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THE THREAT OF A SHARP ,SPECULAT0R TO
BLOW THE LOST IRoN-CLAD TECUAsEH To
PIEcEs.-During the war the iron-clad Te-
cumseh was sunk at the mouth OF Mobile
harbor, and to-day the remains Of one hum
bred and fifty officers and sailors are en-
tombed in this huge metallic case. The
vessel sank in fifty feet OF water, and being
no longer OF service to the country, in 1870
the sumken property was sold to one Slaugh-
ter for fifty dollars. The relatives OF the
deceased officers and sailors have been con-
tent so long as the hull remained I'M
touched but now that it is proposed by the
owner OF the wreck, who holds proper pos
session from the Treasury Department I'M
der provision OF the act OF June 81, 1870, 20
blow it to pieces, secure the iron and brass,
and make his purchase profitable, there
comes a wall and protest from many sources,
and Congress is asked to appropriate thirty
thousand dollars to recover the remains be-
fore the rusty iron-clad is riven with tor
pedocs. The House Naval Committee does
not believe that the owner OF the wreck in
tends to do rs he says, and the appropria-
ton asked will not be fav0rably reported
Washington Correspondent Baltimore Ga
| zette.
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a
AN ANTI. CATHOLIC ORaASizaTioS.- tspe-
cial to the Baltimore american. r, W String
ton, Del, July 12.--Charles 4. Garitree, A.
Worth Spates, and John w. Adams, OF Bal
timore, arc here attending o Convention
which sits with closed doors. Delegates
present from Virginia, Conneeticut,s Ohio,
Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Washington, and New York. The mem
bcrs are all pledged to secrecy, but it Is
known that the Convention is. political in
character and anti Catholic in principle:
Three sessions have been held to-day, and
will be continued tomorrow. The discus
sions as heard from neighboring dwellings
are earnest. g. II. Edgar and FL. T. Holt,
OF New Jersey, are the leading spirits In
the Convention. The members preserve
their pledges with such scrupulous regard
that the name Of the organization is not
even known.
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by special request Of the nbove-named Club
On the arrival Of the train with Vance ant
the committee they were met at tn
depot by another committee OF the sam,
Club, with, phaeton drawn by y SIS
gray horses, and followed by n pro
cession. Vance was escorted to the Var
brough House, where he was received will
loud and prolonged cheers by the crowd
awaiting his arrival. He was lifted from the
phaeton and safely landed in the hotel a
large crowd is expected here tomorrow.
Big preparations are being made fol
Vance's opening speech.
We had very fine rain to-day, which has
cooled the mir and refreshed vegetation con.
siderably.
Associated Press telegrams.l J ar: ,
HAYES AND WHEELER RATIFIED.
NEW YORK, July 13.-A ratification Of the
Cincinnati platform and nominees was held
at Cooper Institute last night. A large
meeting was called to order by Colonel spen'
Ger, and E. W. Stoughton presided. There
were 200 vice-presidents and 100 secretaries.
The speakers were Governor Solomon, Gen.
crai hllDdtilCh, ANU y lluSC bliShbdlCls Leu
tiers of excuse were read from Governor Dix
and R. Ell. Dana, Jr.
THE CHICAGO ELECTION. ~.
CHICAGO, July 13.-The municipal election
for MAYOR yesterday resulted in the election
of Monroe Heath by the following vote
Total vote, !So,o72; Heath over McGrath,
over both, $3.50. Heath carried seventeen
out OF eighteen wards: The Tribune claims
this as straight-ollt Republican victory.
GOVERNOR HENDRICKS, ON TOUR.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July Ex-Governor
Thomas a. Hendricks arrived here last
night from the West, and left this morning
for Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA, July Ex-Governor Hendricks
has arrived here. He was waited upon al
the Grand Union by Major O'Connor, o.
Tennessee, who presented him the notitica
ton of his nomination. Governor Hen
bricks said he would reply in few days. il
is understood he will accept.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IS, 1876.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Albert DALEY, Mason, Bath, Ice Mrs.
Schooner I. Fl. wainwright, Lloyd, Philadelphia.
Schooner John N Parker, Outten, Albany, lumber,
Schooner Maud Seward, Applegarth, Philadelphia,
coal, 8. Fl. lIawes.
load d for HALIFAX, Il. 5. ~" ''s'''
schooner Walter, Thomas, Baltimore, railroad
IRON Richmond aud Danville Railroad Company.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Rockland lime. a. 8.
Schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrews, Phila.::
delphia, iron, Richmond and Danvilc Railroad
schooner W. J. McNaughton, Burns, Philadelphia,
coal' s. P. Lathrop. c,p,prn
Brig Adler lGer), Hechte, Rio de Janciro, flour,
Schooner Mahaska, Williams, st. Johns, n. D.,
coal, Geryas Storrs, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, L. j. Tatum1 agent.
ciandse and passengers, L. 3. Tatum. agent.
Schooner L. f. williams, Bradley, James river, to
load for Rch%ona suT RinS esrf pude
phia, granite, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool June 20, bark D. d. Width, Mol
- From New York July ~, bark Samuel Welsh,
Spear. i.si
ss9o s%ss ;SeF o 9e 5s9 from Richmond
Bark Edwin tNor.E 'Christoferson, from Rich
mond, arrived Mt Liverpool July II: -
Schooner William n, Gesner, Egbcrt, was loading
ut New York for Richmond July ID.
Schooner Emma G. Edwards, which was ashore On
Black Ledge IN April last, and afterwards taken 70
New London for repairs, was sold by inc unitcd
b. Wheaton, OF Cape May, N. X, was the pur-
chaser.
SPOKEN,
Sloop Bltte (abolt twelve feet long,, Monsien ,
from New York for Europe, July g, fifty miles ESE
Of Sandy Hook.
,...s r..-@ MARINE DISASTERS.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, from Rocxland; bic,
Harrison,s bar July l ut 3 z. d. Her main boom
aud gaf were shattered, and her nlanssii torn INTO
shrcds. No one was Injured. The schooner arrived
Schooner Francis French, Candy, Virginia, July
lilo r b., while laying ut anchor OF Coney Island
mninrnsst badly. a small soop, which lay at anchor
close by, was sunk ac the same time.
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THURSDAY, July ID, 1876.
The Richmond tobacco market opened active last
week, and has continued very firm and animated,
with Il decided upward tendency. The weather for
the past ten days has been very unfayorable to the
growing crop, being excessively hot and dry, and I'M
less the tobacco-growng regions have good general
rain In the next ten days there cannot possibly be
over half crop made in Virginia aud North Caro-
lima The breaks last week comprised 500 hogs
heads, 1877 tierces, and 80 boxes.
The breaks Wednesday were: 4G6 hogshcats, 70
ticrccs, and boxes. =.
Packages offered ut auction: 1875, Of which l21
were sold.
Prices ranged from $3.50 to $40.
Our revised quotations arc annexed:
DARK.-Primings-$1.2 5@$3.50.
DARK.-LugS-Very common, s49E$5 medium
to good. S6.5O@S7; extra, s7.50@S9. Legf-Sonl-
mon, S7@SS: medium, S9t0S10; good, Si!D
5l25O: fine $12.50@$16 $50 extra line, suited for
the Mediterranean market, $3.50; fine extra black
wrappers, $15.50@$lS.
EtiGHT.-L ugS-Common, $s@$10: medium to
goJ.l, Sl1M$l2.50: fine smoking, Sl5@$20; extra
smoking, $20MS25. Lea)-CommOn TO medium
S9@$12; good to fine, $l2@$15; extra filters, $40
Ms17.50. Wrappers-CopInon, Sl5gS20; me
dunn to good, s2o@s3o; fine, s3o@s45; extra,
$6O@s90. ,roo
MAHoGA Y.-Wrdppers-Commo 81 7.50Gd
s25 medium to good, s25@s3o; line, $s5@s4o
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county the elegant farm residence Of w. j
Wright, near the mouth Of the river, was
struck by lightning four times, and, with
out-houses, destroyed. 81 'g5sgst.,t
II our informatton is correct, one of The
thunder. bolts killed q negro man, and al
the members OF the household were severely
stunned. l 4 go + ..-ts
The storm on, Chesapeake bay last night
was very severe. James Carey was blown
overheard from the Columbus aud drowned.
eli - Associated Press telerams-1
.s5o=. THE GEORGIA CROPS.
ATLANTA, July lathe june report OF
the Commissioner OF Agriculture for
Georgia shows TINT corn Is three per cent.
above an average on bottom lands injured
by bud-worm and overflow, Cotton, three
per cent. above average; sugar-cane, seven
above; sorghum, three above. The peach
crop is almost total failure; apples, three
quarters OF q crop; pears, one-half crop.
Wheat yield, twenty-one one per cent, and
quality eighteen per cent: below an average.
Fall-sown oats yielded thirty-three per cent.
better than spring-s0wn, and dre twenty
three per cent. better in quality. The seq
sons have been favorable in eighty-three
counties. There has been too much rain in
some sections. The mean temperature for
June ut Atlanta was seventy-siX; at Bruins
wick, eighty-two.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION. =, -. 80, l..
BALTIMORE, July l3.-The National Edu-
cational Association adjourned sine die last
night, after an important and interesting
session OF three days. :. = -.
STEAMER BURNED.
DETROIT, July 13.-The steamer CHAM
pion was burned yesterday on Lake St.
Clair. The captain and crew were saved.
SHIPMENT OF BULLION.
New YORK, July 13.-Four hundred thou
sand dollars in gold coin and $4,000 in
silver bars were shipped to-day.
AMERICAN BooK-TRADE ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The American
Book-Trade Association adjourned sine die
after cecting officers for the ensuing year,
with William Fl. Appleton, OF New York,
as president.
A JUDGE AND SHERIFF REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
| CONCORD, n. H., July 13.-The House,
after an all-night session, has resolved to re-
move the solicitor Judge OF probate and
the sheriff OF Grafton county. ~-rsr
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE sETTLE-sUPERIS-
TENDEST OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION .AP-
| POINTED.
| RALEIGH, n. c., July 13.-Judge Settle,
who has been nominated for Governor, has
resigned his place in the Supreme Court.
The Governor to-day appointed T.. r.
Purnell Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton vice S. d. Pool, resigned. ~ t..
! A DESPERATE TKIO-THEY ARE STONED TO
DEATH AFTER COMMITTING SEVERAL MUIR
DERS.
NEWARK, N. j., July 13.-Three young
German brothers named Fiepern, noted des-
perate characters, were arrested to-day.
They drew revolvers, shot one officer dead
and another fatally, and then escaped to a
shop from which they had been discharged,
| where they commenced an indiscriminate
firing, killing one and wounding two. The
workmen turned out en- 7naSse, and drove
the murderers toward the river with stones
and knives. They leaped into the river and
were stoned to death by the outraged work.
men. One of the wounded workmen is
dead.
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,oo me President has approved the "act
i T'l appropriations for the Post Office
-. t,'i'"' t:lcht Tor the fiscal year ending June
,t' 90, ana Tor other purposes" Also,
,'c act relative to the redemption OF I'M
-Sr' stamps" Also, the act "providing
"na'y Tor mailing obscene books and other
matter thcrcln contained, and prohibiting
''''eF! circulars passing through the mails"
IL the United States District Court at
., w." OK on Tuesday Judge Benedict sem
81 $50" S'.S Dr. r.. Is. Foote TO pay q fine OF
, ,'.ooo Tor sending improper publications
tn'"Ush The mail. lie was liable to ten
sv : Imprisonment, but owing to certain
ni'lga'ing circumstances this part OF the
sentence was suspended.
'. Inc Empire Car-Works Company, of
On, "a, has received q contract for 400
- 's!t-cais designed for use on the Texas
"cihc railroad. The work win comIR ence
Al once, and will employ several hundred
N"hos Tor some months. tEg-t(
'ohn McElroy, small Boston boy, went
ih.o BAKERY, demanded bread, and when
refused snapped loaded pistol at the pro.
PTc'or, who put him out Of the store. The
BOY fearinnged the cap and fired ut the
"'hef through the window, missing him.
Three warehouses, 1000 empty barrels
anu ciSht ears loaded with refined oil, at
COSMOS oil refinery, eight miles from Pitts
nutgh, were burned Wednesday. Loss,
AyhchburS wants street-cars.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

July l2-'rhc offerings for the week have been
vcrS iarsc. with but few hogsheads OF fine shipping
leaf For such the prices have been satisfactory On
all other gradcs the market Is dali and prices lover
he an uctiyc demand for all grades. The prospects
for the growing crop were never more discoura2ing
in our State and the reports from the West are con-
we can ret not more than half L crop can be made
in Virginia, and about three fourths Of crop In the
west, with favorable seasons: We continue qloE,'
cided character, Sf4@$ls: good leaf: dark, sI0@g
sI$ MEDIUM grades Of leaf Ss@sl9 l.fs' l or
mincs j, 5 MS2.-Inder-iDDedL 8 ~.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE DEMOCRATS TO CONSTRUCT A FINANCIAL
| BILL on TIE BASIS OF THE ST. LOUIS PLAT

THE DEMOCRATS TO CONSTRUCT A FINANCIAL
BILL on TIE BASIS OF THE ST. LOUIS PLAT.
FORM.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The Democratic
members OF the Banking and Currency Com.
mittee have agreed to construct 4 bill in
complete accordance with the st. Louis plat.
form. It will repeal the present resumption
act, but inaugurate n definite method fol
preparing the Treasury and the country fol
resumption. Leading Democrats are sus.
tanning General Gibson in his opposition to
simple repeal, regarding that as only q par.
tial compliance with the spirit OF the plat.
form.
TIE HEBREW CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-To-day the He
brew Convention adjourned to meet in Phil.
adelphia on the second Tuesday in July,
1877. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed members OF the Executive Board
for the ensuing year: NJ. 10th, J. Fruberg,
Solomon Leir, Emanuel Westheimer, a
Briswanger, Simon Hearennich, L. NJ. Demi
litZ, S. Mann, A. Kahn, A. Kraum. Mem
bcrs Of the Board OF Governors J. Eze.
kiel, a. j.. Fricdlander, and G. Cohen.
GRANT RELIEVES BRIsTow FROM THE oDLIGA
TON OF SECRECY.
aoulNuloN, oulS ~. HC 1olloh ihS S-N
plains itself:
Washington, July 12.-Hon. 3. Ii. Bris
tow: Dear Sir,-Through the press learn
that the committee OF Congress investiga-
ting whiskey frauds have summoned you as
a witness, and that you, with great proprie
ty, as think, have declined to testify
claiming that what occurs in the Cabi
net between member OF the Cabinet and tho
Executive officially is privileged, and that
q committee OF Congress have no right tc
demand answer. [ appreciate the posi-
ton you have assumed on this question
but beg leave to relieve you from all obliga
ton Of secrecy on this subject, and desire
not only that you may answer all questions
asked relating to it, but wish that all mem
bers of my Cabinet, and eX-members OF my
Cabinet since I have been President, may
also be called upon to testify in regard tt
the same matter. With great respect, your
obcdient servant, u. S. GRANT.
ANOTHER APPROPRIATIONS BILL. AGREED UPON
DEATH OF i JOURNALIST.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The conference
committee on the sundry civil appropriation
bill have agreed, except upon the clause re
pealing the national registration and cleo
ton law.
John E. Proctor, popular newspaper
writer, died lust night.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, July 49,, 1876.
sALEs.-Thirty shares Of City Fire Insurance
Company stock sold Mt 80.
american Gotd.-111 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, Sc bid: Flr-
ginia consols new, 324 bid SO asked; Virginia de-
fcrrcd, bid asked; Virginia tax-receivable cou-
pons, SAX bid, SAY asked. -.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's, 11OA bid
Richmond city 6's, 93H bid; Manchester bridge SIS,
99bid. ....s ......' .
Railroad BondS.-Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6s, and j., TOY asked; Fir-
giuia and Tennessee Railroad third mortsase ss, j.;
Potomac Railroad mortgage ~, j. anu j., 81 bid.
RdiLrond Stocks.-Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad, 100 par, 100 asked; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent guaranteed, 100 par, 92S bid; Richmond and
Danvilc Railroad, 100 par, AZ asked.
Bqnk Stoeks-First National 100 par 515 s ask
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, 20 par, 81 bid, 40 asked: Virginia STATE, 70
par, 26H bid, 271s asked; Virginia Home, 100 par,
loo asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S715
bid, 92 asked; City. 100 par, 81 asked; CONNER
cial Fire Insurance Company rs par l9 bid; Rich
mond Fire Association, 20 par. % asked.
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.DANyILLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

lReported expressly for the Richmond Dfspatch.J
JULY l3.-Receipts full. No material change in
prices Tendency upward.
Lugs.-yery common, s4@s6; common, SG@S7
medium, S7@$a; good, s9@512.
FiILers.-Com,non, S7G$l0 medium, 81 O@Sl2
good, $12@$15. 18Th.
SmokerS.-Common, s10GSl5: medium bright
Sl5@SlS: good to fancy, S1SMS28.
BTight ITrappers.-Common, Sl6@$20 me
dunn, s2O@s26 good, $26@S40; extra, S4o@Soo;
H9hogaTy IVraypers.-Common,s 14@s20: inc
dunn, $2O@l$30; good, S30@Si0; extra, S4o@'
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RE-ENIIIBITED.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels. Red, 266 bushels
RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

...'s THURSDAY, July Is, 1876.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng. 90c: seneca, without top, 35c
Beesloar: 2s3,3Oc. p fb.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l6@18c.; fair to
eU Corn M Neal: 6o@6sc p bushel for country.
Eggs: In barrels, l1@12c. Q dozen; in crates, u
s47ss5 ysp1 9sass SSs 'S is
@S6.75; family, S7.50@Ss; family, fancy, $50
s9s9A e Prime H nvs:oose, 25e55c;
FIarseed: 81 .s5 p bushcl
Potatoes: ,IrISb, new, 2 barrel, s2,25@s2.5o; 20
@30c. q bishel.2r tas' -rsf'-
Rye: 76@72elR bushel. -. :. ;. -. :
Ssmgc according ORD Is 10 quality.
I 1885, wased. 25asac.: unwashed, Is @2oc
.:llt-3 ~ Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c: -. :.
Cement: Rosendale, rs a barrel; james River,
Line: Agricultural, 1oc p tushel; Virginia. In
dian Rock, u Ito: Rockland, sl.1o@sl.s5' accord
ny PsSs aeh Lump, s475@s5: ground, s7,5o@ss,
delivered caicined plaster, 1925. -
qes5 Dry Goods. =,
Broom Saeetfn1s and ShtrtiHgs: - Manches--
ter, 65c.; Manchester, &C., Manchester. DC: !;
A sI F1esr kser sgs
vile, nc. ;1-4 Rockbridge, 7c.; Il R6ekbide, sae;
Cones:osa, &c; fo-4 Peperill, - City a5c.
Cotton-yarns, $1.10. sE.' ',,ti ~ -. :,
BLenchest ShtrtingS and Skseffn9s .4-4 Wanl-
sut4u. leH,:4 IA MisonsilIe 10Ec-: ~ Rockdaie,
IOc.; A Home, l04e.; ~ Oneida, ios:; r.
axe.: Wholesome, 9kc.; q Barnsles, 7c!; ~ Red
DOG, &C.; B. = Scituate, 7o.; Meshnana SEe Pc
terborough, &C.; lo-4 Walthan, SOC; eio-a City
Mills, 27xc. 4. 4 ~
BTo,on Drills: Petersburg SC. esranisesiae'
Corset Jeans: Paronia, &C.; Anaoskeag, loc.;
nsnias Harlem, l2Xc.; Boston s.eaS &Fllls, &c.
Prints: American 5zs Aliens, ~ ;K Klsh.
in9ton' 6Ec Hamilton. exc; Merrimack, &C.; Aai-
iory, 6Sc.; Oriental, Pacific, 6kc.; Arnold. &c:
Hmoskeag, 5kc-; Wamsutta. DC. t.a:4 IN
Gambrfcs: Rice, 6Hc.; English, &c - z !,
Drugs, Dyestutfs, Oils, &c.
alum: &c. la,sfs .as II.
d doasaesasrs Hi 1s ss of four dozen
CoDpsra8: &c.
C0c6inedl: soc. . %.
Erfract Of LoUtBood. Ice.
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A De NO c RA TIC MOVE,
NORTH CAROLINA RADICALS
THEIR TICKET FIXED
DEATHS FROM HEAT.
A BLOODY .sTRUGG L E
THREE BROTHERS KILLED
Eastern War Rumore.
XLIVTH ,CONGRESS--First Session
"a WASHINGTON, July 13, 1876.

.r& Y
, ., r.. . SENATE .'.-
The Senate, sitting as court Of impeach.
ment, adjourned at 12:40 P. NJ. until to-
morrow on account OF the absence OF John
S. Evans, post-trader at Fort Sill.
Legislative business was then resumed.
The conference committee reported on the
silver bill, and the report was ordered to
he printed. ..,
Dir. Boutwell, submitted resolution to
print four thousand copies OF the testimony
and report OF the special committee to in
yesticate Mississippi affairs. Referred.
Mr.. Bayard submitted an amendment to
print the views of the minority, which was
also referred.
The conference committee on the diplo-
matte appropriation bill report they were
unable to agree.
The river and harbor bill was taken UP.
Only five pages were disposed OF, developing
much dissatisfaction. No southern features
yet reached.
The bill appropriating 100000 for mill
tary posts on the Yellowstone and Muscle
shell rivers was passed. 1t goes to the Pre-
sident.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
A joint resolution to adjourn on the 18th
instant was introduced, and referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
The Elections Committee reported, de,
claring neither Buttz nor Mackey entitled
to seat from South Carolina. Ordered tc
be printed.
The conference committee report on tho
silver bill was adopted-ayes, 1919; noes;
75-aftcr debate which occupied the entire
day. 1t provides for the exchange Of S10,'
900, 900 silver for the same amount in lega
tenders, authorizes the purchase OF silver
bullion for coinage to an amount not OK
ceeding 100000 in hand at one time, an(
limits the amount OF silver coin and frac
tional currency in circulation to $50, 100000
1t omits all reference to silver dollars ant
their being legaltender-a section which
had been engrafted in the bill, on motion
Of Mr.. Landers, OF Indiana. 1t was on the
question OF this omission that the debate
took place; the section being denounced by
Mr.. Garfield, Of Ohio, as swindle which
would inflict the deepest disgrace on the
country, and cause financial crisis that
would oyershadow all previous ones. The
result is a victory for the advocates OF hard
money.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW 1UhN.
NEW YORK, July .--Noon.-stocks active, with
better prices. Money, 2. Gold, 1l1H. Exchange
Long, 4S9: short, 491. Governments active and u
little off. States quiet, with better feeling.
EreninG.-Money easy at 2@2H. Sterling, 4S9;
Gold strong Mt 11lkG111sx. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. 3.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Virginia G's, deferred, 5A;
consols, 664; second series, 32k. North Carolina
SIS, old, is. Bid to-day.
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,,,,r,,S FOR TWO NEW MILITARY
ArFhU' .w.,r FROM RENo'S CAMr-WAR
n,xCr AROUND CLUSTERS HEAkT- I'a.
U,' ,,rn-sNlNs UPON A SETTLEMENT
I" mn, SHERIDAN USING THE
RoLp ",n ...sr ny TELEGRAPH.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FOR DEaoCRATs.-We
understand that the well-known pub
fishers, D. Appleton Il Co.., New York,
have nearly ready for publication "The
Life and Public Services OF Hon. Samuel D.
Tilden," Democratic Nominee for the presi-
dency, with portrait on steel. The work
is written, with the approval OF MIR. Tilden,
by T9eo. ?; Cooke, editor OF the Utica
sale. Book agents outoi employment will
do well to secure territory from the pub
fishers without delay.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

i New YORK, July l3.-Cottou firm: sales OF
and heayy: common to fair extra. sa.a5@sS.75;
good to choice, S5:so@Ss;5o: Wheat still irreSuar
sts,dv viii, hettar s2,,ort dcmand. ae mAI o1 for
Winter red western: N 40 for new amSer jersey.
Corn onened Ne. lower: closed little more steady
lower and heavy: 15G42c. for mixed western and
State 33@44c. for white. Coifee-Rlo quiet 16a
9ts Sn,gsr mist anil arm: SsaSIe TO. faif to
good rnfininr: stocts 81, .3S5 GoSsheads. $4,000
boxes, 176,400 bags, 1924 nelados: refined nrm
Az ,,. 1f 1, DIG Si,.aJy Win mNderate
,n. VIII, i nr lqm5ii ~ NV s@S ~ Pnsin and
u,peas inve s.eau s. lard lower
NINE stcam All II 1SGSI1 TX Whiskey steady at
N 10 FreioTts frmer -
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