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FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NAV yogx July la.
Money Is easy at 2a2k per cent.
Prime IN rcanti paper 3a y per ceft.
Sterling exchange ilfm nj sS9dd9l.
cold opened at MY, declined TO NY, and
closed mt Ill Il.
Clearing ut the Gold Exchange s22,22i,tOo.
Cusu m receipts, s3ii,c0V.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000.
Governments flrm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroad BOMBS strong
st cks denen dun, with slight changes, aud
closed with an improved feeling, ann In the
fiaai dealings there was an advance In some
shares.
The transactions In stocks ro-day aygregat-
ed ~, 100 shares. The principal dealings were
as fOlows
Lake shore, 1l,sOo Western Union, i51oo.
Gold osed at llih@lllA.
Money at 2a2N.
Governments dun and steady.
STA bonds nomli al.
$40 ks dun and steady.
The following arc the closing quotations
Y. :. es 81 reg...llo'S Harlem -. ...... 1904
U. $. IS Isl coup. ..11g do pref. ,..1Ss
Is. :. 5-2Os '6l coup. Michigan Central 90
u. y. b-20s go old. 1lGiS Panama ..........l35
U. s. 52Os 65 new. .li1s Union Pacific..,. 62%
.. $. 5-2Os 'S7...".iio,s Lake Shore 4 Mich :"
U. s. 5-2os S.....t2t lgan southern =. t5l4
y. s. IS new.......il7N Illinois Central.... 81
u. 3. lO-lO5 reg. ..llIA Cleveland Pitts
Currency es. ~. i25S chicago < North
Delaware ana lIud- western. ..,..... 42H
=, soh canal" .'...lv6& 90 pioi..... 6GH
NtDlOu.. W ItlettlAlU, IDlum-
Consolidated Coal. 89A bus & Cln....... 43
CumberlGnd... =. 80 n. j. Centrel...... T2S
western Union Tel Rock Island. see. .10Sat
egreph.......... M Mil & st. PGul.... 40A
quicksilver ......" 1874 do pref. TX
do pref. Is Fort WaynC.... fO2
Pacific Nell. go. 15ss Chicago & Alton lOl 4,
Adams Express. 100 40 pref lOss
Wells, Fargo s. Co. s. Del, Lack g. WestiC2
American NJ, L. EX- o. Is. q Q.......,il5
press. ....,...... IS Hannibal q ST. Jo-
Uilte1 States EX- seph. ........... II
press..,...,..... i3H Central Pacific... 1867
New York Central Union Pacific. .io3is
and II. Il R. ,,.,1O7a 4 Exchange long. ..ts0
Erie....... ....... - do short. .sgl
DO -ret..... ID
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The River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINUTUNI 'IUIV 10.
The senate has yet to act on the river
and harbor amendments proposed by the
committee on appropriations. That body
strikes out Items aggregating $952 5s6,and
by the addition of few items and the in
crease of others adds $943, 200, showing a
reduction of $9i5s6 in the aggregate
amount of the bill as it passed the house.
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A Monument to Gen. Custer.

NEW YoRK, July 10
The Herald has started subscription for
monument to Gen. Custer. Among the
subscription 10 the monument fund ia one
of 81 900 from Judge Hilton. An army
officer suggests that the money be applied
for the benefit of Clusters family.
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A Man Shoots his w fe and Commits
Suicide.
PITrsBURau. July 10.

PrrrsBURau. July ID.
Last evening man named McDJnald, a
book.keeper in this cny, visi ed the house
of his tather-in-law, on Liberty aver ne.
where his wife has been staying for some
time, and, after some alteration with er,
drew revolver and sho' her. and then
shot himself. Both will probably die.
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Driving Parks.

There are about 1852 driving parks in the
United States. The value Of the property
held by these associations is estimated at
$1,000, 900 and that Of the horses entered
In single year, $15,000,000.
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The Centennial Judges Excursion,

BUFFALO, July IS.
The centennial judges, numbering 100,
arrived to-day via the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad. After an
hours drive the party and a number Of
other guests took the train for Nirgsra
Falls.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Special to The Globe.
Tllden and Hendricks Meeting.

BENNINGTON, July ID.
Hon. Abraham d. Gardner, the liberal
republican candidate for governor In 1879,
Hon Charles N. Davenport of Brattleboro,
DIN Scott, prominent republican manu-
facturer, and Milo G. Huling and others
addressed large and enthusiastic Tilden
and Hendricks meeting here tonight.
Il. q. q.
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nov22d&w1y
Great bargains ut Mcclure & HaIl's
GEORGE @. DAY,
Rutland, Vt.

Three second hand pianos as good as new
One Steinway in splendid condition; will
be sold cheap. One American, only been
used three months. A Mathushek which
has been in use less than one year. Don't
let this opportunity pass by. First come,
first served. Store So West street.
anr1 1h&Wif
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Juiy Al u. m. J
r; For New England and middle states, con-
tinued warm and partly cloudy weather,
with light southerly to westerly winds, fol-
lowed during the evening by local rains
and slowly rising barometer.
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RANk RESERVE.

Ia the proportion of the bank Of Eng
land reserve the liability is now 81 per
cent. The amount Of bullion gone into
the bank of England on balance to-day is
S24j, 900.
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LAST WORDS.
LONDON. July IL.

LONDON. July 13
The Anal correspondence between the
United States and Great Biitain on the
extradition question, including Earl Der
by's note of June 30 to Secretary Fish, is
published to-day
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To avoid the danger of infection. the linen or
persons sun ring IRON skin s6asrs OF con.
tagious nature shGuld be washed with ,-leuu's
sulphur Soap, which Is not only a remedy but &
disnfectant.
MIS- Instantaneous Hair Dye contains no
metallic pols on 4w
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Installation.

The newly elected officers of Otter
Greek encampment, No. z, l. o. o. F.,
were installed on Thursday evening by j..
S. Graves, district deputy chief patriarch,
and are as follows
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COOK-At Wallingford, July 9th, Capt Simon
Cook, aged So years. He was peusloner or
the war OF 1912.
BARRETT-At Middletown, July 81, OF heart
disease, Mrs Eliza Barrett, aged 60 years.
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STRIKE PENDING.

Accounts from manufacturing and min
ing centers continue to be burdened with
complaints of business depression. The
employers are taking measures everywhere
TO reducc wages or to extend working
hours. The workmen in some districts
are preparing to resist, and it is feared that
eat strike will be the result.
COMING.
a four-nar Grew, composed of Gulston,
Hash, Howell and Labrat of the London
rowing club, will sail for the United States
at the end Of this month. The fret Trinity
college, Cambridge university boat club
four, with boatman and three boats, will
embark on the steamsr Britanic at Queens
town, to-day, for New York, to participate
in the international regatta at Philadelphia.
TIE ERIE ROAD.
AT meeting of the Erie railway bond
and stockholders to day, Jewett, the re-
ceiver, made statement OF its condition.
He said the plan of reorganization submit
ted by Sir Edward Watlkin, June %, was
approved, but asked that one more coupon
be funded and few other concessions. He
proposed 10 lay third rail from New York
to Buffalo to gradually wear out the old
equipment, and to replace it with narrow
gauge equipment. He felt sangulne of the
prosperity of the road Many speeches
followed. Mr.. Jewet's statement was
well received. Sir Edward Watkin offered
a resolution assuring Jewett support, and
approving the scheme with notifications
desired by the committee. Sir Edward
Watkins plan, Above mentioned is as fol
lows That without reducing the rate OF
interest, beginning next September, they
should fund for period of four and hall
years the alternate coupons of the first
bonds, paying alternate coupons in gold
and that they should fund of the second
bonds nine half yearly coupons in lump.
AusTRIA's NEUTRALITY.
Austria notified her local au horities y 8
terday that the port OF Kick, and all land
and sea frontier surrounding the insurrec-
tonary district are closed. The Turkish
ambassador had a long interview with
Count Andrassy on the subject yesterday.
| THE LIVERPOOL CUP.
LIVERPOOL, July 49,
The race for the Liverpool cup was " on
by Controversy, Professor second, Min,
Drop third.
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Heavy Specie Shipment.

Few York, July 10.
Four hundred thousand dollars in gold
coin an $50. 900 in silver bars were shipped
10 Europe to-day.
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the state. This company has no connec-
iion whatever with the proposed page
hose company" but is Independent of that
organization.
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By Gable.

PARIS, July 10.
The specie in the bank of France has
decrease II, 044 900 francs during the pat
week.
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VEGETABLES
RRANs.

Northern Jacksors, 5Wa t5c Early Pose 400
5Oc P erlcss 40G45c. New potatoes " tOG3 gu
per barred.
BEANS,
Choice Northern hand picked beans per hush,
VI al 80 western hand pics ed s. 35Cal 40
Common 81 i0@ 70; Medium choice 81 OOlal %
Co'uInon TO good 1b@9Jc yellow eyes, sl.5b
@200,
ONIONS.
Onions, per barrel, 81 1902 90; Bermuda 81 90
a rs per crate.
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Ing Oh l0t Vermont DubttT anu CuttSt IudThtIS
for the week.
ST. ALBANs MARKET.
ST. ALBASs, July II.
Butter, Common to fair l6aisc good. $50
1sc; choice, leS2lc gilt edge 22s23c.
REMARKS.
The attendance on TUE sday was good re-
ceipts large market very DUH at a decline OF
one or two cents from last week. occasionally
a dairy sold at higher price than the quota
tons.
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND, Monday. July 10
Ruling price f'r butt r 22c fancy 23c
Cheese sold at &c Or farm dairies.
REMARKS.
On Monday the market was little of The
ruling price is for really good butter.
MILTON MARKET.
MILTON, July II.
Fair to good brought 2o322c choice 25c.
vERGEENEs MARKET.
vERGESSEs, July 5.
Potatoes soc oats 3oc Beans sl.00@l.T.
NEW HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN. July II.
Butter, good to extra good. 20d 20 Eggs, lac;
cheese, l2c per 10; potatoes, SOIa41 per bush;
el Oats, 47@47 per bushel ii y 500 10 per ton
:
The market on Tuesday was quiet, with ship.
ments OF go packages OF butter ll2,I7l Ds.) "A
boxes (2,S34 ns) chez, e 200 dozen eggs.
MIDDLEBuRY.
MIDpLEBURY, July II.
Butter 92S36 Cheese 100 Is Eggs l6al7
Potatoes 4c@45; Oats 50653 Beans 81 1902 30
Wool u ID 20a IS Wood, per cord So o as so
Hay. per ton s96ll straw 500 10; Pork per loC
clear sloai6H Poultry, ls@2oc : n,ur; spring,
WiDfsr ~ O0dg bypk wheat
&c Graham, &C corn. zoo soc.
PIITsFoRD MARKEr.
PITTsFoRD, July 10.
Butter, 2Oa2lc Eggs, lac Poultry, SC; Pc
taIoes, 25c Corn, i5c Dat 80; Ii y slo@
Boston Produce Market
Thursday, July 49,
BUTTER.
NKw YORK AND VERMONT.
Butter-Fancy Aries aud creamsries 2s 1900
Common, 2OS2lc; We terra dairy packed, 2sa
24c; Invoices OF straight lots, lsG lec ordlna'
l5SlTc.
REMARKS.
Receipts for the week. In New York, were
1891 pa k tge ; Exports, l,sT2 packages. The
first pick OF orange county pals are sold 10
fancy grocers and hotels at 2s@S0c. After
these selections, the balance OF tue receipts are
thrown open aan sol at market prices rang
ing from 25c TO &c. State butter, generally In
nrkins, half frkins or W lsh tubs, is In ligh
business, as usual az this time Il he year,
with sales at 23(a2oc fer best, ana lsa22c. II
any way heated up or of quality. Western
butte has come freely and ~ good quail y
with sales for export al 70 as, the latter n
extrema prize The market closes with large
stocks ana tams market.
CHEESE
NRw YORK AND VERMONT.
We quote new factory, loailc common Cd
an now SAGE; choice ~ c'e m lO@lpA fair
TO good 6G9; skimm d 500.
REMARKS.
Receipts, In b stun, for the week, b5 b3t
boxes; exports, I3,04 boxes Gold a. ~.
Cab Dos. Tue market has worked hard all the
week at DIT cline OF HdAc per pound, and con-
siderable stock Is carried over, We qu to
State factory, all cream. choice l0@ one. dc
fair TO good. 500 80. /; do, partly skinned
59Tc. skimmeu cheesei and damaged stock
99bc
EGGS.
Eastern, i7ais western, ieei7c. Northern
is9ibc.
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BOSTON, July IL.
Dealers are purchasing the new cl p freely
one yesterday having taken In 80 go lbs, which
was doubtless purchased ia the urroundi1g
country. But the business generally exhibits
the same controlling features a, prevlou ~
given. The consumptlve demand is extr, mely
light, though now and then nanufaci urer Is
seen who talks more hopefully but even then
they are reluctant buyers. The new clip has
been gathered at comparatively low prices so
low that It Is hardly possible that a loss will be
entaed upon purchasers, except it be In hold
ing on to stocks too long, The goods market
oannct now be heavily stocked and at the
present low price OF wool manufacturers ought
to realize profit on their work. The On sale
reported was 800 lbs extra pulled, on =. e. We
quote nomlnally as before, store lots as foloe s.;
Ne Pulled. zee. .2T@ 0 Coarse Fleece. .e5a2J
super Pulled. =. 35@35 Medium Fleece. $40 80
Extra Pu led. $40 80 Fine fleece..... .2ca 30
Comb. Pulled.... 40 Comb. Fleece. ,35G 80
Lambs Pulled. 30d33
The street receipts continue on moderate
scale, some farmers still holding on to the clip
pings In the expectation that at some distant
day they may realize a lew cents per pound
more than is now being paid, which, 60 say the
least, is very doubtful. We quote street prices
for fine and medium 25@2s and coarse and
coming 3j@3ic per pound.
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"HAoKMETAoK" new and delightful
derfune sold by the above dealers, else.
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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Dividend.

The Fret national bank of Falrhaven
has declared semi-annual dividend of five
per cent, payable July 10.
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READING NOTICES.

Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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The following IS a correct exhibit OF the stand
ing of the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week:
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p ROD UCE NJ A RK E rs.
Vermont Markets.

KpoRrEp EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUTLAND aLoBl
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ST. ALBANs, July II.
Butter, Common to fair, l6alsc; good. ls@
1sc choice, l9,S2lc gilt edge 22Is23c.
REMARKS.
The attendance on TUE sday was good re-
ceipts large ; market very DUH at decline OF
one or two cents from last week. occasionally
a dairy sold at a higher price than the quota
ftDng
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WANTED An experienced Pastry
w Cook. Inquire at tho depot Iestaurant.
jySd3t 4. X. HOW AhD,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25

Republican party has put In Office oil
over the country, and more particularly
In Louisiana.
The iingling Of silver is heard all
over the city. and you can hear it re-
marked frequently: "This is one result
ot the advent Of the Democratic party"
When the Republicans had unlimited
sway over the country, they gave the
people filthy rag money, and for fifteen
years we have seen nothing else but
with the downfall of that party we have
restored to us the
MONEY OF THE CONSTITUTION,
something which the people have longod
to have, and for the sight of which now
they oless the Democratic party. and
hail its return to power as an omen of
future prosperity and peace in the land
The general circulation OF silver lust at
this time, upon the heels of the frightful
disclosures OF tho rascality of the Re
publican party. Is n happy contrast for
the Democrats, who, while exposing the
corruption OF their opponents, arc put
ting tho finances of tho country on o
sound basis aud in healthy condition.
This stroke OF policy will secure to the
Democratic ticket tho thousands Of
voters who will always stand by the
party that pays the debts OF the country
in specie.
The debates in Congress for tho past
week have been confined to the bill trans
ferring the care Of the Indians from he
Interior to the War Department. Col.
Charles y. Hooker, Of Mississippi. took
an active part in tho discussion Of this
question. His eloquent exhaustive and
conclusive argument in favor Of the
transfer
ESTABLISHED HIS POSITION
in the first rank of the abest men in tho
House. His graceful delivery. elegant
diciion and logical analysis command
the closest attention. and when he rises
to speak it is tho invariable signal for q
stiffness and observation in the House
that few members are able to command.
With Lamar and Hooker to represent
Mississippi, our sister State can boast Of
two gentlemen whose talents. sterling
integrity and moral worth are unsur-
passed by any member OF Congress, and
with them
As HER SENATOR'S
Mississippi could proudly point to the
successors Of jeff. Davis and A. q.
Brown. feeling that through tho long
years Of prescription aud political suf-
ferings she has passed. her standard of
scholars and statesmen had not been
lowered, but was still exalted and un-
fading. In honoring men like Hooker
and Lamar the State does honor to
itself BIJou.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
LOOK QUIT
GEN. GIRsoN's RESOLUTION.
Especial Dispatch TO the N. y. Democrat

Especial Dispatch TO the N. q. Democrat
WASHINGTON. April 2i-o. y. m. .- Light
ming is about TO strike the New Orleans
Custom House. Look out Gen. Glib
son presented tho following resolution
to-day. which passed tho House,
Whereas. H. Ia alleged that certain
Federal officers in New Orleans have
been guilty Of malfeasance, abuse OF
power. and corruption: BE 1t
Resoiucd. That committee OF nine be
appointed by tho Speaker, with instruc-
lions to make thorough examination
into tho conduct and management of
the Custom House ut the port of New
Orleans. and Of the Offices Of the Mar
shall District Attorney. Post Master,
Assessor. Colleetorof Internal Revenue.
and of such other Federal officers as
they may discover to be implicated in
wrong doing and violations Of laws. and
10 suggest such changes and reforms as
they may deem necessary; with power
to employ stenographor. TO send for
persons and papers. to sit in New Or
leans. and to report by bill or otherwise
AZ soon as possible. and that the pro
oeedings Of said committee shall be
public. BiJou.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
MEXICO.


MATAMoRos, April Yesterday Gen
Diaz paraded the National Guard, about
800 strong. and presented them with
battle flags. After making stirring
speech. no requested all who would vol
unteer to march to the interior to step
TO the front. Only one officer and two
men came forward. The whole regi-
ment was then ordered to their barracks
and disarmed.
This morning n rumor prevails that
the revolutionists were badly defeated
near Monterey, and tho whole cavalry
force left the city hastily in that direc-
ton. Dinz remains and Il conscrjpting
MeXicnns to Increase his fornc
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, April 4.-The ill-health D
Cardinal Antouelli excites apprehension
In the House of commons.

LONDON, April "a Tho ill-health D
Cardinal Antonelli excites apprehension
In the House os Commons.
| In the House of Commons Mr.. Faw
cett asked Mr.. Disrncli to facilitate tho
discussion of his motion for an address
TO the Queen. praying for her non
assumption of the title Of Empress ol
India before the proclamation was
issued giving it effect.
Mr.. Diaraoli declined, whereupon Mr..
Fawcett gave notice OF motion more
stringently challenging tho conduct oI
the Government, amounting to n vote ol
ccusufe.
Disorders in wa MarbaGnes.
LONDON, April pa telegram dated
April %. says Riots have occurred
throughout the Islands, plantations pnd
houses havo been sacked. animals do
stroyed and an enormous destruction OF
property taken place.
Over forty rioters have been shot. The
troops are actively employed. The city
of Bridgetown is threatened business is
suspended, and families seeking the
shipping for safety. The rioters say
they have tho Governors sanction for
their actions
The Eastern Complication
The Seryian War Once has ordered
all Servian militiamen to prepare for q
foreign campaign.
Order has been sent from Constanti-
nople to revictual Nicsic for six months
Mt any cost.
The Porte intends to issue circular
note to the powers. reminding them ol
their promise to make no demands
beyond those contained in Count An
drassy's note
The Grand Vizier's position is shaky
Sadyk Pasha and Hussein Avni are
mentioned as his possible successors
The appointment of the latter would
mean war with Servia.
The Servian troops are To march tc
the frontier today. ostensibly for ma
neuvering.
| Tho Turks concentrated at Mich are
reported to number 10000. and have
twenty Krlpp batteries.
The Question of tho Fueros.
| SAN SEBASTIAN, April %. After an.
Other very stormy debate the Junta ol
| GuipuzCoa to day elected five delegates
| TO proceed to Madrid to confer with the
| Government. All five delegates are ir-
reconcilable par,isans OF tho fueros.
The municipal authorities Of San Sc
bastian perSevere In their irrcconcilable
attitude. aud the irritation in the inte
rior Of the province continues.
CoR,mcrcia, Treaty with the snitcd
states.
PAnls. April 2l-Le Sor says the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs is consider
ing u commercial treaty with the United
States. placing French silks and wines
on advantageous footing in consdera-
tion Of small duty on American cotton
Thc rorte ana Montenegro.
CoNsTANT1NorLE April "a The Porte
disavows any intention Of declaring wal
against Montenegro.
LISBON. April 2i.-Princess Isabella is
dead.
ROME, April q The Dissertations
Romano tnewspaper) was sequestered
for publishing the Pope's pastoral.
CArno. April q. The Egyptian troops
have begun their homewar1 movement
from Ahyssnia.
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Marine News.

SOUTHWEST PASS April 25 Noon barometer
90 o5 Wind northwest light. Weather clear
aud pleasant. No arrivals. Sailed ship City
oi Richmond and bark Gauhiord
NIW NORK. April 2a.-Arrved: Italy nad Colon
Arrived sue: Rosa Bonheur Lmclo Las ON
tafio. MouteheiIo. Trace Laura, Emily Jason
Hatoman. AdoigVade. H. Alhan4. Actisn, inFa
kJlas. Neckor. toionist. Norra, Men suu.
lent Daai Triado. Frankfurt, Ander. oder. Ga-
rtba1i. Ceiryne, Bolivar. Primo hlireI. Tenn
4ytFauia. Moruthu HomeWard bound: Express.
fnf Charleston
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i History. ;,s ii will be read at tho next
centennial, will reveal the true condi-
tion of affairs, and show that the treat
ment Of the Southern States by the Re
publican party subsequent to the war
was most outrageous and dictated by a
ssowardly fear that il was about to lose
Us grip upon the Government unless il
sould manage to carry the South solid
mios the party through the colored vote.
tAilwaukie News.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25

The States-rights bugaboo, e5 Mr..
Tucker terms it, like all other bugaboos,
is pretence and hunbug. There is
no reality in it, and it is only dressed
up by knaves to delude and frighten
fools. Il Richmond Enquirer.
This ought to be soothing to the Re
publican.