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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENOER
CONG r E S S.
HOUSE.
WAaHINGToN. July Is.

"0oAAA'SsNA'tSe'J ~
Mr.. jerks offered a resolution direct.
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury to have
a careful survey made Of the Union and
Central Pacific railroads, for which gov.
ernment bonds are issued. Adopted.
Mr.. Jones, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported a bill incorporating
the United States Railway Company for
the construction OF passenger and
freight railway from Chicago through
indianapolis, Lexington, Ky; Ashville,
N. c., and Spartansburg, s. G., to Charles.
ton, Port Royal and Savannah, with an.
other branch TO St. Louis. Referred to
the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Blopd, from tho Committee on
Mines and Mining, reported back the
bill originally introduced by Banks, to
utilize the product OF the gold and silver
mines, but the morning hour having ex-
pired, the bill went over and the Senate
bill extending the duration OF the Court
OF Commissioners Of the Alabama claims
until the first Of January mex, Twas passed.
NEITHER PARTY ENTITLED TO A SEAT.
The House then considered the South
Carolina contested election. case. The
unanimous report Of the committee is
that neither sitting member { (afackey) nor
the contestant. Butts is entitled to q
seat.
The report was agreed TO without a
division.
Mr.. Walling asked leave TO offer reso.
luton authorizing the Committee on
Public lands 10 prosecute, through sub
committees, during the recess, investiga:
tions into the Des Moines river land
grant, the Northern Pacific railroad
transaction, and those Of Lake Superior
and Puget Sound, but II was objected to
by Mr.. Hale, who expressed hisintention
10 object to all Investigations during the
recess. =
Mr. Atkins made conference report
on the army appropriation bill. =,
Mr.. Morrison made report in regard
10 recognizing the army and the reduc-
ton Of the pay OF officers, which has been
the point OF difficulty between the two
houses. II was referred 10 committee,
which is 10 sit during recess. The report
was agreed to, and the bill now goes to
the President for his signature.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. Monroe, Of Ohio, in
the chair, on the bill for the protection
OF the Texas frontier.
Mr.. Tucker explained the points OF
difference between the substitute offered
by Mr.. Banks and that offered by himself,
their general objects being identical.
Mr.. Banks modified his substitute for
the second section to meet the views OF
Tucker, and it was stated by SChleicher
that il was acceptable 10 the sub.commit-
tee on the Texas border troubles.
Mr.. fuckers substitute was rejected,
and that offered by Mr.. Banks was
adopted.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill TO the house.
The amendment to the first section,
adopted in Committee OF the Whole yes.
terday, on motion Of Mr.. Hancock, OF
Texas, providing that no part Of the
troops shall be taken from any State or
service where the public interest requires
their continuance, was rejected by party
vote Of 70 TO 9S.
Without disposing Of the bill the
House adjourned.
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AInnYention NIuddIe.

LITTLE Rock, July 19.-Gen. A. W.
Bishop, Col. Henry Page, Col. Harying-
ton, col. Whipple and other Republicans
who issued call for a Republican State
Convention some time ago to meet on the
9th inst, have issued another address
deprccating the action Of the Republican
State Central Committee in calling a Con-
vention to meet on the 9th Of August. As
the matter now stands, those who are In
favor Of putting ticket at once in the
field will hold Convention on the 9th
inst. for that purpose, while those who
are opposed 10 sucha . move, among whom
are the State Central Committee, OF which
Senator Dorsey is Chairman, will hold a
Convention on the 9th Of August to dis
cuss the propriety Of putting out a
ticket.
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Brick Pomeroy's Anti.TiIden
Paper.

CHICAGO, July l9.-Brick Pomeroy this
afternoon issued the frat edition Of an
anti.Tilden Democratic paper under the
name OF the Great Campaign. It will be
published daily, and while, as It says, 1t
Is untramelled by the party, II will rep
resent reform; will oppose the 81. Louis
Conventions nominations; will insist on
the repeal Of the resumption act and on
paper currency, and will bitterly oppose
Tiiden as being tool Of Tammany and
unfit for a representative Of the American
people. The first edition names no can
didate for the Presidency.
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falnily Market Prices now aud
thLS Time Il Yenr AGO.

we''Ated the other day that 1t was es.
,'ml'ea that the average decline in prices
from May Isl, 1875, to May lst, 1876, has
!. been about lOPer cent in the leading ar
"cIe, OtCOmmerCe, This change in price
applies or should apply, We presume, to
our family market supplies as well as to
e everything else that we purchase, As =
oasis OF comparison with the prices
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New YORK, July 19.-The habeas cor.
pus in the case Of Justus Rothschild, ar
rested on a requisition from the Governor
Of Missouri, charged with embezllement
was dismissed and the prisoner sent to
Missouri.
Judge Weslbrook has extended the
modification Of the injunction granted
by Judge Donahue TO Levi A. Dowley
for restraining payment Of Western
Union quarterly dividend which fell due
July 18th, or Of any other dividend so as
to permit not only the payment OF the
dividend but to dissolve the entire in
junction pending action in The courts.
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Convention OF the Soldiers and
Sailors,

NEw York, July 19.-The Executive
Committee OF the Union soldiers and
sailors have called q Convention TO be
held In indianapolis, September 10th, to
express their sentiments in favor Of the
principles for which they contended on
tlood and field, and 10 indorse the stand
ard bearers Of the party which sustained
the Union and their efforts to preserve Il
while endangered by domestic foes.
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BosroN, July 19.-A terrible fro has
been raging in the woods on Cape Cod, in
the neighborhood Of Yarmouth, since
yesterday morning. II was started BY
some boys near Wier village. It rapidly
spread to the town Of Dennis and crossed
to Middletown, destroying several build
ings. At noon to-day the tire wasraging
and rapidly nearing Harwich. The.tfac
Of the IRE being 10 miles long and two or
three wide. Thirty square miles Of ter
ritory have been burned over, and the loss
roughly estimated at hall million Of
doliars. A force Of 800 men vainly tried
to stop the progress Of the fire.
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WHEELING IA.

Mr.. Coukling submitted an order that
three managers and three counsel may be
heard in such order as they may arrange
among themselves. - ~
Mr.. Edmunds moved to amend this 50
as 10 limit the argument to six hours for
each side. Rejected-16to 20.
The order Of Mr.. Conkling was agreed
to, and the Senate sitting as court Of
adjourned until tomorrow.
Legislative business was resumed, and
without important action the Senate adj
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The City Mortality.

lht Wy WOFtAA"y'
The quarterly report Of the City
Health Officer published u day or two
ago shows that l6G deaths occurred in
Wheeling during the quarter ending
June S0th. This would give us an annual
death rate Of "a persons TO the 1000,
counting the population at 2S,OOO, which
iss heavy increase over the death rate
Of the same months in lS75-almoSt &C
per cent. The deaths for the month OF
May, 1876, were only IS, and for the
month Of June only 81. This year they
we're, for May 4s, and for June -. For
The month Of July last year the whole
mortality was only 4S, while up to yes.
terday il had already run mp to ca Tor
this month. The death rate in Wheeling
for the whole Of 1875 was only 1921 per
thousand, and it was higher last year
than for the two previous years. Al the
present mortality rate we shall show at
the end Of this year decided increase
over io'U' ~: s.pl"""''o" - ;,o L.., ,ha,
prevails. The death rate has increased
all over the country. II ran up last week
in Baltimore TO 1903 as against 2Ss the
week oe'Ope, s"o ~ aoa ne" =, iT p.,,,"S.inL,r 1
was 'Fo~ 900 10 10 ,','0' :" ~ TI'a ="
was IRON. "'[ W 49, ' ~, -
Iana mor.a'''y ia, Dee% " 'a - :,
rA''auelph'a anu ,,,,,t NsW ros@, D." r.t.., a. - :"
mas Oee, a'so'" -, mnee""s' t ,Ls .
l" Tue ieai'" I"ss. 81, f' ~. ~ a..
quarter enains '"ne oY''' We ~ 4''sSs so .'" 'A"'
out o' Inc lOo aeA'nS fepV''e"' % IT,, 49,
ea'iuFeh unuer . years u 'se' l"eI' w
were II deaths from cholera ln'an'uni'
l4srom scarlet etieVer' ana 40 from meas.e',
There were only 0o aou!. aeA'nS '"' u
tue whole lOo'
In the month oil June ms year .'ete"e'.
-S deaths unaer one yeat' De'"se% Ia M !
years, Il between anu ysaIs, Ins .as. g
June 1910 lne1e were o'"y . . Sa.~a.n S"e . NJ
between anu : Sea'0,A". To- 49,,
D. puFing a.'' nf'I 4"".'ol u .,sa 49, oZ
oeeutfeu i4' uea', '..nN - ,os
!a'ra quAf.e, .o', .USt.A a,l" ,has" msro ion
puF,ns ue Wla.rr '', tU"s,s ""a'.. ,A 100 and an.
ueA'"', spt'ns ~
'"mn iV., VI 'nOas u''Ds Iu 20 ,',Sa. ,wn
months 10 were u""eF O"'' ~ TL'' "' 20. w. wv.
aud ~ ""ueF nse yeais' @ a"' 'i IL. ~,
cent OIL 'noSe 'y'ns :" '"s '"1 ~ A. - .a,.,
year, anu a. 90 psf ecu. o. =, e"s .o, va, y" =,
RumOef o' usA'n' we'e unI's o-n n,e ~ ~. ~
use. IN ,ns ysA r's,iU"' S,o 80 M ~ ~.
asl'y VI c".,e" ,,,, .""s, a.,o w -. no %,
was 'SuS S.s IT,, r. ,%ssrr,,ns. month,
'en' ~, n, 'aO. avs. .o1, q Tho fatal mortali,v
1"u ~ t,i r. .nnr.I rsnort ior 1879 tb,
u',,,, ~ ~ nHaar noted the far, that the In
ns"'.I .l T I".,h ,",s tor that vear was du,
"'as.. . =" .s. .ha nr.valsnc. n scarlel fsye,
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Heavy Theit of IeMeIr..

LoSe BRANCH, July 19.-The cottage
Of George D. Pullman was robbed OF
diamonds and jeWelry valued at $2,500
last evening. The thieves entered the
sleeping apartment Of Mrs. Pullman,
where the property was kept in bureau
drawer. In the same drawer were 5000
worth Of jewelry which the thieves failed
to secure. ..
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The Boston haCkmen are the pioneers
in the reduction Of prices. They have
zone back to old Gnte.bellum prices anu
will now carry single passenger any
where within the city limits proper LOT
,wenty.iiye cents instead OF iity.
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quoted this morning under our
awheeling Family Market" head,
on the third page; we reproduce
the following quotations from our
issue Of July 29d, 1875. Those IN
terested in comparing one thing with
another can run over the two tables
and itemizc them at their leisure. 1t
viii he seen that there is a noticeable de-
cline in beef and butter, two principal
articles Of family Use, while lamb and
mutton are higher. Veal also is lower,
but vegetables do not show much varia-
tion.
rLo ,.IJo to- 1p76 ;saa followA.
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WASHINGTON.
Indge Fisher Exnlnins.

l
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Judge Georg,
2. Fisher, before the Committee on Post
offices and Post Roads to-day, explained
his connection with the prosecution O
the straw bids fraud, especially the fail
ure to convict Contractor Kinds. Judg,
Fisher testified that the Postmaster Gen
cral had cut of all chance and power O
the conviction OF Kinds by granting i'm
munity to all really guilty parties IL they
would testify against Kinds, about whos'
guilt there was some doubt. Mr.. Fisher
said that all this had been done before he
was called into the case, and both Judge
Spence, Assistant Attorney General al
the Postofhce Department, and himself
told the Postmaster General that II was
very doubtful about convicting Kinds
even before an indictment was found
against him.
ADVISE no FURTHER ACTION.
The Committee on the Judiciary, in.
yestigatipg the charges against Repre-.
sentative Hayes, from Alabama, regard
ing the appointment OF Guy R. Beardslee,
OF New York, as cadet at the Military
Academy, say, in conclusion Of their re-
port, that II Hayes did not know that the
certificate was entirely false he Is cer-
tainly censurable for signing it on eyi.
dence so barren and suspicious, but re-
commend that no further action be
taken.
The conference committee on the Sun.
drv Civil Anpronriation bill. to-day
reached the final agreement by the House
conferees acquiescing in the Senate
amendments, striking out the clause by
which the House proposed TO repeal the
national registration law.
SOUTH CAROLINA MusT EXECUTE HER
LAWS. t
Governor Chamberlain, Of South Car
olina, arrived here to-day and had con-
sultation with Secretary Cameron and
Attorney General Taft regarding the
recent trouble at Hamburg. The Gov
ernor was fully informed as 10 what the
views OF the General Government are
upon this affair, and they are substan-
TALLY to the effect that the State ofsonth
Carolina should execute its laws and
bring to trial and punishment the parties
having melted the riotous demonstrations
and murders Just reported. The subject
will without doubt receive full consider
alton at the next Cabinet meeting, the
impression being that the administration
intends to insist upon the State laws be-
ing executed in this case. The confer
ences between Gov. Chamberlain and the
Cabinet officers mentioned were very
earnest, the officials representing to the
fullest extent the views OF the President
and Cabinet as to the absolute necessity
Of prompt action on the part oil the State
authorities.
Gov. Chamberlain came to Washington
by the invitation OF the Secretary Of War
and also at the suggestion Of congressional
friends. He don't ask for military assist
ance to aid the State in bringing offenders
to Justice.
robson.
The situation in regard to the impeach-
ment Of Robson is this, after full dis
cussion with Democratic members Of the
Judiciary Committee, Mr.. Glover, chair
man Of the Real Estate Pool Committee,
has determined to make to the House the
same report that will be made by the Ma
val Committee, viz: 10 refer the evidence
to the Judiciary Committee.
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GhegntslLiqetttsr,

JouS MopRlssEY, brutal prize fighter
and keeper Of a gambling hell, is the bO;
,o,o friend and right hand wire.puller ol
Governor Tilden. A sweet team to talk
about reform.
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s,1vrn wa. quoted at sd per ounce IN
London at last accounts. Not more than
lonr Years ago it was quoted at Old.
There has, therefore, been a decline Of
ne,rly lCl per cent in the value Of silver,
mo,t of which has occurred within three
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VERSAILLES, July 19.-In the Senate
the University debate was continued. NJ.
Simon denied that the moderate Repub-
liCans wished to attack religion. They
only wished to oppose the encroach-
ments OF the church on the civil powor
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Acquitted.

DETROIT, July 19.-The trial Of L. o.
Lutz for shooting Martin Connor, at Hahn
Track, near here, few weeks ago, result
ed in his acquittal, he proving, to have
acted In self.defense.
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ruEsveltering condition i" which ola =.
Sol keeps the people Of this COUNTY, e"s nar "n'
already caused an increase Cl u: my !; Nsw E's
cent in the consumption Of ice , !" new new
York, philadelphia, Baltimore all" 0'A'f
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FUKT IARAMIBIJuIJ To- loIU'
"Colonel R. @. Drum, Adjutant.G Gener-
al Of the division Of Missouri, Chicago,
Ills. A courier has Just arrived from
the Red Cloud Agency, reports that on
the 10th inst, Merritt intercepted the
800 Cheyennes and Sioux who had left
The agency to Join the hostile bands
against Crook and Terry, and drove them
back to the agency.
[Signedl. p. +. TowNsEND.
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ENGLAND.
Huslness Suspenaion.

LIVERPOOL, July 1o.-Peters Bros,
corn merchants, have suspended. Liza
bilities estimated at f150,000.
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FATAL SHOOTING.

CINCINNATI, July l9.-Alonzo Ander-
son (colored) shot his wife last night.
His mother.in.law interfering, she was
shot, and will probably die.
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DUBUQUE, IA, July 19.-Samuel Law.
ton to-day shot his father four times
with navy revolver, inaicting wounds
which will necessarily prove fatal. Ho
has been committed to prison.
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FniIed.

HAVANA, July 19-Lomas, Benitz &
Co., general commission merchants and
dealers in provisions, Of this city failed.
Liabilities, $500,000,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

RAousA, July 19.-Dispatches from
Sclayonic sources announce that the
Turks have abandoned Neyesinje without
fighting. The Insurgents have invested
Gotschka,
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE SITUATION.
The Times in leading editorial article
on the Servo Turkish conflict, says:
All that comes to the United States from
Belgrade is contradicted from Constanti-
nople and conversely when two opposing
statements appear in the same day In the
same column, the most trusting reader
can not escape from the sensation Of disap
pointment and Indifference. We may
therefore confne ourselves to indi.
eating the main results Of the
campaign as they appear at the pres
ent moment, and the position which
the neighboring States have assumed, or
are likely to assume, in consequence. 1t
is certain the original plan Of the seryian
invasion has been disconnected, and
though undoubtedly they have fought
with the greatest courage, they can make
no real impression on the main body Of
the Turks. Granting the Servian claims
that General Tchernayeff has suffered no
defeat, and that he Is still in the advance,
and has taken means TO insure his com.
munications, we still believe that be will
in the end have to fight for the security
OF the Servian frontier. He has small
army, and the Turks even now out
number him. Taking into consideration :
the numerical superiority Of the Turks,
the difficulty OF moving in such coun-
try, and the effectiveness of Gen. Tcher-
nayef7s equipment, we must conclude
that the war will continue 10 fringe the
Servian frontier. The strangest failure
Of the campaign is the movement Of the
Prince Of Montenegro. He has force
estimated at 10000, largely composed Of
volunteers from other districts. BE
boasts Of great successes; that he has
beaten the Turks, and they have retreat
cd before him; that his men would
have made the port Of Kick useless
10 the Turks even 4 the Austrians had not
closed 1t. He has entered Nevesinje,
and threatens Mostar, but he is not CO.
operating with Servia unless there be
something very profound in the plan Of
the campaign. The notion that the Mon
do not count upon the success
OF their allies and therefore 90 for what
they can get for themselves begins to pre-
vail. A short time will show the truth.
In the meantime Greece remains entirely
peaceful and Roumania balances her de-
mands on the Porte by her earnest dec
laratlons Of neutrality and will probably
keep quiet as long as she can.
BELGRADE, July 19.-The official dis
patches say that tho Servians drove one
wing OF Aswan Pacha's army out Of three
intrenchments, which the Turks retook
after receiving considerable reinforce
mcnta. ---
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THE RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, July 19.-At the Wimbledon
meeting to-day the first half Of the match
between the English, Scotch, Canadian
and Australian Teams was completed.
The ranges were 200, 500 and 600 yards.
The following are tae total scores: Scot
land 4O2, England 40l, Australia 3s9,
Canada 364. The match will DO con-
cluded Saturday at 800, 900 and 1000
yards. The Scotch Five include McVittie,
Mitchell, Ferguson and Rae Of the Team
selected for America. The Englishmen
include the National Associations best
shots. There is no Irish Team compet-
ing. The conditions are seven shots
apiece at each range.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


New York, July l9!-Police Sergeant
sames McGiyen was fatally stabbed, last
evening, by james Hendricks, pick.
pocket, whom he had arrested. Hen.
bricks was secured.
Richard Harrigan, while drunk, last
night, fatally stabbed John Stevens, a bar
keeper. Stevens had refused 10 give
Harrigan a cigar, after the latter had oh.
tanned a drink without payment.
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QuEEEsTowE, July 19.-The steam
ship, Queen, from New York arrived.
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CINCINNATI, July 19.-Hon. George Z,
Pugh died at his residence in this city
o-night,
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MATCHING THEIR CHANCE.

PARB, July 19.-The Temps states that
the six great powers are in daily COM
munication relative to the Eastern al.
fairs, with view to establishing gener.
al agreement SO as to be in readiness to
take advantage Of any opportunity to ex-
ercise moral influence.
BELGRADE, July 19.-All Of the re-
serves have been ordered to assemble on
Saturday for drill, preparatory to start
inc for The frnnt
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LITTLE OR NO ASSETS.

It was recently reported that well
known firm in the Cleveland iron district,
one Of the largest in the iron industry and
a gigantic financial concern, was serious
ly embarrassed. Aprivate meeting firon
masters in the neighborhood was subse-
difficulty II possible. That meeting
adjourned over until to-day. The
Raancir this morning says 1t Is UNDER
stood that balance.sheet Is to be sub
mitted TO the meeting, showing that the
liabilities OF the concern are about Eli
000, 900, with little or no assets after pay
ing the frst mortgage claims. It Is
hardly expected possible to avert stop
page, but, as has been anticipated, 1t Is
unlikely to seriously affect the money
market.
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Weather Report.
WAl DEPARTMENT,
RHICR oY rHE' CHEZ 6I0HAL 0RBIcER,
M ..,s,,.oro,I N n T,1iw IN d -

ORyIcR oy rHR cHiEY RI0NAL oHVIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. c. July 2o.-l Lh.J
PRoBABILfnRs. s....
For the Lower Lakes, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, with local rains,
south to west winds and falling followed
by rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
generally clear and warm weather will
continue, with light south to west wiE!s
and slowly rising barometer.
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From the Indian border.


CHICAGO, July 19.-The following was
received at the military headquarters to-
dav.
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wHARvEs AND WAREHOUSES BURNED.

LONDON, July 20, "A. M.Tho Dam
more wharf at Mapping, mile or 90 BE-.
low London Bridge, took FIRE at midnight
and Is still burning. The upper stories
are guttod. Johnson's wharf and Jolly,s7
warehouse contiguous are threatened.
The Oldham cotton.masters have re-
solved to run their mills only four days
in the week. The wages OF $4,000 opera
tors arc thereby decreased $4,000 weekly.