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The New York herald., 1875-11-25

nominal Naphtha 1915 for prompt =, and month 1aa
BssaEs % market 3qoe "a from ts creek s we're a.
follows -Ttusville quiet and steady At 81 57A u %
Sm @ nothing o oaerns % 81 SaH a 81 s. doats very
Grm saes a. 81 sra PaTkers steady. United held a.
PRovsross -Receipts-Pork, 2of bbIs lard 100 bbis
bacon 242i boxes cut meats, a45 packages The pork
market was almost az complete stand The sales ior spo
from Sc 40 ~ 10 silly So e5 Sales ior future
delivery o. go bb January q s22 ~ ana 70 pS % e
hams aI II and late yesterday about 2OUo1 IDS heT n.y.
sales were 70 bbls, on private terms Bacon remained
duh sales 90 boxes city, long clear 4 i2e.
dsncy The sales for spot delivery ss erces new new
ey at @ ~ Se sO sOd S6 s do choice od Western
steam at l34c. 1899 and for future delivery loo
Il l27Se. 1000 do January, AZ i3c is lice ooOo DO,
February a. ~ l-i6c sc $50 do do AZ &c., and 2oo
Butter was quiet aud without material change equote =
SOC do fair to good 25c a 27c state half tubs
fair TO choice oc 34c Western creamery tubs fair
S5c cheoss-r6e market Pas about stosdy but quiet We
aaTe neS i@hfo. @ cream 20 a@'y % Fair 10 sSod
part skim, Ssc. l01ac SKINS 7c Ohio factory fair
GSa shaped go5 @ fancy ns g. % sac u0
RieE-fhe market for domestic kinds steady with
neglected. Sales of rs casks carodna at ea3c.,
and $50 ,l bbls Louisiana at e1so re. We
g good to prime 6'4c &C. and lever qualities al SC.
aasc; Raagoon, in bond 2,se 2'e per p, gold cash.
SIC, and i9s hhds at 7ssc SIZE partly damaged so5
boxes on private terms and Old sales Of l79S hhds
and S Rhds Melado on private terms Refined was quiet
e quote nbs rennng &C. a is ciSe good do se Ia
centrifugal, hhds and boxes, Nos TO - s7se 9Ae;
s@sss ss ss.ndsra 1s 5ss a. '@sS ss.s
s G oa S'Ss Msssr & Vat 9 94Sshson sns
Hads Bore& Bag, hsado.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
CLOSING PRICES ?. N.
THE MONEY MAREEr.

Money closed easy at pa per cent call The
highest rate was per cent In discounts prime
camille paper is in demand at GA IA per cent
Foreign Exchange is dull, with actual business at
S9ls a 4 "a for bankers long, and 4s7k a4s7h for
demand sterling.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at Il4k with sales In the
Interim 1147S and114k The rates paid for CARRYING
were 2 Il and per cent, and for borrowing Cat to
&-64 per cent per diem.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25


Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day, being legal holiday,
the various exchanges will be closed and business in
financial circles generally suspended.
The Canada Southern Railroad reports its earnings
for the month of October as follows:-
Gross earnings month of October. $103 $50 149 553
An increase Of $40 223 which represents, to large
extent the diversion of traffic from the Lake Shore
road growing out Of the arrangements between
the Central and Hudson and Michigan Central
panies
The following are the earnings the Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul Railway for the third week No
vember:-
$163 200
ZlzOUU
lncrehse. S4o,oUO
Secretary Bristow says that except himself
and the President has his report and that all
statements in regard thereto guess work
Kiernan's Financial News Bureau furnishes the fol-
lowing rates of exchange on New York.
Chicago, u to z cent discount; st. Louis, \ per cent
per 500, discount; Cincinnati, onetenth OF per
cent discount
Owing to the funeral OF Vice President Wilson, the
Sub-Treasury in this city will be closed Friday and
the gold sale advertised for that day will place on
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds closed firm, at the following quo
atons-Unted States currency sixes 125 1861 do.
do. 1884, registered, 1924 l2oI do. do, do, cou.
pon l23S 1885 ado nve-twentes, 1854 registered,
A144 1l4X ado. do. coupon, 1l414 l144 do. do,
ls65 registered 115H ll6 do do, do, coupon, 116
lle1S; do. do, do, new 1904 12Os do. do, do,
coupon, 12ok 12Ok do. do 1867, registered, 1924 q
z229l do. do, do, coupon, 1924 l22& do, do.
1865 registered 1924 1929; do. do, do, coupon,
I22I l22X; ten -forties, registered, 116% III
DO do coupon 1171 lis; do lives, 1881 registered,
Ile9S a Il6sS; do. do, do coupon, 116ss a III.
ECalled
The New York herald., 1875-11-25

For future delivery the follows Yesterday
after two T. M.-November 200 bales at 13l4c, i. n.
December 300 az Is 7,52c; January; 700 40 l5hc,;
February 700 at 1876 March, 500 at ID l732c April,
500 at l3 lI-16c Total 100 bales To day up to two
p MNovember, 100 at 13l4c 1900 at IS 732c roo
Is 3l6e; December, 200 at - l6c 100 at l3 BE,
1000 n - 9l6e January 300 at 3 es2 800 q I3c 600
13 7S2 800 134c, February, 300 l33c March,
100 l3 9l6c., 500 at l3lsc., 300 ut IS l7-32c.;
April 200 Is l1l6c; May 100 at l3 2732c June 800
i4c 800 IA l2c, 100 4c 200 at II l-32c. Total
l0,7Oo bales Exchange-5oo, December for November,
Grand total 5000 bales The receipts at the
were as tolows:-Gaiveston 1907 bales; New Orleans
74l9; Missouri 2 2l6 Savannah, 1877 Charleston 1858;
Wilmington, $780, Norfolk, 4,292; Baltimore. 800; New
York 75l Boston, 3ol; philadelphia AT Total, 2723o
bales This day last week, 2S 35 This day last year,
20 657. Total since September 1345 bales last
night Cotton reghts closed follows ITO Havre BY steam,
Te. To Hamburg by steam, lc compressed To Bremen,
by steam c, compressed To Liverpool lied, by steam;
by sail ol6d. Market steady.
FLOUR AND GRAlN-Receipts-FIour 81. 1873 bbls
meal 100 bb and 40 sacks wheat 205,576 bushels;
"a s62 do oats ia 500 do $500 do barley lu2 S
do barley malt $40 do The flour market ruled dull but
further change in prices The sales foot only
bbs prices within the OF the annexed
tatiors steady, with sales of 2Oo bbs and
500 sacks s. S5 a "a for Brandywine, and S3 %
So 65 for New Jersey and Pennsyvania yellow per bb We
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

London prices to-day indicate drmness and activity.
Consos and United States securities are higher Dis
counts the open market quoted at 22s a 2h per
cent for three months bills Consos advanced to 951s
ao5% against o5k 954 at the close yesterday 1se7s
sold as high as 109k, ten ortes 1864, and new nyes
Loih. f07,0J0 bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day In Frankfort, United
etates new bonds hves, sold at 995S. The price
ofconsos at the Stock Exchange to-day has been higher
Ehan AT any other time since the 18th OF January 1s6o
Rentes IN Paris are co. 32k Eric, in London l4&i do.
preferred, 2sh.
RAILROAD
In railroad bonds the largest transactions we're in
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons.
which we're strong and sold at $50 a so Sok. Cen,
The New York herald., 1875-11-25
HAVANA MARKET.
ROPEAN MARKETS

HAVANA, Nov %. 1875
Spanish gold, 2ie a 216S. Exchange dull, on Lon
don, l59 loo premium. Sugar dull
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRopUcR MARKET.-LoSpoS, Nov 2f-Even-
ngspem oil, 191 per Linseed OIL 25s 9d per cwt.
The New York herald., 1875-11-25

Wheat better demand but prices which
about 81 30 81 2e and Milwaukee at 81 Is ii So but
MAS sod The sales comprised about 5000 bushels at
81 81 II for low grade Chicago spring 81 81 for No
quiet with sales OF about 40 900 bushels 7ec ne for
was steady The sales we're 2oo0 bushels at 81 IL for No
2Canada Barley malt was quiet Oats we're quiet but un
Arc Tor No Chicago mixed and 44c; 45c. for interior
sd wsus ~ ~ 1 $50 SO ner in tw hs
New 81 30; Canada hed in bulk and in bond
GUNMEs we're quiet ana steady. We ote;-Domestic
l2ae Calcutta s7sci bags, l2c ...,v Wa o,.
sales Of 200 bales sisa az 800 bales Jute Butts
I3iGc cash. We quote American dressed per ton,
$40 S2i5 for double aud $i9O 500 for single
Russia - 70 Sc rs, gold; Italian 81 60 ~ IS. gold
SH eash G ssa hemp ea sS SSe soa O.
HipEslhe market was quiet and easy l. is the genera,
decline sc gold the market AZ the time presents
nSSat @ y e tb sge % s % n u we're m "a an p
vae terms 500 to o99 dry Saor&ns mia on private terms 100
lec gold 70 close out stock We quote :Buenos Ayres.
20 20 2s lbs 2Gc o6 2ie dO S 70 % to p lbs Sc zoe
Corrientes, y 20 22 lbs. l9e q zoe Rio Grande,
2oe California q e lbs 2oc Central s5 /, American @
s is y Z vegs % Cruz & Is % 70 IL & c sorca o = IL % q %
ice 2o1sc. All gold selected Texas ana Southern "a
90 TO 90 lbs, e4c do. As 90 lbs, &c sl4c
MoiAssSsEThe market was quiet steady. We quote
Cuba centrifugal and mixed, &c. 2sc do clayed SOC
32c Do mnscoy9ao re1nlng 3Vc 5oci po ao grocery,
5oc New Orleans old crop, 4oc 55c do CROP 5Oc.
6Oc.
jobbng business passing Spirits tnrpentne SELL
ING In obDlng quotations Tar aud pitch remained
unchanged. Adyices from Wilmington were follows =
gton-Rosin firm; strained 81 a.. Tar firm; Will
mnstoa 81 81 Did Turpentne quiet; hard, 81 so yellow
din and virgin 3D. spirits nominal, SIG We quote
Spirits Of turpentnc 3sc rosn, good strained
al 75 "a -; Wilmington Tar, ~ 20; Washington tar
81 % pitch, e S2 l25a.
Ous1The market was quiet but steady We quote Got
tonseed crude Ale a 4Bc. do. yellow, 5dc.
do winter yellow Csc Soc liusced, casks, SIC bbls.
B3c lard winter 81 on 81 10; menhaden, Sound, 4c.
42c Maine 45c; sperm, crude, u 90; DO, bleached
winter 81 81 do natural do, u 80; whale, Northern
zoe do Southern 6Jc do. beached winter, 75c. soc
do natural do TIC 73c. olive, casks, 81 10 81 ID
do, cases 81 25 "a so; winter bleached hsh, Soc
PKTRoLKUMThe market Tor both crude aud refined was
very quiot and unchanged Crude ~ bulk was quoted y
76c. Tor prompt months do In bbs. lO3ac for prompt
and IOiSe a iO%c for month. Refined, standard white
lSc tor prompt and month cargo lots l5c cases. leAc
, 1875-07-13

NEW ioRk. July 13,-1n pursuance Ut \ call
circulated ly tho Erie Protection Culumittao OF
Loudon, meeting Of tho stockholders Of tho
Erie Railrosd Hss Acll to-daY,:s Which there waa
large a.toudance. Mr. John Livingston, WHO
represented a largo number Of foreign stock
holders, occupied tho chair, and delivered
lengthy adlrcsB in which ha ntated that COM
pIalnt bad beon nAae that there was
great deal Ut voting at ELECTIONS by
proxies. lie feyowed tile transaction of March i,
tuged fFo,n Jay uou!d at tho tin,o bY Is.chuf1-
s.,eim aud uoldsmidt aud that e75000U wefp
paid ~ LEibes to several OF Goul4's nirectnts.
1t whs finally agreed that caa!lcugeEs should 10
appo'nted ut the electiou Tomorrow to sue that
no voting IL done by proxy, sud that tho election
IL carried out fairly in ovosy respect.
, 1875-07-13

Porrsv1LLg, "a. July l2.-slnco tbs reaump-
tton took place, there have been siRuu Of dis
content auIonG the miners In tho employ Of udi-
sauat coal operators sgaiubt tho IL Per ceatIe-
duction. Thu mon aver that compromise
Though dissatisfaction amuus the men has ex'at-
al III various parts Of the rtglon for sonlc time,
there Was no strike iusuKurated Until to-day,
when tue m.noE4 turned ont At ht. ClslF to I
man. AZ VAUDEVILLE VII onssidH laboEefs struck.
II way hoped thesu would bs 4 roMpEolntas 1t St,
Clair, but dispatches frdu t4ero tonight report
l1.at tha intu will lot 80 tu wosk. Tha colAes!ex
It hoth plsoos ara owned and apezated by iudl-
vidusl enterprise. au!l S,Eo employment to large
number Ut 1nGu And boys.
, 1875-07-13
C0RN*BREAD. SOUTH AND NORTH.
70 ths Et4for of Ihs Chiedoo I4lbHne:
CHICAGO July l0,-l lave aapp several AIl

CHICAGO, July 10.-l have aeon several Alu-
sions liks tho following:
is vol! known That nobody makes nore delicious
.corn-bFpaa than TIC negro women down spnsh; oao
g,ys Tic receipt. Bays Dtuah: Why, darlin'. some
ally tA4ea t!e flou', an'I k!ne o. mixes 'em up
with some hot water, md pusa sn eRgs enu1 md
you do 10, 3esa no. an you'll mike good "a do"
This ono IL very prettilT expressed, but nearly
all OF them heretofore woFa III no wiso COM
pimcutary to our Northern cooks. There arc
several very Important EoaBons Which do not be.
long to cookery, why cur corn-bread cannot DO
the same ~ In tho south. Iu the tirst place.
corn raised under tropical SIN Ia much sWeeteF
than onrs. Il Is Also vsFy tender. lts sweetuesB
aud tenderness obsAto tho necessity OF fat or
buttot for shortening, and any form Of greasa
would deprive tbs cofn Of its pure taste. No
sweet coEn IL raised III the South common corn
is aweet enough 10 do awav With that necoss,ty.
Tho cotu-mcal which Nnah uses H. consoqnent-
", sweetar aud tendeser than any which cotnos
to tho hands OF our faE-haired Nortkorp cooks.
TLou AZ 10 soda. sour milk, and shortening.
each one il enough OF itself 10 dostroy tho puro
tasto of cora.mosi. Dut our meal IL
prepared in such manue7 ~ "
to make al thsse, necetIasy 4
in largo quantities aud packed away befole It IL
sufficiently dry. II then sourH or becomes bitter
from loug standing. l vepture to say that two
thirds Of the meal NO have for city use IL slight
Iy aour, II not bitter. We cal cure its aourtess,
and son,e OF tho bitterness, BY soda and sugar !;
but Nc cannot get tile pure tssse, even OF North
eFn coln.meal, by any manner Of means, when
1t IL 10 badly prepared. Corn:oake ia tao
country IL superior to any In tho city. The
reason IL, lhas sle farmer selccts hls best corr
l1kea 4 small griHt to I mill which dooa job
work, aid gets it home trosh aud - svees ~
any corn 10 tue North can Ia. Dinsh's co'n-
bread In The North would be no better tina
ours. nor half SO good. l hare aaten corn.bfaAd
enough In tho Bouth to know that, with the sA'ne
ingredients hero, Northern cookery would make
II ytill batter.
There are other articles Of diet In tho South
which deserve tbs asmo celebrity ~ ita cora.
breAd,-pork. eggs aud chIckeus. Eggs aud
cnlckaas are mora delicious becalse tAey
arc tod differently and SO Of pork.
Hogs run wild aud feed on nuts. They
are killed while young. an1 before
the7 become 20 grossly !At ~ ours. Desides tue
tat which y formed by the mss. Of delicious
nuts must bs much m1ro palaiAbta than ours.
t3Acon aud grssua is = tempting dish in ths
South it Is not 30 hsEs. II We hsd tropical
matsz'als for cookery, NO should also haya tfop-
ical cooking. NRs. HAaalkg y. HAooxs.
, 1875-07-13

Primitive Dealings ar tho subjects Of
tho EXnr.

Primitive Denltngs oT the subjects Of
tho Cxnr.
It IL time to throw last glance upon those
middle ages and ancient institutions, tho faira,
for they havo already disappeared In Western
Europe and they viii eventually d,aap-
pear. even In HuBsia before tho loco
motive, which, ia pushing its wav
from Moscow and II. Petersburg to Tho CIaI
Mountains and Hioerinn steppes. Commercial
and morcaptilc fairB were necessity for tic
tinics when communications remained verv
ducers Hut what ia the ucctss1ty now for
ploddlng along slowIy a. hotAe paco to reach q
nlarkot. wtIero aalrs md purchases are to bo
goue through. when tho iron horse can Bo
rapidly convoy people amd goods to TUG great
fair. for books aud printing matter, has nearly
disappeared in Germany; tho great Bcau-
calre fair, sou.hwatd Of Lyons in Franco,
whero Chluose, Japanese, and all EoFta
nj merchants from oaRt mud west cougregatcd. Is
hardly . souvenir. TIE renowned fair Of MIMI
Novgorod, In Russia only ren1eiEs, aud this otse
also viii aoon bs thing OF tho past. 6ono Of
the osbor t. 600 smaller fairs which arc yet held
a. Irbit, Charcow and other RueBan towns and
yiflngeB, will continue for some yeRrs to bo kept
up, for, despite tho energy Of Ninauh and other
American engineers, 1t will take long time be-
fore the immense territory Of lsnnsiA will DO
adequately covered by. = network Of railroade.
a'etCuaso W .i ~" x'. " S'oo''''o'" ~ e''4
@areh9snea ~, a,si ios sneso lnils 1a;,
lho Nllp'.NosEoioMl ~ i@lr y lno aeeeet hua 1aoss
ainpostn. in' ~, ,ao WIN, a"e nI.a. t,"uis 70 tne
e1cumaanceh " ats !asotnnle Fly ~, st'na9ou =.
po'nt whefe tno Vsh no"s lnto Iuo fo.Ga, tnus
GohnecnnR tnv ihnaH.tal rlosinces ol Cehtlh,
nussla TIsM 'pT H., os' mSssu.n 1hiope: ana
Ient5as Asia: lug hiss iair vas W., hela a. N'Jn,
n lslG. Gettoh ~ iaps!ea aso tne fooa. most NOS
iargety oeass ~. sn1 conss.u.o isla "isa Icn-
tlal Aslht WHICH sens ~ ~" costotaa Anu ases
pr!ncipany ior GahSoes anu money. saIes
m ato nncn anectad , W ia" p,ospsc.s ~ iuo co
Ky .aa u ~ " ~, W. ~ ori
t.o .'1 t1Iao .no M ,at1 as, " ncana t rIn ,no In
q guy 70 .na 2a'n 81, g! AMgust. lhn hmct'shn
civil wsr damaged tna eo!ton maskes Efeasi9y' sl9
causing coasiaei1nlo ttsn ~ ptsss 'as ~ leua
thoro VIZ ? sudden fai', inulsttng enormous
lonses On holders Of tue COMMODITY. % since thas
tlmn ns'nslc eotson nas oeen holo u largely !m-
ported. ing Moo,sn tthno. "nacn ~ n'ainsy eom-
tered III tne okfs1ne 1a1ts' 10 alsosethef suoofai-
hate I,e a. N'1ni. ~.
lhe ttaue ~ LITE ~ 'otat!y oounos'eu VIII
taa, ,, o. se aIplt ! raas "neso sRsos ato mostay
HOla uTl}CEdVt9 luckGNu u pFGlHEEu lOI uf1, Ha
, 1875-07-13
THE DUBUQUE Exp0s,1toY.

Srftal Dtsndfh to 7ht Fhfcaao T1,bnns,
DubuQCE, 1a. July l2.-Tto Directors of tie
Northeastern Exposition societr in this CITY
completed arrangements to-day for tho s1toselrn
Of the atreet railway track to tho Fairgrounds
mile In length. This total cost is $4,000, elooo
OF whicl, Ia donated By the Directors OF the
grounds. whi1e the balance il subscribed bT or
leading citizens, The iron was ordered today,
III addition to this new floral hail will bo crect-
cd. and prosi.un maho for several Ch[caro
manufacturers WHO hsso aioniGed their inton-
tiou Of being present NJ tho great Exposition
xLlcll meets IN September next.
, 1875-07-13
ElllfEEs


Another caao OF su.teo. says tho ints of In
dta hht occurred il a email village Il car ltlc"-
now. ihe following aso tho details Of tho ea:'r:
llav,ng batAcd aud lressed, the suite vent to
tho burniti0.rlace: accompanied by hor relatives
aud nuntor of low.cahte 1Iindoos, ho vera
~ charge Of tho dead body. Wood being scarce
tue funeral pile was in part constructed O. othci
fuel, which ~as heapad round tho woman u she
sat with tho huad Ut loe decesaed Lusba I'D in
hor lap. Tuo pllo was theu covered with 1t raw
her nephew banded tho sutsoo lighted to tch,
aud III moment tho whole masa vas on l. ro.
The CLowkeydar aud the policeman, when til oy
arrived. found only q heap OF ashcs. Abol is
thtrty persons. Including tho village headmal,
and the womsn's relatives, have been committed
to tho sesalons on ths charge OF having boom
directly or indirectly guilty Of murder.
Never allow either diarrhGa, dysentery, or an1
bowel aaeetson to have i. "w why, or SERIOUS canss
HaIsam ut hand, theso a1Itctious nlay be promptly
safely, an1 eicacIoaAy treated.
, 1875-07-13

!yretfnl pstpdtch tn The Chrea9o Ttfbunk
MILWAUKEE. July l2.-In the Gcriach oasc,
when the defendant, 3 gratn-bAg merchant, so-
fused tn oboy the aubrnna Of 1ntesnsl I.orenuo
Sn oarvisor IIcdr,ck, defendant Was broughs boz
lore Jnlse Dyer. and orlerod 10 appoar bcforo
The HUI ervslir. Which hn did to-dAy, And afor n
Keen 1rssi fight hrs examination WAS continued
claims tint MI the books rece.ltlv produced by
drsillcrh and Eccti'icra are ho3us, and evidently
tnade up eeposa'ly to ,leccive. grand rumpus
IL expected at Usl,kosh
, 1875-07-13

!Srsfsa! DIsndffA % Tho Ehte3as 11Io""'
BLnuMtNa1os, H., July l2.-Eurgl"ts are
making /. tiyelv In bloomington. and Laso pretty
n,uch their own way, a. thera ara hut aescn
noj,cemen on duty At night. Last night ttts
resjlsnco os Wilian i. rfohasco "ns cnteFsl
tus nothing d,sturhel: alao tho rcslsnco Of
Col. jUl., Iteed whore the burglars net iiro to
tl.o clothcs II, . closet. destroying cubllY aifk
dressoa and other goods.
, 1875-07-13
CENTENNIAL WORKERS.

L1rrlz Rocx. Ark, July 12.-Mrs. Judge II.
Caldwell. Chairman Of tho Ladies' Centennial
COMMITTEES for A.kansas, has succeeded IN Or
ganizing Lad!ss' ssate Ceutsauiai Committee
70 oo-0pszats With the Htats Board, In order lhAt
AtkA4sss may b. propssly represented 1t no1s
yssr'a Centennial The State Board u now en-
Ragsd In eollaotiag specimens for tha exhibition,
, 1875-07-13

and then mt IL o. fire. Between tho e1ploeioa
and ilts tho building ~ worth very lits!e'
cotbin is At pretens tit with foser' hns ae-
anttl.er eAiorn. Tha people Of Weaterv!lle are
greatly cIated oycr tbs etoAine. and docias" tha1
i,o saloon sual1 live In tlo's town. 4 report ~
current hara that Eartien left i5 Corhn to "stch
the aatcou gok drunk and upset : limp. Which
cauHei lhe fire.
, 1875-07-13

BpFt1al U3pdEch 70 1iAe CHIcAu0 Tf1bNne,
EAST BAolSAw, Mich., July 12.-About noon
to-day Jsmes Wright, aaiior employed Oh the
schooner Francis Palms. lying At McLean's mill
was stabbed in tic lclt aide, near the regiou Of
tho hcatt, BY = shipmass nAmed Matthew Kelly.
Kelly la from Chicago. The tnon had been quar-
reltoR all the forenoon, Rnd had como to bova
soyeral times. Kelly olaima he did tie stabblng
in self-dofense. Wright having threatened 70
VI! him. and having dono hiY beat to do 1t.
Wright will die,
, 1875-07-13

China. and the remainder by thu nusaI& on
Saturday. iler cargo will DO shipped by tLc
Eathnla on tho 9th inst ~
ln*noS, July 1..-ateamahips britannia, S,ata
Of Neva1a, anil City OF uruaacls, fru.l, Nav
York. havo arrived out, ''e'
NEW f0RK, Iuis l2.-Arrtyod, steauacr CITY m
Montreai, from, Lverj,nol. ~
FtRrnEn fo1sr. Jnty ll.--steamshlp Peruvian.
from Liverpool las arrived
, 1875-07-13
ATTEMpTE.a SUICIDE.

An unsuccessful a.tcm1 It 1t suici,le Was msds
by John Felbsrs. Of No. l29 Wentworth ayanne
iAAt evening At G:3U o'clock. He IL said to hAra
become jealous because liB 'Ife attended pic
mic yesterday aGAlnst his wish cs aud Fhos him.
eelf In the left breast with pis. ". Tho woup'
IL uut dangerous.
, 1875-07-13

Spte1at OIspaefh 70 Ihs ChlcaQ0 Tribune.
sr. Paul., Mlnn., July 19.-Tho till OF oxcep-
tlona having been granted IN the case Of Frank
Hspp. sentenced to life imprisonment fur tho
musdar OF Ultlca Lick, aud now In prison 1T atill.
water, tho case goes boforo the supreme Court,
which may oEdor + now trial. For tue second
tt!A OF AIrh. kapp, for tho aasne murder, q
change Of venue will he asked tu morrow. With
tia pnrnoso on the part OF tie defenBe to Lave it
ts.oa iu uouuipou County.