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Steamers Pommcrania Ger. for Hamburg: Caland
tDutch rotterdam state Of N-vsas lBr. nlasgow; Gale.
danta tBri do Ciarbe tfri. Kin &c: Gamma
Bernuia. City Of New York. Havana carondeet fern.
dina he. Rapidan. savannah; Richmond Richmond sc:
ships Cornelius rinne London. Caravan Liverpool Bal.
vchmyle Bri. do. .i;h san Francisco barss sarah
l,ndnan dr. Irigs lNor) Cork Falmouth
Castelar, tNorl. Ipswich. Byloged thrstensen ,Nar.
Sordeap tNorl. Baltimore. Scotia tBri, do
iric. Mss.er Cork or Faimuuth. Gaacka uf tGerl,
For ard Brisk tB) Charleston; scar Clara Leavitt Pc
narh Roads
Wind "a, sunset NV. 1t midnight. NV. light.
Barometer NJ sunset. .ass, NJ midnight. 5000
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PORTLAND, Nc, June %, 1870
Tho passenger train on the Eastern road which was
due here at noon to-day, ran oil the track between
Wells and Kennebunk. The engine and tender went
down m cmbankmeni and were completely wrecked.
The baggage aud Pullman also left the track but
were not much damaged Engineer Charles Waterman
was injured but not seriously, and the passengers
escaped unhurt
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents aud shipmasters Informed
that by eiegraphing TO The HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 80 Fleet street. London" to the
Paris Office dressing Bennett 81 Avenue do POpera.
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all oro vessels trading
with the United States will cabled this
try Tree Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will lind the Paris Office the sconomi
cal and expeditions for telegraphing news
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DAMAGED BY LIGHTNING.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., June % 1876.
The house OF George C. Nncherson at Greenland,
struck by lightning last evening and cons lderaby
damaged. George Durgan. who IN the house
the time, had ono side completely paraiyzcd
several barns In ihis vicinity We more or less
damaged valuable trottlng horse owned by John ).
SIDES Was Killed al the lroLling park.
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preparing any marine they may have Tor the snip
News Department Of the HERALn
ps-Pesons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arv
ing York do by addressing vessels.
ofHxEAIp yacht pier No. East River New fox
received from all parts ofths world and promptly d.
livered. DuSlicstss required
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EXECUTION.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. June %, 1876
William Adm. who killed hts wife, stcpdaughter and
Mrs. Benton, In December last WAS hanged here to-
day. Hc maintained to The last that tho deed
pre m In, ed
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt experienced . slight change
for early last evening" and sat up hts bed
for about half an hour He signs of regain.
ing his strength, however, and while his doctors
not anticipate any immediate danger. yet they have
not very sanguine hopes OF his recovery.
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SUSPECTED OF MURDER.

Bosroy, June -, 1870.
Elijah Sommcrs. Of West Hartford, VI was arrested
at kcenc y. H., to-day. suspicion OF being mpli-
Gated IN the Foster murder. Lizzie Craw and man
named Bart holomcw also under arrest
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AFRICAN METHODISTS.

ANNUAL. SESSION OF THE NEW ENGLAND con-
FERENCE.
NEWPORT, r. l., June %, 1870
The twenty fifth annual session OF the New England
Conference OF the African Methodist Episcopal Church
began here to-day, Bishop Wayman, Of Maryland pre-
siding
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THE ST. JOHNS FIRE.

CHARRHD REMAINS OF VICTIM DISCOVERED
Boston, juno %, 1915
special 10 the Journal says that the charred
mains of Mrs. Lynch. who was thought TO have been
lost in the confagration at ST. Johns Quebec, wero
lound to-day the cellar Of her dwelling Tho bank
safes were opened day and their contents found
injured.
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BOND FORGER CONVICTED.

PHILADELPHIA, June -, 1875
In this city to-day, Joseph NJ. Thomas found
guilty OF uiiering and circulating forged Erie city
waterworks bonds.
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TRAMPS DROWNED.

MILFORD, Pa, June %, 1876.
John Haney and George Walker, two umbrella
tramps stole boat from tho Pennsylvania shore OF the
Delaware River Tuesday night, and yesterday while
passing through Fiddcr's Elbow, a dangerous riit,
twenty miles below here, the boat capslzed and both
ver cd
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Ship Lady Pslmerston tBr) Mills from Mobile for Liver
pool, June g. OF Key West
Bark Ainira Robinson, Tarbox. from New Orleans Tor
Havre, June l. las 70 oo Ion ~ 70.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Spokcn-May a. on the Twelve Forty Ground, bark Cla
rice Marchant, Edsartown. boiling . 80 bbl whale.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ssscw~v. Sofia Deatn@fon.I one<.

DATES OF DEPARTURES YORK poR THE xoxrns
JUNK July.
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The following table shows the arrivals et TIL port
In 1875 OF vessels engaged in the coaswisc trade south
OF New YORK
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH. June 90. PM-wind s, light: hne.
LIVERPOOL, June %, PM-csim.
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d ~
Is Interested twenty-five different vessels, and that
he knows OF no ships whose spars less than 135
eei high iron light watsr mark 10 truck scarcely any
briggs barKs spars less than 1855 high. The
topmasis OF three masted schooner never sent
down alter the vessels are but except Tor repairs and
they cons .ored stationary the inasts In
many ii would DO practically impossible TO send
down the topmasts. Tue effect o the bridge would DO
10 compel the schooncrs to come IN AMI 90
down b. way u Sandy Hook which Is so sale a
roule m the Sound aud which would enhance the In
surance.
following eight vessels:--schooner Hattie T.. sampson
10 toms org Cries Loring, 400 tons bark T. Merry
mau, $40 tons; snlps snotc Ia tons; Uncle Tooy
100 TONS Enos >oulc 800 tons; Lucille 100 tons
lam ~ shantcr. Loco tons
The schooner is tho only sbc TO pass under the
proposed bridge at 1875 feet height lie would not be
require the striking OF ,ho topmast beyond the
bridge without large extra Consideration
laken from tho Bureau Of Construction. that have
passed up and down the East River the Navy Yari
TOM Apr, \ 49, 70 Nay l. m.c:V y.ra Guard,
patch Intrepid, Leyden, PnwhaIau. Nina, Plymouth.
rarskiii, Tallapoosa, Minnesota Blue Light. Colorado
Swxiars, Alert, Alarm, phlox. Hartford, Tennessee,
froiic, NpsIc, Supply, Juuissa
TEE BklDcK ISsNcrEHy
Samuel McEiroy, civil engineer, says he - familiar
with the construction oi the East River bridge, and
vessels requiring clearance OF l29 feet must be
controlled by steam power 10 avoid the effects OF tidal
currents which DO not follow the stream centre. lie
adds that IL is we'll known that storms oi nity TO
seventy two miles per hour ars likely to occur. and
register from twelve and half 10 about twcniy.six
pounds pressure per square loot, while storms over
100 miles per hour, ana exceeding any pounds per
SQUARE foot are occasionally noted this coast aud
thus that great has boon exercised TO give this
bridge about six times the cable sustaining power
can reasonably require but all great bridges show the
risk OF u powerful ntins impact, and In this bridge,
Tor the unusual span Of id0 icet but two trusses OF
eeg and four OF eight feet depth 10 be used
and he therefore nsdcrs H cannot be trusted without
bostom stays or counter cables.
Mr.. Elliott y. Drugs. member OF the irm OF H. >
prteas 3 Co, warehousemcn, says they have about
lvcS7v warehouses lacng In Water street. and
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OLE BULL DENIrs.
Hostility at Cheyenne Agency.
spccisr to fress aad D.kot.iAn.

r,
FoKr SuLtY, July 81, ls7G.-The
sIndi.ps n Cheyenne agency are grow
ing more independent every day.
They made insolent speeches to the
commanding officer Saturday, and day
after tomorrow is issue day, with no
..'beeff q Aasdi pplc,s !. comes in9,he
meAstines Tbings look little bad,
but ftusss II wftfsbeO o.. x. There
are only about 200 soldiers ana TWEEN
ty times that number of Indians.
The Thermometer was upto lo3 to-
day, and the last three days it was
over 100. c..
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bills extending the appropriations for
various departments Of the govern
ment until August. Pssseds
The speaker laid before the house
message from the president poiut-
ing out some Uf the defects in the
sundry civ,l appropriation bill, in
making inadequate provision for some
branches Of the public service, snd
none Ut All for other branches Among
tho former being the civil service,
light house, etc, revenue cutter SER
vice, public buildings, and among tho
latter being > proposition Of the gov
ernncnt for the expenses Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Judgments Of courts
Of ctxIms, examination Of rebel rec.
ords, etc. He did not feel sArrsnted
in vetoing an absolutely necessary ap-
propristien bill, but in signing he
deemed it his duty to show where the
responsibility belonged for whatever
embarrassment might arise in the
public service.
Mr.. Randall said be had no objec-
tion to the president putting in ~
many objections rs he saw fit, il he
would only sign the bills reducing
the expenses Of the government and
assist the house in its great effort in
in that direction. .-r.
The president, !, 10 some Of hls stale
ments, fho~s lack OF insorsnation.
He .6nds fault without anysFesson
whatever. For one arcspt the H.
sue psessntsd b thS presidsst, - 4
am wihing tie people shail Aavs N
opportunity of judging between his
dictum and the action Of both branch
es Of congress after the close of the
examination.
Mr.. Hale defended the action Of the
president.
The communication was referred to
the appropriation committee.
Mr.. Glover, chairman OF the real
estate pool made an effort 10 get in
his report.
Bills for the commission to take in
consideration relative to the value Of
gold and silver, ETC., were introduced
by Hewett, Cox / Gibson, and re-
ferred to the committee on currency
Mr.. Cox expressing hope that the
commit would be able to report
to morteM.
The reading Of almost all the. bills
introduced to-day was insisted upon
by Nj. Kasson and others, in order
to prevent any meAsure for the repeal
of the resumption act, being forced
on the house. Adjourned.
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FoRE1aI.
TURKS pErRATsps

f.oSpoN, July 3l.-The Turks were
engaged Friday, near MEDIUM. They
numbered $4,000. They were driven
to Paugoriiza and lost 2 guns. The
supporting batallious were ahnihila-
ted. The atrocities of Bash Bozouks
cause an intense feeling throughout
Greece, and her relations with Turkey
are becoming alarmingly serious. The
opposition newspapers OF Greece de-
mand that the country be placed in =
position TO command the respect OF
her neighbors.
osMAN PAcHA.
LONDON, July 33t.-6smau P1oha,
captured At Virrbiaa, is not the great
Turkish commander. OF the sixteen
batallions engaged, four only have
reached Bilek.
LONDON, July 3l-The Times says
Arch B.shel, butcher, of Meath, Ire
land, committed suicide while dcliri-
Gus from suffering from congestion OF
the lungs and bronchitis. On the IA.
BILE was q slip of paper bearing the
single word, "n.ad."
DISCUSSION ON THE EASTERN QUESTION
LONDON, July 3l.-In the house Of
lords, there WAS y discussion on the
eastern question, it WAS moved that
the government should be ready to
support measures for upholding.
Earl Granville questioned certain acts
of the foreign Office, and expressed
himself in favor ofsclf-g government in
Turkish provinces. Earl Derby re-
piled, and said that the future policy
Of the government should be to enter
into no doubtful scheme. The motion
was negA,ived.
In the house of commons, Bruce
referring to outrages in Bosnia,
moved as opinion of the house Of
commons, that the government should
attempt to secure equal treatment to
those of various religions under au.
therity OF the Porte. Forsythe moved
to amend the motion to effect that
Sclavouic provinces guaranteed good
government, irrespective OF race and
of creed.
THE sERvIASs RETREAT.
LONDON, July 3l-A special from Wild
din says Hafz Pacha enter ed 6erviA ON the
Both At GramaAa. He encountered four
thousand Servians After four hours light
the Servians fed, leaving many killed
Madz Pacha Joined Ahmed Eyoots
Pacha At D.erbent, on the S0th, where be
again attacked the 81 rviana. A great bat
tie occurred, which ragged oil day. Resul,
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chicago

UhIeago, July il.
FLouk Dull and unchanged.
wKEAr-,Aetiyc, stronger asd higher No, l..
spring sSiLsss closed q cash; No. :. S91Gs spk
closed esoss,& for Iuly s'k 1ssS; closed ss,s
fer Auguxt; RsN 694h; closed SaHQsok for
September; NO. 3 o., hster, ID ssss.
conx-Fairly active stssAy high mixed; Ta
No ,. 4sS14o's; closed tsA for cash; +sA 14oa
for July; 45HDibk; closed +sS bid for Au
gust: t5aQAG; closed 4aS bid for Septe m bes
rejected AN.
OATs--Firm aAd higher No. :, 3oH, closed &c
ss0r Juiy; s0ssasoh for August; ass for Sep
tcmher; closed with inside prices bid; ReI.ctsd
a3c
RrE-No. 4. bsc.
BA~LEr--No 8 Soa5on for cash; Gec bid for
Auguo; new for september, sa,s
| foAK Active And higher; IL 75ais 79x eash
sor July; Is s5Hessi for August; 10 s7h91s q
for September.
LARp-yirm and higher; 10 s6etio 20 for Jsi,
ld s21iopiA fur Auxu,t, i1,oHots ssr srp
| tsmber.
Dtilx AEArs-r Fair demand .Aaulders, Sa as I
short rib, 9hgsNe; abort clear az.
| WMsky--Firm. l-io11.
| Esss-Fairly active; iiai3
| BUrrHR--Frcsh dairy iaetls; creamy aoll2s
CALL BoAAp- whes, easy, sex asked for Jul,
sIis for August.
Gonx-aAaier; 45ndAs,s for Jsly.
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n1scEILAHIous.

MORE CAVALRY FOR THE FRONTIER.
Sr. LOUIS, July 3l.-All the csyal,
~ now on duty in southern Kansas,
rexss and Indian territory has been
ordered to Join Gen. Terry or Crook,
aud will leave for their destination At
once.
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WASHINGTON.

w WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The pres
dent has requested the resignation Of
Supervising Architect Potter.
The president will to-day sign the
sundry civil appropriation bill, and
accompany the approval with mes
sage explanatory of his views un-
favorable to certain sections of the
bill.
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ATTACKED ny A BURGLAR.

NV YoRK. July 3l.-The Italian
burglar, who, when discovered by the
occupant Of the house, Mr.. Hondlew,
. large real estate dealer, attacked
that gentleman with an ax. He died
yesterday morning from the effects of
the fallfrom the piAzzs TO m area in
the attempt to escape. Hondlew, al
though painfully, is not dangerously
wounded.
woRKINGMKN OUT or EAPLoYAENr.
New YoRK, July 3I.-About :
thousand workingmcn to-day made .
demonstration at the mayors Office
for the purpose of procuring work.
No disturbance yet.
LATKR-Tho unemployed work
mems committee, who waited upon
The acting mayor, commissioner Of
public works aud compt1ouer, tetdts.
ed each promisdds t. dn hia lest q
alle viate the prevailing Aistsesal Z u
~ FOUND GUILTY.
DENVER, sJly 81. The Jury in
the Yankee m.,rder t6.l ! bos,der
bfoagh. in ~ ysrdist ef gai,ty ofmur-
der in the lst degree, At 8:25 this
morning, and At 9 so the prisoner
suicided b b.ngiss With . curtain
cord il his det.
| sF Sds w.
! BRIsTow.
BosTos, July ,3l.-E1 Secretary
Bristow leaves to-day for Vermont
where he wiz speAk for Hsy4 asd
1sNAeeler a some ofthe latgf plAcss
/ then pass q few days in the, White
/ Mountains, and furnish his trip il
this section hys brief stsy At Eas,
Hampton. i0 ~ =
/ ANN ELIZA YOUNG. s,.s,l
SALT LAKE, July 3l-Judge Sohaf
fer to day reduced the }amsunt msds
payable toAnn Eliza Young, as ali
@eay from FIVE hundred to one hun
4 dred dollars per month, thus dimin
fishing the. amount from $l7 500 4
$500, and gave the defendant thir
ty days to psysthe .npunt. 88}
4 HUNG FOR RxPE.
! LKXvKKwoKrn, July 3l--RAphs
j Williams (eolored), for the rape Of
) white woman named AraD.vis, VIII
E is now At the point of death, was II
: ken from jail this morning by . nun
tber Of and rerpertsbie CT
: iEens Of Camden Point, and hanged !
E atree.
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the sEnvIANs RETREAT.
The Weather To-Day.

WAsHSaros. July 81. Probabilities
for the northwest, Partly cloudy weather
with local rsins in extreme northern por-
ttons, essterly southerly winds, slowly ris-
ing temperature and stationary or slowly
ffnfituE barornetrr. 6cntrsi mississippi viii
continue to fall.
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COMPLETED.

The senate committee on appropri-
ations has completed revision Of the
river and hsrbor appropriation bill an
aggregate Of which they limi, to s5,-
600, 600.
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GENERAL.
pollution r Prohibiting tho Sup
ply Of the Metallic Car-
fridge to Indians
Passed.
ridAa Recommends "a In
ersa.ss In CAvairy and an
Appropriation to De.
fray Expenses.
pal Estate Dealer Killed by
: Burglar.
ptew Takes the Stump for
HAYES And. W hesler
President Sigas the Sundry
Civil Appropriation
NIL.
Indians st Cheyenne Agen.
cy Showing Hosttlities.
President Sigas the Sundry
Civil Appropriation
Mll.
indians 1t Cheyenne AEsn-
cy Showing Hosttlities.
ford Wilsoa, Solicitor OF the
Treasury Resigns.
Eliza Gets $500 AAnion j
Congressional.
aAoasa

AsHISGros, July 3l.-A resolu-
rohibiling the supply Of special
iH cartridges to hostile Indians
=.
chair laid before the senate i
hnnication from the secretary Of
transmitting dispatch from 1t.
Sheridan, recommending the IN.
b in'cavalrY and recommending
ppeoprission to defray the add.
expenses. Tho disPa,oh VS.
ppanied bv . bill authorizing the
se dnd making the appropris-
II y834, ,700. Tie bin passed. 1t
ass fos the enlistment Of not
2 500 meo under the .ct. The
gsrululEd . consider the an and
- sASroses ~ the government
bpeachment trials so ~ 10 have
ehberations in open session, and
bof3 3wyfs apsca for discussion
he hnal question in the Belknap
achmens.
krinG, the secret session Mr..
kn6s sl6aitted Tie following
Ndered, That, Hheu called torvote
yer the,srGllaa OF Impeachment,
Of them, are sustained or not
l6DtpC7 mo ;Vntcs r ths nags-
hall be at liberty to state, il he
|es, tAha ~. tes.i Ktaa vote oa l.hl
zoe Of the guilt proved in tho fact
the xsns- Of .jurisdiction, Is the
may be. shd The vote shall he
cd Ia the journal accordingly.
e ordor Of Mr. Conkling wae
ded 30 as to permit each senato,
wing bis vote to state his reason,
flor, occupying pot more than {
te, which REASONS sbalf be Ell.
spr tho jo0rs4l in connectios
bsf lotA si,d limuedhtyiy tpl.
lsEnml, aIsd the vote, ii
led, VAS adopted.
Edmupda b6ered "a order SO \,
J. pw any senator to give his res
sif any, in accordance with III.
alrsady adopted, Agreed to
senate sitting - > court am
bittec adjourned until to morrow
blative business was resumed
4 Allsos, fsnn the commft Zee o,
Ipfiafions, reported back tn
and harbor appropriation bill
amendments, aud II was placet
. cslendst. f&t
house bill to continue publ
Ing in advance of the regular sp
Iaaaios .ata the 10th Of Angus
/ to provide temporarily f1r u
hses Of ~ fovesrpnSnt sad boas
further iAnthorize the commits
j Of Indian aaairs to purohxs
les for tho Indian bureau
nerhns yss ttSkes upsndp$sse
M Amendment. adjourned,
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~ -a... s-Mowssp:

SSO0StE1s Vntf W. w t'."o'
Novel;, aged 10 years was drowned yester
day while bathing Id the NiSh hnlbotnA ritos
near Big Grove, Iowa. The body was re
covered.
THE WIT WEATHER.
4 The recent wet weather has retarded
ha arveslipg and damaged the crops TO . con
sidsssble elIeot Oats. will he almost Z
total failure. owing to the rust. Barley Ii
fair average crop. and wheat from one
half TO twoihirds. Corn and potatoes
never promised better.
SUICIDE.
LITTLE Rock, July 31.-S,ate senator. j
N. Lasghborough committed suicide TO
day whild e0porarily derAnged sending ,
charge from shot gun through his heart
He was highly esteemed and : prominent
citizen.
4 Yt 1.Es BULL DENIEs.i
Is IothytL1A July 3t.--ole Bull writes
from Norway 70 friend herc, denouncine
the reports In the American papers that he
had denied legality Of marriaRc with his
present wife, aud speaking 10 the tenderesl
terms Of his spouse
RELEAsKD FROM PRisoS,,
MILWAUKEE. July 81 Jacob Nunne
macher, convicted of frauds on the revenue
Of whom the psesident recently pardoned
WAS released from prison to-day, on paying
his fine, ten thousand dollars and costs ol
trial.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01
BANK1Sa ANp cuRKExcY,

The committee on banking and
currency this a. m. failcd to come to
vote. Mr.. Goode was absent, which
left the hard money men in the ma
jsrity. ..
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WILL BE RKAoyKps
Chief Special Agent Woodward Is TO be
removed.
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L,yrpoo,.

Liverpool, July 81,
BaxApsruyvs-Quiet.
Winter wheat. s,edSDs-sd. Spring sslodei 8.
white 9,SdQD9r4d. Club sssdS1los. Corn, 25.sd
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A PROPORTION.

a proposition is under oonsidera-
tion to. appoint . sub-eommiltee to
sit during the recess and refer to it
,hn entire subject, including imitation,
resumption of currency and the silver
question, with instructions to make =
thorough investigation Of the whole
subject. =
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SRND aae 70 q. P RowELL 1 co. Ne. Yosk
- 10f psRPhIst ot 100 pages, contAniag lIsts Of
ia-0U .suspapsrs, And estimates sAowisg eost Of
advertising. AAvIynsy7 ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
WAsHIsaroS, July 3l-The follow
ing We iseued to-d.y from the de
partment OF the interior:
Congress having failed to provide
for the expenses Of the Interior de.
pestment beyond this day, no obliga,
eqps will be assumed on the part o.
~ secretary or other o6cers conaect
ca with tAe service. EhpDyes who
wish to- continue in the service, are
At liberty to do so st risk Of further
remuneration by the government.
(Signed) CAAs. J. GARAAs,
Acting Secretary
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-01

FLoua-Fitm.
wmEAr-Fair dsmAnd and higher; No 2 MI.
wnukse, 5000; No. do, s,aso; No :. Chicago,
ssQaios; No do, saaes5; winter received, wstt
rrn. 755 ln3.
BArLxr-Homlnally unchanged.
Rrk-Duil, 5OdI67
Coss-s Shade nrmer high mixed and yellow
western bsh.
oArs-steady. modera'e demand, wcstern mix
ed and state fsG5A2.
koGs-Heayy; western l59Iisb
Asss PonK--Lower 1874 q - 50
Lard Dali, easier prime steam. 10 soS1 10 sO1S
| BUrrEa-Heavy; western. i3Gt24.
WHIskI-St ady 113k