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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 13.-Co.ton-Quiet
and steady at l4sc. Flour-Steady AT
50 30(d5 40. Wheat-Firm at 81 22(a
| -. Corn-Firm at 70G7lc. Oats -
Quiet at $4,000. Rye-Dull and nom
inal. Oils-Unchanged. Eggs, Butter
and Cheese-Demand fair and market
firm. rovisions-Stcady and in moder
ate demand Pork-S20 90. Bulk Meat.
Steady; shoulders ss@S!c; clear rib
sides II &c; clear l2@l2s. Bacon-Frm;
shoulders 9Ic; clear rib sides l2I; clear
@l3tc@Whisky-Quiet 81 IL.
Hoes Live hogs firm; common 81 co
M ID; good To choice extra 81 poor %.
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Erie X. R.::.EIectiOn.

NEw YORK, July l3.-At The election
for Erie railroad Directors, the ticket
headed bv Jewett WAS elected. The whole
humber of votes cast were 262, 4S5, repre-
senting s26,24s,50O worth of stock. )f
these the Jewett ticket received POI, $50
votes, while the opposition ticket, con-
tanning the names of Cornelius, Wander
bilt, Livingston and others, received 100
votes. MIR. Livingston challenged the
votes on the ground that number OF
shareholders had voted by ploxy, but the
inspectors of the election declared the
votes legal.
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The Number of Meetings and the
Attendance.

The following it the number OF meet
ings held by Moody and Sankey in Lon
don during the past four months with
the aggregate attendance: Comberwell,
sixty meetings, attended by $4,000 peo-
pie; Victoria, forty-five meetings, attend
ed by 0,OOO; Opera House, sixty meetings
attended by $4,000; in Bow six meet
ings, attended by 100000; and in Agri-
cultural Hall six meetings, attended by
10000 The amount Of money expended
tor buildings, printing, stewards, etc. was
$4,000. Moody and Sankey declined to
receive any compensation from the COM
mittee.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YosK, July lS.--The commission
houses effected fair business IN WOODEN
goods, far mems wear, and shirts and
drawers and fancy wool hosiery wcr"
active. Cotton goods continue sluggish,
but price essentially unchanged. Prints
quiet with the agents and jobbers and
shirtings less active. Jobbers have AL .
vanced paper canbrics to &c. Foreign
goods dull.
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Challenge Cup tor the New York
Rifemen.

LONDON, July l3.-The Council of the
British National Rife Association, at Il
meeting to-day, adopted resolution that
the New York Rife Association BE- IN
vited to accept challenge oup, to be
competed for in 1875 at Wimbledon, the
winner TO hold the cup till the next
meeting of the New York Ride Associa-
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FOREIGN.
The Moody md Sankcy Farewell.

LONDON, July l3.-At the Moody and
Sankey farewell meeting last night, lS8
clergymen of the Church of England
were present Canon Conway, of West
minister, occupied seat on the platform.
All present were deeply affected. Moody,
while speaking, was so overcome by emo.
tion that he had to stop, and was unable
to conclude his address.
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet and steady.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet, except Tcnnes-
sees, which are better.
SToCKs-Atter moderate huctu atlons
and very quiet business throughout the
day, closed dull, but strong at an advance
of IGa4 per cent. Mariposa Land and
Mining Company was an exception TO
therule. After opening at l3, it declined
to 81, but later rallied to lOi. The trans
actions on the Stock Exchange were
1900 shares, of which 2S,0OO were
Western Union, 5000 Erie and $4,000
Lake Shore.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July l3.-Wheat, Corn
and o Oats-Steady and unchanged Petro-
leum-Quiet; standard white car lots 9:ci
Ohio state test l0sc; small lots l@2c
higher. Receipts-Wheat, 700 bushels;
corn, $50 bushels; oats, $50 bushels.
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ton, when il is to hand it over to the
Council of that association, in order that
it may be competed for then and annu-
ally thereafter, at range of 600 yards,
on conditions to be determined on by the
New York Rife Association.
Movements of the Team.
EDINBURGH, July 1S.-The American
Team and their friends visited Abbotts-
ford and Melrose to-day. Wm. Nelson,
leading citizen of Edinburgh, gave
them banquet tonight, in the course Of
which he made a speech, warm in eulogy
of America. Col. Gildersleeve responded
in fitting terms. The members of the
Team leave for London tomorrow.
H0nOrs TO GarIbaldi.
ROME, July l3 -Garibaldi, on arrival
at Crevite, on his way to Csprera, was
drawn to the hotel by the people. The
town was illuminated last night.
Foreign Crops.
LONDON, July l3.-Thc Mark Lane
Express in its weekly review says the
crops have been progressing favorably,
and reports to this effect have produced
q quieter feeling in the London market,
where prices had began to advance, but
there has been further improve
ment in country prices in
many places being again one or two
shillings dearer for wheat, and as the
idea of having crop equal to last years
is given up, and stocks decrease, there is
plenty of room for further rise. In
France the damage to crops from floods,
has been very extensive in the provinces,
and figures show rise in wheat from one
to two shillings.
Carlists Panic Stricken.
MAERID, July IA, 4 A. M.-The official
Gazette reports that great panic exists
in Estelle where the news of the CarliSts
defeat has only just become known.
The Carlists are removing their artillery
from the city. Gen. Dorregsray is hem
med in by Several brigade.
Another severe Storm.
LONDON, July IA special to the
Tones reports that another destructive
storm visited Buda, Pesth, on the llth
inst. Nearly all the temporary works
erected for the repair Of damages caused
by the tempest of June %, were carried
away; houses unroofed, and several
large towers blown down. No lives lost.
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TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGIS lth.
Associated Press Report. by Western
fI,,;on Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Miners To be Kept from the Black
Hills.

OMAHA, NEB, l3.-In reply to the
inquiry of General George Crook, COM
manding the War Department as TO
what should be done with the miners al
ready in the Black Hills country, and
hereafter found therein, the following
dispatch WAS just received through
Generals Sherman and Sheridan:
"Referring to your dispatch of the Sd
instant, the President directs that you
issue the necessary orders to continue to
keep people from going to the Black
Hills, at least until the result of the la
bors Of the Commission to treat with the
Ind ians is known.
THOMAS NJ. VINCENT,
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VI .tch Between the British and
Americans not Permitted.

LONDON, July l3.-Partisans Of the
British team telegraph from VIM
bledon: regret to say that the council
will not allow the last proposed match
for Saturday, between the Americans and
the representatives Of the three British
eights of 1874 and 1875 to be shot. We
intend to offer the Americans cup which
they may take back with them and shoot
for at home.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July l3.-GoLD-Weak
and lower closing at llji after selling
at ll5J. Borrowing rates l@2 per cent
per annum and l GA per diem. The de-
cline was caused by considerable sales of
long gold.
GoYERNMENTs-Firm
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

New and Secondhand, Of First-class
Makers, Will be- sold at Low Prices for cash,
or on lnstallments, or for rent, in city or
Country. during these hard times and the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS * son,
3Sl Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs,
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
ducements To the Trade. A large discount
o Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
chools. etc. eec22b
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Professor MARSH has written long
letter 10 the President, which appears in
our telegraphic columns this morning.
He makes, IN it, very damaging charges
against Secretary DRLANo regarding
frauds practiced on the Sioux Indians.
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WHETHER or not Mr.. DELANo will
resign the Secretsryship Of the Depart
ment of the Interior is still mooted
question. one day it is asserted that he
will; the next, that he will not. The
latest report is that he has not fully made
up his mind, but will be governed by the
amount Of evidence which can be accu-
mulated on the charges against him con-
ccrning the frauds practiced on the
Indians. If this is sufficient to condemn
him, he will incontinently leave II no''
NE will "stick.,
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l. he counsel for the people and Peter
D. sweeney have arranged for rednc.
E'ou Of his bail to Sl50OOO
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From our reports this morning the
r-,babilities are that the weather to-day
Will be party cloudy, with westerly or
sgu,herly winds, and higher temperature.
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THE BEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
IOWA AND NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BY THE
Burlington & Missouri RiyerR. R. Co,

Burlington q missouri hIVer n. n. U0'
On 10 Years Credit at D per cent interest
One Million Acres in Iowa and Southern
Nebraska. The finest country I'm the world
To combine Farming and Stock Raising.
The Soil Is Rich and easily cultivated
Climate warm seasons long; Taxes low
and Education Free. No payments re-
quired on principal till Fifth year, ana
then only One-Sevcnth Each Year Unhl
paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold nj important stations on the Chicago,
Burlington and quincy railroad, and cost
OF same refunded when land Is bought.
Half Fare TO families Of purchasers, and
Low Freights on household goods and
farm stock.
Twenty per cent premium for cultiva-
ton.
Large Discounts tor Cash within one,
two and three years.
Products will pay for Land and Improve
ments long before the principal becomes
due.
"The sO-called destitution I'm Nebraska,
lies In the far western region, beyond III"
lands of the q. & VI. X. X. CO."
Bd-FOT circulars that Will describe fully
these lands, and the terms Of sale, apply
TO or address LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington, Iowa, for Iowa lands, or Lin
coin, Neb., for Nebraska lands, or 10
y. +. SHAW, Agent,
feb2}gSb ParkersbuTg, West Va.
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Ashcelina gegister.

rrp closed in New York yesterday
S. llj;.
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Paper Devoted TO the Interests Ot the


WA,uINGToN, July lS.-Fred Doug
.a,, Professors Langston and Wilson,
1hA Roy Williams held meeting with
,.-'T oo.orel people last night, and took
,.!' toward starting weekly paper
a.''. A''utrJ 10 the interests of the ne
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serenade 10 Rev. III. W. Beeeher.

New YORK, July 19.-The people and
temporary residents of Peekskill, preced-
ed by band OF music and accompanied
By the militia, marched to Rest Hill last
evening and serenaded Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. After a speech by Judge Wells
giving expression TO their confidence in
him MS a man and Christian minister,
Mr.. Beecher spoke for nearly an hour.
He said:
"When | began my life | had no in
tention of being great, eloquent and
wise man, but did mean to be good
and honest man. My future is IN the
keeping of the Lord God, TO whom my
mother dedicated me- and | should like
to know who Is going to stop my mouth
with a muzZle and my hand that / can
not write. | went through the Red Sea,
but 1t was long time ago. The fact Is,
that about 1870 and 1872, and for three
or four years, had to go through pretty
deep waters but | kept it to myself |
am receivin hundreds of letters couched
in most earnest and atlectionate terms
of coincidence for the trial
through which | am going.
but bless you, the ashes Of that fire were
scattered long ago.
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Rise In the Big Sandy.

The Commercials Cattlettsburg, KY.
special says the Big Sandy river COM
menced rising rapidly yesterday noon
and by night was running at flood height.
The steamer Sam Cravens was swamped
in the mouth of the river. This morn
ing the Thompson House and dwelling
on southeast Front street were washed
away by the the water undermining the
banks which fell in. The Sherman
House aud several residences on First
street are momentarily expected to be
destroyed. At Louisa, KY, the Big
Sandy is reported with forty feet of
water in the channel and rising. At
Huntington, West Va, the Ohio river
has risen fifteen feet since last evening.
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Saratoga BOnt Races.

SARATOGA, July l3.-The Freshman
race was won by Cornell and Harvard
second. The time OF Cornell was II
minutes and -! seconds. Brown came
in third. Brown took the lead for the
first half mile, and kept it until the sec
ond IN lie and half, when Harvard took
the lead but was passed by Cornell who
came in first, with Harvard second.
Time l7:22
IruICA, July l3.-The victory of the
Cornell Freshman crew is received with
the greatest enthusiasm. Guns are beng
fired, flags raised, brooms elevated and a
general spirit of rejoicing prevails.
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Prominent Yonn- Mnn

IIITLE koCk, ARK, july l3-WiIiir
Drennen and Charles HALEY two promi.
nent young nen OF Van Burcr. went bo.t
rlding Sunday afternoon on the river
The boat capsized, drowning Dreruen
ana the two young ladies who accom-.
panied them, Haley barely escaping, As
ne reached the shore close enough TO Law
Ms head above the water mark hi,
strength failed him, and there he Law
until found, an hour afterwards com.
piete exhausted. AllLc psr,ies be,on".
I'd TO the leading families Of Van Barren
a negro convict, while attempting 70
escape Yesterday, was shot and killed nv
L guard. N''''u D!
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DISASTROUS Fire.

PIrrsBURGH, July 13.-A disastrous
fire occurred at Monongahela City, Pa,
this morning, de,troying Culbertson's
saw mill and the boat yard, Foster,
Blythe II Co.'S panlng mill and lumber
yard, dry goods house and three dwell
ling houses. Estimated loss 100000; in
surance $1,000, principally in Pitts
burgh companies. The fire is supposed
10 be the work of an incendiary.
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1 am nll Right.

Churches have prayed for me; households
have prayed for me, and | will say that
these prayers have been more to me
than the plaudits of the people on the
streets. 1t has been this that has made
me happy The expenses of the trial to
me have been over seventy-tive thousand
dollars. On the other side they have
been very large.
Mr.. Beecher was warmly applauded
throughout his address.
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CINCINNATI July 13.-The frequent
rains of the past few weeks have swollen
the streams in this vicinity. At two
o'clock this morning the river was very
high and the floating coal elevator of
Gordon " McLure, moored at the land
ing was struck by large tree and i'm
mediately sank together with four bar
yes and 10000 bushels Of coal. Quite
number other barges were torn from
their moorings and carried down the
stream. The loss by this ireshet as lar as
aScertaned is estimated at over 10000.
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Later Details Of the Race-Great TX
citcment.

citeInent.
At twelve NJ, the four Freshmen crews
Of the Cornell and Harvard, the Brown
and Princeton took up their positions for
the race. After few seconds wait the
start was made in good order. The
Brown boys got away first, and rowing u
more rapid stroke than either OF their
competitors, soon showed decidedly
in front. The sympathizers with
the Brown boys chcered Justify,
nor was it until well toward
close that their enthusiasm had to sub
side For two full miles the Brown
crew kept the lead and there was nearly
quarter of the third travelled before
they were overtaken. The Harvard
with magnificent squirt overlook the
Brown crew, but not without struggle
was the leadership surrendered. Every
energy was strained to hold the
advanced position and the excite
ment among the spectators
was of the most intense kind. At last
the bow ef the Harvard boat was driven
to the front, amidst the cheering of the
Harvard on-lookers. At this point, how
ever, the field again changed, for the
Cornell men-who had, until now, been
rowing third-laid to their oars, and
with spirited, dashing energy absolute
" astonishing drew up to the Brown
men. got even, passed them, gained upon
the Harvard boys, got even, and entered
into desperate struggle for the first
place and finally with squirt OF aston
ishiug brilliancy went clear to the front
and came home winners by a boat length.
Perhaps no more exciting bit of boating
has ever been done between our colleges
than look place between these Freshmen
in the last mile of the course, and
no victory WAS ever more gsllantly
won. 1t was clear triumph OF
pluck, nerve and good training. The
Princeton men were last all the time, al
though not disgracefully so. The Cornell!
stroke was the largest. The cause OF
Kennedy's non-appearance at the single
skull race, was his mistaking the time to
be after the Freshmen race had been
rowed, instead of before. Yale and Cor
nell are even in the betting for to-mor-
rows race.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-The reports
of the city officials for the past six months,
show reduction of the debt, bonded
and floating, of sl,4ll,Sl5. The decrease
of current expenses compared with the
six months same time last year, is s32l,-
$50. The reports exhibit a fall
ing of of 100000 in the
receipts from sources other than
taxation. The Council to-day adopted
n resolution instructing the debt commits
sioners to pay one-half of the interest
now due, stamping the coupons half paid.
1t Is generally understood that the inten-
tion Of the city government is to apply
the remaining interest OF the funds to
the current expenses, if absolutely neces-
sary, to maintain the city government,
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