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The Bloody ChRsm--DecOratiOn of
COnfetlcraie Graves.

CrNCINNATI, June lj.-The Gd=ette's 8
Paris, Kentucky, special says The
stormy weather to-day caused the post
ponement OF the decoration exercises at
the Confederate graves from the fore
noon until three o'clock in the afternoon.
The procession then formed and marched
to the cemetery, followed by large num-
Der of carriages filled with ladies. The de-
corations were tastefula and elegant. After
a short prayer by Rev. \. NJ. White the
procession returned to the Court House
and listened to an Grafton from Hon. j.
). c. Blackburn. In the coUrse Of his
remarks he said: We are not here to talk
of desoluted homes, about which Daught
but sorrow rules; we are not here to blend
our feelings in the face Of those who
fought against US. We would not refuse Il
tribute of flowers to the Union soldier
who fought bravcly for the cause he loved.
The speaker then paid a glowing tribute
to the Southern soldiers and said, SIT was
the duty Of those present to honor those
who had dared to die for hopeless cause y
He closed with an exhortation to the
living TO cherish the memory Of men
who. had died in such cause. a poem
was read by Major Henry 5. Stanton.
DR.. K. l.. Dabney, of Union Theological
Seminary at Hampton, delivered an eulo-
gv on Stonewall Jackson, which closed
the exercises
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Grasshoppers Going Northward.

OMAHA, June l5.-Thc city is full of
grasshoppers struggling from the vast
army which was flying over yesterday.
Private gardens, fruit trees and all sorts
of vegetation has suffered TO a great ex-
tent. The Heraid specials tonight from
the principal portions of the State say
the grasshoppers are passing over north
ward doing little or no damage as get,
The crops are the finest ever known.
LEAvENwoRTH, June l5.-The grass
hoppers have nearly disappeared from
this region. For days past the air has
been full of them; millions and millions
living northward. The farmers are
busy replauting their fields, and general
condition OF hopefulness prevails. No
more serious harm is anticipated.
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NO. l..

Gently. Lake Shore rose from 6St to GA:
and Western Union from 74s to 76:.
Kansas Pacific advanced per cent from
lS to l9. The earnings Of Union Pacific
for April, 1875, as compared with the
same month of 1874, show an increase in
the gross earnings of S260,S59: increase
in operating expenses S75,973; increase
in net earnings Sl63,ss5 The net earn
ings increased $4,000 from January !
to April 30, 1875, as compared with the
same time last year. The above state
ment of earnings and expenses for April
embraces the period in which the trans
portation ofthrough trains was interrupt
ed by severe freshets west of the Rocky
Mountains, while the expense account in
cluded the cost OF transfer and repairs of
the track resulting from the freshets
Transactions in the Stock Exchange were
$4,000 shares, of which 1900 were Pa
ciic Mail, 2l,0O0 Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, 1000 st. Paul, 1000 Erie,
10000 Lake Shore, and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
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The Mexican Banditi - COrtIna's
Movements and Plans.

NEW ORLEANS, June l5.-A Browns
Vile special says that one of the raiders
has escaped. He was wounded and
crawlcd into the high grass and was not
found. He is in MatamOras, and had Il
ball extracted yesterday. The raiders
casualties Of the fight sum up twelve
killed and one wounded Capt. McNee-
ley could not 90 after the raiders under
Ricardo Flosco, because his horses were
broken down. The Mexican papers say
that the raiders we're assassinated while
asleep. Captain McNeeley says if they
were asleep be don't want to
find any of them awake. Cortina
swears he will have revenge. He recev-
ed orders to report at Mexico, and in
the event of bis disobedence, the order is
to arrest him. The troops are on the
alert, and the citizens of Brownsville are
adopting defensive measures and there
is no chance for division Of opinion.
Some OF the Mexican officials are watch
ing Cortinas movements with anxiety,
for should he succeed more than one Of
them will be shot. They are honestly
trying to put him down, not for what he
has done to Americans, but for what he
may do to them.
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American Institute eofHomoeops,hy

PUT-IS-BAY, June lj-Thc National
Association of Homeopathic Physicians
j. now in session Mt Putin Bay. Lake
Erie, with an attendance of over 200
members and delegates from all parts of
the United States and Canada and a
large number OF ladies. The association
was called to order at halt-pa>t nine
o'clock this morning by the Vice prcsl-
dent. DR.. l.. f. Obee. of Lacrosse, Wis.
The President, DIR. W. H. Holcolnb, of
New Orleans, being necessarily absent
On account of ill-health, the Presidents
address was read by the General
Secretary, DR.. r. j. McCar-
thy. OF Philadelphia. The ad-
dress was entitled The Historical
siguihcancy of Homeopathy 1t was
m able and interesting effort, and Was
listened To with marked attention.
The report of the Necroliglst was then
read, giving a brief statement OF the de-
ceased members of the wear.
Its reading WAS followed by the pre-
Sentation OF the report of the Committee
OF Publication. This report stated that
the proceedings of the preceding session,
held last June at Niagara Falls, had
been published in handsome octave
volume ofnine husdred pages and dis
trlbuted TO the members.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A Berlin dispatch says the case of
Count Won Arnim was reopened yester-
day.
The schedule of asset and liabilities of
Abraham Jackson, the Boston lawyer,
chaeged with being defaulter, shows
his liabilities at s4l7, ,720; assets, Sl5l,6l
The argument in the case of the Mem
phis express robbers was concluded yes
terday afternoon, and the case was given
to the jury, but no verdict was returned
up to the hour Of adjournment
The coroner's jury in the Mcclellan
murder case, at Hamilton. Cincinnati,
rendered verdict yesterday that Nc
Gehan died from gbnshot wound IN
ficted by some unknown person.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, June l5.-Co.ton-Quet
at l4!c Flour-Firmer; family - GOA
3 20. Wheat - Steady; red 5 2OCt %.
Corn Dull ut 7lm73c. Oats--Dull at
G7(dG7Ic. Rye-ln moderate demand
and unchanged. Barley -Dulland nom
inrl. OiIs-Unchanged, Eggs-Easicr
ut l5G l5Ic. Butter Easier; choice lS
(d23c. Cheesc-DcmaGd fair and market
firm. Pork-LOwer ut Sl9 90 Lard
Lower; steam l3lc; kettle l@4c. Bulk
Meats Easier; shoulders Sic; clear rib
llic; clear lsc. Bacon-Dull but nn-
changed. Whisky-Dcmand good nt full
prices at 81 10.
Hoes Steady and in modcrat" demand;
common So G5,-fG So; fair to medium
81 OOid,7 10; good TO choice 81 2Oai 3D.
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Baptist General Association OF West
Virginia.
Richmond Dispatch.
ALDERSON. W. Va. j.

tlChHloNi plspdt'H.
ALDERSoN. W. Va, June 10, -.
The eleventh annual session of the
Baptist General Association of West Nir-
gjnia convened here to day at 1880 A.
NJ, in the Greenbricr Baptist Church.
The meeting was called to order by
Rev. J. w. Carter, first Wee President,
Hon, Dan. johnson, President, being ab.
sent. After the singing of Jesus Lover
Of nay Soul, and the reading OF the six
tccn;h chapter of Isaiah, Rev. NJ. Elder
son led in prayer.
Rev. J. W. Carter then made five
minute, speech, referring to tn" fact that
We were meeting with one of the oldest
churches west Of the Allegheny NOUN
tans; and in recounting the trial, of
those who first unturlcd the Bap;,,, nag
ucrr-thcir lives being exposed not only
10 wild beasts but to men more fierce
than the beasts themselves he stirred
the hearts of the entire a,scmbagc
His a..u>Ion 10 the important matters
y0miuE before the hody-amoug which
the most important was the centennial
move for the endowment Of CoalSmouth
N,- Scbool-was also stated IN a thrill
.'- manner. He called upon the brcth-
'"ato stand united and push this matter
10 success.
The delegates being then enrolled, the
body proceeded To n permanent oryauila-
ton. Rev W. 2. Walker WA, chosen
president, with J. W Carter, NJ. Bibb
K. ". Davis, and NJ. johnson rs vice
Presidents d. d. johnson. of Parkcrs-
burg, treasurer, and Rev. j. B. Br.,tor
OF W urrI'g secretary.
The annual sermon was postponed uu-
l.. Friday morning at II o. ,or,
After the appointment ut "a Committee
ON Religious Exercises. visiting br,thcrn
were called for, and Rev 4. Eubauk and
Edward Lewis. "a converted Jew Of
Virginia, reported AID were seated,
Rev Abraham j. DAVIS la converted
jew, OF Lgw,sburS Pa, also reported:
after which the Association took a recess.
In the afternoon the Association ugain
came 10 order, and after PRAYER the re-
port on Temperance was called for. and
Ia the committee ciaimedtim the session
was spent Ia miscellaneous business. The
new Board of State work was appointed
Time and place for next meeting, Goals.
mouth Kanawha county West Virginia
on the Thursday before the second Sab
bath in June. 1876. Standing commit,
tees on Foreign Missions, Temperance
and Education, were also appointed.
The Sunday-School Board by resolu-
a Was abolished, and a standing COM
"Iev I appointed to take its place.
NsA:aer delightful and all things ia.
~o'e ).
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Flour-Stcady
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; Penn
sylvania red 81 3lCal -; other grades
unchanged. Corn--Strong; western
mixed sac. Oats-Dull; white western
6S(G CSC; western mixed G7c. Rye-Dull
and unchanged. Hay-Unchanged, Pro-
visions-Fair jobbing demand; nothing
doing IN round lots POrk-S22 %.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulder. sic; clear
RIB l2i@ l3c; hams l4@l4!c. Lard
Dull and nominal. Butter-Lower and
in fair demand; western extra 2OCa 22ci
DO frsts lsG2Oc. Cotiee-Unchanged.
Petroleum--Nomin unchanged.
Whisky-Quict but firm at 81 20.
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WEST LIBERTY NORMAL SCHOOL,


The annual commencement 'A''I''e
Of tins Institution 'o'N P'"'' ''''-1"' --
Among the ''''''S "'s'''' - ~. pra.J ar
'H'r' were tue ''''''''''' % r.,.,
Regents, the Governor ., '"'
State Auditor BENNETT ''"''
Scorr, from htchie' Oo'o"'. = "sN'
State Superintendent oi ocn'o.,'
sor MoHroN, and Ee'ere"1 W H. . w.
ARMSTRONG, Oh tA'' Guy - P'''',''9
were granted to six graduates Oh tne III
,ttution, and addresses were delivered oy
His Exce.lency Governor JACOB, FRO
lessor MoHroN, and Reverend Mr. Arm
STRONG.
The tenor ofthese addresses were all
towards the encouragement OF the IN
,titutioni setting forth It's great value
10 the cause Of education, and emPh"siz-
ng the duties and responsibilities OF the
profession OF teacher Kew. Mt ARM
STRONG particularly, we learn u"eIt,
with great force upon 'ne Is"''y anu
importance Of those deulc"''nS 'he''-
selves TO this profession. he s"ia th"t
any one adopting II, 'houiu CONSIDER hI'ii-
self as devoted Tor NE 10 "n"' nc '""'
undertakes that teaching 'Ho"'u '''
REGARDED ~ merely stepping stone 10
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More Crooked whisky.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The distillery OF
W. R. Jouett, formerly known as the
Aurora, was seized to-day by Colonel
Mcguire, United States Revenue Collec-
tor, under instructions from Commits
sioner Pratt, upon information furnished
by Colonel Fred. Myer, Supervisor of
this district. The distillery was placed
in charge of Storekeepers Daley and
Olmstead until it can be libelIed by
United States Marshal Myer.
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Tweed out OF the Pe"itentiar,

ALBANY, June l5'-The Court OF Ap-
peals has unanimously reversed the
Judgment of the Supreme Court IN the
case William NJ. Tweed, and has order
ed his release.
New York. June 15.-The news that
the Court of Appeals had finally decided
in favor of Tweed and ordered his re-
lease from the penitentiary created great
excitement. Sheriff Conner has taken
every precaution to secure the arrest ot
Tweed Immediately upon his discharge.
The order of arrest in the civil suits Is
signed by Judge Davis, who presided AT
Tweed's trial.
ALBANY. y. Y, June l5.-The judges
hold that the writ of habeas corpus has
always been construed in favor OF and
not against the liberty of the subject
and citizen, and the reading must be the
same whether the benefit of it is invoked
by the purest and best citizen OF the
State or the greatest sinner and the one
most worthy of condign punishment.
The law is 10 respector Of persons, and
suffers no man, be he guilty or innocent,
to be deprived OF his liberty except Oy
due process of law, and the writ of habeas
corpus is as available even to the guilty
as to he whom the popular voice would
condemn, as it has proved against
the commitments by the king in the Coun-
ell. In the cumulative sentences the
Judges state: "No warrant can be
found for cumulative punishment upon a
conviction OF several offences charged in
single indictment, the aggregate pun
ishment exceeding that prescribed by law
for the grade of offences charged. The
rule, as claimed by the implication, calls
for single judgment for all the offences
charged in the indictment and OF which
the accused is convicted. 1t requires
that the offences joined shall be of the
same grade and subject to the same pun
ishment, that is, punishment that Is not
only the same in kind but the same in
degree
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7 TINFIVOINL NIED OOWIIfIIIIOIINI'
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, June 15.-MoNEY-A
drug at 2@2! per cent. Choice 20 only
good mercantile paper 9!@Gl per cent
Sterling steady at 4S6I( 1876! for sixty
days, and 49Old49Ot for sight. Customs
receipts $4,000. Exports of produce
Tor the week $5,G72,Sl9.
GoLD-Opened and closed at llGI,
with sales in the interim at ll9.. Garry
ing rates 1@2 per cent. Loans were also
made fiat and at ,! per cent for borrow
ing. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S22G,OOO CleariAgs 100000.
GoyERNMENTS-StrU
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California Grain Prospects.

SAN Francisco, June l5.-Later sd-.
vices from the interior report great dam
age to the grain, both cut and standing.
In the northern and central portions o
the State rain still continues to fall, and
harvesting is suspended for the present.
The grass IN many localities is ruined.
The storm is unprecedented for this sea-
son of the year.
Appointment OF an Auditor.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Jacob NJ.
McGrew, of Ohio, for long time chief
clerk of the Sixth Auditors Office, will
be appointed Auditor the present week
in place of ex-Congressman Sheats, of
Alabama. Sheats, who was appointed
only about three months ago, has been
removed. He has been absent several
weeks, and will not return.
J. NJ. McGrew, chief clerk in the Sixth
Auditors office, has been appointed
Sixth Auditor, in place of c. Sheats, Of
Alabama.
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PHILADELPHIA Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June lj.-N ooi-fir"
grades easier; medium and coarse steady
new clip arriving freely Ohio, PcnnsyI-
vania and West Virginia double extra and
above 5O65lc; extra jOCG5lc; medium
5Old 53c; coarse 47M5Oc; New York,
Michigan. Indiana and western fine ia
4gc; medium 50d52c: coarse 4jCa4sci
combing washed GOc; combing un-
washed 42tc; fine unwashed 33to Boo;
coarse and medium unwashed 3Gfa iOci
tub washed 4S(g5jc; extra and m"rlno
pulled 42G46c; No. and superine
puiled 4Old 46c.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June l5.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Whcat-l@ll lc
higher; closing quiet; No. 2 white Wa
bash 81 29J; No l white Michigan 3 y!
al 2S; extra 81 29!; amber - 2Gl seller
July; No. ! red 81 2Si No. 81 254i re-
iected red 81 OS. Corn-Stcudy and m
moderate demand; high mixed cash and
seller Juue 75c; seller July 7G!ci seller
August 77tc; low mixed 73!c; No. !
white 76!c; no grade re Oats-Duli
and nominal; No. 2 and Michigan G2!ri
white Coo; rcjctccd Gle.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June lj.-Flour-
Firmcr; Iowa, Wisconsin AMI Minnesota
family So 5O@G %; Pennsylvania, lndi-
ana and Ohio So s7tGl6 %; high grades
So 50M7 so. Whcat-Frmcr; red ) 30
al 35; amber 81 3G. Ryc-Il"ld at
81 lOCal II. Corn-Held; less active
yellow sac; western mixed S3cSic.
Oats-Slow; white 72IG73ci mixed G9Cr
zoe. Provisions-Quict. Pork-S29 30
Lard-l@l@li!c. Whisky-Steady mt
81 20. Petroleum-Steady; refined l2i
Ml3c; crude 9tc. Butter--St"ady; New
York and Bradford County extras 27CG
29c; frsts 23a24c; western extra 22tE
23c; iirsts 2O@2lci rolls extra 2Om2lc.
Checse-Firmer and fine higher; western
fine 9!@9iei prime lOc. Eggs-Firmi
western fresh 2lc
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DIED.

REYMhNN-Of scarlet fever, GEORGE,
Youngest son of Anton and ThuHnelda
Rcymann, aged years and months.
Funeral will take place tomorrow Wed
nesdayJ at 2 o'clock p. NJ, from the re-i-
dence OF his parents, corner OF Eoii and
Fourteenth streets. Friends OF the family
are Invited to attend.
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After Recess

Beach resumed his argument, and cited
decision of Lord Stonewall in oppe-i-
ton to the position OF Evarts, that the
evidence of guilt in case like this must
exclude reasonable doubt in order TO
Justify the verdict against the accused
party. He then argued that the court
should instruct the jury that the theory Of
law advanced by Evarts was unsound
and erroneous. The charge in this case
was seduction and adultery, and the an
swer to it was blackmail and conspiracy.
At the first step that the jury took to in
vestigate these charges they were con-
frontsd by the figure of Elizabeth r.
Tilton. Could they believe that Mrs.
Tilton, loving Beecher as Beecher had
said he believed she did, and who, with
scandalous influence, appeared in this
court to give him her support, when the
final struggle between lover and husband
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, June lj.-Wheat-Flrmi
No. | red held at 81 %; No. 2 de- 81 ~.
Corn-Higher; shelled 7jCa 7Gc; ears on
track 72Gf,73c. Oats-Steady and un-
changed. Petroeum-Quieti standard
white, car lots, lO!c; Ohio state test ll3ci
small lots lG2c higher. Receipt
Wheat, 2, $50 bushels; corn, 400 BUSH
els: oats. 2.OG0 bushels.
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Dedicated her Soul To Henry Ward
RpPchep.

| imagine Beecher telling this woman of
this letter of confession being his death
blow, and talking about the council OF
ministers in 1870 before there was Il
breath about il. Was this statement to
her husbands all the Imagination Of Tilton!
Did he invent it or did he know of these
arguments of Bcecher, or how did he
know that Beecher in the prostration
Of the moment, had used
the same words he used
at Moulton's about his being ruined
man, and yet the jury were asked to be-
lieve that this paper was written by this
lady acting under the control and dicta-
tion of her husband.
Court adjourned.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, June IL, \. II.
PROBABILITIES.


WASHINGTON, June IL, l 4. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer light variable winds,
mostly from the northeast to the north
west, warmer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, and occasional light rain in the
former.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary or falling barometer, station
ary temperature, southwesterly winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes and the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, light northeast to south
west winds, stationary or higher pressure,
stationary or lower temperature, and
partly cloudy weather, with occasional
light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, lower pressure, warm
clear weather, aud southeast winds.
The rivers generally will fall except
the Upper Mississippi, which will prob
ably remain stationary.
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at'hreling &eglster.
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
a. ll6{.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy with northeast
70 northwest winds, stationary temper
ature, and occasional rain.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm, with a ger
eral advance in Union Pacific issues.

tThA dNAF hLI'f III = nun L hNlAN 421NNF'
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SrocKs-Opened quiet and>tirm. The
principal features were Lake Shore,
Union Pacific, St. Paul, Northwestern,
Western Union and New jersey Central.
At the second call the market was firm,
at slight reaction from the highest point.
AT the close the market was quiet and
firm. New jersey Central mRde the
greatest advance, selling at lO1m 1894,
Closing at 1891. ST. Paul advanced to
32g. Operators in stock having recover
ed from their scare of Saturday and Mon
dav. there were large orders from the
west for st. Paul to day. Union PacIhc
rose 10 rs. on a favorable statement OF
the earnings and expenses for AprlI.
What also contributed to the strength oi
this stock were orders from the east 10
buy some round amounts, beng paid Tor
in full and taken out OF the market.
Northwestern was more IN favor ana
rose to 3S for common and 5nt for prefer
red ON An understanding that there wa'-
no chance of any new issues OF stock
about which 80 much has been said re.
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A Verdict Which Was Held Up 10
ScOrn

of all the world. Could Tilton be blamed
for standing up as man and defending
himself before this committee. His
household had been disrupted;
his wife fugitive from homei represent
ed as brute in his family relations. Was
this man to keep quiet, knowing the iaLse-
ness of the accusations against MN
What should Tilton do under the cir
cumstances? The jury could vIndlcate
the character of Theodore Tilton, but
that would not change his future. III
ton would yet emerge from these shades
1t was the merit of great characters that
they always did, and though his wife
had abandoned her home and 1t was AL
most cherries, he would yet redeem
himself in the eyes of the world. The coun-
sci said addressing the Court that kvarts
had stated that it was impossible for the
jury toconvlct on the testimony OF the
accusing party, but they had the cohteS-
sion of both psrties and Mr.. Beach
claimed in full the capacity OF Mr.. Beech
er's confession to warrant conviction
from the jury. Counsel quoted cases IN
which to support his argument and ar
gued that Evarts was in error when he
represented the force of evidence was re-
strIcted by rules of law governing Grim
inal trials, and counsel stated under tins
view he would proceed to discuss the
evidence.
At this point recess was taken.
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DOinss of Don Carlos.

LONDON, June ia special to the
Times says: Don Carlos has given his
son the title of Prince of Asturius. He
has also convoked the Vscey Juntas for
the 27th inst, to contrast the attitude of
the Carlists with that of the Alfonsists,
whose government, he says, is afraid to
summon the Cortes
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, June II. Wheat-Gr-
changed. Corn-Dull; ear 7jc In track;
shelled 7S(d,sOc tree in elevator. PetrOlr-
um-Quiet; crude 81 40lol Al at Park
er's; refined l25c for Philadelphia de
livery.