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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-13
Adjourned until 2 p. m.
SESSION.

The several subjects of the Cover
nor's message were, by the Speaker,
referred to their appropriate commit
tees. -
Mr.. Castle introduced a bill For an
act assigning the judges of the Su-
preme Court to their several districts"
By request Of Mr.. Castle, it was re-
ferred to the committee on agriculture
and manufactures.
Adjourned till this morning. at 10
o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Ehe Battle OF ysrandyxyine.

CELEBRATION OF THE 93rH AaNrvERsABY YEsrER-
DAY BY We THE PEOPLE THE AMERICANS
AGAIN ROUTED.
1--WE the people, with Eli Crosier, Esq, the
President, celebrated the 99 Ii anniversary Of
the Battle OF Brandywine at Chadd's Ford, yes
teiCay. The train having the party aboard, of
which thees was one car, left this city at As a.
M, and reached Chadd's Ford at LIS making
The distance of tG miles in three
hours. The Band advertised to be
present consisted of seven or eight penny tin
trulnpets which was somewhat amusing to those
who fully understood tho burlesque but was
not so amusing to hundreds of Chester county
yeonanry who were. attracted to the place by
hinge posters.
All through the day, gray headed aires whose
fathers fou dit i'll the battle 95 years ago kept
coming in to see the great Anniversary" bnt
generally stayed only few minutes.
The Wilmington party encamped on the
British side OF tue creek wheie the Hes
SLAMS were posted. The lag was raised, and
u keg of lager representing artllery was planted.
1t ia needless to say that this branch OF the seI-
vice was efficiently performed.
Bttween two aud three O'clock, the President
of ' We tho People," took tho chair, and intro
duced Mayor General r. O. fralIn al the orator
of the day. That gentlomen, having but a few
moments to stay before the return OF the
o'clock train, in his usual eloquent manner
90 done up'' the growth of the colonies, the rev.
oiutionary war, the baltic OF Brandywine and
tho late rebellion, and wound UP Win mahlhg
the eagle flap his wings to tie tune OF L Piuri-
bus Unum" :"
After the departure of the MaiorGeneral an
enemy whom the patriotic little party had not
counted, waa posted upon the same hill upon
which Knyphadsen stood "a 1f77. This was the
owner of tho grounds, who net being eonsutee
in regard to the celebration. aud not under
standing such language as the B9gy Cow and
the steamer "Betsy Ann" came down full oi
rage upon the little party aud commanded them
to take their artillery, the flag, bosy Cow and
all, aud ''get up and dust"
RemoNhtrances were useless, in vain was an
appeal made to the American flag, in vain was
tho eagle referred to, in vain We're Washington
Lafayette and the glorious sires OF the Reyolu'
tion invoked, the irate owner Of the soil was in
earnest and "was'nt goin to have his grass
tramped down"
slowly, solemnly, and silently, was the old flag
lowered, the gun utllimbered, the wheel OF
CHANCE gathered, and to funeral drge from the
tin trumpets tile party crossed the Brandywine
aud fortIiied themselves on the other shore
Here all went merry as a marriage bell until the
ehades OF evening came upon them, when all re-
turned home full of patriotic fire, determined te
hold tile next anniversary in tic bullet-riddled
Blmiug ham Meeting House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
A Domestic Tragedy.

A FATHER TRIES TO KILL HIS CHILDREN AND THEN
SHOOTS HIMsELF.
AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. ia terrible tragedy
occurred in the town of Venice, in this county.
yesterday. At about o'clock A. NJ. Harrison
Andrews, aged about fifty, went to the sleeping
room of his son, aged nineteen, who was asleep,
and dealt him two murderous blows with
a hatchet The second blow crushed
through the skull and probably injured
the brain. He then aroused his two
daughters, and shot Mary through the abdomen
witIi revolver, inhicting severe though not
necessarily fatal wound. The girls escape
from the house and aroused the neighbors. An
drews then poured quantity Of oil on the car
pet and set fire to the house, and ended by
shooting himself through the head. The neigh,
bols extinguished the fire and procured medical
attendance for the wounded. The son will hard
ly recover No motive for the atrocous deed is
known. Andrews had a violent and ungoverna-
bic temner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
SECOND EDITION.
The u, s. Conrts'

opENiSa TIRE sEprfMBER TERM, TO DAY-pno-
cEEDING5.
The September term Of the United States Dis
triot and CrcuitsCourts opened in this city, this
morning, Judge Bradford presiding. No jurors
were drawn ard no cases were tried.a
The District Attorney granted leave to the fl
ling of information in the liquor suits of the U.
$. against Martin King and Robert Walsb.
The personal recognizance OF James McCloE-
key was forfeited ms WIS also the bond OF Viii
liam Duffey, whose surety was Richard II. Rowe
Tho admiralty suits were all continued.
Geo. W. Bush, assignee of John Bond, filed a
petition for final discharge, with which the
Court nd djonrned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Haso Rail,

THE QufcKsrEPs oFF-LocAL AND GENERAL NorEe,
The Quicksteps left for Reading this morning
in the 6.25 train, accompanied by about sixty
friends who will go with them all through their
trip to Harrisburg aud Carlisle. Although it is
their intention to visit the latter place, arrange
ments had not been fully completed when they
left this morning. The game with the Actiyes
this afternoon will be called at o'clock.
In the game yesterday, ON tue Qnickstep
grounds between the Rokehy club and the Coop
CT n,ne, OF McDowely.iie, the Cooper won by a
scoro of l3 to IL.
Austin Harrington has resigned the position
of Secretary aud Treasurer Of the Diamond
State base ball olub, and tho vacancy will be
filed at u meeting 10 be held this evening, NJ
room No. 0, Masonic Temple. 1t is expected
tlla5 sometime next week the playing nine will
be ready for practice. They will be selected at
the meeting this evening.
The Second and Third st. butchers play a
game tomorrow on the Quiclsteps grounds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
antompcrance i'm scotland.

Ia one OF her recent letters from Edinburgh
to the Noiristown Herald, Mrs. Wills says =
Intemperanoe is tho bane of the country, ac-
lnowlpd3ed so on every side, and many remedies
except the right one proposed to stop the EVIL.
III the House of Commons Mr. Disfaeli ttahds
up and regrets the sad Increase of drink among
working people, and in the neBhboflng
town OF Wigan clergyman Is ap-
plying for license to sell liquor sat Gown
TO a lunch which consisted OF bread, cheese,
Scotch whiskey, brandy aud wine, and tile gray
haired man who presided re7erenty asked Goa
to bleeA what was spread before US, ana men
proceeded TO mix :. todly" for his daughters.
At another time Il man WHO was donouncing the
want of religion among the French and their
disregard OF The Sabbath, empted two pottlcs OF
wine, explaining as he did 80 that V we glasgow
mon uro very thirsty fellows apparently for-
getful that it was Gods own day he was de-
bauching.
We live in what ir comparatively Il temperance
| country u fact which believe mainly due 10
| the persstant efforts oil the women OF our lahd.
| Here they prescribe liquor when you are SICK
and when yOn are we'll for cold and for heat, lor
fatigue or lack of spirits on account OF the damp
climate to cure nervousness and to induce sleep,
| which excuses may all be summed IN 10 one
phrase, they use it freely because they ike II;
| The vino bottle or mug IL given TO tne cniii
| scarce able to walk the wife lands the steaminB
| kettle to the husband that he may brew p 1u-
| rum" of punch for both, and brothers and sls-
| tors uit aud sip convivially together. Inc ap-
| sence Of .'aomethng to drink IS a lack oi HOS
| pitaiitv =,
| In (ilasgow which an Engliahman of note de-
| scribed to me rs tho most "drnnken city Ill
Great Britain, and which one of their orators
tho other day characterized as "running q haru
race with Liverpool and Birmingham for brutal
| iIy and degradation in this particular" the peo'
pie are no God fearing that they allow no punlie
travel on Sunday. In reply to any remonstrance u
they tell you that moderation is tho only thint
to be observed, that you night as well legisiat.
l sholI what
sbail drink. but tho flashing eye, the thick half
msublin accents, and the odd snatches OF song
which come floating up the hotel corridors Tel
The story of some who o'erstep the bounds O
towns are full of sad, sorrowfu sights, men ant
bovs fighting and reeling, and women hal
clothed, surrounded by their children, yet mimi
tho air with foul cries.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
A Trsgedy Behlnd the Scenes.

A BOY ACTOR ACCIDENTALLY sHoT IN PuILADEI.-
PHIA AMATEUR THEATRE.
Coroner Goddard of Philadelphia, held an in.
quest yesterday in the case Of The boy, Samuel
stroup, who was shot in barn at Gillingers
brickyard, at Nineteenth street and Allegheny
showed that Stroup was one of the actors
in an amateur theatrical company, in which Will
liam Wise, II years DID, and William and Ed
ward Evans, aged IS and 26 years, were also in
terested. An unloaded gun was used in the
performance young Stroup was standing outside
the barn, and one of the Evans handed little
Willie Wise the gun, pointed the gun and Willie
pulled the trigger. Stroup fell, without cry,
shot through the head.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Chester Itelnss

On Sunday morning, the stables of Mrs Rob
ert Gartside and James Taylor, in the South
Ward, Chester, were burned, and Halls mill and
several other buildings in the vicinity had mar
row escape. All the animals were saved.
On Saturday afternoon, a moving engine
struck Rebecca, little four year old daughter
of John vantine, as she was crossing the p. W..
& B. r. r. track, and knocked her several feet.
Her skull was fractured and she was picked up
for dead, but she soon regained consciousness,
and her physician is hopeful if inflammation does
not set in he may be able to save the life OF the
child.
Five boys were locked up on Sunday charged
with uncoupling the cars at Eddystone and
jumping on them for ride down the grade.
The youngest boy was discharged tive were or
dered to pay the costs, and two held i'll S2O0 each
to keep the peace and to pay costs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Tao rsIacIs slorso cavalry.

The Alexandria (Va.,) Gazette learns from
reliable source that Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has re-
ceiyed letter from tho Kbediye OF Egypt, IN
Which b;a biohnes. afterpayiug Gen. Lee high
personai nibute, SAYS that lie il derirons ot
termng mag dody q honsehold troops, to eonHti, IT,
futo his ..body guard. and that ho Wishes as 4,
such, veteran s0lders and also that they shali
be the picked mou ont of the whoie Ahei,on ,t
cavalry in the late civil war; and that II inc gen,
elal thinks that tic Black Horse Cavalry eonld N
be recognized 10 write to that effect Inc %.
zeite ODDS tLat aach reorganization ia imglaeii-
cable tie members of the late Black norse
Cavalry being scattered over the Tour quarters
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
The Maine Election.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 4, 500 IN THE sTATE-rLAIs-
TED REP, AHEAD FOR CONGRESS.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 500 IN THE sTATE-r rLAIs-
TED REP, AHEAD FOR CONGRESS-
PORTLAND, Sept. II.
Returns to Q o'clock, A. NJ, from 1874 towns,
give Connor, Republican, for Governor 34,S74
votes, and Roberts, Democrat, 32, 1893 votes In
1874 the Republican vote was 81, ,759, and that of
the Democrats 25.133. Conners majority in
these towns is 1851 against 6,626 in the same
towns last year, Republican loss of 3,945, or
nearly 60 per cent. This will reduce the. .Repub-
lican majority to 1900 in the State if the ratio
holds.
The towns yet to be heard from gave last
year Republican a, 100; Democrats 16,OS5
despatch from Washington county says it
has gone Democratic by about 800 majority.
Pike Independent is elected in Calais.
The Republicans have carried ten counties and
the Democrats six.
A special despatch from Bangor says Plaisted,
Rep, for Congress, is ahead OF his ticket, and is
probably elected in the vacancy caused by the
death Of Gen. Hersey.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
FIFTH EDITION.
New York.
A FATAL AocIDENr-rHREE MEN KILLED.

AFATAL AocIDENT-THREE nEN KILLED.
New YoRK, Sept. IA.
A terrible accident occurred here, to day, by
which three men were killed and several others
injured.
The "Areal" Ladder Fire Company had been
ordered out for practice at the junction Of East
Broadway and Canal st. A ladder was raised
100 feet in the air and eight men mounted it.
VIM. II. Nash, chief of the battalion, being at
the top.
While the fremen were going through the
eyolutons, the ladder suddenly cracked, and
with scarcely moments warning broke of at
the second section, and those upon it we're
precipitated to the ground.
Nash was instantly killed, two of his compan-
ions, Phillip Manse and VIM. Highes, were 30
terribly mangled that they died while being oon-
veyed to the station house. Severo. other per-
CONS were more or less injured, but were cared
for by their friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Terrible Casualty.
a TEAM OF CATTLE ROASTED ALIVE.

rEAIN OF CATTLE ROASTED ALIVE.
New YORK, Sept. IA.
An afternoon paper says private telegram
from Toronto announces that cattle train Tas
thrown from the track, this morning, and sever
al of the employees on the train were killed.
The whole train was perfect wreck and tho
cars took fire.
A large number Of cattle, which were buried
under the debris, were roasted alive, it being
impossible to extricate them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
The Wreck of the Equinox.

ARRIVAL OF HER SUPPOSED SOLE SURVIVOR AT
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
Reuben Barr supposed to be the sole sur
yivor of the wreck of the Propeller Eq.ino1,
reached this city, yesterday afternoon, by the
schooner Hauen, having been picked up on
Saturday last, by that vessel so miles off Mani
tou Island, after floating SO hours on the pilot
house of the wrecked steamer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Forger Arrested,
WESTERN

HE Is ACCUSED OF TAMPERINa WITH WESTERN
UNION STOCK.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IA.
Robt. N. Richie, a former cashier OF the 4th
National Bank Of this city, was arrested, yester-
day. upon charge of forgery made by Samuel
B. Keyes, broker, who had charge Of certain
speculations of Mr.. Rltchie's, some years ago.
The complainant charges that Ritchie forged Mr..
Charles Davenport's name to three hundred
shares of Western Union Telegraph stock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
geaths.

BUSiCR.--'n this city on the l2ih lust, Annie NJ
wife of James >. H. BuslcS, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends of The family are re-
spectuly invited to attend her fu seril Irom the res
ideEre of her mother. Mrs. Mary Pierce ~ ltIef'
sou street, On Wednesday afternoon, stQtfhnci
18Th 1915 to leave the house AT O'Clock. services
at w O'Clock, To proceed to RiservieW Cemetery.
HUSTON -Op Sunday morning, StatelnAer l2tt'
Jane Huston, aged years.
Ihe relatives and friends are Invited 20 attend Tic
funeral from the residence of MRS. Agnes Logan
No. s o washington street, on lo-morloW (lus-uat
afternoon, ut 3 U'cloeS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
FOURTH EDITION.
The Berks County Fair.

OPENING, TO-DAY, AT READINd-LARdE ATTEN-
DANCE AND UNUSUAL INTEREST.
Special Telegram to the Commercial.
READING, Pa, Sept. IL.
The Berks County Fair WAS opened in this ci-
ty to-day, with large attendance and an unu-
sual interest. The Departments are all full, and
the display is one of the grandest ever made.
The entries far exceed any previous year, and
will aggregate about two thousand. The entries
in the four year old race closed last evening
with four horses, whose speed will be tried at 2
o'clock this afternoon. The entries in all the
races close to-day, and some fast horses have
been booked The fair will continue four days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Louisville Tragedy.

POLICEMAN FATALLY SHOOTS NEGRO WHILE
TRYING TO ARREST HIM.
Mr.. Harris, negro was shot through the
lungs, near the heart, and fatally wounded, last
night, by policeman Hendricks, who was en-
deavoring to arrest him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
The Maryland Independents.

j. MORRISON HARRIS AND 8. TEAcKLE WALLIS LIKE
LY TO ACCEPT
Special Dispatch to tie Commercial.
BALTIMORE, Sept. H.
1t is stated, to-day, that Hon. ]. Morrison
Harris will accept the Independent nomination
for Governor provided the other names on the
ticket are satisfactory. 8. Teackle Wallis has
telegraphed from New York that he will consd-
er his candidacy for the Attorney-Generalship
relying upon the advice of his friends.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
the Election. la Maine

III Maine, yesterday, the Republicans elected =
their Governor by an estimated majority o.
5OO0 and large majority OF the hesls laaut9, H.
The choice of Congressman for the vacancy 10
very close, though Madegan, Democrat is prob,
ably defeated Tho Republicans anticipated M
Democratic gains i'll Jho large towns, ana they
found them fnlly as large as they eSpeeteu'
though it would seem from the hgufes ii ioU "
accessions from the ranks of the Republicans
but by the fuller vote Of the Democrats Whe
made no effort at all last year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Collection day passed in San Francisco yestor-
1,y without any stoppages, and there is better
feeling there. The reopening of the Bank OF
Cslfornia will probably be delayed until October
| 1st.
pannsylyania was reviewed by Governor Hart
! ranft, at Reading yesterday, ana made very
] fine display.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

VACATION OF ScuooL No. 5.-This morning. a
conference was held between Superintendent
Harlan and the Transfer Committee, of the
School Board, and it vas determined
to vacate, at once, No. school
ket and King. Miss Turner's pupils will be
removed to No. 7, and Miss Browns to No. Is,
for the present. Miss Turner will take room No.
1 in No. Z, and Miss Brown will fill Miss jack
sons vacancy in the same school,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
The Mississippi Question.

No DEFINITE ACTION YEr-MoRE INFORMATION
WANTED.
WAsHrNaToN, Sept IA.
No definite action has yet been taken by the
Government respecting the Mississippi troubles,
nor will there be until after the reception of
other official news which has been requested by
the ATTORNEY General.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

The CLEMMEn JuBuEE.-The second rehcar-
sal of the children intending to participate iu
MIR. Clemmer's Children's jubilee, will be hold
tomorrow at quarter before 5 O'Clock in the
Masonic Temple. About 800 children have eli
tered their names for the rehearsals but Mr..
Clemmer would like to have 400 more. After
tomorrow no new names will be received.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
Total. ........s... .......".1
THE WILMINGTON MARKETS.

The Wilmington market was again well sup
piled, this niorning, and pesches have been
quite plentiful ali ~ Abnag 1900 baskets aud
81 crates came III by rail pf!cos remain as yes
terday--25 TO 80 ceata for baskets, and 30 to 10
conts for crates.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

The CATHOLICS AND FATHER GERDE&AN 1t
s stated on the authority Of member OF one Of
tho Catholic churches that, on Sunday, the
priests instructed the Catholics of the city not
to attend Rev Father Gerdeman's lecture soon
to be delivered at the Opera House, nor yet to
upbraid the lecturer or say anything about him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
weather Isecord.q
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA.
Probabihties- the Middle States, gener-
ally cloudy weather and areas OF rain, with
Northerly to Easterly winde, and slight changes
in temperature and barometer during the day,
followed by falling barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Board OF Trnde, this eyenlng.

BOafd OF Irhde, tIlls eVenlnS
Read Healds advertisement OF sale at the
Clayton House.
hleesrs. Geo. W. and W. II. Pierson announce
the dissolution OF their partnership with I. Y.
DeNormandie
To all lovors OF books. don't fail to attend the
auction Hale of over 900 volumes Of books at SIC
Market street on Thursday night at IA o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
A u,ss.es,enIs.
su4Anr's rnourn Ar rnr OPERA HOUSE.

The Red Lt4tt, the opening piece Of James \.
Aherry's New York Theatre Troupe, was presen-
ted to very email audience at tho Opera House,
last night-lc4s than two hundred persons. The
troupe, however, il very fair one, and the sew
eral parts were very well t1kon. Mr.. Sherry
himself is strong and foroble actor, and filled
the role Of the careless Ned .ngDetmoH to tho
satisfaction OF his audience.
This evening Brongham's sensational drama,
m. Lottery Of Life will bo presented, ard with
thia the pfesept engagement wall close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

Commodore Perry's flag ship sunk at Erie,
sixty-two years ago, was yesterday raised, and
tho bottom found in a good state OF preserve
ton. She ia to be exhibited at the Centennial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
atlarriaoes.

But KINtiflA AM--KU UItTZ.--In Pha lelphla on No
y.rnber 9Th 1874, by the Rev. Joseph n. Cdok, N r
Isssc G Buckingham 10 Miss Matte D. kaitz, I'LL
Of Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
sMe Em.trrn SIlore.
oforl. COUNTY.

The mills along the Elk are suffering fos wa
ter.
j. l.. Wilson. Esq, of Eikton, has been &C.
octed as one Of tile speakers in tho cpmpaign in
pennsyvania with n choice of route
Tho gmners made their first raid on the raj!
in the Elk marshes, on Friday morning. They
report the birds not plenty and only In tolerable
order.
Jos. W. Reynolds, of Port Deposit, raised for
ty bushels OF wheat to the acre this senson.
Rev. Geo. A. rhoebus Is Ill and unable to
preach
A school of several thousand porpoises was
dsporting in the Elk one day last week.
The Democratic candidate for the shorhalty,
in anticipation Of his election, has ceased busi-
ness.
john Hassett, living with his sonin-law,
Hugh Murphy, on Iron Hill, died on Tuesday
last, at tho advanced aye of 81. years. He was
an old miner.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

The report was referred to the Finance Conn
mittce.
Tho Superiatendent's annual report was pre-
sentod. and referred to the Committee on Teach
era.
Tho Committee on Teachers reported that
Miss Mary Jackson, Of No. Z, had been appoint
ed IL third assistant in School No. !. Adoptei.
The communication from City Couucll, re-
duestiug tho d Jard to yacato School No. 8, by
November ist, was read and referred to the
Committee on Transfers, with instructions to
yaeate with all possible dispatch.
pointed a cnmmtteo to carry into effeat Mr..
Woolley's resolution in regard to keeping the &C
counts OF the Board.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
wICnMICo COUNTY.

The Salisbury mills are still running on full
time, aud business about them looks brisk.
1t is ru,nored that Salisbury will have
steamboat line to Baltimore next year, aso one
of the Potomac boats once a week.
Tho new NJ. L. Church at Parsonsburg will
be dedicated on sunday, September 2Gth
Reyd. W. Ulie of Salisbury, and p. II. Raw
lins, of Snow HILL, will oiliciate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14

The STATE SCHOOL FUND.-The State School
Fund has been apportioned among the school
districts, and amounts to $91. e5 to each, which
is subject to tile order of the District School
Commissioners. The amounts due the districts
in this county may be had at the Farmers Bank
at New Castle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-14
commercial Reports
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL
Flour steady; high grades $775@8.50; Penna.
family, So 50GD7. co. Wheat firm, new red 81 38
al. 40; do amber s138; damp, S10D1.08. Rye,
9OQ92c. Corn, yellow 7lCD75c; mixed "a. Oats,
white, 41@55c; mixed 3311@31. Whiskey 81 20.
QUOTATIONS AT THE aAAEDTwIEz MILLS ron yLoDH
AND aRaii-UosEsc1E DAILY.
RSrDjiy Flour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S8.O0tG 800
Ezra Hlonr. .,--4.... 6.75cp $50
superfne llaf.r.. .........-.... s.75d9 5.75
WHEAT. . 1856
flor1s. ...-... SOC
The Red Mems National Convention begun,
yesterday, at Cincinnati, the society making II
very creditable street parade.