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sU0AR-Raw grades were very dull bn unchanged sales
40 bags Mexican at &c., and 100 hhds Muscoyado pr

We quote: GENERALIZATION TO Common Rehnng Ss1dg'2ci
Fair Refining 95sd9c.o; Good Refining, ysalOc PRIME I've
filing l0a 0 Fair 70 Choice Grocery
ugal hhds. and boxes, Nos. TO -, lOidIl ST.
hhds. and boxes Si2G9i2c Mel9da. 6dsc: ayeu DoN
ID. Nos 10 9. So q9'sc; Nos 10 70 ~ ga ~. %
Is. lOadl0sic; nos 10 TO 1Sr IL SCI nos ~ 70 ~
,nof 20 Trr.e IN iOc. 1rocery Fair to Choice lOs0
Inic prazI : Nos To ~ 9qg94c. Java. ID. =. MOB
10 ~ 97sdlOasc; Manila Superior anu tNua '>uP.o
qd9ssc. New Orleans Refining grades S4aJ2c
gatdlOc Refined moderately active 81 % loi ~,
laed IL for Crushed, l2c for Powdered, i'
Cut Loaf. and n l29l sc. for " -" - 49,, o.
TALLOW-Mnrket steady; sales 5000 10 tilin e .Da
WHISkY-Market unclaDgcd sales, DO Dds III II ~ n"
his At : l., ID cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

In STATE bonds transactions were confined TO DIS
frict ~ Columbia 3GJs which made a further up
ward turn 10 7gss paid and bid Louisiana Cons0li-
dated g. were steady al ~ =.
IN CITY bank stocks Metropolitan ~ sold al
ssh and Bank of Commerce 80 at 1lCl2UIll.
The usual business was done IN railroad bonds,
ami ST. Iauls sold at sSl20 oSSs for sinking fund,
and nan foY T3ioand G. ard VI trstS The Rock Island
Fo.nfitcs were steady at 1912 for sinking fund is
and II ] for plain per cents. Delaware ana Hud-
fou bonds due IN 80 held 90 ssh, Mississippi and
OHIO Sinking Funds yielding 10 ~. The Con8ci'-
dated Convcrtihcs Of Toledo aud Wabash dropped
10 Is while Michigan Central IS stlilened mp 10
1905. Tho PaChCs We're steady. Ceniras ITO, ana
Irion frsts 1Osll Missouri Pacific hrsts fetching
lOUl1. "
Confined dizziness marks the course of gold, but
III, tone of the market finn, dcSptedhe absence
Of export demand, with sales at 1O1"S Inc hiln-
uc., was likely due 10 the weakness OF Biilsh con
suIs and 90 the short interest. On gold loans ne
lending rates were 2Q2l2 per cent Borrowing Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out SJouO IN com III
terp.t ou the public debt, and T221.OOO IA Iedclnp
tiorof called bonds. The days business OF tie Colo
Clearing Department Of the Bank OF the state Of
Ntw-Nork covered: Gold cleared, S1jlSl 900;
gold balances 81 359i 53; currency balances, 81
4a2.gsI. The gold quotations were as f0uOWs;
lu hoy oJ'. 3...-....lO9Hs
Foreign exchange was dull but firm on the basis
Of ratios gwen below. The selling figures were
81 - and - S9i2 20 the sterling. The closing
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fine Arts

4 ART SALE.
a. NOW on Exhibition.
BARKER & CO., General Auciioneers,
AZ and 80 Liberty st.
We wlllscll on
FRIDAY and ATURDAY, JUNE 22d and 23d,
adosirable collection Of
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN OIL PAINTINGS,
WATER COLoRS. &c.
among which many excellent examples Of
OUR MOST FAVORmE ARTISTS.
They will be sold above without any limitation
whatever
CATALOGUES SOW READY.
GEO l. BANKS, huctoneer.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAsA. June 2O.Sugar quiet. Spanish Gold 225d228.
Exchange declining the United States 90 days.
par 10 2 premium short sight al prcmium 60
gold, btdb9s premium shsrt sight do, 7d7 premium.
On London l7i2Qlol2 prem um. ON Paris 5I4d5la pre-
MUM.
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FOR 5000 600

Il STOCK OF THE CITY or NEW-HORk.
Sealed proposals. VIII De received at the Controllers Office
until FRIDAY. June o. 1877, az O'Clock when tie
@l Doc prhcly opened for ae whole part Of the
OF &itu.UCO sf Of tJr Cts " NewlOrk 70 vii
" CONSOLIDATED STOCK o. IliE CITY OF NV
YORK, auto lied b. Ch1pter 30 Laws OF 1871
For "COSSIPt CriON OF NIN-iOHk
AND BROOKLYN Ridge IN pIfsu-
of Chapter 800. Laws Of 1879; inter-
ut five per cent pr annum, payable
quarter yearly and the principal redeem
all. n The pleasure OF he Controller after
Nov. /, 1900, and payable on May /, ~
For "NEW-YORK COUNTY COUBT-
HOUSE STOCK NUMBER FIVE" al
th0uzei by Section :. CHAPTER js3, Laws
OF 1871 interest at the rate of five per
cent per auIum, payable semLaunualiy,
and the principal payable on the LIST day 10000
NONnnlnr lE.ls lO-,Wm
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proposal should be sealed and indosed Proposals
Tor stock Of the City of New YORK. and Enclosed In second
envelope addressed to the Controller.
The right the part NJ the Controller 10 reject
any bids II his juo gment the interests Of the
corporation REQUIRE IL.
For full information City Record.
JOHN KELLY, Controller.
City Of NewYork, Department Of Finance, Controllers
too Vuu. i.
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.ROPOSALS For BONDS

4 BUFFALO, NETWORK AND ERIE X. r. co.
purpose Of paving on and extending its original
mortgage debt this Company has executed trust mofgage
ia entire property tu 2,a'OOoO Bonds 81 FLV y
EACH payable The National Bank of Comm rec June ],
1916 Win interest coupons az per cent Der ahu li aD0
IN New- YORK, june aud December LIST IN each year.
Company issued 4JSOtO OF said Bonds and can.
IjG,O Of is old Bonds leaving 1872 0On Of the old
maturing Dee l. ls77 outstanding with 1927 90 OF
the hand, Of the Trustee 70 retire the
For the purchase Of these l0220OO Bonds proposals are
invited. ,
Bonds are offered FOR he sole purpose Of retiring Ike
Bonds and this issue does Increase the
present Indebtedness the road has been Increased
since the lease 10 the Erie I, Il. Co. in 1863
the sale OF these Bonds first and only mortgage re-
upon this valuable property and there IS no other IN
dcbtednoss
Interest payments upon tho Old Bonds have always been
promptly nade there why the new Bonds IS
In should not muand high premium on the
list OF TIE NcW-NOrk StOcS Exchange
Tiis Ola established road, ayerng OF the best
Of the state NcWlOrk most Valuable
terminal facilities and aio'ds To the Erie r. r. CO. az small
indispensable connection with the Cucs OF Bunalo
and Rochester also the West oo., .
sealed proposals invited for part OF l922oO0 or
these Bonds up II O'Clock June 30 when the bids VIII De
Opened and awards male No BID under par AID interest wa
b. considered ami te Company reserve the ght 10 reject
auy BID deemed satisfactory. The Od B0AdS d1e Dc j,
ana I'm fund, received will Dc deposited by the Trustee 10
Prnpostl. may lfrssrs. LATHAM ALEXANDER
Il to Bankers Is Mal--f, the undersigned al the
"''N' V' '''N a. G.NTTIER President.
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UNIT Ed STA T'ES
4 Per Cent Loan.
NDTR AUTHORITY Of a contract with TIE
srCpTT4Ry OF THE TREASURY,

grGRIf1Rs or THE 1islA~t Ky.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby give notice th.t from Tins
date and until July At p. they Will receive suhcrip
tons for the 1 PER CENT FUNDED LOAN OF THE
UNITED STATES, in denominations "a stated below,
ATPiR AID ACCRUED INTEREST IN GOLD COIN.
THE EDNI are rcleemabo after dirty years irom jug
1871 and carry from that date, payable quarterly
and are exempt payment Of taxes or duties 10 The
United states well from taxation IN any form by or I'M
der state municipal or local authority.
THE INTEREST on the REGi%TERED STOCK VIII
be paid 10y check. ISSUED 10y the TREASURER OF THE
UNITED STATES the ordcrof the hold r. and mailed to
hi, address The check payable presentation properly
ndor, al the Offices Treasurer and Assistant Treas
urers OF the United states.
TIE SI'B-G RIPTICNS will he for COUPON BONDS
Of $50 ami SiG0, and REGISTERED STOCK in de-
nominations OF $780, 500, $500, $1,000 $4,000, and
$4,000.
THE BONDS. both Coupon and REtiSTEhED, VIII
be ready Tor delivery July >, 1871
FORMS OF APPLICATION will be furnished by the
Treasurer Washington, the Assistant Treasuers at at
MORE Boston, Chicago Cincinnati, wOreans, New York.
philadelphia st. Louis Francisco, and by the
t0nal banks bankers generally The applications must
specify the and denominations required and for regis
tered stock fail name and Post Office address Of the person
TO whom tine bonds shall be made payable.
TWO PER CENT of the purchase money must accompany
the subscription remainder may b. paid AT the pleasure
of the purchaser either Of subscription nj any time
pDor - Oct H. 1871 added at four per cent TO
date of payment
TIE PAYMEN may be made in gold CON TO the Treas
urer Of the United states at Washington Assistant Treas
urers at Baltimore Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati NewOrleans
and St. Louis and Treasurer at san Fran
cisco with exchange York. OF ~ either OF the under
signed.
TO PROMOTE TIE CONVENIENCE OF SUI
SCRIBERS, THE UNDERSIGNED will Also receive,
in United states notes or drafts on New YORK
the day Of receipt in the city OF New
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Total sales Tor ne cav ~ seller a. svs
cInsING IRIlLs OF IHILADLLIMlA sIOlhs.



In Baltimore to-day the Baltimore and ONO Kali
road stock sold from 93l2 down to so the last sales
being at ST. and closing quotation SOdS3.
The dealings in United States bonds were large
and important and because Of the ilrmneSs OF gold
prices had an upward tendency. Transactions coy
cred dealings IN registered Us ISL NJ llO3; regis
tered new S6j, at 1868 coupon ditto at lOyl2
coupon. 1867. az 1l2's registered, 1865. az IL
counon IO-4Os nj 1Z3. registered ditto AT 112lgD
1l2il: coupon and registered new tlyes at lilo
Ill., and currency skies nj 1925 There was an
active INQUIRY forthe new IL per cents at 1oI4i@
lO77s The market closed at full figures We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
WOOL MARKET.

Rosroy lime 2O-Wo-There very little change In the
market; assortment quite ail good supply oi spring olt
INC aud meets with good demand al l21.5c There Is no
Washed Ohio Peunsyyania or western Pieces on ths mar
- az ans, crr sau zee ard Unwashed selling ~ 2Jd3Jo
1yas Wool i'm good demand 254jJc Unwashcd Comblng
aud Delalno is selling AZ 35d4Oc
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence June 2O-Pnnt Cloths market du win lght
transactions, prices are MN al list quotations..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

Sire, Good ordinary .1Oa,e Middhng -
opened pretty rm at an advance OF
to points CLOSE ~ ement was lost aud the
feeling quite easy. sales Atstiu4 amer p NJ n,'
III; August 200. u.s. 100 1l.o0: 1000 lls5i sep
81 SO: 400, ll45; November 100 rs; lcO ll29 900
II 80; 800 Il3l; March. 100, l1jj total 500 bales
safes today ny 10 r. u-iuue 800. 1867 zoe, III 100,
ITO Iuy GOO II so. SEQ ll7G; 400, 10 800 Us;
200 iss 500 ll.s7 l4Oo llaJi LOO 1os ieo
llS7 800. iISb; 200, llSj; ~epcnitf 900, LOO; le
II So 500 ils3 200 llS-; 100. llSl 100 l62i oO4
50; loo 1L19; october, zoo. llj0; 400 lIAa' 20o
IL 4J Noymb Goo, ll3l Goa, ll32: leo iljO; JuO'
lI3l December 100 ll,5t total 1850 bales. grand To-
tai bales First call Oday-Jue, 10 ~ august
200 ll9O 10 l1s5 october 100 ll21; total cog haes'
second cal-Aucus 100. 1lS9 NOVcmb,T 100, llji De
cenbtr 500 -: teal zoo bales Third callAugust 100
lls3. 100, ll.S2; september 200 ll1o; october, 4o0
-. 49, H. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
Copartnership Nelites.

CHARLES p. BARNARD this day retircs
~ from the hrm of BARNARD. BROWN & Co, by mutual
consent and his therein with tis date. Inc
business viii be continued under the Tim name OF
ALNAH W. BROWN 6 Co.
3j Broadway New York. June 20 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

Prime I9o2Oc Choice; Western tubs l0al7c Common 10
Prime 5alsc Choice Western nIsins c1aamesy
lss2oc Good 70 Prime: 2la22e Very Choice 70
ments state Factory, sdl0c. Fair 10 Choices lQ.c-
Fancy; 3a5c. SKINNED; Diaries G9e, Common 10 Prime
3d4c. Skinned; Western Factory, 3dbioc, Common ga
7s4c Good Primes sSSSac Choice and Fancy EGGS IN
demand prices scarcely firm. Long Isanu anu
NewJersey. zoe; state aud Pennsylvania SIG ec
Western 17dlS c latter choice Choice Canada lSdlsc
RICF-In Domestic far Iobbng trade done at 6dIc
52d6'4c. currency for louisiana Rangoon
3isc. gold, In bond. ~.
sTEARIN-Marketf rmer at 1osdlOl4c. for Primo west
10aalOl2c for Choice Cy sales 80 tos Phhadeipms
at bsc. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

Money was easy on call at l and per cent, dis
count being unchanged at last rates The United
States treasurer at Washington received to-day
$500. 600 National bank notes for REDEMPTION The
customs receipts were S23O,OOO, and the internal
Clearinghouse statement to-day Currency eX-
changes SJ7, OJ1 ass currency balances. TZ,oOO-
lG5; cold exchanges, $j,6i9,5ll; gold balances
I'm London. British oonsols fell to 913l6 United
States bonds were strong as follows; loO|s at
1bGl4; 1O-40s at 1904; new 5s al 1914, ana new
Al,s al 1913 In Americans, Ncw-l DIX central
va. steady at IS TO SSi2, Illinois Central having de
clued 10 81. Ere common advanced to 6io ana
preferred 10 49, In the outside market . months
bills of discount were negotiated at 2ii1Z's per
cent or = "a a below the minimum AZ the BANK OF
England Paris dispatches report the French per
cent rentes strong "a lOo.I2G iU2.2 i9 Sish' eA
change on London being quoted ~ - 1872
The New-lOrk Mining Stock ENch@hge pas az
mted ia its list of stocks 10 be regularly called te
Rescue Mining Company of AeW-lOrk, capital,
81 900 600 chartered to mine IN Nevada; the How
land Tunnel Company aud the Active Tunnel Com
pauy both OF Utah, III the Cottonwood district .
The Importers and traders Nal.9hal Daih Oh
Ncw-York las declared a dividend Oi per cent
The following securities to-day were SOLD al the
Exchange SalesTOOm: ,, ,,
heoeyors certificates Of lndeDt.dnes 'n 1 g. 40
Mortsag, s 3 cent Gold Bonds, due 1891 -.--.--:.-; II
~ sas Eureka liTe Icee CoR 2pI16 ;o co sN'o
I~uy Receivers certificates OF Indebtedness interest oo,
5000 Canada southern Railway Company second Mort
- 10 "'''''' ' .............. For 1903
ID 49, iir, Ie,rtnce 1881 q
NJ .-'r,. ~ h, III. R,nt '................ 30
80 49, C,ornf,afiY 80
800 - 49, "a i, to,, if,, usrrapce Company 90
~ --s t,1eT can Igsurarce Company 1874
- shares New YOrK, Providence and Boston Aa'Oah o
shaies Providence StJuln gtuu steamship COMPANY 20
% SHARES New York Providence and Boston haIrOhu
lt' sarcs Nysck aud Warren Gasgt company ior T%00
. shares Nanafacfurors and Merchants Bank 90
$4,000 Cly Of selma (Alabama per cent fuhaed nc,
bon dur Jan J. 1882 OO2
1ooo shares southern aud Atlantic Telegraph Company
stoos. Interest per cent guaranteed by western 80
EOn Telegraph Company o.
shares BuckiHg wool ana Leather Company 90
3 ,t,r.. Nst,onsI Ha,k ~ Gonna .........IO9
Eagle Fire Insurance
lUsL.g,. a nlct erl,ocEer ice Cotupsrv 81
20 sb,I.s Isscsnc Iank ..........l42
- sleges N,uLsftsu C;as gbt COMPANY .........l96
shares York Equitable Insurance ConpaHy...-lSS
$50 iaekawanna aud bloomsbury Railroad lst mort 80
sage EGSenslOn per cent bonds, due io5J....... s5
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Dlul0eno Notices.
jane Il. 1877.

THE IGponEgs AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK or NEw-l
YORK NEwNORK, June 20, 1877.
A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT, ont Of
the earnings of the last months Tree ~ all taxes has
declared by this B.nk payable on the "a day Of
July next transfer books viii remain closed until the "a
proximo T. II. PERKINS, IT,, Cashier.
WRsIgRs UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, !
TRRAsURFKs OFFIcE. SEN.YoBK. June -, lo1I)
nIVIDEND No. 40.-Ihe Board of Directors
~ have declared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
AND ONE-IALF PER CENT on the capital stock OF TINS
Company from the earnings u tho three months ending
80 PAYABLE the Office u the Treasurer on ana
IAN day Of July shareholders o record on
the Goth day OF Jane.
The Transfer VIII be closed AT o'clock on tho after
OF the 20th instant and opened ON the morning OF the
10th u July. Il III. ROCHEsIFR, Irtasurer
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Gre Cream.
miscellaneous
nlarhle ano 5late Hlantels.

A TTENTION Now is the tine to purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices low Slate and racrs and all kinds OF
slate work pENRHNN SLATE CO.,
90 Union-square y. Y tlthaye, and l7thst)
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Gorses, Carriages, 6arness, ~e.
Goal an0 t0ooo.

umpire KINDLlNG WOOD DEPOT, estab-
- hshed 1850. prices reduced. send for price lis
WM. l.. WILLIAMS l5i East 2Jth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

3I WEST 31ST-ST.-A gcnteel, quiet home,
elegant superior board, 2d and Sd floors Also
hall : tli.4N
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Below Fourteenth-st.

=
4 DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBU ~. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICES No !.at> Broadway, corner Thirty irsi
ST. :,U- West Twenty n rst.. Eightllaye 76O
Iir ave, cor Fort scFoutnsi. al the HARLEM OFFICE,
-I one hundred and twenty fourth-st
Harlem Savings Bank Building, up p regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

IINO LET-A nicely furnished back PARLOk,
4 - week. IA Perry-st
40 GREAT JONES-ST., near Broadway
- Furnished ROOMS 90 LET to gentlemen, with board,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

10 WEST 24fH.ST., opposite Fifth Avenue
- IIoel-Fuuished ROOMS, With or without board, "a
r.nIlnm.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

0l WEST 1OTH-ST.-Pleasant ROOMS to
- rent with board.
0Q WEST MISUNDERSTANDING
- - furnished ROOMS to LET with BOARDi terms mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

4 WEST 10TH-ST., near 5th-aye.-Plcas-
ant cool ROOMS with superior BOARD for families or
mOderate transient visitors, II p per
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-08

THE President on yesterday in observ-
ing his usual religious exercises OF the Sab
bath, attended confessional. In telegraph
Ing to KELLOGG, his statement that the
Democratic government of Louisiana had
the sympathy of that class Of people who
could sustain it was an admission, that it
the military was removed, the carpet-bag
governments in the Southern Safes could
not stand single day. They have
arroyed against them the worth, wealth
and Intelligence of the. State,
and it is simply a contest between
honesty and intelligence on one
side, and robbery, Ignorance and
bayonets on the other. If the muskets
are eliminated from the contest the re.
suit is very plain. We are gratiied to
know that the manly, determined stand
taken by the Democrats in the carpet
bag cursed States has had the effect OF
convincing His Obstinancy that he can
no longer wrest their rights from them.
GRANT has evidently received an "eye-
opener from some quarter, which has
more healthy effect than the ones fur
nished by ZACK CHANDLER in his Sun
day carnivals heretofore. RIGHT is
MIGHT and will prevail. HAMPTON
DREW and NICHOLS will be Governors
of their respective States and TILbES
will be President of the United States.
His party has the sympathy of that por-
tion of the people of this country who
are able to give sustensnce to 1t. Clear
the ground and stand from under ior we
are going to sit down on 'em.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-08
NO. l42


SEMLIN, January cit is expected
an exchange OF prisoners between Servta
and Turkey will take place shortly. A
considerable force of Circassiahs and
Bsshibs zouks advanced against Negative
January End, but we're repulsed BY the
garrison and some Cossacks from
Kladowa, and according to the informa.
ton received at the Servisn headquarters
IS Cossaclu and Ill Turks were killed.
A frsh attack is apprehended and
kladowsis being fortified.
A Vienna special says that reliable in
formation has been received there that
the memorandum of Safenet Pasha 10 ~
Numerically opposed "a. the proposals OF
the Powers that unless tbs plenipoten-
tinries make considerable concessions -.
day hardly q chance of agreement re-
mains.
LONDON. January S.-A dispatch 10
the Ne,os, dated Constsntinople, Sunday.
says the situation has again become clear
and we'll defined European governments
have instructed their representatives IN
the conference TO refuse to consider
Midhst Pashs's constitution and prescott
on Monday what is really the European
ultimstum. The powers are very deter
miRed, and undoubtedly mean 10 try
to force the Porte 10 accept their propo.
ssls. The plenipotsntisries will give the
Sultan till Wednesday or Thursday for
fnsl and direct answer. In the event
of refusal they have decided to with
draw from Constautinople. The Porte
begins to show disposition 10 yield,
particularly in regard 10 some sort OF sn
international part OF the scheme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-08
Oregon Electoral Case.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Governor
Grover testified before the Senate Com.
mitlee on Privileges and Elections to-
day rs follows: He knew OF no money
having been sent to Oregon for election
purposes o; any sort; he did k.ow that
money was raised by subscription by the
chairman of the State Democratic Com
nittee TO pay the expenses OF the elec-
toral messenger; there were no arms IN
the State House or in the private house
of witness on the day of the meeting Of
the electoral college or ut any time after
ward; does not know that Mr.. Bellanger
was assured from New York that certain
parties IN the east would be responsible
for all necessary expenses IN the cleo
toral matter; it was after the college
met that MIR. Bellinger collected money
for the messengers expenses; on the
morning of the meeting of the electoral
college witness directed his secretary
u draft certificates of the electors and
deliver them to the Secretary Of State.
Judge. Dresdy introduced the CONVERSE
ton in relation to Watt's!case, which oc.
currred between witness and the judge.
Enos Burger, of New York, positively
declined to give the name OF the Gus.
toner for whom they drew the $4,000
check payable to Lsdd " Bush, OF
Oregon.
Senator Herman stated that he, as the
counsel of the witness and as a member
the committee before which witness was
testitying, would advise witness to an
swcr the question.
Senator Morton repeated the question,
and witness again declined to answer.
Burton Harrison, in response to ques-
tions put to him by Senator Mitchell,
testified that he was, during the rebel
lion, Secretary OF Jefferson Davis, and
for two years up TO last December, Sec
retary and legal advisor OF Mayor Wick,
of New York; was consulted by Mr..
Bungar day before yesterday regarding
the subpoena received by him; ne
had no previous acquaintance with
them, but had reason TO expect Il call
from one of them on that day because n
friend, in private conversation that
day, forcshadowed 1t.
lie was asked by Senator Morton to
State the name of this friend.
Mr.. Harrison declined to do so, but be-
ing pressed by the committee for ali an
swer, stated that il was w. Il. Pelton,
Secretary of the Democratic National
Committee. Pelton stated to witness
that he Pelton did not know why Mar
tin X Runyon had been subpGnaed, and
had no knowledge of their business.
Mr. Watts OF Oregon, testified that
he resigned his post-mastership on
the 18th of November last. lie re-
signed by telegraph to the Postmaster
General and the day following, he re-
ceived reply that his resignation had
been accepted. He made his returns,
and ended all connection with the post
msstership on the 18th November. His
successor was appointed on the l4th No
vcmber.
Cronin, wishing to return TO his home
to attend to his private business, was ex-
cused from further attendance.
The committee will report TO the Sem
ate Runyon s..refusal to answer. and will
ask that action be taken TO compel him.