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unfortunately for it and the nation, had cont..,
Of its destiny to its discredit. 4oa
The good results which have been e,,inaa !
the Inauguration Of the Liberal moTemen+ y y
lS'2, is matter Of congratulation. Itwas thsn y,
that the demand for reform against e1;st;saa a9ea
abuses was first made, BY those Who had dstta hstn
acted within the Republican lines. Subsenn,o"ssss ,"ss
events have more than confirmed the war3;s 4asas
Of the s:Liberals " then given, and dAIaggs hagga
vindicated their efforts then made for n,tis!:ss
reform. Firmly maintaining their t.a1 orrnl9
for the past four years, they have sem eso9a ~
independent voter" OF all parties adopt that. ~.
views, and at the eleventh hour thcy hare saR sas
the Republican party, in convention assembly,
in entire harmony with the demands Of ths
Clans" so called, place in Nomination ptss mas
whose great distinction is that they are tho,. ,n
oughlr honest as we'll as capable. Tho aot- ~
science of the nation, which, rising above n,,ta
reyoltcd against the Republican organizationh
1872, must now indorse this action. -
The "Liberal movement" will be remembe,aa
Us an evidence that, when the hour demands =
the people are capable of making party man.
ayers subserVient to their will. Tie protest !.
defiance of party discipline, originally mad, -
Cincinnati in 1S1., is proof that the citizen ~
mains faithful to an honest discharge OF hie w.
litical duties, though party leaders becomc cp. ~
rupt.
It only remains for me to declare, by vim.
OF the authority given me as above, that tks
Liberal Republicans Of the United Stats
through their National Committee, apnrov;n1,
OF the nominees OF the Republican party. thss
"ca1l'' for q u National Convention Of Lbersj
26th day OF July, 1876, is annullcd.
ETHAN ALLEN.
Chairman National Liberal Republican con
uittee.
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CRI ME.
MURDERED FOE MONEY.
Eur,I1f Disn1tch tn 1hs Tribune


Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune
BOSTON, July 222-One of the most remark.
ible murders ever known In the city was COM
mitted in the Pheni1 Hotel, third-class house
n the North End, this morning about O'Clock.
Two Italian laborczs on the water-woTks at
katick took an upper room there soon after
p'clock, and an hour later went to bed. At
lbout o'clock one got up and took razor
Elich he had previously opened and arranged
Eith springs so IS to prevent the blade from
l1ppinss, and began to cut the other to pieces.
Having lighted the gas he tried to cut the throat
IF his victim, and succeeded In seYering both
arotid arteries. A terrible conflict cnsued, In
R1tch the unfortunate man had the back of bis
heck, with several arteries, cut, and right hand
md left ear almost severed from the body. His
ries had aroused some one, and without wait
h,gg to secure the S24 for which the murder was
bommftted the assailant rushed downstairs,
clad only in his two shirts, and disappeared
nac street. Officers were busy hunting up
The murdered man had Just time to tell
lis story and receive abso1ution before
Tying His naue WAS Nicholas Civignone,
md Ills passport showed him to have been born
h St. Lorenzo, Cerca, in 1626, and to have left
honte7ideo for Italy Nov. 6, last year- The
fame OF the assa11ant is unknown.
, pLAIER-Ihe murderer IVES arrested tonight.
BE was found seGeted under the Eastern Rail-
pad bridge, almost In state OF nudity, inst as
he had dad from the hotel after committing the
Hme
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AROUND TOWN,

A meeting Of the Scandinavian Republicans
Of the Tenth Ward Was held last night in the
enginc-housc on West Eric street, near Milwau-
kee avenue. Justice afatson presided. The OBJ
iect Of the assembly was to commence the Or
ganizatton of campaign company, formed Of
scandinav:ans. Several suggestions as to the
most feasible plan for efficient orgcniza-
ton were made, and it was finally
decided, after no small amount Of talk,
to begin the fornationof regiment to be called
" "Norsemen,,,' sScandinavians,'' or something
Of the kind. E. C. christensen and Fl. S. Paul
sen we're appointed recruiting officers to get the
names Of men who wish to join the enterprise.
When thirtr-five names hare been enrolled the
men will meet and organize themselves into a
company, and elect officers. In this wav it Is
hopeu that large number Of companies will be
formed and fnll regiment obtained.
Messrs: Gunderson, shoin, and Burklan were
appointed Committee to confer with Scan
dinaVlan company already organized, upon the
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THE RoWERS.
LONDON, July 22--Spencer, Thomas, Higgins
and Locen. well-known Thames professionals,
will participate in the Philadelphia regatta.
SHIPPING BILL.
The Merchants Shipping bill passed the
House OF Lords last night.
ExTRApIrIoN.
Minister Pferrepont says that nothing has oc-
cured in any wise altering the situation, mob
withstanding the inferences that there is
prospect Of negotiations for the renewal of the
cxt7adition treaty on more satisfactory basis.
TIE R1FLEMEN.
The match between the Scotch, Australian,
and Canadian teams, which began on Wcdnes-
day, at Wimbledon, and concluded to-day, was
won by England. The following are the scores
at the three ranges OF 500, 900, and 1000 yards:
England, l62, 152, 115. Scotland, 152, 14S, 155.
australia, N, 125, 81. Canada, l30, 107, 81.
The weather is bright aud hot
THE rHUSDERER DISASTER.
A dispatch from Plymouth says that few
days before the disastrous trial-trip OF the
Thunderer, her boilers were tested by hydraulic
pressure, making necessary the Wedging down Of
the safety and iii other relief valves. It has
been discovered that the wedges had never been
removed. The communication valve Was also
closed, and no steam was able to escape even to
the engine
DOM PEDRO.
LIVERPOOL, July 3,.-Tle Emperor and E1n-
press Of Brazil Arrived to-day from New York
and landed without demonstration. They
drove to d railway station aud proceeded to
London.
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cost to S350, 900, the bill was passed. It appro-
PIRATES S100, 900 to continue The work after the
Washington Monument Society shall transfer
to the United States al its rights and p7ivi-
leges, and provides that the work shall be under
the direction Of the President Of the United
States ths Supervising Architect Of the Treasury,
snd the Architect Of the Capitol.
Dc ssas Of esa acRa limbs to diaabea M seaets
eeamea, and others, which waa amended and
passed.
The ss9ats ssa s1 Sssued consideration of the
After long discussion Of the usual political char
ec:aI, and in which many Senators participated
ton III ar HR Thn2sn e the b to the
reduce the total smoant 70 & 600, co., and it was
The question then rccurrcd upon the substitute
OF Mr.. Edm1nds. offered some days aso, to appro-
pirate ooo 600 fer rEeFs 9nd ealbots 10 oS Msz *
Mr Howe moved 70 amend the substt1te@ @ SO 6s oon %
appropriate So, 600, 600, instead OF S. ooo' ooo.
Nj Allison moved to amend the substitute OF
Hi. Edmunds By striking all ont after the enact1ng
clause, and insekting in lieu thereof the bili Or
aung S., ri, 664 for the improvement OF rivers
and harbors throughout the country. n e3p!ana-
tion OF his substitute, Mr.. Allison sato the hse5
and Harbor bill. ~ it TOW etood- appropriated
$6, 759 Oh and the substitute Just read aPpsop5i-
sted SIS. 664. Or 81, 457, $50 less than the
amount in the bill before Tue senate.. =. .~~ ~.
for the improvement Of the Harbor OF Refuge, Lake
Huron. including the removal Of the wreck Of the
City OF Buffalo, and 1t was Withdrawn
Mr.. Al1isun withdrew the second section OF his
substitute appzopriating $50, 600 for SURVEYS Of
rivers throughout the country. and the question
being the substitute as modified it was xejccted
yeas II; nays, o.
The substitute Of Mr. Edmunds vas then re-
1ectcd-yecs, L.; nays, 26.
Nr Ednunds then submitted substitute appro-
p{iafing S. 5OO 600 for the Improvement Of rivers
md harbots, to be expended under the direction of
the Secretary Of War. Rejected-yeas, 16; nays,
o.
COMMITTEES Appropriations, with instructions to
report the bill amended as to appropriate IN
amount not to exceed S., 500 600, to be expended
at points Of the most importance mentioned in the
bill. lse]ccted-yeas, II: nays, 25
The question then being agreeing to the
amendments made in Committee of the Whole to
the House bill, Mr. Edmunds demanded separate
xote on each amendment, when the fact was devel-
bped that no quorum WIS present. and the Senate
u 10 p, n, adjourned till Monday.
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cred soil will reck with your Russian brothers. blood
and these cEags will echo for the last time the din
peoples Of this race were to succumb on this
ground chosen for the struggle, the enemy would
only have corpses to enslavc; but IT We are, US
confidently trust We shall be- victorious, We shall
take in the concert Of European peoples the place
Long i've Eberty and S tse u union '1di u fhe
a DECLARATION BT THE PRINCE OF MoNrEsE-
Prince Nikita has sent declaration to the
Great Powers, in which he explains his conduct.
The declaration is dated July 2. The Prince
begins BY saying that at the outbreak Of the in
surrcction the Great Powers asked him to re-
fran from taking part in it, In order not to
conlplicate matters. He appeals to the tcsti-
ulony OF the Powers that he has followed
their advice readily, in consideration of their
promise to exert themselves in favor Of the
Christians, and that now year had passed
without much progress having beep made with
the publication. BE therefore addressed let
ter to the Powers on the 26th Of April, old
style uhe Sth OF May, representing to
daily more untenablc. The insurrcction en-
tailed heavy sacrifices upon him. The long
continuation Of the struggle on his frontier had
more and more excited the spirit Of his own
people, while the Turks, far from approaching
more forces, and shutting him up in his
mountains. He asked the Powers, there
fore, to interfere, as else he. could not
promise that the struggle would not take larger
proportions. While lie addressed this appeal
to the Powers, the Powers themselves made
step in the same direction by the Berlin Confer
euce, and its stipulations. He says those who
were not on the spot can have no idea of the
satisfaction with which these stipulations OF
Berlin, which proved the interest Of the Powers
in the Christ1an cause, were received
BY the people, but from reasons probably
o1 higher political considerations, which he
does not feel called upon to judge, this act Of
the Powers vas indefinitely adjourned, and In
consequence OF this withdrawal of the Powers
he has been PLACED in the position Of not
being able t. keep back hls people, any
without him, so be preferred to put himself
at their head, and thus to preserve the only
authority which has any sway over them. Hc
prefers taking the initiative to waiting until the
turks, having overcome their other difficulties,
should come down upon him and try to ex-
tinguish that independence which acts Us bad
example to their subject population.
the declaration is couched in digntfetl Ian
guage, and is not wanting in u certain tone Of
truth and conviction.
, 1876-07-23

THE REvoLur1oN1sTs DEFEATED

THE REvoLurIoNIsTs DEFEATED.
C1TT OF MEXICO, July Il, via HAVANA
Gen. Riya Placios' revolutionary army was sur
pri5ed and defeated by Col. Adolfs Valle at a
point about two days. march from the Capital.
Riva Placios saved himself By plunging into tho
river. Gen. CEavarria, second III command,
with several staff officers, fifteen soldiers, and
200 horses, were captured. Sixteen revolution
lists were killed and the rest scattered.
The Government is sending troops down the
railroad to re-establish Communication with
Vera Cruz, which has been interrupted the past
few days by The revolutionary Gen. Figuero.
Twenty thousand dollars were collected
from the inhabitants Of Jalapa by the rcyolu-
tionary leaders.
The official result Of the Presidential election
gives Lerdo dc Tejada an overwhelming ma
jority. It now only remains for Congress to de-
clare him reelected.
The Centennial Fourth was celebrated enthu-
siastically in the Capital, under the auspices of
United States Minister Foster.
, 1876-07-23

There is q female fire company at Wellesley
College, Massachusetts, for it is believed that,
however incom bustblc the college building NAV
fires in their own homes, and be trained to-
presence Of mind, to familiarity with the
thought Of what is to be done in case Of fire.
and to full realization OF the most important
fact that any fire can be put out at the begin
ming Twenty hand-pumps arc distributed
six pals filled Nth water: Every pump has is
Captain and company Of SIX girls, one Of whom
is Lieutenant aud all the companies are drilled
, 1876-07-23
1IISCEILANEGUS,
THE ILLINOIS DEMOCRACY.

PEORIA, Ill, July 2222.-Thc National Democrat
Of this city will tomorrow declare, in double
loaded editorial, in favor Of the Democratic
State Contention, icdorsing the Decatur farmer
nominations, leaving of Horton and Cary, and
says: '' It is time for the leaders, Of the Dem
ocratic party to lay aside prejudice and selfish
ness ard net Us sensible businessmen would do
H:se, Asp:r, and Pictzcrc1 is to add 20 COD votes
to TLlen aud Hendricks in Illinois, and retain
our present force in Congress, and gain Sen
ator in place OF Lo::;,an.''
coLDwAT zR, MICH.
Soeclal Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
CoLDwATEs, MIcu-, July 233.-At the Repuo-
lican County Convention the following persons
were elected delegates to tie State Convention:
p. j. Welkcr, J. q. Jones. Roland Root, Charles
Powers, Jerome Bowen, T. D. Newbury, Harvey
Congressional Convention, I. B: johnson, 2.
Monroe, II. E. Sawins, c. V. R. Pond, D. j.
Easton, ". 4. Coombs. /. II. Wing. J. 4. Will
Jams, Z. 6. Osborn, II. Vosburgh. The deleggs-
tions we're not Instructed
DrFFALo COUNT, WIS.
Spec5a! Dispatch to Tie Tribune. =. :
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, july 2.-Aiter thorough
and spirited contest for Congressional delegates
In Buffalo County, the Porter delegation OBJ.
tanned the organization and elected regular DEL
egates to the Congressional Convcnfion at Is
Crosse. The Rusk men finding themselves not :
strong enough, withdrew after hearing the re-
port Vt the Credcntia Committee, and will send
another delegation. This is considered q de- ,
cisiye victory fof Porter. =
DAEv1LLE, ILL.,
SpeciM Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
DASy1LLE, ILL.,, July "a Hayes and Wheel.
er Club was organized here last night br elect :
Ing Col. ": ?. Chandler President; Gen R. Il
Carnahan Vicc-Prcsidcnt, and ". j. Calhoun
Secretary.
NEW ToRK LIBERALS. s. *
NEW YoRK, July .21,,.-The Liberal Republic
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BURGLARS AT WORK.
Stssto1 EHtnx7feA IN Tia TFihuxe

UEcATUs, LII, smJ s@@-Lass n1gns mas a
tutttul enc fu detectives They lodged in jail
erp Henry Kimsr+ tzamp, for robbing, and
lso Alva Lawson. 6arah Lawson, and Fannie
logan, notorious operators, for robbing Charles
1eTins OF 500 Fannie pleaded guilty, and
prked over $50 Last night near Oreana, l..
Looker vas robbed of So cash, $40 worth Of
Bwelry, and 81, 40 IN notes BY burglars who
ntred his house No arrests yet
Epetdl Dt9pdtch to 1ns IFibun2
BURLINGTON, Is, July 2~-Last night the
Esldence OF 7. J. Potter, Superintendent Of the
shicasio, BURLINGTON O Quincy Road, was enter
nd $95 In cash An attempt WIS made to arrest
negro suspected Of the crime On board the
tcst bound train He broke and ran into the
Ee1, and diyed under q lumber raft When he
ame up he made an almost successful attempt
, commit suicide BY cutting his throat. He
PAS arrested, and six stitches taken in his neck.
tone Of the property Was found on him. He is
pw IN jail, and divers Hiu search the river for
he F8tch,
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EGYPT.


ALEXANDRIA, July e2.-The Judges unani-
mously approve Of tine action of Judge Hank
man in closing tile Court of Summary Justice,
the Government not permitting the execution
OF Judgment against itself, but will appoint
another Judge to hold the court in his place.
There was demonstration to-day III front of
the courts, and cries OF sVivc Haa11nan-Jus-
tlce for all" Clerif Pasha, the Minister of Jus
tice, has come from Cairo to look over the mat
ter in behalf Of the Government
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uAYTI.
HAVANA, July 22.-Gen. Boisrond Canol has
been elected President Of Hayti. All quiet.
There is monetary crisis at Jamaica,
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pumps, in forming lines and in passing the pals.
The whole organization is othccred By Super
intendcnt and Secretary. Hose companies for
the operating Of the great steam fre-pump are
organized in q similar manner
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6tdttons Bar Tar. Hind. IRain 1reathzr.
COAL

tUAL.
New YORK, July 2a*-Ihe coal combination
announces an increase Of Is cents per ton for
August At q recent meeting Of the combina-
ton, it was resolved that, the Lchigh Valley
Railroad Company having exceeded its proper
hon Of shipments to Underwater by 5000 tons,
unless the excess be e1tinguished before the
combination shall be relieved from all further
obligations to observe the terms Of the compact.
At late meeting Of the London Geological
BocietY, Mr.. 81. E. Dresser exhibited and de-
su;bed new suecies OF Sand Pipes from China,
which he names Li1aicI1 si3eriea- He also ex-
hibtted specimens Of q new Snow-P Partridge
(Idraoga1'xs tdureus), which is restricted to the
Taurus Mountains, where it 1nhabits the higher
nd more inaccessible regions.
, 1876-07-23
FORCED THE JAT,.

Canon CITY, Col, July 22-The Sheriff Of
Rosita yesterday captured Joe Tall.nadge and
Felipe Salaz, the murd.rers Of Mr.. Newman, in
Wet Mountain Valley. They we're brought to
this city and lodged in jail and confessed to the
murder. Last night d company of citizens
forced the jail and hung them. Everybody here
approves the act.
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NEW YoRK, July 22.-During quarrel last
light between Evans and Thomas Smith, Sail
MS, the former WAS killed BY the blow OF
tone. Smith Was arrested.
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A. LIKELY Eigl1t.

;. According to Poughkecpsie newspaper pub
l1shcd in 1896, they used to have nice times tnera
seventy years ago. Upon the 18th Of October
n that year big African lion was put in Cape:
Headrickson's large field, and six bears and
twelve bulldogs we're set upon him. The ad-
mission to the scene was 81 for grown persons
and Is cents for children. The lion destroyed
tha bears and tho bulldogs,
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 23-1 D. m.-For
The Upper Lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys, clear weather, lower
temperature than on Saturday, northerly to
haster1y winds, and rising followed By falling
barometer.
LOCAL oEsERV4TIoEas
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R1cHMoED, July o.-Hillary Page, negro
cendiary, being pronounced By medical ex-
tzts sane and responsible for his acts, the Coy
fnor has ordered his execution Sept l.
, 1876-07-23
CONVICTED OF AfrJRDER~

PorTsgn1B, Pa, July a2s-McGcahan, Roari-
p, Carroll, and a boy who have been on trial for
le past 10 days for the murder of Policeman
nst7 at Tamaqua, IN 1879, were this evening
DnVicted Of murder IN the first degree.
, 1876-07-23

richmond, Va, July 222.-Ned Harris,
rolored, has been arrested charged with the
murder OF his nephew, II years Of age
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CASUALTIES.

1feI1t1 17Spt1cW 20 IHt 1T70U0E-
GAINESVILLE, Wis, July "a fatal accident
occurred on the railway ut Edgerton yesterday
morning at 8 O'Clock, which resulted in the
death OF Mr. Asha Kinney, Of that village. BE
was engaged in pulling some weeds near the
track when freisht-train came dashins through
the station at unusual speed. AIr. Kinney
saw it coming, and attempted to cross the track
before it reached him. He had passed over the
rails, but in an instant the train was up to him,
When on: Of the side beams to the locomotive
feet. He was very badly Injured, and died
about O'CLOCK in the evening. Hc was about
Is years old. 1t is reported tint the engineer
was driving his train at the rate Of is OF %
miles per hour through the village, which i
contrary to law.
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DROWNED.

V1cKsBuRa, Mass, July o22.-L. II. Downing
The agent OF the Vicksbu7g s. Shreveport Rail
road, at Delta, La, was taken with cramp and
drowned late yesterday afternoon while bathing
In the river near Delta.
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= TIE MOHAWK DISASTER.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Thc Coroncr's jury h
the case OF the Mohawk calamity announced IN
their verdict that Capt Rawlins vas not guilty
discharged.
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FLASHES.

Charles springstein was fatally shot
yesterday in New York in the saloon OF
jacob Pitt by the baf-keeper, Albert
Kessier. E
The country frerneh Of Ohio held q
grand tournament at Sheibyviile yester.
day. The Red Rovers, Of Elyria, won
the prize OF $3.50 In gold.
Miner Milton was yesterday convicted
at Omaha OF murder in the first degree.
de is charged with having killed man
named King near Blair, Neb.
In the French Chamber of Deputies
yesterday the elections of Prince Napo-
leon and Count De Casabianca, Bona
partist, were confirmed without discus
sion. aE
A fire in Chicago last night occasioned
loss OF $50, 900 to j. J. Warren, manulac-
turer VI leads and oils, Field, Setter q
Co., and Dane 81 Westlake. Insurance,
$40, 900. ~ "HA." ~1
The Y. M. y. A. Convention at Chi.
cago yesterday transacted no business
OF special Importance. 1t was ad.
dressed In the evening by Moody, the
Evangelist.
Bishop Gilmour, of the Diocese oil
Cleveland of the Catholic Church, re-
turned last night from two years. alb
sence, during which he has travelled ex-
tenslyely for the benefit of his health.
The Catholic citizens turned out en-
masse to welcome him. His reception
was a complete ovation.
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dull at s0aVec per bu. Flax seed IL In moderate
request at 81 10 per 5u.
SUGAR-Markeg quiet and steady. with no
material. change. We quote: New Orleans 5a
". yellow refined 9a9xc, extra &C" IUaiUHc.
II" white 10Aa alo1zc, aud "a" white 10kalU. &C
per lh; hard 10 worth lie for powdered or
granulated and 1lZa all No forarashea per ID
| TALLOW-There is q steaiy market with
| liberal offerings and fair demand at SXc for
city and TIC for country rendered per Id.
| TOBACCO-The offerings at a2egIon yester-
day were 27 hhds tsnd box as follcws: 15 hkds
Mason Ccanty, KY. (District), trash lugs and
leaf-T hhds old: 4 at "A 40a5 61 4glt 81 75a7. l
at IS ", II at $40 j0aA 81, at SIS 2Sal9 25 at
sal; sS hhds new: at soar 90, IL at sS 30a9, Is
| at $i0at4 Is, at si5 2sa19 Is; 8s hhds Brown
County. o. (Dstrlct), trash, lugs and leaf-l7
hhds old: 10 at s 75al4 75, s atT H5aI7 81, aat
80 soa2S y hnds new: at "a oSas 05,
at s6 S5a 55, z at &c s0a9 70, at
$40 Scala; 20 hhds owen County, KY.
| (DIsh1cty, trash. Jugs and leaf--i5 hhds
old: at $lS o3at4 %. at SIT 50al9 Co. at $40 25a
| 25 %; ID hhds new at "a 20a5 50, at So 20a
z 80, 2 at $9a9 40, 4 at $l0a13 IS; 80 hhds and
box Pendleton County, Ky. (District)-7 hhds
oit: at sn 5Jat4. at SIS 50; So hh,is new! at
"a 05a5 TO- II at soar 10, II at $S 15a9 10, 8 at
SO 25all 25: box at 50; 80 hhds Boone County.
KY, trash, lugs and leaf-6 hhds old: 5 at
| $40 75al2 49, lat s32; 26 hhds new: 4 at "a goa
9U, at IS IgaS SO. 10 at fSae 80, o at $lal3: A
hhds new West Virginia--i hid at 50 55, Q at
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FuRTY-FuuRra coyaREss--lst SESSION


UMHANAs
WASHINGTON, Juue 1.-The articles OF
impeachment against Ex-Secretary oI
War Belknap were again cons sldered,
and an order was submftted for the &C.
cused to plead further or anewer the
charges contained in the articles within
ten days, but without acting upon il tue
Senate, sitting as Court OF Impeach-
ment, adjourned until Tuesday next,
June'6. Legislative business was then
resumed, and several bIlls from the pri.
vale calendar were passed.
s HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The bill to pre-
mote the efficiency Of the Army, proyid-
Ing for its gradual reduction, etc., wae
taken up, and after short debate was
passed without amendment, by 120 yeas
TO 80 nays. The bill providing Tor this
appointment by the Setretafy of the
,srcaIt saa%an sae or aS sntrr;a rGiaag aa,n 70
missioner for each port of ehtry for ocean
navigation, was pissed. Adjourned.