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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETe
81 s ss 6
sas so eye Is. sS; Mixed Si
r ssRa SS
ATssr e.
s Sss S SPOT Siss
s %s:s s %!,sls 1885, %h
.aa e s%s s.sss
isr ssaI Ms% aid very @
H s9c ssSn sss'nS faa STss
e Bosaos r. s ss FcSr moderate demand Ws:s
sn Psad as sssf cs9Ss
asss sSglass .ss SSs
900 sDis CORN 1880 BUSH; oats 1000 buih Shorts
quiet and weak Ny %ns s.se
sia H. s sSt 5 osioSsr No
4 sfsS : s Con d. aTaa
Dc and higher .sa S sss spSt
s2l 81 e.
Whisky A. ne sssTDSGn s' Og g
Corn easier at 20 se s 30 % s
ss &C. os aos e
S6 III bush BUSH w Bss 500 Su: RYE
f9a S1h W1sa' a aS SSs
I q Hsss Al" o. @ q yrf e. 'sssH
Ssso Oats Sue sdt STEADY y a. AMI sna
:!lsy s9s
e Sy 81
s e. 81 ssas q e s ss
uteSsrs IS; receipts sos; Shipments $685. Whisky
STEADY % sent l7suear quiet Common 10 Choice
%sass 3 sSs Ssss $s
y Td Is Ia Msy 2ai' falfs a
dp loose shS s s1sd 1 Ea%s
dfsS 2 5as g. to E E1Rs
sight oh P1em toa I si,sEns Commercial
Wsiss S j iSI Bstss
@ Ss q e s1 Se s &c.
5 81 US %Saat 90 on SIeF sSs
saS kS S S Bs g 20 70
sll' ssVOO feet Lum
sSSS :s I'M sSs;
bS Extra. 81 s e g. % ISwa %
fS Haana a and oRS so
p soss + . g. %1sss
a1Tsr Whs lsss 1oa snS s
ss t q 10 5ssc ' fss.
9S136c Western Extras 94a2ec Ffrsts, 22a24c Rolls,
Txtra do5c: do Firsts 20d23c. Cheese du YORK
Fancy 0a6c do Prime 9aioc Western Fine
Eggs IMPROVING: Pennsylvania, NewJerseY anu DeiA"Ao
Fresh 23d24c.; Western DO. 22923c -.
ST. LOUIS Sept l7.Four dull, sesrcely any oeyeIs
septtmber 81 So adsl 81 October No 81 80 Corn In
active No Mixed 81 cash all the year oats
dull and lower No., 81 ,aaSso, cash S7c October 81 e.
PORK rmer at sci the levee Bulk Meats lower for
shoulders at country sides HS%pa s6oSe l1t
StS9c Clear Rib Clear Sides l3,seIsAc and IS,aS
Live hog. loweT Shippers q iSss7 49, d Bacon aT
Good TO Choice Natives SIS 25as6 49, Medium TO Fair,
81 $685. Common to Light SO 1888 I9 Good to Choice
oS ooo o Sn: w Rsrey 5000 SooS
bush Rye l,O0O bush. Hogs. 45S Cattle. LOCO
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C Meal Mcsl i,oaeo Ear .. 200 AIS
market for berth from
sSSp a ap sSS4cs in a G% recs
from ine load coon and
bales ms cssn at
the last os the wss total
The week to ins RS point
p and 70 the B Saes 70 h s Kingdom
ccnineei vas ? TaSw S1sR
& Fsn e al s Sa. Grain steam
iSe.s
e Ct The the
TO bristol By S9ass S1s s
with general lump sam % doEns or
s y &: Saff bss
f. So s an ss sss os
Ssyi s?fs being then Has
Es1sS SssH numosa with
B5sh bark 81 sS9qa S0i
s s Iss'sE S,
@ ss 4 e. another
G. 02 }Cr Go o hGsce q Sorssssn bark
same rse this from the
V1Hg ed is vhou.
but Of Sc h sas a. an9
s. e. held CuTTants sold to the , eS
ses S sfo Gs sf
s ~l9 ana 0S
continue scarce and quiet but hrm Ann and over
most shippers s
ssns !: %sss @
to DO at
Ct the G ,SS are q Las % %
s 81 1 ~ for Unsrsde Mnpssot 2SS
n s so F0 g sH s sgF&af s "a
sSo7 s0d thy ws 1s%s Of Pfasy : ssss
Shore private terms Barley Malt very , quiet
S sss . st'iS Sye ana sHS% he
COO %.., %n s 4 :, &C.
sSss5s SS:5 SSssss
but 5 mot sssns sh 4m s' S
quiet SS oU Slippers holding back
Witt ss
a a%S Ws e sgd s1sa a i IS
hoE wss at $780, s.;
rolls S'sad India
Hay 1 XND sTRAwTho arrivals moderate and tho
y 49, ov
Ss Pc soe ns Ssre ana
,ascr and there has been little
.a sP Ill., s ssse the latter for
bat little doing exporters are holding on
Ysarhngs 1915. ..:.:...........s .losls
We o ep the be- ioo~ins from Mr. Emmett Weekly Hop
csss Fl BE- aa
% Si' sd
yS1 ssS !. 1a # What last a sssn rs
ssisdh sssS 's &
e s.sS to S
market aG Mhn ' pm Ene report heavy
nass % onr ss
changes advising hold her HCps and not sell
81 In face 81 s ts
1 be vey sEs i o 1 price,
Hops would be for growers 70 pillow up sto snd % e hs
pss Parsha,ss crop being made every
tl2alSc' In the eG %ErEErs AND EXPLOITS. Balea
FsseiP eea Ir sn sn weI Sept l. sss
fsgS'' s,sss.sss s. e
bfta have sS report
lot. 4 sGGiSc and ap Nominal Eat
aa1s dee GsRPsis :a
as sTs
sggss Ys s:f s
Fig Hi
s0 I ss
ss 3,ss ;s
SS, Ii e. demand iy sna
f. q %ss 5 sass ;SS
decline Holders Of Domestic Pig Lead seem TO have Loaf con
10 ;S1s
eel and
unchanged; Bar at 8sc Pipe s and Sheet ct &C., less
have fair Of confidence and stocks not placed
the market quantity sufficient surplus the do
mand stun only lmited tho only sale We learn Of
sss
Without much animation and Proes nonaly unchanged
about 900 Charcoal Tin private terms Other metals
HoIXss Es-Thers Il nothing to report te inquiry
Hgbt confined cheh, TO tho wants Of the trade at unchanged
sss aa aS droc,X sSStos: f9Es1 sSS 10000 Dsms
NAVAL sTOREs-There prevails moderate export de
rand for Rosn but not 70 Alter prices Conmcn
latter ne outds aguIs 2oo bbs Nc a. e. mss .. o.
board 100 bblA No s5stS ST. Spirit % ~ s SLs
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The days buslncss u INC UH11eu S1a90S 'u0
Treasury comprised:
Gold receips S756493 43 Curry payments 79S.449 S5
cold PAYMENTS IliS234 10 Curry balance 80 iad5d6 81
balance. "a 6J3,9S4 ~ Customs..' eVo'VVo v"
Cur rocepts... 1,Si4,2l5 As
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were: Currency. $2,OOO,OOO; coin, $685.
500 500 Of which $12, 100000 are coin certificates.
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:
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Total pounds, s1nce July T.
LONDON Sept 4-Wool remains steady in value but the
full decline established at the oPendg OF the LONDON
better classes out Of fashion and Fine WOODS are IN
foreign especially limited The present series
IN will the 3D. instead OF the 2th OF Octobe
INIT offered do not allow Oh hat cur
tsiiment eI ercsng any hardening effects prices
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72so States bonds iSSss
old, 1061 1S67s, 107+ Ten Forties, lOo Erio halfway
shares, 17sl; do. preferred. 81. 80,
LONDON Sept 17-1:30 D. m..Ere Railway snarea ITO
Paris advices quote Rentes at 65f 76c
L0spoy sept 7s ImTne amount q oSSa an
LONDON Sept 174 m-Consols for money. "a foL ING
account o. u United States bonds new nves iV0 aan
LONDON Sept. l7-5 .. m-Tallow. 81 Rcwt >o,. -
LONDON, Sept l7-6p m-Redned Petroieum' S2@"S%"
gallon. .. ,,. .o,n,oa
Iinseed OIL "a cwt Spirits Of Turpentine 223@Z2o
owk
LONDON MARKET-sRPr IL.
HOSn-CO1nIOn
Turpentine-Spirits .......:........ 22S pun s,.,.
PABs Sept IT, Exchange London, 2of 2Oc for SNORT
Sight. - , o,,. .... p.,. n.r,
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INA, Nsv 100 $50; total 300 baiee Third Gall ssp.
tmbef boo lsc JanusrX 100 ls,sc; Nay 1oV' i'is"'
arc based on American standard OF
and In store running In quay hob mos s~" h
A INV belO Grade quoted.
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In city bank shares, Metropolitan sold at 40,
Merchants Exchange at 1O1, Fourth National at
e5aa96, and Continental at 81. The following
were the bids
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COTTON MARKETS.


corr,nrs Sep. l7Cotton quiet Mddling, IL Ac Low
.s is 50 Sss s.s'
oais.s wit S %esa net asts
s aaw SS% 4SS :SS%sn sSoo bales; '0si 1916
s asa sss ssp as1 Sss aps
S Sass hi sSp@ a1Sa Bales sales
net sh reasp.s ssp%snts' iSif h'e' 'sO'
Ss GGW m sR aSnss ina 'y
pmen sisc ios io Sa Bales sAs' 10
PaovIpEsck, sept l7-CotOn, weekly sales 1000 bales
PoSr koYA Sept 17-Cotton weekly receipts SO bales
6SS % s.s s e net receipts
rsssy nss ssse 4 5a spGe
a As1Yf o seP Good ordinary ccep S
bales stock s} S Ssss ,2c Low
Middns lee; Good Ordinary &c weekly net receipts
So shipments $50 bales sales 500 Daesi STOCK "
Good Sas H Hsss saS Hs:
l4 d S.ss s sSsh sa Low Mid
s:' ss Ell. ,ssi
sSS s:.. sJ g.
sas. : sass bales exports
H S.i. ss. jsS ' sss .Ia .ssE
hsiss weekly net receipts 77S4 baes gross 1909 bales
sIports coastwise, g. 164 bales sales 1872 eales
nogIiY sept l7-Cotton quiet Middling l2sdl3e Low
Middng lliac.; Good Ordinary, 49, net receipts, 1898
baes EXPORTS c0astws 448 bales sales 200 bales stock.
3O4 bales weekly receipts 263A bales; exports coast
wise l. 575 bales; sales ! $50 bales. ~ -
CnARLEsros sept l7Cotton quiet Middlins l2sc Low
baes exports 1885 bales Gales 100 bales stock
643 baes weekly receipts 6873 bales exports coast
Wise A. 100 bales sales, 1850 bales. -
AUGUSTA, Sept l7-CottoD steady; demand good Mo
ding I2aallSc. Low Mdding. I2hc net receipts, 6gS
bales sales 627 baeD stock, 1875 1927 bales 1874 !120
baes weekly net r,ceipts, 2S86 bales shpmens le3o
bales; sales, ~ 81 bales; spinners, lS6 bales -,
BLLnAORB Sept. 17-CottOn dull; Midding. iHc; Low
Niddling 1870. Good Ordinary, 1870 net receipts
bales gross 2OI bals eXport eosstwlse 20 bales
$50 bales 90 bales stock o2e bae. wses nes
bales to britain. Ali bales sales. $40 bales spnne
PHiLAnrIfHrA, Sept 17.-Cotton dul; Aiddins. ASei
Low Mddling l3c Good Ordinary l2he gross aeceips
IA baes weekly net receipts $50 bales gros
Boston Sept 17.-Coton quiet Midding Hkc Low Ma
ding l4c Ordinary l3c; gross reccpn ~ cHss
stocf l7s7 b.iss weekly net receipts s'aes s0'A iSA
~ LOUIS, sept i7cotton dull Midalins, istc Low
s,osa aSs Bales Weekly net recep II bales Shipments
o. I.,Ss ia'e' sept 7-coon qustsr NiddlnS l2
Low Hiddiins i3Sc Good Ordinary 70 weekly net ~
eeipa $50 baes; shipmcnts 036 bace saieA 200 bales
stoch 1875 1855 baesi 1874, $3.50 baleA
0kIyEsros, sept l1Cotton- E.ttmaeed net rscsfpess
800 bsieS stock i03 bales weekly net reoeipts l0739
bales, gross s76 bales expora e0astwis 5000 bales
salea l6O0 bLss two days are estimated
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Loan for S473, 100000
DEFICIENCY IN THE SINKING FUND,

UNDER
Section Three, Article Seven OF the Constitution.
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund by virtue OF the Aoe
entitled Act provide means TO support the Govern
ment 1885, and in accordance with section
Three Article OF the Constitution hereby give notcI
that scaled proposals will be received the Canal Departmen
until the 2h day Of September inst at ~ O'CLOCK noon OF
that day, for a Loan OF . u,
-Four Hundred and Seventy-three Thousand
Dollars,
For which Transferable Certificates OF stock PRINCIPAL And
ISTRRRsT Registered will be issued In the
name OF the State Of NewYo on tho credit OF
the Sinking Fund.- under Section Three Article seven OF tho
aInum payable semi annually the FIRST days OF April and
year. and tho principal on ths
day OF October thousand eight hundred and nne
three. A.. o,,. ..u.oh. -
liberty accept reject all proposals the Oilers ae
for the whole or any part Of said loan
All proposals to be sealed up and Endorsed Loan for the
Sinki Fund.-" and nclosed In envelope directed 70 the
Auditor Canal Department. Albany, y. w..
The required To be paid In gold coin on the
acceptance the proposal by the 30th day OF
Payments be depong the 10 the credit Of
the Treasurer Of the State OF New York. on account Of the
Canal Fund.- In the Bank Of the Manhattan Company new
York. - ..s.,.o.
ober next and be payable semannuay on the st days o
April and October at the Bank OF the Manhattan company
DATED Canal Department Albany, Sept 10, 1878.
BY order Of the Board,
WIN. DORSHEIIER- 1t. Governor, Charmap
En- NfTeQ
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ex the latest quotations
owing were the bids

I'm State bonds Missouri Skies sold at 1OI Tennes-
sce New at 5O3a and New Series at $685. The fol-
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THE CANAL FRAUDS.

JUDGE LEARNED's DECISION IN THE DENIsoN
DISCHARGED.
ALBANY, July 2s. 1875.
Justice Learned has rendered his decision In the
case of contempt OF Ii. d. Denison, who refused to
produce his books and papers as a witness before
the Canal Frauds Investigation Commission.
After reviewing the question at some length,
Justice Learned says the question, then, to be
answered here is not simply whether the Commits
sion has a right to interrogate and to call for
books and papers, but whether they have the
power to punish for dlsobedIence. Such power
must be found, If at all, IN express enactment,
because imprisonment for contempt is quasi
punishment for a crime, using that word In it's
broad sense, ana the question is whether the
power to punish for this criminal act
has been given to the Commission. They
claim that power by virtue OF chapter OIL,
Laws OF 1875. The passage OF sucn an
act is an implied admission that without it they
would have had no such power and that their
power is limited by its language. This act Is
singuarly defective II it was intended to give any
such power as is claimed. 1t is the act creating
the Commissioners. Judging from the title aud
from the language OF the act, It's OBJECT so far as
1t is applicable TO the subject under discussion
seems to be solely the procuring OF the attend
ance of witnesses. 1t says nothing as 10 their
refusal 10 testify. 1t authorizes either of tina
Commissioners TO issue subpnnas recurring the
attendance OF witnesses and the production OF
books aud papers before the Commission. Now,
It cannot be said that the mere power TO issue
subp9nas implies power to punish for their dis
obedience. In case OF the failure OF any witness
SO subpGnaed TO obey such subpoena the Com
mlssioners have power TO issue attachment TO
the Sheriff OF any county requiring him to attach
the body OF such witness ana orlng HIM before the
Commission. Justice Learned holds that even II
the witness failed 10 bring the books and papers
with MIN there would have been no occasion Tor
an attachment The relat0r must be discouraged
the decision was made known at so late an
hour that the Commission took no action upon It
TO-DAY, but IT seems to be taken for granted that
the Commissioners Will take the opinion of the
higher tribunal before surrendering power with
which the Legislature evidently intended to
clOthe them, aud which Is so important to the
most successful accom- lshment of their object.
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RACING AT GOODWOOD.

THE eooDwooD STAKES WON By Freeman
THIRTEEN sTARTERs-AN EXCITING FINISH.
LONDON July %, 1875.
The race for the Goodwood Stakes took place
to-day at the Goodwood meeting and was won by
Freeman Bertram was second and Escort third,
FULL FIELD.
There were thirteen starters.
A SPIRITED FINISH
The nnish or the race was very exciting
THE BETTING.
Escort was the iavorite, the odds against him
being to 1. The betting against Freeman was )
10 1. and against Bertram IA TO 1.
THE RACE.
The following is a summary o. the race
THE GooDwooD STAKES thandicapl oil IS sovs.
each, Is forfeit and only II declared, with 200
added; second to receive 100 sovs.; two miles and
half; 81 subscribers, 80 Of whom declared
Mr.. Heneages ch. h. Freeman, by Kettledrum,
out OF Hartcot, years. ...,............... 1
Mr.. Barclay b. h. Bertram, by the Duke, out OF
Constance, years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lord ScarbOrough's br. c. Escort, by Rataplan,
out OF ChaperOn. by Flatcatcher, years. q
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THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.

BRIGHAM YOUNG STILL SAYS HE is TOO SICK
TO TRAvEL-HIs APPLICATION REFUSED
LEES WIFE LOCKED UP
BEAVER, Utah, July %, 1875.
Several witnesses were sworn and testified at
the Mountain Meadow massacre trial to-day.
Their evidence was conflrmatory OF the preceding
witnesses.
Lees cell was searched to-day. and was found
to contain numerous articles to assist him to
escape.
This afternoon the defence presented an aHldavit
by telegraph from Salt Lake City to the effect that
Brigham Young and George A. smith were in too
feeble health to come to Beaver, and asked that
their dispositions be accepted. which was refused.
The defence said they should take the afiidayIts
any way and present them, and asked until to-
morrow TO open the case for the defence.
This afternoon one OF the wives OF Lee insisted
on seeing him, and upon being refused assaulted
the jaller. She was locked up.
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FIRE IN JERSEY CITY.
lips AND OIL DOCKS IN FLAMEs-ExPLosroM
AND GRAND FLAME scpNr,pv

SHIPS AND OIL DOCKS IN CHARACTERIZATION
AND GRAND FLAME SCENERY
At about haIfpast one O'Clock this
morning Jersey City and the lower part
OF this city were shocked by an ex.
ploson, dull but reyerberatory which
proceeded from dock on the Jersey side or tne
river. Immediately a great luminous cloud
uprose over that quarter, composed oil
smoke, with which the lambent name
was struggling TO assert ITSELF The flames very
soon overcame the smoke and, leaping on high,
outlined against the thick darkness OF
Jersey City, winch the smoke, as ts
rolled backward. made more dense q vessel upon
whose spars the destructive names eaped
exultngly, and poured In masses OF rubescent
light out OF the body or the vessel. Very soon the
smoke was rolled still further back. aud there
ana seemingly on dock. The light
now became flashing, as If slight explosions were
times lighted up as it is by flashes
OF summer lightning. From the New York shore
vessel or rather vessels, Tor more than one
was ahre-looGed ike the pyrotechnic exhioiuon
OF mimic ship on grander scale than any pyro.
technlst has ever yet attempted.
1t was impossible for long time to
learn where the fire. was. exactly, or
could be had TO Jersey CITY, because
OF the long intervals between the passages OF the
Ierryboats. Finally. the writer discovered that
Pennsylvania Railroad company at the
foot OF Morgan street, Jersey City. At that place
is a storage place for OIL meant Tor snip
ment, aud here the cars laden with
petroleum. are run 10 be emptied OF their con.
tents. The hames originated In an oil car which
mad just been run upon the DOCK and spread
with great speed to the vessels beyond 1t and
to adjacent cars and stored oil. rns
in1ammabe liquid ran along the dock
and upon the surface Of the water where u
burned sputteringly but destructiyely ia
every bit OF wood it struck. How
first intlmation which was had OF the
disaster given by the awful explosion
of the oil IN the car, which shocked
the people OF both cities. IL could not be learned
whether anybody was hurt by tae explosion but
it Is likely that there was somebody injured.
the force OF the explosion was so great.
Neither could any estimate OF the probable
losses be made last night, as the hour when the
disaster announced itself was late.
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THE INDIAN FRAUDS.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE TRADERS AND CON-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST AN INvEs-
TIGATIoN-DAMAGING DISCLOSURES THREAT
ENED
SIOUX CITY, July %, 1875
The HERALD exposures are creating deep alarm
along the Missouri, and the excitement is increas-
ing. while the thieves are rapidly covering their
tracks. Tue Leightons have sold their trading
posts and one OF the brothers has gone below TO
close their business on the river. The Ring Is
buying up witnesses aud destroying records
THE FRAUDS
OF the last year amount 10 millions OF dollars In the
West alone. Every stranger here is watched, and
steamboats, and contractors are doing their best
TO shield themselves aud the the VINO employ
them. Damaging disclosures are pending and 1t
1t is charged the department VIII DE SHOWN 10 be
in COLLISION with the lndian ROBBERS
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THE ALASKA INDIANS.

ASSUMPTION OF THE DUTIES OF INDIAN AGENT
BY CAPTAIN CAMPFIELD-TRADE REGULATIONS
PRESCRIBED
SAN FRANCISCO July 2s, 1875.
A despatch from Portland oregon, reports that
Captain James b. Campfeld, commanding the
district OF Alaska, publishes an order s,aung that
by direction OF the President he assumes the
duties OF Indian Agent Tor Alaska and the Aleu-
tan Islands; that persons wishing TO trade IN
the Territory must apply TO the Commandment for
license giving q penal bond of $1,000 APP
proved by the United States District At
Iorney oil the district where the appli-
cant resides, for the observance OF the
teIcourse VITA Indians in Alaska, the BOND to be
renewed every year. II the applicant Is natural
ICED citizen ne must present his papers. I'm
naturalized foreigners cannot procure licenses.
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FINING THE PLYMOUTH ROCK.

THE PLYMOUTH ROCK DETAINED AT PRovI-
DENcE-MR. JARRETT FINED FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
NEWPORT, II. L. July 2s, 1876
On the arrival OF the steamer Plymouth Rock at
Newport this morning at three O'Clock INSPECTOR
Arnold, by order OF Collector Shaw, served pa
pers upon Captain Curtis requiring him to report
at nine O'Clock at the Collectors ONCE Captain
Curtis, accompanied by Mr.. Jarrett, one Of the
owners, promptly appeared at the Custom House.
ana, after answering the questions OF Collector
shaw In relation TO the number OF passengers he
carried yesterday was fined $500. The me was
promptly paid by MIR. Jarrett, and the steamer de-
ivered to the custody OF the owners IL is under
stood, as a precedent has been established, that
all the steamers that ply on the bay Will be COM
PEELED to carry only the number which their GER
tincate allows them to carry, and the friends OF
Messrs. Jarrett q Palmer Will take care that no
Partially Will DC shown. This Is the frst time q
Steamboat captain has been hned Tor such an
0nence IN these waters,
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THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE CONSTITUTED
CLAIMS AaAINsT THE UNITED STATES.
VERSAILLES July 2S, 1875.
y The proposed list OF members o; the Permanent
Committee consists OF thirteen Deputies OF the
Right AMI twelve Of the Left
CITIZEN LOSSES DURING THE AMERICAN WAR.
NJ. Raoul Duval intends in the Assembly to ask
the government why the indemnity due French
citizens for losses sustained by them In the United
States during the late war has not been paid.
aettlad.
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YELLOW FEVER.

REPORTS FROM THE PENSACOLA NAVY YARD
AND FORTS BARRANCAs AND PIoKENs.
WASHINGTON ID. c.. July 2s, 1875
despatch received by the Secretary of the
Navy to-day from Commodore Cooper. command
ing the Pensacola Navy Yard, states that no cases
of yellow fever have yet appeared at the Navy
Yard or the villages in the vicinity. Five addi-
tlonal deaths are reported al Fort Barrancas.
Adespstcn received by Surgeon General Barnes,
U. S. A.. reports one new case and one death as
Barrancas yesterday.
This afternoon the following was received by
Surgeon General Barnes:-
FORT BARRANCAs, July %, 1875.
There have been Ave deaths since my report OF
last evening. Dr. 5teinDerg Is down. We have
had no new case from Pickens Tor the last thirty
Six hours. j. M. BRANNAN
Breyet Major General .. S. A.. cOmmandlng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-29
A COTTON MILL BURNED.

WANY OPERATIVES NJURED-A HEAVY MONEY
LOSS.
GLASGOW, July 49, 1875.
Grants cotton mills in this city have been de-
RtrOyed by fire.
MANY PERSONS INJURED.
Several girls and two fremen were severely
burned.
ESCAPED WITH DIFFICULTY.
Three hundred OF the employees effected their es
cape with much difficulty.
A HEAVY LOSS.
The loss by the fire is 100000.