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GOD TOR tlor sin. md DO they asked for tho
Cl.urch'a fosgiTcnsss.
-, Mr: johnson nhoved this !etteF. II IN Hstd 10
". Tylor, and he reAd it. lie said thas Mrs.
1heon Wished Mr. Dcechcr to read the contes.
MON, and sho had asked hTr. JohD'on hos he
thought Mr; poccbsr would regard 1t. Mr..
johnson tald that tustead Of securing the char
liable confederation llope,l Tor, tho lstter would
ba fatal to both. lie promised 10 sivo tho lct-
ter 70 Mr. Ueechcf.
!, Prof. Tyler nads known these factH to gan.
t'eman in Wis city on Sunday, Jan. 2, Of this
year. wheo be WA visiting Now York, no con-
santod 10 tell Then, that Moultou md Tiltoo
might DO ro!fevod Of tho CHARGE Of cnnspitacy,
II VAS dceiyned ~ hhyo Mr. Tyler 60 b1foro lie
psoposcd Mutual Council with his s.ory, but,
now that that Couaci! Ia upset, the flcss are a.
lowed 10 ho nAdo public In thta way.
, 1876-01-22

SpSt1aI UAta1th o 3ht Ehtt1RH IFIbNH|.
MAp1aoN, Via, Jan. 2l.-The eyangaitsts,
Messss. Whtttls aad Dliss, c!osed tho!r weeks
work hezs With moctins Of tho deepest inter.
css Tonight evsn mora crowded than eser.
Nal. Whlppls spoke With great power and car.
uestness, Lis ceu,l ii thought being that al man
A1s sinno1B, aud all psod and Gao Aayo tho asnla
salvation. aceoptancs OF which he bssought. At.
Dliss sang several touching; sougs, With thtlll.
ing pAthos. Asny for tho first time confessed
Ohrist.
The work has reached all claaass Of aocloty.
The departure Of tho orsngeltsts u much 70.
grated, but Christians arc 10 much inspired
NxlouY enor4 I'll. b. continsd. ". Whitsls and
ullas apAud Saturday snd Sunday n Chlpa3q,
and n4xs weak labac Ii et, Lo1lk.
, 1876-01-22
Proposition to Drop Many Articles from
The Internal Tax List,
Tho Departmental Expenditures Com
mitteo Catechiso Secretary Fish.
Eulosies ON tito Late Vice-Prcsi-
don't Wilson in Both
Houses.
Tho Present Onslaught Treasuryward Of
Loyal Sufferers in tho "Lata
Wah,"


t1E aKWTs
HIfI bfTonH TIE noCsE NI1lTAHT coXHrTyKE.
sree4a. Laspa'eh to The Chleauo Tribune.
WAgu1so7oH, D. @, Jan. 21.--Ths House lfili-
taty Committee, It Its naecting this morning,
diapotsd only Of aoms unimportaot bills and
some Rsneral questions affecting tho status Of
tho &xmJ. Thteh havo beon referred to 1t in the
form of bills or resolutions. Several Of tho aub-
committees which had boen appointed to maize
apecfsl inqdires were ready to rep0ts, but It WAS
thought be!ter to apend tho time to-day in atrIr-
Ing At general understanding In regard to tho
businoRs of tho Committee, In order that 1t
might bo transacted more intelligentiy and moro
c1pedltloua3y at subsequent meetings. Among tho
sphjpcts informally talked oyer in-zlAy was tbo
proposed reduction tn the pay Of army officers.
tbs general sentiment Of tho Committee to-
be against It. Members Of tho Committee gay
thas It will no donbt be strongly IN favor Of
providing work for idio otacor0. 1t auch there
are. sna peraaps Of reducing tho compensation
Of thoBo not on duty, but they beevo tho ptoa-
ent pay is mono too great for ofllcers In actiye
servlce with their Commands. In the bamo con-
nection tho Committee will at IN oart1 day lako
up tho consideration OF uancocks bill to pro-
TRANSFER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
from tho Interior to the Wnr Department. 4
printed copy Of this bill was laid upon tho table
OF tie COMMITTEE only day or tso ago, and
attention 10 It's provisions will probably suggest
atncndmeuts. although tho majority of tho
Committee IL without doubt strongly in faror Of
tho geeeEal proposition. LIT. uancocls's Bill IL
moro carefully drawn than that contemplating
= stM1LAR OnJEcT
which has beon 1hfe1rod to tho Committee on
Indian AfailB. Desdos transferring the control
Of al maItcrg pertaining to Indiana to tho Becfe-
taty Of War. with ali tho funds, accounts. rec
osas, md papetg, and the supervisory unu sp.
pfllate puWct8 DoH UpSgeBsnd flY Tim firm
, 1876-01-22
THE TARIFF.
FRKrANIN0 4 BunrHihE.

Dtspatoh to St Louie Gtobe-Demeeras.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Jan. 2Q.-1t ta underatood
the Ways and Means Committee aro preparing \
great surprise tor tho country, and that within
tho prosont month thore will DO sprung upon
the House tariff bill radical in its chaugos.
The fsos-llss La to be Increased. tho tax an ten
and coffoo restored, tho customs revenue to bo
collected from articles Oh which specific duty
can hs imposed, md tho complicated nurklugsof
Tho tarlfr ayatom abolished. With these chauRaa
IL Ia said tho iovenue forco OF officials Gao be
largely rodnccd, tho opportunities for smuggling
tho cost Of collecting ihe rsvenus cut down il
every direction. Tho Western Democrats favor
Tho 1oyivaI Of tho income tar to ottso tie tx on
teA aud coNoe. but It is mol believed such 4 rec
um4nandAiion will be adopted.
, 1876-01-22

attention 10 Tho fact tht undtf ths existing law this
JMd9s was not compelled elhar to res!Rn OF rs.tfa
There nns to perform tha duties Of ths otea,
Tho LII p1saed-yeis, i42: nays, ITO.
THE wIIaoN LuioHtKs.
Tue fiouss then tool attlon the usual resolutions
II honor Of tbs msrnorJ ot tho lAte Vlcs
N1json.
air. Holman sated unanimous consent 10 extend tbs
GrxeSs o. ho noo. e aelsa!on 'f 1ns.n. SatofA
Hulogca wrre pronounced on lbs y!rtnea Of tbs de-
eeastd By Aeksn. Warren. Harris tMan.), Kelley.
fcncs, Lapha,h. 1easant Joyce, aud Blair. Ths n,oa
note.orshy noEton ot ths ouoaie* ~ thy f. which
At the deathhed Of lon c. IrcekinF!dat. RESOLUTIONS
Of respect we're adopted And tho l1ouss adjourued.
, 1876-01-22
IMPORTANT CANADIAN WILL CASE.

TORONTO. jan. 2l.-The Mercer will case,
which has tssa watched with Interest, especially
by old tabAbitaats OF this city, was decided TO-
daY In favor OF tho Attorney General for tue
troHn and H. D. Msrcer. nephew Of tho deceased
interstate. Tho plaintitF4 were ! voman xGo
lived lfatins with tha deceased and claia,ol 10
hs hu sIis. and hsr son, bosu twenty yeaTs aeo
to hun. The ctas invotes nsAriy 3506, 600. prin.
eipAl.y ln rsA easass, shlaa IA aisx&tsa ID ~
hs1s u III oily.
, 1876-01-22

Ar NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. GA i]so OH Market streot
tonight, which commenced In the hardware
store Of o. II. Johuson. destroyed tlys buildings
occupied BY tho Western Union Telegraph branch
office, Il. P. Adams, Cline 4 DaruIoim, HIATT &
Ifensoy, Moormnn. llightoxer, Ill Wholesale
houses. Loss about $4,000. Fully insured,
mostly IN local companies.
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SHOW ON THE UNION PACIFIC,

:
OMAHA. Mob, Jan. 1.-A passenger traiu on
tho Unlon Paolio Noad. bound sast, aud whIcl.
was duo 1t droen Rsser, Wyoming, last evon-
fng, got stuck III tho aaow betwoon that poiuk
aud Bryan. Wyoming. yesterday nft4rnoon.
Trainn bouud west wero laid up At Grocn Rivor
untit the track was cleared, which VAS Accon,-
on all its diyslous aud trains making regular
titnn. Thts IL atated, upGn excellent authority.
to hare boon tho only OF tho kind this winter.
, 1876-01-22
~ CAtCAnN

Tho alarm from Boz lsG Ut 645 o'clock last
evening VIZ caused by lro Ia the two-story
franc dwslltnR, No. 1868 Wentworth ayenue,
owned and occupied by James Doyle. Damage,
e2ti Insured In tho Phnnik of Brooklyn 3or
$4,000.
, 1876-01-22

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jao. 2l.-Ths gin.honss and
1fty bales OF cotton belonging 10 Enoch Epalsy.
noAs thls city. burned to-day. Loss, $20.o0
insurance, $4,000.
, 1876-01-22

CoLraHrs O., Jan. 2l.--Tho Nopubllcan Btats
Executive Committee have docdol to issuo their
call for = mco.lng 81 the State Convention in
this city March 2y,
, 1876-01-22

Dangerous CDuKhs!-i cold la ths
Thrpat will cause Inflammation Of tho peusr Msus-
br4ns, acconpAn,eI with fsyeF. p.io. 0:ienli Ras-
pitalo and Cough thlt will fryftut+ lhs Lungs luto
Cvyuulnt.va, All these sinonts arr easfiy eutei BY
WtsuAnrs lSyx TnEE TAR CORDIAL. tho most t&atis.
ts It!uedy fur Pulmonary Complaints.
, 1876-01-22
TICKET AND PASSENGER AGENTS,

T1CKET ANb PASsENGER AGENTS.
Tho General Ticket and Passenger Agents.
Association held Ito regular monthly meeting
yesterday morning at tho office ct tho Chicago,
Iiock Island 4. Pacific Railroad. THO principal
ehcet-rates of tho various soadn, A reduction
OF about 20 per ceus was made in tho emjS!ant
rates to all points in Texas. The passeuger rite
to penvar waH reduced from e57 to 952, d siuli-
liar reduction was made in all tLo rates 10 pojnss
III Colorado These reductions are duo 10 ceo-
oral Reduction IN passenger rstes by tho k4ntas
pacific Railroad, -.
, 1876-01-22

East SAGINAW, Mfch j&u. 2i.-Iho stock-
holders Of tho Chicago, saginnw L Canada n.ii-
road hcld their annual meeting at 81 Louis,
Mich, yesterday. Capt. E. L. Grow tondorei
his tcsignat1ou as preuiasnt OF tho Company,
feeling shas hs could bo Of moro uao a. gener-
al.utility man ID working up the interest Of tho
road. Tho old board Of Directors Msa a!scsed
With ono exception.
The Hoasd Of Directors elected tho following
officers tor tllo ensulu8 year President, n. j.
kelty, OF Philadelphia; SECRETARY, Col !. 4. Et-
wol,. OF New York; Treasurer. T.. P. Ferry.
Grand Haven, Mch.: snlieitor, F. A. Minis, o.
Matkogon Msnselng Director. Capt. .. K.ch-
arJson, of Now York.
, 1876-01-22
THE RECORD.
AFNtrK

WASHINGTON, D. T., Jau. 2l.-1n hEa opening
prayer this morning Chaplain Sunderland. sttsr
invoking tho blessings OF Divine Providence
upon Tho nation saia; "As thy 6ofvauts hers
assemble this day to ronsember him nho 10 lato-
" presided in this Chamber, We beasech Thee,
Let Thy heavenly insurance fall upoa them u Il
did upoa him."
BILLS, MRNoRlA1s, ETC.
Tho Chair laid bofora tue Senate the memorial
Of btaney Matthews, and a Committee OF tha
National Railroad Consontion recently hs1d Ia 81.
Lous, setting forth tho sdvantago& Of certain thor
oughtsres. aud asking Id for the Southern Pacific
1atlsosd. Netossod,
Mr. ahosmsn, from tho comm!tteo On Finance, re-
ported substitute for tho senute TIL. 10 pEoyde for
uenlc. paced on the calendar.
Sit. Logan introduced LII 10 reducn tha numbsr
Amy. Referred.
NJ. Sherman suhm!ttoa resolution Inslructing tho
Comtnes On Printing u Inquire anu report what lo1s-
i&sioh ufcesstey to prsvcat ttS publication ot oGu
mcntA Or no practical value, AKrsad to.
ais. frenXhuyseu moYed that whsp tho Bepsts ID.
jouru 1t bA 10 meat on Monday next, Agreed To-.
IN AExoREAM.
Altar tho expiration Of tho morning hour Mr. nout.
we'll announced tho death OF Virs.frestdsnt Yiispu
and delivered graceful so1y which hs clQssd bY OF.
ferug ths usual resolutions Of resIsct,
EuloXes were also delivered By Lessrs Hamun. In.
gals, IosJ, And Anthony.
Adjourned.
, 1876-01-22

HOUSE.
Mr. Khott, from tbs Judiciary Ouum}tsss. yYpprted
bill for ths ssttEeueus, on full pay, Of JudXs Wilson
cCandiess. Of ths Western p.atlct Of penassiysnis
In eoussqusncs Of phys!ca! d!ssbles notw,thstand-
Ing hs hss not STAINED the age Of 10 ytsss.
JUDICIAL pENEIoY,
Mr Lawrence oppos%1 ths blu II essablizhiuR 4
dangerous prscs<lent.
NJ. Knott remarked that . tev years aso conRrsss
deemed II v1se 10 tnsAs provision lhlt United Atates
Judge, on 1s.shtng tAs =. Of 70 ysaf' migat .ss.
Inv wa jast aud wi.e, Wa impossible for him 70
sonss!ya ths tu!u!1ce Or unwtsdom Of pssslag ,his
t:.sa ;.sfsd ~: ;aas. f9r 'xsa1, sas
s.sy 81 sua whoss physie.a dis.tu!tea would
prevent hl oDget occupation OF tha Qsnch with Jus
lea 10 tbs public intsss. As To- ths proprioy u ths
sssa nsn.ioa Ut Ls {nsnoez.to, Eds et @ sas Hour
aud The presans bill simpy to extend 4ts bsuehti
to ono wha csEtAiny sntled 10 IT, II my Gus
NJ Holman aaA no aft bad ever Ps..a! Congress
American: ta1sttaaons = ths * p pension !udee..
woull h4ys hssn dssmel alinpIy impossible THE
Original Inv VIA extremely liberal, aad hs ohj.ctsd 10
axeadinY ths PsosisonA oi that ouxias asasuts b.
3pnd Ia original scopA.
xs1A usazias. md causss. 1sa lsatnssasa tAllsd
, 1876-01-22

"a Slight Cold" CouxhE.-Fovv uro
AWARE of the amportaaee Of checking = euueh Or
ncGe+ed. often ltlacks tho lungs. B,p1chs dron.
chlt hpche1" gtye sure aud sitn0u I9neIAss sslsf.
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Eragdies D9messac, L95@s2: fruit. y1.s6@
s sl apple $1,000 IS sdnia peaesS $50
Hsst,gsed gas.a.ssys Market quiet but steady;
s. q
$2.509 1850 and upwards. sIi.
0ln Domestic, sf.2b@ sz; imported, % p case.
Miil.Feed.
H iyhfpstuF. Ale. q bushel. 80 49,
s Bro11nsfuB: 23lG25c. 3 bEshel.
81 Shorts A1S 320c. % bu8tel. 80
y Wheat Bran. 10000. p btlshci.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushel
Powder, shot, sc.
a,sder ros 7sb by me ss Ina an if Dc
kegs, 1926; blasting, SO. 25@S3.50.
Shot: Northern, s2 @s2.50 q bag Of rs lbs.
+ Grindstones: 1a@24c.R ID.
Wood.
Cord.-Oalc- Seasoned, $500 3d. 5 ;unseasoned
$2.50@$3. Pinc--seasoned, s3 @s3.5 30 i unseas0ned
$2.5O@$3.
Aolasses: Common syrup Hogsheads, &c.:
6O@65c. p gallon; Cuba and Muscoyado, 100000.
Porto Rico, 50@65c.; New Orleans, prime, 65@70c.
Salt. Liverpool, In round lots, from wharf, 80
from store, S1.75. Ground alum, In round
lots, from wharf, a1.10@3l.15; from store, sl.20
Sugar Crushed, l2c.; powdered, 12c.; granu-
lated. 12c.: Il, t114c.; 3, l1Ic.: extra @, 1lEc.;
yellow, 1Olc. cut loaf. 12xc.: Porto Rico, 9Ht9
bic. Demerara, 104G1 01c.
SodD: Common, 56G7c.; hest washing, s@9c.:
toilet, 15@20c.: and fancy prices; country, i95c.
TeaS. Black, 55c.69$1.-the last prime article
imperial, s1.10@s1.60; gunpowder, s1.45@1.75
for strictly choice tf'& azs ~.
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tennial encampmet,t here was added to on
the main line and Northern Central branch
until 1t numbered Ito cars, in eleven sec
tions, Carrying over 8, 600 passengers, being
the largest passenger train ever run over
the road. II arrived without detention OF
accident, and without any interference with
regulations.
VERDICT IN THE HAMBURG Is. c.) AFFAIR. I
CHARLESTON, August 3.-The Jury In the
Hamburg case find seven persons guilty Of
murder namely: e. j. Butler, Henry Get.
eel, Thomas Butler, Harrison Butler, John
Lamar, Thomas Oliver, and John Olive?
They find that Moses Parks was killed BY
E. j. Butler; James Cook by Henry Getzel,
Thomas Butler, and Harrison Butler; and
A. T. Attoway, Daniel Phillips, Hamp.
Stevens, and Albert Merryard were killed
by John Lamar, Thomas Oliver, and John
Oliver. They find that forty-four citizens
of Aiken county, s. c., thirteen Of Edge
field, S. c., and thirty Georgians were &c
cessories before the fact. Among the nc
cessories before the fact from Aiken are
three colored men, and from Edgefeld
General NJ. C.. Butler. The warrants are
expected to issue to-day, and bail to any
amount is ready.
|. PoEICEMAN FATALLY SHOT By BURGLARS.
NEWARK, August 3.-Policeman Brook
fired at two men last night whom he sup
posed were robbing house. They returned
the fire, shooting him fatally. a
ARRIVAL OF NENONTTEs.
New YORK. August 3.-SiXty-one families
| of AIenonites. numbering three hundred
persons, arrived from Europe to-day, and
| leave for Kansas tonight.
COMPROMISING WITH wHIsKEF FEIoNs.
| ST.. LOUIS, August 3.-Adler and Furst,
distilers and rectiters from Kansas City,
have had their sentences committed to three
months Imprisonment in the county Jail,
which they have already served. They will
have to pay fines and other penalties
amounting to $4,000.
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, August 3.-The first race to-
| day was dash OF one mile, with allowances
for beaten horses. Won by Inspiration
Gray Nun second, Burgoo third. Time
1:414.
In the three-quarter-mile race Leonard
won; Bombast second, Belmont third
Time, 1:174.
The third race-one and three-quartel
milcs-was won by Parole; Freebooter sec
ond. Warlock third. Time, 3:104.
The three-mile race was won by St. Mar
tin; Pennington second, Big Sand third
Time, G:03.
4 CONFLICT OF 4UTHoRITY-A NOVEL CASE
NEW YORK, August 3.-Beniamin W
Brisco, held by the sheriff under cour
process by New York creditors, was ordered
Try the Governor to be eXtradited, on re
QUESTION from the Governor OF Georgia, OF
a charge OF misappro priation OF money II
Fulton county, n. Y. The sheriff refused
to let him go, and the Georgia sheriff hat
the prisoner brought before Judge West
brook on writ Of habeas corpns to-day fol
his discharge from civil arrest. Novel ques
tons of jurisdiction arising the case wa
adjourned.
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more within the settled parts Of the state.,'
Chairman: "Does not the reelection OF
President Lerdo De Tejeda and the depart
ure OF Cortina diminish the danger in that
quarter ?o
General Sherman: aCortina has Just got
back, and it il worse.than ever. He is at
Mntamoras getting UP new revolution.
The Mexican border is in as bad q state as
it can be-" t
Chairman: "Could the army in the In
dian country be properly reinforced by the
1000 men. now located in the southern
States, outside Of TeXas?"
General Sherman: 81 understand from
the highest authority that the troops are
needed there by the marshals and revenue
officers for the maintenance of public peace,
&c. That is as far have right to go.'
Mr.. Herbert: "Some are in garrisons
fAlong the seaport forts ?"
General Sherman: "Yes, there are some
400 in the forts and at Fort Monroe, which
is aschool Of artillery, and has really nothing
more to do with the South than with me-"
General Sherman added: Every time that
we propose to Withdraw troops there is an
effort by Governors and members OF Con-
gress to keep them there"
He does not believe there are more than
200 men in Mississippi, and adds i: Il sup
pose there is noconcealment OF the fact that
the negroes down there are uneasy and rest
less. They claim assistance and protection
from the United States Government, and the
orders are to afford it to them"
Chairman: "The object OF my inquiry
was to ascertain whether troops could be
spared from the South to reinforce in the In
dian country"
hor,
answer that they cannot be spared, because
they who are entrusted with power Judge
that their presence is necessary. Their de,
cision to me is sacred and final, and governs
me-"
Mr.. Terry: 90 You do not say, however,
that that is your Judgment"
General Sherman ~" 1t is hardly right to
ask q soldier an opinion behind duty. We
ought not to form an opinion"
| The examination was continued in gen.
cral way regarding the army.
The Secretary of War, who was present,
concurred entirely in all that General Sher-
man had said.
THE RIVER AND HAfBOR BILL.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-Colonel B. W.
Frobcl. chairman OF the Committee on Ma
| tural Water Routes Of the National Board
| Ol tOUllIlClSC hliit sAN
| following in reference to the river and har-
Dor bill which passed the Senate to-day: 1t
reduces the House bill about 500, 200. The
bill is more liberal to the South than any
previous bill OF the kind, and in its gen.
cral features gives satisfaction to the
water-line interests. All OF the four ma
tional lines recommended by the Senate
Committee on Transportation Routes have
received recognition the Fox river line,
the James River and Kanawha, and the
Tennessee, Coosa, Etowah, and Ocmulgce'
receiving in the aggregate about the same
amounts.
The bill also appropriates 900 for sur:
veys, to be expended under the direction OF
the Secretary of War.
+ NOMINATION.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-The President
to-day nominated II. +. French, OF MaSsa-
chusctts, to be Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury.
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GENERAL SHERMAN on THE CONDUCT OF THE
INDIAN WAR.

GENERAL. SHERMAN on THE CONDUCT OF THE
INDIAN WAR.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-General Sher-
man was before the Military Committee to-
day. 49,
Mr. Terry asked him regarding the mill
tary organizations that had rendered their
services, "Would you feel entire confidence
in these men?"
"No, sir; most of them are from cities
like New York, Philadelphia, Memphis,
and New Orleans, and though they are
brave men, and men OF individual capacity,
they would be like children in that Yellow
stone country"
Mr.. Terry: In Indian warfare is 1t not
more individual courage that IS ehectual
than mere military organization Z"
General Sherman: 'NO, sir; the great
trouble is that our Indian failures have
resulted from excessive confidence ana
from the inability OF our men to rally
on the first appearance OF danger. Ola
soldiers rally ut once to their company STAN
dard, but new men scatter, each man
seeking his own individual safety, and you
soon lose your command. The men may be
brave, but they have not the force OF habit
to rally to their company standard. They
will scatter about the rayines, holloWs, ana
woods, and be killed in detail"
Speaking OF regular soldiers, General
Sherman said: at seems to me that when
such officers as Terry, Crook, and Sheridan,
who are charged with the responsibility for
the result, are willing to take this cheap
class OF inferior men OF whom you speak,
Congress should be satisfied" .a..
General Sherman thinks anybody can
make good soldier if he has good legs and
arms, good digestion, md will obey orders;
He says there are too many regiments Tor
$4,000 men.
The Chairman: "There were on the Sth
OF July 1884 troops in the southern States.
Could not reInforeoments be made up from
them" > ,..t. -
General Sherman s'Some have been
drawn from Virginia and some from North
and South Carolina. There are now some
1000 troops in the South outside of Texas.
Texas has more troops than any other part
OF the United. States. They are along the
Mexican and Iadian borders, but there are
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GENERA MaRKETS.
!. NIOlRF,ny.x

Cotton There Is not mach dotrx I'd cotton. owing
20 the intenes OF the season and the Sn7al ork on
inc naarkef Buyers, for most part, have wound uy
pusiness Ior the yeat. and &re out OF town. These
na as pscn some IN The Liverpool! mar
York, since prices on ibis Ode an sSiiI sfoyc tis
parity Of Liverpool. Exports are mostly out AZ tho
wants. I95Fs27s y
Tho reporfs nom the crop In Nossfl S.a7oiss ken,
very favorable and with The needeG rains or IhApars
week. we look for frif crop and at ieast tea days
cartier than the lzst The crop South
promises WELL We hear SOME tallc In Alabzma ard
Texts OF worms, but this Is not general and but 1T
tie faith Is put I'm 1t. ID III ~ 49,
We note sales during the 400 bales, chiefly
on basis Of 10Sl810Hc. for smiddlfng. We quotes
Middhng. 103t0s1OXc.: low middlirg, 10e.; good
ordinary, 9@9lc.: stained. ga 9zc. I. az
The movements OF the week were a5 follows: Re-
ceipts, 642 bales exports, I,64S baiess stock on
hand and waiting shipment ut close OF business to-
day, 1877 bales. g q
Fiour.-Wo note very quiet market for the past
week, with light transactions. G0odEidge's patent
1925: Welch's best family, S6; WeehS psf
emit, 1926; Brid2e8lters s., purity lefty miItsls
$S excelsior fnmily, $S; fancy extra lcity milst,
S7.600$S Siaughter's best extra family, a1.7Sk9
$3.50 extra, $S.75@ 10; :: superunc, S5.25@S7#
Corn.-TRe market for The past week. has been
quiet. Sales during the week have been light. We
quote Mt 55956c. for mixed and white. 81 Es 81.
Oats.-1hc market continues quiet. Receipts lgnt.
We quote ut 40@43c., as 10 quality. ~ y 80
Wheat-Wc note no change In the market since
last report choice and good clear lots being In de-
nand, and fun prices obtained. Wequote ut 5000
$780, Pirdtnfln, I'd. i-sSs 80