D sSpES Z. 2 o s," Rs month
Ap next yin oT,s sss' to f'H'mA via iol0A'"A AMI ''n
III. Contacts and Through Ladng issued via Panama
T, vii be Ssorh from scS nao Fsosi.eO to Se'i0l ' 10 %
s'' " RATES or PASSAGE;
q So ffn f.s seas $50 800 sio currency
II sssfoTs 70 to Kiuso s2S $50 en according i'e't0n
,.s p, "a Soh River foot Of G.n,l; sisi stsf'
A'yHs VICE PlsS.nt ..s Managing Director supedaead.pt
WHITE STAR LINE.
yoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
...t ..0- CARRYING rHb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NV AND PULIrPoWRRsD STEAMSHIPS r,ras
ehhss SATURDAYS from Lssrpoo, ~ THURS
okIs calling a. Cork HsrDor
OCEANIC. SATURDAY March 81. 300 q N
REPBBLlC. SATURDAY. Mirch ~ a. 200 D. n
yCBLTlC SATURDAY.. Apni A. al 100 n
ADkIATIC, SATURDAY. Apnl IL al I2;SO r.
BALTIC tATUEDAr April IL al TOO a IN
snn Wills Docs. Pagoua Fern. Jesssv Oti.
runsu for al olasse nlrvaled sonDlnhs
AFETf. SPEED ASU c0MYOHf. -.
saSonA sAe smotng b4ihTOJnl nnshe -
40. s.s,s s motion sit s1rsson' ssd nsssfde .Se0~p
Alhs-sAison $50 ros. aesu Betes $40 sod, steenw
k3O siAhiGs
obAm seersgs pad srtfoaiss SD. e4rrenc' .
hsDes'B
Norway. Sweden. lDiss. australia ChBa .....
Dfsrs a apwAr-.
spp The ConDanrs
sAssp he ~ Bf.sassJ. hsslof. l. !. COhris Asht
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

r. GUAR semlweeky sale OF horses wagons, harness,
&c, Messrs Barker Chase's City Auction Mart and
NewYork TaIersas Wednesday, March Is, at IL a. M
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

IOS 2D-AVE., between 9Th and 9th-sts.-
DO pRONr ROoM TO LET: BOARD, subie for gentle
nn and wife single gentlemen references exchanged Win act
New-York tribune., 1874-03-18

~ Scotch Protestant eoupe good gar
dene and experienced mer also good driver and can care cattle
milk butter poutr, nc best recommends
tons Call CARPENTERS, 13S West lltbst corner 6svs
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-11
nIsTRI'.r of Salisbury ss. Probate Courr

n1STRItT of Salisbury ss. Probate Court AI Nov. 21st 1874.
 Estate of Hercules W. Thorp. of Salisbury. in said district ln insolvency. The Court oi Probatt tor the district of Salisbury hath limited and al- lowed two months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate, represented insoivent in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto; aud har appointed Moses l.. Grabam and New won L. Dex- ter of said salisbury Commits toners to receive and examine said claims; and has ordered that said commissioners meet at the etOre of said Moses |. Graham in said Salisbury the 21st day Of December. Is and the 2lst day oi Janu- ary lSI5 AL one o'clock in the aftc"uOGn of each ot said days ior the purpose of attending the business of said appo ntment Certified from Record, ALBERT MOORE Clerk
 All persons indebted'to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 4w2O HENRY HUBBARD. Trustee.
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-11
grobate Aotiffs.

A T a court of Probate holden at Sharon. with A in and for the distri of sharon, on the 23rsl cay 0 November. 1874.
 Presentt harIes L. Pri' dle Esq. Judge.
 Zackeus W. Birsell Esq. of said sharon guard ian to Auioinette Ackley, minor of Ihe age oi seven yeal-. belonging to >aid district. having by his written agreement by and with the advice oi said minor ill adoption tn treder1ck Perry. of said sharon. and lhe raid Frederick A. Perry having exhibited said agreement 10 this eourl for acceptance and approval.
 It is order ed that he hearing on said applira- tion be had at the Probate Office ill eald district on the l2th day ot December 1874, at g O oclGck in the forenoon. and that notice be given 10 all persons il tended to appear then and there 10 show Cause why said agre, ment should not ht accepted and aI proved bS raid Court. Which. nOti' e rhall he published two weeks successive. ly in newrpnptl rnted in Sali. bury and D ,sted on pubic sign post in said Sharon nearest the residence of said minor. Certified from record
 2w21 CHAS. F. SEDGWICK Gle k
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-11
CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD

Commencing Nov. 30, 1874. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. 12 5S A. M.-Connectng at Mierton for Pough- keepsic, Albany aud the West direct, aud for rlsnkill at 3.45 r. M. Leaves Salisbury 1.lS & Lakeville, 1.23 r. M. 4s3O r. M.-Connectlng rom Pittsneld. AL Mill lerton for New Aork. Leaves salisbury at 4.53 & Lakeville 459 r. M. tS.S3 F. M M-ConnecLIng from tlttsneld. At Mil-
 lerton with hxpress tor Albany aud the
 West.
 Leaves salisbury T.13 & Lakeville 7.1sP. Nj. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, S.2O A. M., Leaves Milerton 6OOam,
 Lakevfile b.5U Salisbury, 2 10. 1Os47 A. M.-Connectlng ut W WlnsLed for Bridge
 port. At hartloru Tor Wilhmantic, New
 London, Providence, New York & Boston. Leaves Millerton lO.O0 m, Lakeville, 10.1l, Salisbury, l026 A. M. Connects at
 Canaan tor Bridgeport. 3.O2 F. M.-ConnecLIng from Bridgeport. At
 Winsteu tor " aterDury 2nd briugekort At
 Simrbury for New haven, WesLneiu, HoL
 yoke and Northampton. At hartiord tol
 Bristol, wilnmanIlc, New London, New
 York, Boston and saybreok, via .. V. k.R. Leaves MillerLOu 2.2O p. m., Lakevllle 236. Leaves Salisbury, 2.4l r. M S.38 F. M,-Leaves Mlllerton 60 p m, Lakeyilla S0s, Salisbury, elS r. M. For time at Way stations aud connections see w. H. YEOMANS. Sup't.
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-11
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The New York herald., 1874-11-04
SUICIDE OF A LAWYER.

Cutting His Throat to End His Ariscries-
Business Troubles Said to Re the
Cause.
Information was received at the Coroner's once
yesterday morning that Mr.. John Adriance, q
memoer OF the legal fraternity, had committed
suicide at his late residence. No. 1875 East Twenty
NTH street, by cutting his throat with a razor or
other sharp instrument while suffering from a
temporary nt OF insanity. Mr.. Adriance had been
extensively engaged In real estate operations, ana
had met with bad reverses in business which, at
intervals for weeks past, had seemed to disturb
his In teect, but his relatives had no suspicious
that he contemplated selfdestructlon. In
order, however. to divert his mind and
restore 1t to healthy condition arrange
mems had been made to send MIR. Adriance
TO Europe, and he was to have sailed yesterday
with some trends. On Monday evening Mr..
AdrIance appeared In very good spirits, and at
the usual hour retired to rest. Some time during
the night he left his room without the knowledge
OF his vile, and descending to the parlor, on the
first noor, cut his throat but he was not discov-
cred till daylight, hen his dead body was found
lying on the floor. Reverses In business seem to
have been the only cause known Tor the commits
sion OF the act. Mr.. Adriance, who was lorty-
three years old and native OF this country has
lett q widow and Iour children, besides large
circle of friends, TO mourn his aeath
The New York herald., 1874-11-04

Pacific Mail, Az 445s; Western Union Tele-
graph. 79h 594; Adams Express, 1l51s a 116;
American Express, 624 a 63h; United states Ex-
press, s. 651a; Wells-fargo Express, rs a 791s
Chicago and Alton, 9S a 80; Chicago and North
western, 372s 371z; do preferred, 52ts s31.
Chicago and Rock Island, 97& a 975<; Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 32ss 32zs; DO, preferred. soA a
60s; Co. c. and ]. c.. 95s OK; Delaware, Lack.
Rwanna and Western, .c3H a 1925; Erie, 2s7s a
2s1; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 24l4a 24si; Lake
snore, S0S S014; New York ard Harlem, 129 a
l30A: New York Central and Hudson River, 1O2
1929; New Jersey Central. 1861 a 1867; Ohio
and Mississippi, rs 2s1s; Panama, 114sl o l15;
Toledo and Wabash, 2eI a 29ss; Union Pacific.
B14 345s.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report the following figures -
Five.twenty bonds, 1865 105a do, 1861 109A !;
ne rves, lo34; Erie, q 2714; do. preferred, A.
The rate Of discount in open market for three
months bills was 3 9-l6, which is 7-16 below the
bank rate.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury disbursements for the month Of
October, exclusive OF the principal ana interest
on the puDlic debt were SIS, 900. Notes re-
ceived for redemption to-day, s35o,oOo. Receipts
from internal revenue, 100000.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
THK VIRGINIUs INDEMNITY.
The Spanish Compensation Payment to
England-Madrid Treasury Notes For
warded to London and tho Affair
Settled.

warded to London and the Affair
Settled.
LONDON. Oct. %, 1874
was destined to come to the front at this time OF
year. Just eleven months ago / was despatched
to Madrid to watch AFFAIRS in the HERALD's inter-
est In connection with the complications arising
out OF the proceedings OF this redoubtable vessel
ana now, within the last week, sne has been the
subject of much discussion among diplomatic
circles here. 1t was reported that when Marshal
Serrano's government requested recognition from
England the request was met by a suggestion
that before 1t could be complied with
the sum OF $4,000 ts4oooU which had been
promised by Spain as an indemnity Tor the out
rage suffered by the English portion Of the crew OF
the virginius. should be paid. II, 1t was argued,
your (the Madrid) government is so stable and SO
strong as TO demand recognition at our hands, 1t
Is surely powerful enough to pay this sum OF
money which was promised year ago. The story
went on to say that the justice OF the reasoning
was admitted and the money was paid. Now,
have made it my business to inquire into this.
am In O position to state that the indemnity was
agreed to. but not as a condition of recognition
The recognition Is, as we all know, raft accom-
pli The British government received Treasury
notes from Madrid, which, just at present. cannot
be turned into money. The virginius dificulty
with Great Britain was however settled, Without
any doubt, when the Spanish Treasury notes were
received IN London.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
LARGE FIRE IN EIaHTa AVENUE.

At about six O'Clock last evening the nrst signs
OF q nre were seen in the dry goods store or
Rodgers Orr, at No. lS3 Eighth avenue. 1t was
caused by the gas In the window setting nrc to
some goods Efforts were made to quench the
names but to no purpose and they burned on
fercely, and in short time the entire building
was q mass Of fire. The damage 10 stock
was 500 600 and to the building at least
$4,000 as 1t was completely gutted. Rodgers
i orr have only been insured for $4,000;
company not ascertained. James Thomps0n's hat
store, AZ 1s5 Eighth avenue, as well as the Dud-
ing, was damaged to the extent OF $4,000; In
sured; company unknown. q. II. C0hen's mn
cry and fancy store, 1877 Eighth avenue, stock aud
building, damage $4,000; Insured. @. F. Harrls
1s9 Eighth avenue, clothing. damaged py fre aud
water, $4,000. George Messenger, Isl Eighth
The nre was only que cned BY the fremen alter IL
had m ade great headWay.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
CRIME IN NEWARK.

In Newark yesterday morning early .
gang OF burglars made a raid through Kin.
sey's drug store, Persons printing ofice and
the Journal ONCE, Market street, but sue
ceeded in scoopng IN only small amount Of p un-
der. II "a ALLEGED mat the usuai number oil police
men were greatly teauccd On pat OF duty IN oruer
to u-e them or elecioneering urposes. ana thdt
thereUy tue oilicer Oh tne "Deat plnndered nad to
cove three or iotir Ordinary 'peals.u
"Dugcn DUaghertv, tue man VINO was shot by an
officer on MondaV forenoon, IS in SO precarious a
condition that clergyman was sent 10 prepare
hun for death. Yesterday slight improvement
was noticed Ia his case.
The New York herald., 1874-11-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, y. c. Nov s, 1874
Spirits OF turpent!n- quiet 33c osin rru at 81 U5
or strained Crude turpentine steady 81 90 hard
sia '''O" ''' AH" :" OO'0' ''S'"' i"f ''eauS a.
oswEco. Nov. g. 1874.
Flour quiet sales Off 500 bbis Wheat nr for spring;
saes % two cars No | Milwaukee club at 81 H. Corn
steafy sales OF two Old 5c.: held Soc.
barley hr but quiet; sales as evening OF 900 bushels
unboted, per ton hlfeed unchanged; shorts, S2i;
snipstuls -. mldhgs, $50 per tom Canal freights-
ydrk G corn snd rye 6ssc and oarley ec e New
lumber o. q % the Hudson and s3 30 70 New York.
daAe rece,ps-o lO0 bushels wheat $3.50 do. barley,
n OyO rye isslo0 feet lumber Canal shipmentsS4G go
bushels wheat 1900 DO. alley 100 rye, 1000
iees ipnner Ihe amount OF grain agoat the canal
from buao anu Oswego Yesterday noon a. near can
corn, syiUO0 DO oats 3s6o0j do barley ZCa0 DO rye
lSfp 40: peas ompared with the quantity ahoat
te iast year hsTe deAcicncy y5Ov0 bushels of
grain.
" BUFFALO, Nov. g. 1874
Lake and ran receipts tor tte last twenty Tour hours
Flour $40 bbls wheat t5 $50 bushels; corn IS ss6 do
pats l5,s3s do. Canal shlpmens-wheat IsJ4 bushels;
1851 bushels corn, 26,.l7 do oats IS is do canal
auiet; western spring S. Is So 6akers ss IS aisar G
amber 50 =; white, 50 s. 81 So This being
No spring held az 81 % a 81 10; No do qsc n sac
No Chicago spring at &c. 95c. red winter 81 ii
5 ". Corn quet no sales reported; 40 Western held
inal al 96c. Barley hrm; western 81 ~ ST. anada
Al s0a ST 35 Barley malt steady Western, 81 10 sI a.
Canada, 81 20 a 81 o. r
Flour steady. Wheat a shade higher No. whi e Wa.
bash, 81 lCls No do, s. iOh no ! wn.,e Micn.
:. 10; 10 red, 81 %, so ado, spot and November.
81 O3jS: No 8 do, sec. Corn dull and lower high
mixed spot 95c.t November aud December, &c
OATS steady aud a shade better; No bic No tgAc.
Michigan 4gls Freignts unchanged. Ciovcrseed - ~
nsmmotb, 50 10 Eecsips-5e,oW bushels wheat 7Ann