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GERMANY AND DENMARK.

CABINET EXPLANATION FROM BERLIN TO copEN-
HAGEN.
LONDON, July 11-eAM.
despatch from Berlin to the Post says the
German naval authorities explain that the
steamer whose occupation in Danish waters was
complained OF by Denmark, was sent to take
soundngs previous to towing q dredger to
Wilhelmshafen.
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SERIOUS rNuNpAr1oNs IN YORKSHIRE.
From the London Post, July g..


An almost interrupted downpour OF rain has
taken place in Bradford and other parts OF York
shire, and the district is now completely flooded.
The houses in the low lying yarts OF the town are
inundated, and the fields In the Keighley district
present the appearance OF sea. Rain is still
falling. The fruit crops are suffering greatly. In
Brunley Water street and court behind were
flooded to the depth OF a yard. In Todmorden
several houses were flooded, and the water spread
over the nay fields.
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THE INDIANS.
A COMMISSION TO VISIT THE osAoEs.

COMMISSION TO VISIT THE osAoEs.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 10, 1875
The Secretary OF the Interior has appointed
member OF Congress elect N. Ii. Van Vorhes, OF
Ohio; Judge J. G. Parker, OF Missouri. and Indian
Inspector Kemble a Commission to visit the
0sages and examine into their condition. Hon.
Jonn hancock, OF Texas, Will be added to the Com
mission II he Will accept the position rendered
him by telegraph.
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GERMANY AND SPAIN.

KAISER WILLIAM NOT LIKELY TO INTERVENE IN
THE CUBAN WAR QUARREL
BERLIN, July 16, 1878.
Court circles here declare unfounded in fact the
rumor OF proposed Intervention by Germany in
Spanish colonial a1airs In conjunction with Great
Britain and the United States
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THE RIOT AT LAWRENCE.
BOSTON, Mass. July IN

BOSTON, Mass. July 10, 1878.
The Roman Catholic clergy OF Lawrence have
issued card, condemnlng the riot OF Monday
last and expressing the hope that the rineeade "a
may be made TO Ieel the enormity of their crime.
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A SCHOONER CAPSIZED.
ELIZABETH, N. j., July l

ELIZABETH, N j., July 10, 1875.
At eight O'Clock TINS morning the schooner J. H.
Harrison, loaded with building brick, struck on
the bar OF EIizabethport, and, being under full
sail, capsIzed. The deck load was thrown on. The
crew were all rescued. the steamtug Kennedy
went TO the assistance Of the schooner, but could
not raise her.
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THE LOSS OF THE vICKSBURG.

THE COURT OF INQUIRY TERMINATES ITS LABoRs.
LIVERPOOL, July 49, 1875.
the inquiry into the loss Of the steamer vicks-
burg has closed and the Commission Will send It's
report to the Board Of Trade
IL is understood That the verdict exonerates the
CaStain rom all blame.
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COLONEL n. nnRHAns

telegram from Warrensourg, N. Y, under date
OF the 10th inst, reports as follows:-Colonel b.
Burhaus, prominent citizen OF this place and the
President OF the Glens Falls National Bank sin ce
Its organization, died at his residence this morn
ing, aged seventy-slx years.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND.

THE STOCK OF COIN AND BULLION THE
LARGEST EVER KNOWN.
LONDON, July 10, 1875.
The Findncter states that the amount OF coin
ana bullion In the Bank OF ENGLAND now is the
largest ever known.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes d
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
in comparison with the corresponding date or last
year. as indicated by ths thermometer AZ Hud.
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SHOT IN A RAILROAD CAR.
CONCORD. N. H.. July 10. 1878

CONCORD, N. H., July 10, 1875.
Hon. william A. Foster, Chief Justice OF the Cir
cult Court Of this State while riding in Pullman
car from Boston to Concord last evening, was shot
in the right arm, through an open WINDOW as the
train was passing Merrimac station. rue shot
was doubtless fred by tramp, IN revenge lor be-
ing put or the cars the night before.
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THE AMERICAN LEGATION IN LONDON.

LONDON July II. 1876
Mr.. Schenck, the United States Minister. with
his family, has gone TO sweden and Norway, and
will be absent two months. Colonel Hoffman
Will remain in charge Of the affairs Of the Lsga-
tion.
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AT MY STORES. TWENTY-FlFrH STREE1
and Broadway. New York, and at Long Branch, N j.,
GILES LINIMENr ioDIDE OF AMMONIA sells better and
j. q. RUSHrON. Druggist
Fifty cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Depot 45l sixth avenue New York
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RAILROAD BONDS.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 16 1878.
The stockholders OF the Boston, Rarre and
Gardner Railroad resolved to-day 10 Issue $500 ooo
OF bonds, TO run twenty years, at seven per cent,
secured by a second mortgage on the road.
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OUR RIFLEMEN AT WIMBLEDON.

THE AMERICAN TEAM ON THE FAMOUS ENoLIsH
rroN BY THE BRITISH sHARPsHoorERs-IN-
DrvIDUAL EXERCISE IN EXCITING MATCHES
LONDON, July 10, 1876.
The American rinemen reached wimbledon to-
day.
A FRIENDLY REcEPrroN
Shortly after they arrived at their tent Lord
wharncline and Lieutenant Colonel Philips
visited them, ana accompanied them TO the
Councils tents, where they were received by MIR.
Mldmay, Secretary OF the Council
After the usual courtesies the Americans were
shown over the camp.
FIRST COMPETITION.
They will shoot FIRST tomorrow In the ST. Leger
Sweepstakes at 200 yaras range.
Each competitor VIII have ten shots.
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN TO CONTEST AS NDr-
vIDUALs FOR MANY VALUABLE PRIzEs-AN
EXCITING DAY AT WIMBLEDON.
LONDON July 1o-Evening.
The members OF the American r1ne team will
compete individually at wimbledon for the Albert
Cup, valued at $500; the Arthur Rife. worth s1oo;
IN the Derby and St. Leger sweepstakes, for
which there are numerous entries. and for q
series OF extra prizes, aggregating l92.
ADDITIONAL COMPETITIONS OPENED TO TIE
AMERICANS AT wIadBLEDoN-eENERAL DAKN
BEATEN By A 'CRAcK" BRITISH MARKsMAN.
LONDON, July I6-Nlgnt.
Additional competitions are open to the AmerI-
cans at wimbledon.
NAY SHOOT IN UNIMPoRTANT MAToHEs
They will have opportunities TO shoot for the
Bass prizes, in the Pavilion, Curtis ana Harvey
Rifle Oaks, and a few other unImportant matches
THE ENGLISH MILITARY RIFLE
In several OF these contests the rules require
the use Of English military rlnes. The Americans
had some practice with these arms in an extra
series OF matches to-day.
EXCELLENT PRACTICE.
General Dakin, OF the American team, made 2s
points out OF possible score OF s6 and Sir Henry
Halford. crack British shot, made 81
NOT MUCH FOR TIE OTHERS.
The scores OF the other members OF the Ameri.
can team who took part in the shooting are not
remarkable.
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A.-FOR MOTH PATCHES FRECKLEs AND
Brown piscoorations use PERRY's Morn AND FsEoKLs
LOTION IL is well known and reliable. Prepared only
by DR. b. G. PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
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ALL RUPTURED MEN ARE To BE CONGRAr.
ulated on the remarkable popularity of the ELASTIC
Truss COMPANY. 6s3 broadway. which supplies their
new, comfortable. permanent cure tor Hernia.
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FOR PIMPLES, BLACK HEADS OR FLESH
Worms obtain of your druggist PERRYs CoMEDoNE
PInPIE REMEDY the skin med cine consult DR.
b. q. PERRY, 40 Bond street, New YORK.
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ASK YOUR WIFE, SUFFERING FROM INFLAM.
nation pain if she has tried PAIN PAINT; for catarrh,
WoLCOTT's ANNIHILATOR.
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HAYTI.

HAVANA, July 10. 1875.
In Hayti all was quiet on the 26tn Of June.
Coffee firm and quoted at 13c. a lac.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA. July TO 1914
Spanish gold. 210 I'll Exchange nominal On
the United statessixty days, currency. 90 % pre-
gold l20 a III premium; short sight, do l23 l25 pre-
MUM. On London-l46 a las premium On Paris-l2a
a l22 premium.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN.

Average temperature for corresponding GATE
iasS year oV1
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sAFEIY Ann CERTAINIY THAT GREAT EX

ternal remedy. .GLENNs SULPHUR cuaneoui
e-uptons by opening the whose obstruction was
the cause OF the difficulty Test and you will ndorse it.
Depot CRITrENrON'S No sixth avenue.
Beautiful shades of black brown are produced by
HILLS HAIR DYE
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A.-CONSUMPTION,
the scourge the human family in Its early sagea
be promptly arrested ana perm lnently cured.
RAvENswoop, w. Va
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y =
SIR-For the last year have been using your Golden
Medical Discovery owe my life TO 1t, having been
afflicted for we Did not 1t but time be-
fore was benefited; at that time was very bad, not
able SIT up much, suffering greatly with my
throat getting blind. had dry cough and much
pam in my lungs have used twelve bottles OF the
$500 KATE T. wARDNER
son of Mr.. ]. II. Meseck. OF Chatham Four CornerS
N Y, has been cured of Consumption by pr. Pierces
Golden Medical Dscovery--so says Mr.. o. B Canheld
editor of the Chatham Courier.
$. r. Lgar druggist of West Union, ohio, writes to
state that Dr. Picrces Golden Medical Discovery has
effected wonderful of Consumption in his neigh
borhood
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LEON DUMAS, EAU MERVEILLEUSE REL

LEUN DUMAS' EAU METS EIIlLtUof hE UV ES
medicine the skin ladies are invited TO test 1t before
purchasing price, 50 per bottle For sale wh ole sale
and No West Twenty fth street, and at prin-
ciDai druggists.
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MATTHEW'S PURE SODA wATER-"THE MOST
refreshing and wholesome beverage at all times" Dis
pensed at 1000 stores In New York and vicinity. The
MATHEWS APPARATUS dspcnses beverages tree from all
contamin ation JOHN MATTHEWS, New York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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us ana III Market street, Philadelphia

TRIAL OF HENRY WARD BEECHER-oFFICIAL
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proceedings in ul officially reported. with by
the editor aud published by order OF rhe Court, with
trial.
The only edition containing, in addition TO the por
traits and biographical OF the Judge, partics
counsel and Witnesses the portraits OF the jury. -
Vol l.. $50 pp., ready sheep, Svo. ~ 30; CLOTH
SA sent prepaid upon receipt OF price, GEORGE W.
SMITH Il Co, publishers g5 Nassau street. New York-
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP BUILDS UP AN IRON
constitution. Just the medicine for debility and chronic
diseases
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THE ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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Thirty-nve cents per numbers 81 per year. Specimen
number, with premium list mailed on receipt OF
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ATrTUoR,s NEW EpIrIoN OF
T IPPINooTrs MAGAZINE,
August number,
handsomely illustrated,
now ready, containing;--
August numbe

l. Two Weeks IN the cariIst Country. BY Cecil Buck.
land. illustrated.
2 Quaint Craft BY W. L. d. oGrady. Illustrated
Why Mr.. Morrison got Bad Servant BY the authoI
of "Bhndptsn
l. Scenes in the Wood. BY Emma Lazarus
5. The Medern Constitutions OF France. BY E. @,
Grenve Murray
Frau sommer's' Pleasure Trip. BY Elizabeth e
Evans
7. A Daimio's Life. BY william E. GrIfas
Camp Fire Lyrics. N-Nipigon Lake. BY Edwart
KcGrsley.
o The vigants Mistake By j. Thornbury
~. Maine de Biran. by /. s. Perry
H. satyrs and sylvan Boys: By Mary Dean:
II an Artists Love. Conclusion. By \. Asheton
IL Year Ago. by Mary B. dodge.
H. Ancient Italian Jewelry. ny 4. A. Trollope,
l5 Our Monthly Gossip 1ercenenary OF the University
or Leyden Mr. HooXers Picture, Gods Acresl
The Flowers of Paris
10. Literature OF the Day
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AN APPEAL TO AMERICANS TO JOIN IN THE NOBLE
CHARITY.
NEW YORK., July Is, 1875.

i
The French residents OF NewarH held NEE ting
last night or tue purpose or organizing plan of
relief lor their compatrlots VINO are sufferers by
the recent inundauons in France. committee
was appointed, VINO propose 10 raise funds by the
ala OF entertainments to be given IN the Industrial
Institute Buildings ana the Opera House. They
will also ADOPT other measures for the lurtherance
of their object.
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white women were to be hlled-the pretty
white women were to be spared-and the
lands and spols were to be divided among
the negroes All who have so far confessed,
testify substantially the same as Jake Moor
man.
Gov. Smith arrived here this afternoon from
Waynesboro. He is determined to preseve the
peace, enforce the laws and do justice to
whites and blacks.
Gov. Smith was serenaded and made q
speech to large concourse of people. He
said there was serious cause for apprehension
Of an instruction in the disturbed counties,
but owing to the timely and prudent action
Of the whites all danger had passed away.
The great mass of the colored people, he
remarked, really knew nothing Of the plot
into which they were being led by few bad
negroes. He counseled prudence and for.
bearance on the part of all men. White and
black should be protected in their rights OF
person and properly. BE would see that
peace and order and good government pre-
served by rigid enforcement OF the laws.
The courts were open, and all Vlolaters OF
peace would be tried and punished. All dan
ger, he said, had passed, and there was no
reason to apprehend any further infractions.
He will offer a reward of $500 for the arrest
of Morris, the lerder in the recent troubles.
It is reported colored man was killed in
one of the counties. The Governor says he
will offer q reward for the arrest of the MUIR
derer if the report proves correct. He will
remain Augusta tomorrow.
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their services, but were refused BY the com
msnder, as he wished to give the dredgeboa
Essayons one more trial.
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, Aug. %, 6 P. M.-Wint
southeast, light
No arrivals.
Sailed: Schooner R. B. Locke 8:15 A. NJ.
In, bound out: Ship INLAND.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. %, IL M.-United
States steamer Canandaigua at anchor out
| side.
Steamship Hudson. drawing 164 feet aft and
Is feet forward, crossed the bar and passed uI
at 8 A. N.
Ten inches tide this morning.
No arrivals or departures.
PAssAL'OUTRE, Aug. %, ~ M.-Wind E.
S. E., light.
No arrivals or departures.
BELA1R, Aug. %, - M-Steamship Hudson
passed up at IL 80 A. M.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. 20, 6 P. M.-Wind
N. E., light
No arri sals.
PAss-A-LOUrRE, Aug. %, P. M. - No
wind.
Arrived and anchored outside: Ship Geo.
Hurlbut, So days from Revel, for orders.
No departures.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Aug. %. = River Is feet s
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 23.-Arrived: Capitol City
from Vicksburg. No departures River fallen
inches. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, Aug. 23-Arrived: City of Helena
at noon. Departed: City of vlcksburg at IL
A. NJ, and City of Helena for st. Louis at l
P NJ River IS feet IL inches and falling
fast Weather clear. Mercury 76.
PrrTsBURG, Aug. 23.-River feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, Aug 23.-River 10 feet and
$40 of an inch and falling. Weather clear
and cool. Up: Shannon, at 12:3OA NJ.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 23.-The river fell Is
inches in the last "a hours-the total decline
is 80 inches. Weather clear and warm. De-
parted: Belle of Memphis for St. Louis, City
OF Vicksburg for Vicksburg.
VIsksBURG. Aug. 23.-Passed down Sunday:
John B. Maude 5 A. M. Up: Smoky City 9
NJ, Julia IL A. NJ. Down to-day: Katie
P. NJ. Up: Cherokee II A. NJ, A. J.
White ?. NJ. Arrived: st. Genevieve IL NJ.
River stationary. Weather clear and warm.
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Terms: s. per day; s12 so per week; $40 pei
month of four weeks, payable weekly. Children
half price Servants according to accommodation
These WELLS are situated in q beautiful oak and
pine grove, 140 miles from cty-eight hours travel
By leaving the city on the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc. for supper
or by leaving on the p NJ. mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast Plenty of fine NUT
ton beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market affords.
These Wells have established reputation for the
cnre Of sick headaches, paralysis chronic diarrhea
dropsy dyspepsia gravel affections of the kidneys
and bladder scrofulous, ulcerous, cutaneous and
erupve diseases; neuralgia of the stomach piles of
every description all female complaints particularly
painful menstruation, liberation of bowels
All communications to be addressed to HazIehurst.
By writing one or two days in advance, everything
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen s.
ID. Abby, DR.. N L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR. I. J.
Whar1oe, Port Gibson, Miss. Judge E. G. Peyton
JACKIE, Miss. ; and e. G. Clark, Memphis. Tenn.
: W. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor
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GENERAL NEWS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-There was frost in yari.
GUS points in illinois Saturday night. The
potatoes and vegetables were severely injured
IN the vicinity Of Freeport
WATKINS GLEN, N. Y, Aug 23.-The Ar
hpgton Hotel burned by the explosion of q
gasoline lamp. The guests escaped with Their
baggage.
Manufacturing Hall at the Fair Grounds was
blown down, and two children killed thereby,
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 23.-Rev. Cyrus Mutt,
y. ID. and L. D., for fifteen years Presi-
dent OF the Indiana State University at Bloom
ington, Ind, died this morning of remittent
fever.
ST.. PAUL, Aug. 23.-Killing frosts last night
and night before are reported from several
points along the line of the Lake Superior
Railroad, destroying corn and other unripe
crops. If the frost extended throughout the
State, the large corn crop will be an entire
failure.
QUEBEC, Aug ga passenger on the
stage. when near Acknowledgements, drew a
revolver and presenting it at the drivers
head, ordered him to stop. The passenger
compelled the driver to cut the mail bags and
jump off when he drove away with the stage.
Key WEST, Aug. 23.-The yellow fever has
entirely disappeared and Key West is now
exceedingly healthy The weather is cool and
peasant. ). v. HARRIS, Health Officer
RooHEMER, Aug pa shocking case of
baby farming has been brought to light in
ANS city. Awoman admits that three out of
Jour babies brought to her for board, have
aied within five weeks. She says they are
Aaen from their mothers so young, they can |
not be expected to live.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23-Jeferson Davis has re- |
seived invitations from Des Moines, Iowa,
charleston, ILL.,, and other points in the West,
20 oShver the annual address at the meetings
al.
PATERSON, N. j., Aug. est is said the
New Jersey and New York Railway owes the
Erie Road $50, 600 and refuses to pay il. Thef
Ere Railroad, therefore, to-day, seized two
ears of the former road at Long Dock and
tore up the other company's track at Hacken-
sack junction. There was great excitement
but police force from Jersey City preserved
order.
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THE CROP PROSPECTS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 23.-The rapid decline OF
the river has relieved the overlooked cotton
above here, and some of the planters whose
cotton was in the water, say they will make
two-thirds of crop, if the season is propi-
tieus, and that the damage to the plant is
comparatively light. The first bale of new
cotton arrived here Saturday night from Ar
kansas, and the second bale reached here yes
terday from Delta, Miss They were both
sold on Change to-day for thirty six cents per
pound, CHASING Low Middling. Last year
the first bale was received on the 3Oth August.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. %, 1890 P. M.-Cottor
steady; Middling Uplands 7sd. Orleans 1-16d
E,timatel sales to-day $4,000 bales, 3OO(
being for speculation and export
Arrivals firm; September and October ship
ments from Savannah or Charleston, moi
below Low Middling, 7ad.
LATER, P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day included 5000 bales of American.
October and November delivery from Sa.
vannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid.
ding, 1916.
LARER, P. M.-Shipments new crop from
Savannah or Charleston, not below Low Mid
ding. 3-16
PARIS, Aug 90, 4P. M.-Rentes 66f 325c.
LONDON, Aug. 10, 1890 P. M-Consois 81
1916, 10-40s 104t. new IS 1851.
LIVERPOOL, Aug %. S P. Cotton-Sales
on basis OF Middling Uplands regular con-
tract, August delivery, Lied; do, basis Low
Middling, October delivery, 1851; do, o.
tober and November delivery, 3.l6d.
Corn 33s Cd for mixed Western. Lard SOS
6d(06lA
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FINANCIAL,

NEW York, Aug 23.-Gold opened at 11344
New YORK, Aug 23.-Sub-T Treasury bal.
apces-gold, $50. 8l9, 1888; currency $62,276,-
$40.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $42 600 on
aocount of interest and $77, 900 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day $685. 600.
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FROM THE PASSES.
Especial to the Bulletin. I

Especial to the Bulletin.1
SOUTHWEST Pass. Aug. %, P. M.-Wind
west-southwest, light.
No arrivals
At anchor outside, bound in: Steamships
New Orleans, Hudson, ship Mary E. Riggs
In, bound out: Steamships Alabama,
Oberon, S.. Louis.
United States steamer Canandaigua on bar
on East lump-wants but half length of
being out
The Rio Grande, Ocean and Admiral offered
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
DEATH OF W. R. GREENLAW.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 25.-W. B. Greenlaw. Presi-
dent of the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road, and of the Peoples Insurance Company,
Of this city, died of dropsy of the heart this
morning, at Greenlaw, his residence, near the
city, this morning, aged about sixty years.