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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06
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= ~ =' NEW .IOhh b1AHhEIS. n - -t4o#i
NEW YORK, July 5.-Cotton quiet; sales Of 337
bales at 1lB@l2 Ill &C., Southern -four steady;
g. s e5r9 sS T. p snss
of spring firm with moderate export inquiry soft
inferior grades dull and declining; winter white
dull aud nominal; &c. @SI.12for winter red west
armcr; closed dull and scarcely So ilrm, shippers
5
s n is Sr ss @ess aa asn as
asng ps city qqhefd It as s sesa e.
manRd new, sSo: Lard irmsr and fairly active
prime steam, Sl1. 65@Sl1.70. Whiskey u shade
iriner ut 81 lex. Freights quiet
:. BALTIMORE, July 5-Flour quiet; Howard-street
and western superfne, S3@s37S iWheasnsonth;
sys saa 4s %hs siss
fairly active, irmer, and higher; Oats quiet and
s 7o@sS Provisions quiet but rnler: PORK s2oS0
H$2l.: Bulk Shoulders, SH@61c.; clear rib,
BscGnsaSsds S;r eles sn rib
is sss fsxSfssca Ws1 WHISKY Rgher oSs s
Sugar steady and hrn at 104G9l0'lc.
~ F. I'll 80 =, CINCINNATI ~
CINCINNATI, July 5:.Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull prime winter, 81. l0@$l.l5. Corn dull. Oats
Barley SO@S5c. Pork firm; held at S20.50. Lard
frmer; steam, Ike; Kettle, SOL 3Sc. Buik-nea,s
firm; shoulders held ut S(G6iac.; clear rib-sides,
Toe; clear sides, 10ac. Bacon frm and unchanged.
Hogs quiet and firm; fair to good heavy. 80 400
So go receipts, 1900 head; shipments. 1873 head.
WhiSkey firm at Sl.1O.
an, LOUISVILLE. $3.50,
LOUISVILLE, july 5.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat steady and In good demand; rcd, 81 amber,
SIO1; white, S1.0S. Corn Quiet; white, 49c !;
mixed, 4sc. Rye nominal. Oats quiet; white and
mixed, I34c. Provisions firm. Pork, $2Q.S0@
S22. Observation-Disclosures, S@Skc.; clcar, RIB
Sides, IOIc.; clear sides, 11c., Bacon-Shouldcr5,
0l,c cear rlb-sides 11Ac.; clear sides, 12c hams,
l4l4@15c. Lard-Tierce, 1901 3Hc.; kcg, ~ l4Kc.
Whisky, $l.10. ......:. 1sss5
ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Flour! dull; supcrfne fall,
s275@S3.25; extra fall, 81. 5@$3.75 double ex-
ira fall S4@S4.25: treble extra fall, .50@ap.25.
Wheat-NO q red fall, $l.35 bid, cash. Corn inac-
tive; No. Q mixed, 42Hc, cash Oats inactive. Rye
dull at Gao. Whiskey steady at gill. Pork dtHi
at S2O@25. Lard held higher: lUHc. asked for sum-
mer ISulk-meats nomlnally unchanged. Bacon In
good demand shoulders, &c.; clear rib and clear
sides, 114@114c. - '.>,.'' -
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Cattlc have been dull during
the past week. and prices are &c. lower; very best
4E6r5ac.; first quality, 4bC94Ac!; medium or good
fair quality, 33g4Ec.; ordinary thin steers, oxen,
and COWS, 3ik@134c.-most sales, 4S(g51c.; receipts
lib head Shipments, 1,07S head. Hogs have been
In fair demand and prices are shade higher {;
range Ss.MQSc.: receipts 2,S63 head. Sheep have
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TOBACCO. CIGARS DE.

~ ;l,.., iTOBACCO. CIGARS DE, .ssyt.
OK Ok PER BOX t1OO) CIGARS
EouALLING THOSE, USUALLY; SOLD FOR
l5c., SENT POSTPAID no ANYPART -
a: .g,f,. OF THE UNITED STATES ~. e ~,
/; Each box of our. sAFFIDAYIY BEANp," mas q
made. Composed of wrapper and binder Of hne Con.
nectcnt Leaf with solid ller q genuine tmportsd
6astie, The Signature OF each member of our
arm and manager OF our factory Is, 50 far rs can be
made. an absolute guarantee rs to tneis superior
quality. ,,.,,c,n, nn ~ Fine Gicars.s
~ : 10 north Second street, Philadespnia.,
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BALTIMORE, July 5.-Cattlc have been dull during
the past week. and prices are &c. lower; very best
4l0c5ac. first quality, 46@4Ac.; medium or good
faIr quality 33i14hc. ordinary thin steers, oxen,
and COWS, 3kQ13Ic.-most sales, 4&954c.; receipts
lib head Shipments, 1,07S head. Hogs have been
In fair demand and prices are shade hlsher !;
range. s.;09ac.; receipts, 2,863 head. Sheep have
been very dull; range, S4@S5; receipts, 6,728
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PHILADELPHIA, July Although the sun;
shone brightly this morning the heat was not
a. intense as it has been for the past few
days, owing to fine breeze which was pre-,
vailing. The day was usheredin by the firing
Mt sunrise OF national salute by the Key
stone Battery in Paramount Park, and by
the ringing OF the chimes and church bells
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CONCLUSION OF CEREMONIES.

Mr.. Evarts having concluded his Grafton
the Halleluiah chorus from HnndePs Mes
siah was performed by the orchestra and
chorus, and the ceremonies were then con-
Guided with the singing Of the doxology,
SsTne Old Hundred Psalm, y in which the
entire assembly joined a:1..' 50. =
After cheers for Generals Sherman, Sheri-
dan. and Hooker, and the Governors OF
Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and New Jer-
sew, and for Dom Pedro and Mr.. Evarts, the
audience gradually dispersed. r. i. ..,.: Z"
HOW THE CENTENNIAL LEGION WAS RECEIVED.
il The Centennial Legion was commanded
by General Heth, OF Richmond, Va, who
was, enthusiastically cheered as he passed
along the line previous to the moving OF the
parade. Z, eas;igi" raaE 90. 49,
The legion was received all along the
route with most enthusiastic cheering, the
soldierly bearing OF tho men and their neat
uniforms attracting attention and admira-
ton OF the vast mnkitudes on the route OF
parade. The many fine bands Of music scat
tered through the legion discoursed eniiyen:-
ing music along the line OF parade. $40
.-,oli OTHER MILITARY EXAMINATIONS, ~ !, !,
. Following the Centennial Legion came
the visiting military companies, and there
were Representatives from nearly every
State in the Union, prominent among which
was the Seventh New York regiment, Col
onel Emmons Clark commanding, with six
hundred and fifty men, and preceded By
their celebrated band. I They made q fine
appearance and were enthusiastically
cheered ais they passed over the route. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06

NOTICE. -B. F. TNSLEY 81 68
IN CO., A3l BROAD STREET, respect-eee
fully invite one anu all To- call and examine their
nice and well-selected assortment Of SHOES, elm
bracng nearly all kinds and styles Of ladies' and gem
ilener's Of the most modern ordcr, together Win
KfNs with low heels, OXFORD TIES, PRINCE AL.-
BERTS. STRAP SHOES, and others TOO numerous
lust here to mention Stop, examine and gee pair
that win increase your pleasure and add greatly TO
your comfort. TRUNKS kept to suita REPAIRING
still done In the ncatest manner ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06

r, roryRTn--S GENERAL OBJ
NJ ChNrhs>, ,>,TvprsTING REMlSIscENcs-'
<S SEVER R.1sEp-AccInENTs AND sAS ssr,.
slS S..S~rsEscc,pENrAL s"oo TI Il, O. pr.
YATES "f ,YEoAD--ANorHER VESSEL.
TEESN' "'" ,.,,,su syNAGoGCE--SALES OF
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College Convention.

LETTER FROM PROFESSOR Il. A. wIsE-THE
POSITION OF WILLIAM AND MARY-THE UNI
vERs1TY BILL AppRoyED-No JEALOUSY
.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, SATGHELS, r6p
i BOOTS, SHOES, &c.-Just ryceiyed aE84
third supply OF fine hand.maoe Boots, Ties,i
Box-Toe Boots; Centennial Buckle Shoes, Newport
Ties, Thrce-Button Sandals, Slippers, and 3xIord
Ties; Boys Misses ChildreIs, and Infants' Button
e1 10 @s "A GRIGG,s, Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06

by Rev. James O'Reilly. There was very
large number OF people present.
THE EMPEROR WILLIAMS GREETING.
- WASHINGTON, D. c., July AT half-past
10 O'Clock to-day Mr.. Cadwallader, acting
Secretary of State, presented Mr.. Schloser,
the German Minister, to the President, for
the purpose of delivering an autograph let
ter OF congratulation from the Emperor OF
Germany. Mr.. Schloser, in presenting the
letter, stated that he was instructed by his
Majesty to deliver upon the fourth day OF
July, to the President in person, an auto
graph letter OF congratulation upon tue oc-
casion OF the centennial anniversary, and
wished to add his personal good wishes for
the United States. The President briefly
replied, assuring him Of his satisfaction in
receiving this evidence Of good feeling on
the part OF his Majesty, and that his kind
expressions for the United States were fully
appreciated, and that the letter should be
properly acknowledged. a translation OF
the letter is as follows: "s,.-.~ r - -.iii,
y, William, by the grace Of God, Emperor
of Gernadny, King. of Prussia, de-, to the
President Of the United States Of america.
Great and Good Friend, 1t has, been youch-
safed to YOU to celebrate the centennial fes-
tiyal OF the day upon which the great re-
public oyer which you preside entered the
rank Of independent nations. The purposes
of its founders have, by 4 wise application
Of the teachings:of the history OF the 1our2.
dation Of nations, and with insight into the
distant future, been realized by a develop
ment without a parallel To ongratulate you
and the American people upon the oc-
casion affords ME so much the greater
pleasure because, since the treaty OF
which my ancestor OF glO-
rious memory--king, Frederick r.,
who now rests with = God-concluded
with the United States, undisturbef friend
ship has continually existed between Ger
many and America, and has been developed
and strengthened by the ever-increasing
OF their mutual relations, and
by an intercourse becoming more and
more, fruitful in every domain OF commerce
and science. That the welfare OF the United
States and the friendship of the two coun-
tries may continue to increase is my sincere
desire and confident hope.
ttAccept' the renewed assurances OF my
esteem. s. WILLIAM.
.H.Rerlin, June %: 1875. E,f - - : !. -
mCountersigned by; Won Bismarck"
THE sENATEs CENTENNIAL RESOLUTIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 5.--In the Senate, MIR.
Sherman, of Ohio, submitted the following
concurrent resolutions, and said he had
no doubt their passage to-day would pc q
matter OF great pleasure TO the people OF the
whole copITy:: $ ffat .Y. Z,
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God 70
guide. the United States OF America saIeiy
, 1876-01-05

! thonslt, gratefully at mo for Wishing
tlst ta's 10 might a IT, bat rspes1oa, ss
d,l nat Ark him Z 10 va. tic ,cauae Of
tho fearful Carnage. thinking It might ho only
tnmor. Afterwards henri 10 cot,fossati hoinG
tho owner Of tho dynamite. md fnensIunol TINT
a brother nf hin At Dresden waA implicated. Tin
Gniof af Police NJ H,e,pfrhascn told mo attor-
wards tl'st tlle brother llud been arrested.
Heard nothing a!o,st tho t!atc liked for h:a triAi
wien VIC lolt i!ro,rer,aYcu.
Ihomnsson'H w!tu aud chitt caa,o To aan him,
bnt tho ltremerh.tven policn G.Y, out that s!.o
Aicw nothing Of his f}cnflis rrItnu. This may
univ be ruso on tlclr part, however. duct ,r,
who knew wlInleo lss hpo4e, told mo TINT
Tl1omntsa sar WIG coa.au,ly bnpIltcatiug his mod
tcal nttutHlaitB to ren0vn tho tnliot oik ri ilB
head. such MI operation would doubtcsA l.svo
litecipitasod hia dcath, mud lealIni's. prevented
tho wo:d kuoSiug Of 1is fearful confcaBson.
With rcterencn 10 tuy Individual loss. NAV
mention tIlns loss IL; pounds oi human lIair bv
tlio explosion. which cost mo about 1j prussian
tlinera, aud for wl,cl, Intend o.unrrow asking
tho agents of tho Enrlh German Lloyd AtoaHI-
til}p Company In this city to n,nAo reputation. I
alno lost six pieces Ut valuable hiIk aas bring
inE out TO mako dresses for my wl.e. and all my
baggage,
, 1876-01-05
TIE COLLEGE ns,ArlyG ASSOCIATION

Arrangements for sl,n Ccmsnutt'ns C"r-
kGst-I7nrrnrd ttnA sniu Present f.ct-
t.rH Er Withdrawal.
NEW ionE. Jan, i.-1l,n EaalinE AHsnc;atson
Of Anlar1caa Colleges hcsa, it.. te;;;l1r sos.iou
todsy. Tho colleges REPRESENTED wcro Corudii,
l'r'neeton, toiumhls, tnlon, Hamilton, Elar-
ward, Dartmouth DowaoIn. Amhetsl. williams.
Trinity, and 1;ro~u. Harn;oEa WAS Htlccsed a,
the place for 1lling tic ''ou!enasal contoat, by
rno Boat club ut Trinity Collage, Dublin,
ireland, sssa it ii nat likely that tln7 eau be
r,iroacntod at Saratoga, tletr own RACES taliug
rlace abuu! &lo san,o ttnu,
lit tho nEaW1pE for positions. Harvard secured
No. ]. brown ., Trinity q, Williams 4. Wes-
loyan j, Cosucl1 6, Co1utnb'a :. BowIo.n y. AIM
,1erst ., P.inceson u: Hamilton i, Dartmouth
urrauged At she regatta thlt No. viii TO first oil
til" west ri lc nearest tho grand Eland No. 2
next. au1 70 Tn 10 No. ~. Dartmouth wanted
ton having boen 'nado th4t tbs English crewa
woro Informed 2 niiea would bo tho diatanco.
tho 4-tn!lo projoct Nns reiccsc1.
latter ~aA read from fnlo College. notifying
tl.o Association OF !ta retirennnt; also cnul-
1nNn'casion frou Harvard snylag. win or loso
tho next sacc. 1t val retro upon sts conclusion
Tho following iragcs. whoae sta,iohs IN tho
cnsrso Will he liked bE referee IVES then chosen:
nol!, CthImbia, "a; Natus Anderson, Cornell.
10; q. +. Holorts, lnrvarJ, III aud Richard
Il. Ceoss, Ff,neo.oi. 'tI.
The follow ling atnen1n ncut to the Coustl&ution
was adopted:
That II, p'pta.u1 nf every cscv ea.c,ea for The
rare su:nt t? tbs Regatta Cosanilr., Ut last
week lrlar 10 tho race, csrs:e beu.d By the Pres
lents Of thar respective collie TINT elc menGcr 1T
tho crew has bten reEH!r nGfheE OF tho colega fur
r. lest Mn, mouths tor to the rarc. and elc ify
lug hHn Ills exact hiatus III tho college At tho tus Of
the giving Of tbs ctrttae4!e.
It was resolved to t,oll Tho next aunua1 Con-
van.ion l., New York Oh the ID o. December,
, 1876-01-05

Fl. Louis, Jnu. A somewhat celebrated
land case. under tho title of Deniamn Bcul ct
al, heirs of Don Joseph Yallicre. William IL.
Duryoa ct al. grantees of tho heirs Of yalhcre,
and John Wilson, plaintiffs, vs. tho United
States. defendant, waB argned yesterday teforo
Judge K1ckel. OF tho Uuitcd States District
Court, at JeGoraon CITY. Tho cnse iuYolscs
so,ne G,O00.O0 acres OF land alung White IlivoF,
In Southeastern Missouri aud Noftienateru Ar
kansas, estimated to 10 worth s15, 5,0GU,u0U. The
Plaintiffs aeok tho coniise1iion OF cottlln 1aud-
grants alleged to hayo been giyon to Col. VAL
loro by the Spanish dovcrumont for military
soryiccs. About ouo-thfd vt tho contested
property is oHncd and occupied by persons under
grants from tho United ktatcs, and numerous
towns, villages, aud cultivated farmB exist
thereon. Juugo Irckel.sooR tho case under adj
yiHement, md will render hH decision about tho
lst Of February.
, 1876-01-05

AND THFH pTHfatfEh.
" all tho po"ple who WIRE in tho cabin. s7mo
Hefa drowned thoro and otI,ora ascspeJ IN deck
10 Moet The nhino fate. while tho rnna[nder
"nro lu"kr cnoull' tn Krt Into the rigging an1
hang on until rescued. went ny tho R.nguhy
up Oh deck about half-past Z o'o.ecx. Ihn
tho dick. ! trind hard to opnu thu cshtn
skylighss but conht not. 1ho lashIa'd
s'do OF tha nlnp WIS dry near tho wacnl-
10 opon Tic aky)iai.ss; tho S's yea washed boil,
ue ,la off nr tett. | caught h1d nt = 1,no, anh
tiaI.lng to It, made toward tho rigging OIL tho
larhoard Btio. THO ship waa not heclad over,
but t!le wind anil wavo. casne strong trotn tho
English cuast. got into til, hhsott1ls about
midshirs nt o'clo,k. At daylight raw q rtlsn.
bcr ni alips and sailboaA in lbs tl,sanca, about
or mllos OH. Mona Of thcse vessels nttompt.
cd to Approncli tho boutsetIaud. although ro.
asw .isttng on Tho dry past Of tho dock All old
gcntlnlna1i ot nbont ~ years OF ago. 1sasnol
liam'nel. from Pennsylvania. I1o had rope IN
!,iB llal'l, anh scoinctl 1narly lrozon 10 death.
Thu third officer called out for eon,s to take
him away. This was tuno, nn1 tho poor old HAD
wna wrapped 'tt' i'll number Of iis1B IN tho
wheoihouse, and, a. you FOO, Baysl.
THE B.tLoha ptD :;brHf%l
for tho passengers. They ware rough fellows.
mud aoom eonElit ref,,*n w. thu tnar:s. Thcy
wore nearly all half drunk. rwn Of ttle1n tItai
lans) broKo tho ..,all,a ~ In tho bInnac1c. When
tile Captain heard Of this he scoLttl thum juA: u
list!n. They lol linn to mind l,:a own l,usincBt
and lock hit for tllu silly. Aft,r o'c!oc!i tAs
officers told THO pasHengora to como down franz
tic rigging. Tbs wind then ca1nle1, aud tho
tide be,uG low ie't tho deck dry. son,o trovis-
ions were hunted mp. Tic women and cilildso,,
who remained In tho cabin tried to conc oil
deck and sumo Of tLom wcsa aared, but oshcra
wo1o dsowuel. a, half.pnHt III o'clock tho b!lip
Liverpool appEoachcI; allo ailctlo1ed 200 yarda
utf, Aud hat4t rs two boats that took OF Two
loads Of won,on aud children. aftof which lhls
vessel came alonyaido tho Deutchl&1d, and touk
tho remaining ,'assonScra oil Abont Nuou. 1)ut-
lug tho night saw twenty or twenty-five dead
bodies III the cabin. They wore OF both sexes,
young aud old,
During lho above narrative By SIR. rlcti G
nuulber OF his fellow passengers listened to
Inn, aud occssloua!ly nollsl assent to his Btata-
rnhnta.
, 1876-01-05
CONVENTIONS At coLUsMus.

CoLuMuus, O., Jan. 4.-rour conventions
have hccn in sesaion horo today. The State
Archaeological Society resolved 10 organize auxil-
iary aocieseB in ouch county In Ohio aud tako
stopu to havo tho Society fully represented 1t
tho Centennial by full collection Of relics
modols, aud pIana relating to the prehistoric
psrlol, as Ohio is rich i'll such matters. 1t ia
thought tho display will be very croditablo ii
sufficient appropriations arc givon.
Tho Society Of tho sho,t-IIorn Cattle Breeders
at their Convention ndoptcd rules which shall
govern Etock-sales, compared notes aud iiatoued
10 several essays Oh bhort-hosn topics, aua au-
tonrned.
Tie OAEo Western. 7cnnsylvanie, and West
Virginia Shoep-Dreelera' Association ut their
Convention, listened - an address OH tho pTopa-
CATION q! sheep PARISHES III tho HtomachH Of
ateep, aud caring for sheep, and thon spent tue
atlcrnnon IN relating thor experience IN shoep
MAttels E0ucraltv.
, 1876-01-05

EsulIrolh unA WarGil0uAo Comm ts-
sioMrIs-'rhu SccrGtAry Of Stnte's Ur-
official Ikcport-e1ciuovnlu of Officers.
Sree,ul D,snateh 10 TIE Ca'enon Tribune.
Senlaap1rLp, ILL.,, jan. 4.--Tho Kailroad and
Warehouse Commissioners sat to-day mud ap-
proved tho report Of Grain. Inspector Smith for
Docombor, Aloxiux tho recnipts Of tho month
to hayo bocn $5.Gl0.ss: disbursements, s4.-
5OJ.as. Tic Doarl 10 still ut work on i,s report,
with page or tHo to complete. It expects tu
Gn!sh in few weeks.
Tho Secretary OF State not being required by
LAW to make III annual report 10 tho Governor
this your. is required by tho p1eHa correspond
cats 10 M ako report 10 tie public OF his opera
tious. which III hotter. a synopsis Of tho
otlice-work n,akos tho following show
ing: Warrants issued on raluis.tions from
other slates. %; Ieluisitious on Goycrnora
OF othor batce, Isl ; pa1dona granted. 216;
rastorntions 10 citizenship, 100; Commissioners
of Docds npponstcd au4 commissioned. ~ !;
(ll9 being In Coax County,, l,2ol; Justices OF
tue Pence and Police Maetstrutos commissioned,
GIL county ot!lo2rB commissioned 80 iroc!u-
nations Issued, 9 =; cislcs orsanizci and certi1-
cAtos filed aud recorded z; yi1ageH organizol
AMI certificates iial and recoslol; 40 rail road
col, Operations formed and by-laNs flied and &c.
corded. 10: cest,ticatcs OF organization Issued
70 cnllos atlous formed under the general law of
1872, 40 licenses issued to form, corporations.
SIS; certificates tiod reporting increase
Of capital +toek, chsuEo Of name aid location.
OF cot pUrasl1na. 4j. Tho work Of intloxlng tue
archjvos III tho State Dcpa,tuaut has bce1,
pushed forward az tauIly al possible. TAls is
an o1tnus.ye work. The original enrolled lava
havo beuu read over, nnd 1nemo.nuda noted
tue, ,efrom, preparatory to arranging the Lc:is.
latlye index up to aud including tho Seventeenth
0euersl Assembly, embracing tho lava OF tho
special session OF 1852. This index las beou
complatea up to and Including tho second $685.
eou of Iho Niutll General Assembly III tho year
1850, ready for entry into ornament record.
Tho index to the o-rporatons alono forms vol
unle Of 7u0 pages.
Tho Governors and tbs Secretary Of State'a
ofllcLs ato TO be moved TO the new State-tIouso
next Monday, aud the Auditors oiico will short
II follow.
, 1876-01-05
THE STEAMSHIP DISASTERS.
Arrival ut New Yor1. Of tho Unfortu.
notes of tho Mosel and
Deutschland.
storlc3 of lilo WrccL...Atoro About Tho
Dynamite Explosion mud Its
Author.

-'sp ". M '.',a .a8'a,,.'1 "a''. =;
1ho passeN5s'e " sno o'oa''"n't .,'
VINO "eiu '"."' e"o"e t.''' ~, "1.s"
OF 'na' .i''s.sa '.sas'. "su, INV" ~ o'o -.
1aVon Luz Nv puiposs W ue"h 4g'"'tpeu ~
Now York. iloy Went on boafa tue Herman
lloyda steamer MoBol, md just AZ this elip waB
,bout TO weteb anchor for America, o number Of
.,se., .o,o Li,icJ lv tLo cYnlosIon ri ,n,c,,,oo
'nen. "u,a t,'..' A..sa ~ .s .s.no1 -.
WHICH 1no1naeson han contsl'eo 1oF tlo pur'
poao OF wholesale slaughter OH tho high
teas, DY this terrible o1plos;on no loss than
,chtv humnn hoinrs Voro lauucl,ed into
s.,;., -. .~J ooo 49,. tona,,, .,,,,,n.t
e'o,',ss' @''u @,0 1n"'o o'sA ,I1r I"A'.
for l''e or enho'eu from ~ouhas oi ataeseht
kinds. Tue MoseI WAS too much Injured to 10
,,ara Ia bovo oono IN tor ,nc,,,7inc t,o rcma,n.
Ho4e ~ s'e so"s VI a." n"..a,.,..>,, w.. ,s',
ger ot 'noho feh.uea l,oth the no"'sen.as'o' ~ naa
to l,o trans(orEca to tho steamship SRliel. Tie
, 1876-01-05
ELEVATOR Ra1Es IN NEW YORK.

New YORK. Jan. i.-At n luoeiiug Of receivers
aud iobbeEs In grain yesterday, a communion
ton waB road from Iohu A. lisycr, tho Secretary
OF tho woishess' meeting, informing them that
tho proposed Increased rates for etevatin3 aud
Weighing could not 30 into elloct besure Feb. /.
instead OF Jan. !, Is was at tIrst Intended. Tho
moatiug roplod to thts BY pAsaiag resolution
that It would be iMpraeticable to have two ratoa,
and requesting tho weehoss to reply before tho
10th int. AZ to whether they viii charge tho
rates which they propose.
, 1876-01-05
DAVENPORT IMPROVEMENTS.

s37eI1 D49palcH !" 71S C7eaoo Irlounf.
DAVENPORT, a.. 1aa. 4.-Tha building statLs.
tics OF The City Of Davenport for the year 1878
show that tho total amount expended Tor Tho
erection Of new buildings In that tlmo amounted
10 oyor 100000. A larger number OF BUSINESS
blooks thsn usuh were put up. The total to.
cepts Of tho City Treasury foz the year amount
, 1876-01-05
MICHIGAN lTEh1E-

Spstfal 0srath u lAs Chteaao 4'rlbune,
LAaslSo, Mich, Jan. 4.-Tno Supreme Court
loF tho January term commenced to-day, Judge
Cooley, Chief Just.ce on tho Nench. Only mo-
lions IN hyo csscs were rendered, Tho call 10.
tomorrow IL from No. to No, is,
Iho stats lIquoF-tAx ftom fosty.oIght counties
1esasnea 70 tho Auditor. GsuctAils ls $sj9, ,82.,Yi,
, 1876-01-05

I'd to Slc5,o10. and tho expenditures Ia 511TfHo.
lcay,n.u good Laahce. The cuAs n Il hiding
improvements in Mu4caliue for tho year Was
E1l9,u0D.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-02
i.a,er-Harucy Disappeared

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Ilarncy's fail
urc to appear before the committee to.
day caused ripple OF excitement, and
there are many coniecturcs as to the
cause of his non-appearance. 1t is
thought by many that he is in New York
in the hands OF trainers, aud has remain
ed away because they ale not through
with him. Bass, a Republican member
of the committee, went to New \ ork the
same evening that Halney left here.
The other Republican on the committee
Is tonight quietly engaged in circulating
the story that tlyner has blnndered
again by giving llarney permission Ia he
absent until morning. He says that
Pratt, member from New York, saw
Harvey getting into the omnibus, and
that the latter said Clymer told him the
committee would not want him until
tomorrow morning. In the meath
time Mr.. kerr'S health is falling
rapidly. His physicians advise his leav-
ing the city. but he refuses to 20 until
this diabolcal conspiracy is exposed.
Mr.. Morrison has taken control of The
case, and in a few days it is hoped 10 have
the perpetrators of The scheme shown
up to the public. \ private telegram
from New York tonight states that tes-
tlmOny has been taken which goes to-
wards exposing the whole affair. and
that, at least llarney's true character
has been brought TO light.