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State bonds were more active and higher. We note
sales OF L0ulsans n. consolidated. NJ 0d 7Oi North
Carolina De, ola. January aud July 10 do Is, Issued
North Carollna Railroad OIL Nrg MIA o., consolidat ed
NJ seree, S2tS3D; Tennessee D.. new, 4blr4bit
new series, t4bh Railroad bonds were al.o generally
strong The following were the riuclpal transacious
chicago and North western consolidated, 1Q3< Haunt
bal aud Sc. joseph s. conyerd1le, so5ssSV4 North
Missouri 1sts pseg7Js; Pacific Railroad OF Missouri
is,s, etfSeiA fillsouryh. Fort WAYNE and Chicago
lists III hnwAu and 81. PAU Jsts La Crusse
ION, lotAsio5< Louisville aud Nashville con. ", "a ;
Tole.o $40 WABASH ls.s " Toledo. Peoria and W.
1s<, Western divition SO Hannibal Naples Ia w.,
sdA New YorE Central o-. sS ive%; 81. LOUIS J. and
bonds, osk Burlington. Cedar II. ana VI. lsis 42its
42h Ch--speake ana ono lett, coupon on, 20 Chiea.
20, Burlington Quincy r., lfp, New Jersey Central
convertible, 100 chca and Northwestern lsls 1904;
Chicago and North scstcrn consolidated coupon gold
bonds, p3aadp5A G., e., and Ind. lets, 1Ops; UIOn
Paclmc les lO0>h Michigan southern Ids Io2 Lem b
snd W. T. con, sOtgsp't Union Pac INC land grant,
loli! ugion Psoine sinsng iqnd. 90 American DOCK
100 south Pacific Oonds Mo, ~.
Tue opcnns. hien-s, lowest ano +. N. closing
prices etOcka
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BOSTON, June 23.-Ciass Day was observed at
Harvard College to-day Al 10 O'Clock pubic exercises
were commenced In the chapel which nlied TO
overlooking. Theodore Chickerins Williams Of Boston
delivered the class oraon and Charles Albert Dickn;
OF Cam bridge the poem. Exercises the CT ei
conelu1ed the singing Of the ode by j. r. Hin
of Dedhlm. Tue class then marched 10 Boy is On
Hail, where the Ivy Grafton delivered by John
Bacon omste.d Of LEROY. Y. THIS closed the morn.
ing Aus1c vac furnished by the 9crnlana
Band. and from O'clock until there dancing In
Al Hall
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RRTED.

BENEDICT-BENTLEY.-Ju 90, at e.. Jafnes's
Church. Leosburg. Va by the Rev X T. Davis Erastus
e. Benedict, Jr, Of New York to Miss Maria W. Bent
ley, daughter Of the late X. NJ Bentley ESQ Of Lees
burg
CARYL-cHAsE.- On Wednesday, June "a, ct 81.
rhonass Church, 9th ia this city, by the Rev Dr.
Adams, julius H. Cary Eliza JuIns Perry, laughter
Of Nelson Chase, all OF New York.
COLT-CARTRH-O the 2lst inst, In Newark N.
j., by the Rev II. y. Brnsnade. ID. D. Joseph Colt OF
suspen.on Bridge n. Y. to Mary M. daughter of tho
late A. X. Carer.
KING-shEPPERD.-on Wednesday, June 81.
At the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev Dr.
Diler Waiter n. Hockng TO Frances Lousa, daughter
OF Capt. J. T snepperd all Of Brooklyn No card.
HEYDkNIsEICH-LkNT. ednes day June 81, at
the Anthon Memorial Church, BY the Rev. Il. Heber
Newton, Emile Heydenreich % Brooklyn to Crvlina
W, daughter OF the late Aosalom Lent Of New YORK..
MEGRAM- wokLD.-on June - at the residence
OF he brides parents, by tn Rev. EDWARD Egeeston
Charles E.. Megraw Of St Paul, Milan. TO g. Augusta
Word, ". d., Of Brooklyn. r. u.
the Church OF our Father Brook .yn by the a. X.
kye, Frederick Ne wnan to Ada, daughter VI William
l.. Greene, all Of Brooklyn.
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Per-ona,,us a Police COMMISSIONS.

John Mccarthy, James White, and John
Graves were jointly Indicted IN the General Sessions
for obainng money under false protences from Daniel
Mangan Of "a Montgomery street, in May last. Man
eaa who IL shoemaker, applied W the Commissioners
OF Police for AppOintm ent on the police force. The
affdlut ana indictments charge that Mccarthy, White
and Graves called upon Mangan anu introduced Graves
as Police COmms sioner Erhardt That subsequently
they old Mangan that 1t would De necessary a. con
dton precedent to MS appointment 10 pay them 800
Acting for him Mansan hanged over the slOo ne ia.
guilty, and Recorder Hnckett sentenced them each 20
nine nlOntns Ia the penteutlaTY AcCartny was oaled
90 lal
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A Mnn nnd b. WHO Acsu.sa % Murdcr.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Robert IL. Davis and
Lydia has wife arrived In Hartford county. thus state,
yesterday, from Michigan, and few hours afterw ard
were arrested Oy the snern OF Har ford ana committed
10 iaii teegrsn from sheriff Pennel, OF Cnni on
county Michigan charging Davis and MIA wife with tue
murder Of hugh Alernethy Va March lat. Dlvis and
his wife removed from Hartford county 20 Michigan
about twelve months On the solicitation Of Abor-
nethy VINO aged uncle VI Davls's.
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ANSWERS TO C0BREsPoNDEvTs.

"A Constant Reader. "-George Washington
never prvsented a nlg 70 Trinity Church
"DaiIy Reader."-A mans religion makes no
difference M this eoaatry Lie eau DO elected fresi-
deut.
rs g. l.. W."-rhe questions mentioned can
De considered Com nltee Of the whole out the pre-
ylOus question docs not appy.
"Ynung Voter"-rhe Electoral College Is q
phrase Wuieh msans the whole cody Of electors OF
PfrHidrnt and Vice-Presldent chosil ~ the sv'ral
States 4Dd all voting for their clnd ates on the smo
day, UuI never aotually assembled toIe,lur.
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A Nsvel,v in the Me.-.s. Line.

The Mayor Of Gloucester, N. j., In a MESSAGE
printed In the Fhiisdephia Sunday DespdfcA of sunday
at gives the following reasons for refusing 10 grant
petition aking him to enforce the SUNDAY Law In regard
70 the closing of beer saloons. First because the
pc utfoners represent the minority OF the nhAb OF
the city as one to ten. Second because II would de-
liberty which would be contrary 20 the Constitution Of
the United states Third, the petition headed by
name OF his predecessor In once and the Mayor
why the lswwas not enforced under hs regime. lie
ADDS that II any worthy than another 10 be
kept hoy II Is the Sabbath, or last Gay of the week.
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Coroner Roman will begin an investigation
the of the Greenyiile powder explosion on
Monday uight. Dora Arnold, John Rohrenbaeh and
Frederick Chm breehaL who were dan rousy woand.
better, and the pbyscians express little nope
Of their recovery. Tue rrsidents Of the town have
raised f12S for sun and Jersey City and Ito
bOkel 90 be canvassed FOR further subscr 10
Charley ZiecKel and Lizzie hcuss, whose BODIES were
taAen from the ruIns were Dnried yester Miss
Neuss who had scarcely attained her nineteenth
was TO have Deen married to-day.
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Dull, heavy headache, oDstruetlon OF tho
al passages discharge failing intO the throat some
times pIofse wsSery, acrd thlet aud Ton ieiou. ne-
sye, &c In others aryness, dry, watrTy, weag, or
iDnaned ringing in ears, deafness, hawking and
uc voice altered. nasa twans. offensive breath TN
pare smell ana taste dizmess. mental depression,
are likely TO be present IN any case az one tune.
When Apphed with DR.. Pieroe's Nasal DOucAe. and
accompanied with DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical Ms
eovery as constitutional Treatment Dr. g's Caiarrh
calarrh and ozsena OF many years standing. This
thorough course OF medication com flutes the ony
scientific, ranona safe and saocsssfu manner VI treat
log this ooous disease That has been offered w the
aducted.-Aap.
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DIED.
June 81. John Regan. agea

REGAN.-on Wednesday. June 81. John Regan. agea
7Syean.
Friends and relatives Of the family are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his
No. 35A LIST ay. on Saturday, June "a, Ut O'Clock.
SHANNOS.-On Tnursdsy, June %. james Shannon.
Relatives snd friends respectfully invited TO at
tend his funcr'l from ms ate residence SSn st.
Lexington av., on Sunday. June 20. at 1 O'CLOCK
WOODWARD. On the 2lst Inss-, Lizzie, eldest
daughter OF Ezab"th and the late Imam MoOdw ard.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited at
tend her funeral on saturday, 24h inst At O'Clock,
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The walIIili National Bank.

MIDpLErowS, n. Y, June "a. -rhe nrst OF six
teen against the defunct wansn National Bank
Of Mddletown, recover for bonds left for safe
Ing and inappropriate by the officers Of the bank
We tred at Goshen to-day, before Judge Pratt. Ihe
testimony OF Chres IL Horton the uefauitlng cashier
taken bS = comm ssioncr In London, intrOtuc ed
NOnsuit granted. Two cases have been withdraw
The remaining cases involve $4,000.
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Tho Work man Explosion.

The propeller OF the tugboat Delaware stirred
up tue water Of the dock which the II. W. Workman
lay yesterday morning. aud tho body OF Cornelius
having been previously detached by the eddTlDg
wat RI. uOm Ihe wreck, rose 70 the surface. u Waa
partly clothed IN blue flannel srt and black trowsfrs
ihal lad Deen pulled up far as tue Knees There was
q pune ture Ia the forehead.
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CONCORD, N. H., June 23.-In tho House, this
morning. N. @. ordway. late serReantat Arms IN the
United states House OF Representatives rose to Ques
ton ofprtviegc ana made statement denying IN toto
the charges winch appeared IN prnt aRains his
ouirial honesty, and said he should 90 before com
nlttee a. Washington and defend hinsen
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The Funeral of Axs-naad,s smith.

Daniel u. smith vas outted Yesterday from %
Avenue d. Hundreds Visited The house to take n Last
look at the features Of the great Aoor advocate The
Rev. Mr.. Brown delivered the sermon. The pail
paaters were william fOunL, John Owen, joan Burt,
| Hamilton Wade. John A. blcknan, and EDWARD y.
MUyuhan, The G, ftn Handsomely decorated with
flowers The pural was In Cypress Hils Cemetery.
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sAFR PAYING INVESTMENT.
Long Island Oity (S. Y , Waier Bonds,
Bearing per cent. interest, payable semi annually
it Marine Bank, New York city.
Only as OOU for sac al VIZ anu interest
IN lots tc suit Uuf
Il. Il NEWbURS, 30 Broad Of.
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The Illustrated Weekly. Just out, gives for six
cents surpTisns quantity Oh amusing stories, sketch
and gOol pictures. Each nuEioer complete IN "
self. All newsdeAIers sell lt.--AdU.
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Bargains for oash In furniture and carpets, at
Cowperthwats, 1855 and 1877 Chatham -. Chamber
suhes SIS 20 go Dressing case suits $50 20 s7b Wal
nut do $40 10 $50 Paror suites $50 10 $3.50 brussels
carpet tL Every ,hing for IhToe four
story buildings 10 fu Of latest style goods
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The mortality among children 10 greatly re-
duced by hvnelS Teethipa Cordial. 20 eeRtA -Aau.
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Such Ia the order we received, and why7 Be-
-Adr.
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Sensible Idea The new SILK Elastic Truss. worn
with comfort. supplied only by Elastic Truss Company
6ee Broadway supersedes al metal russes for rapture
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rummer stvIes.-Costumes for gentlemen are no.
tsblY darling with the beauty elegance. aud style OF
RNoxs HATS. Stores, e12 Broadway and Filth Ave
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BUSINESS qotltts.

.Fcrvoas Debtiity, Weakness. and Kindred.
Snfsass q psn spsealy npd cured ~
year, wl,s n,nis,ng success. Iwo SIX boTes y are
CIRCULAR Prices, 81 Der box; six boxes. %. by
mall securely scsisS wl.h dgn dgectons P,ePsred
30 John st. New York.
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Hard money and hard soap, such 40 Pyle's
o. L., are good " have on hand.-Ade.
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There r. neal hing which so destroys the fa-ci.
natious OF beauty as Offensive breath there In nothng
which ct once eorreets II but Milk OF Magnesia.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Mr. JaIncs Stuart having retlfned the Presidency o
the Hanover National Bank OF this city, Mr., james I
Woodward was yester. ay elected " the ONCE.
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x<RINE INTELLIoENoE

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHts DAY -.
sun rifts... ~ Sun ~ Noon eaN. 10 IL
uluH WkrER-rnfs DAr
sandy HOOK 90 Gov isann1 10 o. Hell Gate. l2 %
Arrived FRIDAY. June %.
steamship Gulf Stream, On rleston, ndse and pass
Steamship Hindoo. Hull mdse. and pass.
Atotbe usual river ana cottwise vesseu
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Hundred. Of aI.rss.Iab,e. ..ee.I..sr. h.y,

sought 70 palm OF the pubic nery aud adulteraed
drains for benign Cordial to which the weak the
vous The dyspepuc, the seepess the desp ndent owe
more than 20 other restorative of century most
prohnc in remedies. Bat these vile limitations n
never deceive those who nave once used the Great Orig
inal Udoipho Wolfct Scheldam Aromatic BchnaIps.
winch st donor and preservative Of health.
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Tonic.-Eyery one, at times. feels the necessity on
some restorative OF the vita powers depressed BY mem
tai or bodily exhaustion In such conditions let every
one, instead OF hylnR 20 the acoholic OF msdteinal
snu!ans, which mus, be followed BY depression equal
TO their excitement reInv Rorate mis- deran6cd system
by the natural tonic elements Of the PKRUVIAN
SYRUP. Sold by all druggists.
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SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING., - -
WI contain eight pages embracing the NEWS OF
THE DAY and an abundant supply OF fresh, original
ana selected ARTICLES OF the srestest interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SALK BY ALL NEwBMEN.
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Those Afflicted with Hay, II ose. and Peach
fever asthma fever and ague, nd relief py
lung Fire Isiand beach. Trains leave Hunters Point
p36 A. N. and 4:J0 p. N. for Surf Hotel,
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SpteiaI Nott,s.
WHY GIVE MOREt

WHY GIVE MOREt
<lGO.
for a set OF
ooopENouGH HoRsEsHoEs
in any OF the following shops astenings free In any
shop;
10 " Get 3lst q.
2.-2ll Wooster 81.
3-3k El!zabct IA II.
4-o3 Henry st Brooklyn
b.-l93 stanton st.
o-I32 Leroy st.
7-751 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn.
81 Vestry 81.
o-l5o East 5tth ~.
lo-1o3 tst 2ith st.
I1.-6s Rutgers 1t.
y. 2s MArAetneids o..
l3.-4I4 smith ST.. Brooklyn.
SAVE YOUR MONEY. SAVE YOUR HORSE
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Mrs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething 10 old and welltned remedy. II ma good
the test OF many years. and never known 10 fail.
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tic Truss at 74c Brosdwsy Sefors ouyins any other
DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Children should use them daily.
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Ceuelmytiou.. Weak Lungs. Chrenic Ceusb.
General Debility, Indigestion speedily aud
cured ~ WIN6mEslERs hYPoPHosraLfEs o.
cess. Prices u AUD ~ per bottle Prepared oaly by
Sold by all drugsists. 20 John e.. New YorH.
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Shoes, 0sters snd sippers, Of ali the various kinds,
beautiful IN style, excellent In quality. modefat IN
price. Patronile MILLER CO., Union square, on.
poste Lincoln monument.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE case Of Alex
ander Sullivan. the murderer Of c. G.
Hantord, was up in the Criminal Court
this morning. and was, Oh representa-
ton Of his counsel. laid over until the
next term.
Ngw YoRg, sept. 1.-THE com nit
tee appointed hy Congress ~ investi-
gate the rating values Of gold and sill
yer will meet a. St. Jame.' Hotel this
morning
The railroad ticket agents brough,
their session 30 close to-day.
The committee on rates reported il un-
advisable 10 make any material change.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1.-THE grand
jury in the court Of quarter sessions to-
day. recommended the removal Of
the wooden bcildings partially surround
ing the Exposition grounds. which are
generally disreputable places, and in 9
portion of which the fire originated last
Saturday that nearly destroyed the
Centennial buildings and imperiled the
lives Of thousands Of viztorA
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County and City Official Press.
Tuesday, Sept. l2, 1879.
POST OFFICES

The number Of post-ofiices in Wash
ington Territory is one hundred and
iifiy-six. or thereabout. distributed be.
tween the counties as follows Clallam,
3; Clarke, 10; Chehalis, s; Cowlitz, O.;
Island, 4; Jefferson, 3; Kitsap. 8; Sno-
homish. 3; Thurston, @; Yakima, I;
san Juan, 4; Klikitat. 0; King. :; Lew
IL. 10; Wahkiakum, 4; Walls Walla,
Inclusive, perhaps, of Columbia,) 81
Whatcom, IL and Whitman. 8.
Among the latest changes have been
the discoutinuancc Of the Offices at At.
.anum and Nahum. in Yakima county,
Palusc and Steptoe, in Whitman, Silvel
Lake. in Cowlitz, Four Lakes, in Stew
ems, Cedar Grove, in Whatcom and Pa
taba Prairie, in Columbia county
the establishment of offices a
Bay Center in Pacific County. klickita
landing in KIickitat. Nall Plain il
Clarke. Olequa in Cowlitx. and Pena
wawa IN Whitman; and the change o
namc of Black River to Rcnton III KIM
and Of Owensburg to Loitchvilie in
Whitman.
There are only five money order Of
fees in the Territory. those OF Seattle
WaIla Walla, Olympia. Steilacoom ant
Port Townsend. This, we think. j
hardly ~ it should be. The tacilitie
Of the money order system ought, a
least, to be extended 10 each of tn
county seats in the Territory. Towns
in particular, Of the size and in, ,sortanc
of Vancouver. Port Gamble, l., Conner
Snohomish and Whatcom ought TO hav,
this convenience. The Government ha
not been so over indulgent TO us. in tn,
way of appropriations that it ought I.
hegrndge us such additional postal nc
commodations.
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THE HOP cRoP.-There is an indica-
ton of fair prices for hots, this season.
in Consequence Of partial failure of the
European crop. The price paid for
picking il FIVE cents Per hushel. each Of
which yield about two pounds Of DRY
hops The poles used are generally from
fifteen TO twenty feet long. bu. one was
erected fifty feet in height. in one Of the
fields. and vine has grown nearly 10
the top. Tue prolific yield of hops in
this latitude elicits universal surprise
and admiration Standard.
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+ o Z olI.

GLASGOW, Sept. ll.-Arrived-The
steamship Aoravisn. from Montreal,
Canada.
MADRID. Sept. 1.-THE following
are additional particulars of the arrest
Of William NJ. Tweed: Captain Cen
era. Jovellar. at Havana. received III
telligenoe that Tweed had embarked
1T Santiago de Cuba, and notified the
authorities there before the latter could
take any action in the matter Tweed
embarked on the sailing vessel Carmen,
bound to Vigo. Captain Gen. Joyel-
lar telegrsphcd to Madrid. The Gov
eminent officers fearing the Carmen
might go to some other port. requested
the authorities Mt all Spanish ports
10 examine persons on board all vessels
named Carmen. there being twelve
Spanish vessels Of that naiue. A por-
trait of Tweed being Indispensable,
the Spanish authorities obtained and
made copies Of u caricature from an
American journal. representing him as
bssting q child, supposed to typify
American justice. This carricature lid
the Spanish authorities and the reports
in tho Spanish newspapers to believe
that Tweed had been kidnapping child
rem. Hence, in the first official an
nouncement received of the arrest of
Tweed, at Antelmi, it was stated be
had been arrested for kidnapping
| American children. Tweed il confined
on Isle Saint Simon, Vigo Bay, where
the Carmen is undergoing quarantine,
strictly watched by the custom house
guards. At the expiration of his quar-
entine. he will be surrendered to the
United States representatives. AS
there are no direct steamers between
Spain and North America, Tweed will
be sent to Cuba and from there to New
York.
LONDON. Sept. ll-Earl Derby to-
day received the deputAtions Of work
ingmen's societies. In reply to their
address, no said the government had
been charged with indifference to the
many great crimes committed in Bull
garia. All that had been done in di-
plomatic matters and in sending fleet
to Beskia Bay was done, if not before
the outrages occurred, at any event be-
fore they were known. lie denied that
the government was in any sense re-
sponsible for the outbreak Of fanaticism
among the Turkish population. He
described the previous action Of the
government. and said they had nothing
to regret in what they had done. If
the Turks believed all Europe desired
TO drive them back into Asia, they
would break out into excuses prompted
BY revenge and despair. He believed,
40 his conviction. that England desired
fair play. and had done mere than any
thing else to prevent the war from as.
suming the character Of a religious war,
and to prevent the commission of afro
cities in many provinces instead.
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T Ell E G r A p HIC
EASTERN STATS.

CHEYENNE, Sept ii.-Advices from
the telegraph camp. near Hot Creek
this morning. says tho Indians drove
back the Government courier, who left
Fort Laramie with dispatches from
General Crook He will make another
start from Hot Creek this morning
New Yons, sept. IA delegation
Of workmen from Germany arrived here
yesterday. and will leave this morning
for Philadelphia. where they will spend
a couple of weeks.
AuousrA, Me, sept, AT noon the
weather is beautiful. The election is
progressing, and will probably be very
close throughout the State. The Re-
publican canvass indicates majority OF
eleven, or twelve thousand.
New YoRK, Sept lit is under
stood that the Treasury Department to
DAY or to- morrow will issue another call
for the million dollars for five.t wsnty
bonds, making the call thirty millions
The syndicate have advanced the price
of New York L. 5. a per cent. bonds
tn IL. loi gold in this market. 100 in
London; an advance OF /.
.NEw York. Sept. ll.-Arrivcd to-
day the steamship Australia.
Cold closed at i0l.
Sr. LOUIS. Sept ll.--Gsn. Sherman
and family and Secretary of War Cam
cron and daughter passed through here
yesterday "a route TO inspect the west
ern forts. They will first stop at Fort
Leayenworth. then 60 to Denver. Chey-
onne and Fort Russell. and San Fran.
cisco. On their return they will visi,
posts along the route in Nevada aud
Utah. They will also 50 from San
Francisco 10 Los Angeles, In southern
California. They expect to reach Wash
iagton again about the laih Of October
NEW YORK. Sept. il.-Thc Star
and Herald OF Panams. jus, received,
says an attack was made on the 10th
IF August on the residence of ex Prcsi.
den, Psriie. of Peru. at Lima. aud be
fore the disturbance WAS quelled the
troops fired on the mob. killing four
persons and wounding several others
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-12

The SALMON PRopUcT.-Thev value
Of the canned and packed salmon pa,
up on the Colum baA this year. is s.. 5oo,-
600. an increase Of $50. 600 over the
product Of last season. -Standari
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-12

JUsrICE's CoURr.-In the case Of
Jennings rs L.grau. in which a jury
trial was had, the jury agreed to dia'
grsc, aud were discharged.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-12

CORRECTED DAILY BT ,. HORTON CO.
sKArrLx, Sept. .. 1876.
Gold in New York g. l0i..
Currency. here. buying. ~ selling. 81.
Trade dollars, - half dollars. -.