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TIE CONDOR CASE.

Among the papers preferred to Cons
gress with the Presidents Message, was
the following:
In August last Secretary Fish inclosed
to Minister Pierrepont copy OF a joint
resolution of Congress with reference to
Edward .. NJ Condor, who is now im-
prisoned in Great Britain, and in which
the President was requested to take such
steps as IN his judgment might tend to
obtain the pardon of Condor, who was !
citizen of the United States and a soldier
ir the late war, in which he rendered
efficient service. His case excited much
interest in this country, and gave rise to
frequent representations to the Govern
ment and requests tor its aid to obtain
it's release Lord Derby's answer was
TO the effect that her Majority govern
ment were not at present prepared tC
advise her Majesty to extend her Glenn
ency to those prisoners.
In spite ofthe strenuous efforts made
& the Stats Department could never be
taught to view this case in in its proper
light-as case appealing to justice, no
TO ..clemency." Consequently Lord Der
nv quietly says: HE is one OF tn,
Fenian prisoners, and we are not dis
posed to release them. Mark how ht
speaks of s'those prisoners" thereby def
III insinuatlng that Condor, an America
citizen. is on precisely the same level .
those others who were British subjects
However, there's some gratitiactiOn ii
knowing that the Catalpa anticipate
the action OF .'her Majestys governmer
in some measure: as there is also caus
for congratulation in the tact that Cha
les Francis Adams, who is responsible
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THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

The different editions of The Sun during the
next year will be the same as during the year
that has just passed. The daily edition will on
five week days be sheet offour pages, and on
Sundays sheet OF pages, or OF broad col
umns; while the weekly edition will be a sheet
of eight pages of the same dimensions and
character that are already familiar to our
friends
Tue SuS,wil continue to be the strenuous ad-
vecate of reform and retrenchment, and OF the
substitution of craftsmanship, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow pretence, imbacility. and
fraud in the administration of public affairs.
1t will contend for the government OF the peo
pie by the people and for the people, as
opposed to government by fraud in the ballet
box and in the counting Of votes, enforced by
military violence. 1t will endeavor to supply
its readers-a body not far from million of
| trustworthy accounts OF current events ,and.w
employ for this purpose numerous and care
fully selected staff of reporters, and correspOn-
dents. Its reports from Washington, especially
will be full, accurate, and fearless; and it will
doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the
hatred Of those who thrive by plundering the
Treasury or BY usurping what the law does
not give them, while it will endeavor to merit
the confidence of the public by defending the
rights OF the people against the encroachment:
of unustified power.
The price of the daily SCx will be 30 cents
month or $50 year, post paid; or with Int
Sunday edition 8. 10 year.
The SuxDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81.
year, post paid.
The WEEKLY Sex, eight pages Of Sc broat
columns. will bs furnished during 1877 at tn
rate of 81 year post paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from tn
previous rate for the WEEKLY can be enjoys
by individual subscribers without the neces
sity of making up clubs. At the same time,
any of our friends choose to aid in extendin
our circulation, we shall be grateful to them
, and every such person who serds ten Or MOI
snbcribers from one place will be en- titled to on
copy OF the paper for himself without chara
q one dollar year, postage paid, the e5pen:
Of paper and printing are barely repaid; ant
: considering the size of the sheet and the qua
ty of its contents, we are confident the Poop
will consider THE WEEKLY SUx the cheape
0 newspaper published in the world, and y
trust also one of the very best.
TIE SUN, New York City, N. Y.
126-6t
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London. where you have to play thir>
teenth fiddle, or no fiddle at all.
God bless the Marchioness OF Queens,
berry for SO clearly seeing through r"ry ,; ana
so cleverly helping to block your little
game ao 49,, NJ Kv,o
myrecastle and all the rest OF you that
banker after the proceeds OF other mems
labor when it is applied to the SOIL In n
Ireland. we would advise you to take OF
YOUR masks of patriotism-of patriotism
that would consolidate your own power
wof liberalism that would take all Gods
bounties to yourselves. and leave not
iot Of them to the rest of His children
W., we advise you, one and all, either to
change your tune and talk Justice; or or
take yourselves back into the n aura,
pothingness that belongs to you: with,
draw Your selfshness and stupidity, and
affiict us, you or them, no more.-lr'sA
World.
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The IRISH Press We notice with
satisfaction that journals OF a pronounced
national spirit are becoming more num-
erous in!Ireland. Among the latest ad-
ditions 10 the national press are the
'Tipperary People. Monaghan Advocate
and Waterford Celt. There is feature IN
the latter which has generally been lg-
lnored by the Irish journals with lew
eptions-that is American news.
Considering that there is hardly family
in Ireland that has not friends ana
members in this country. and the conse-
auent interest the Irish at home must
Eteel in American affairs, tits to be Won
dered at that Irish journals publish so
little about America. This feature IN
the Celt, in connection with its many
other admirable departments, we believe
will add to the increase OF its circulation
and influence. Irish World.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles Remember that all cases
and correspondence are SACREDLY CONFI-
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Notice to the Unfortunate.
AVOID QUACKS AND IMPOSTERS

If you are afflicted in any way, before plac-
ing your case in the hands Of any one, go or
send to this old, reliable Medical Dispensary,
where the consulting physician has had over
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in treating
the unfortunate, which is sufficient guarantee
to all that it is the only Medical Dispensary in
the west where a permanent cure can be has
for all troubles OF private ma ture. l0O-ly
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Thanks.

The Irish World quotes our prospectus with
these words: 49,
Appended are the principles Gas set tortn = IN
the ST. Paul Anti Monopolist) upon when Ine
Independent farmers OF Minnesota wiz Car >.
paragraphs may be reed with profit more than
Once.'
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proportional sum by devoting their whole
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF J.
HAYpocK, as agent for the United States, sur.
rounds each box Of Pills, and Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead to the
detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
*s*Scld at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY & Co., New York, and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers in medicine
throughout the civilized world, in boxes at e
cents. 90 csnts and 81. each.
IL There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
~ B.-Directions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box
Office, l12 Liberty Street.
NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
A SUNDAY ROW.

Tho lots on Stockton street, Marcy avenue, in
the Thirteenth precinct Brooklyn the scene OF
o sanguinary ARRAY yesterday afternoon which re-
resulted In serious injuries TO officer Garrison.
Edmond Mcclure, aspirant for the supervisorsnip
OF tho Twentynith ward, presented tho Stockton
street gang with keg Of lager, which they drank
tue open air and got quarrcsome over. Ulicer Gar
rson ordered thom TO dispense he would arrest
them, as they wero very disordcrly ono Waters for
reply threw beer glass, which, striking Garrison on
tho mouth, Knocked out Que OF hts teeth and him
on tho lips Ho then gave Waters blow with his club
which elled him, the rest OF tue crowd sotting upon
Garrison immediately. In an instant thcy had him
down aud beat, kicked and stoned HIM unmerciuiiy.
But word having reached tho gtaton house a few
blocks away Captain Riley and tho hastcneu
down. the crowd. as soon as they sight, TAX
ing TO hight Garrison, though badIy injured, con-
trived to hold on TO one OF them, and after long
chase three more wcro secured aud taken In.
Their names arc: James Mcnamara, hattcr, aged
twenty-five years; Peter Hassmah, printer, aged
eighteen years; Samuel Waters, mllkman, aged
twonty-one years, ani william Sweetzcr, q pedicr,
aged twenty years
officer GarrIson's wounds tho hoad faco and hands
wcrc dressed by Dr. Murphy. who found that ho had
also received severe internal injuries.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

49, GALVESTON; Oct. 9. 1877. .
s." %.s n. ssog g;sss ss s9ss
Cotton strong nlddl,pg, like: n,aSiins. iose
aoSa Sales Sooo Stock s7oS 90 'A''' gross
::% e. $s's % 'S
Cotton active and firm; mdding, lie a iiySc low
ssss
,os Sssd sssisarY s,asS rsaso 1850 bales
Spirit: Of snrpsns,ne nT% !" KSsa 40
s. yellow dip s. 10 for virgin Tar m a 81 IS
Flour uncn.nged; sales leoo bbls Wheat @ QUIET. No.
Mwaasso club held At 81 sa sales Of white State at
Barley s,nss Ssi
sale. 10 600 bushels T.. No. % osnaaa I'D :. TIC
7ss ssI sasssod s -
Canal and Dsss corn na"nss and 9ss os,
G ssy G 5sy % 20 - Y 90 .~ S.ysy yyy e e
Boston. S3s to y New YORK se Albany 2Ss Lake
2oooooo feet. Flour shipped BY rail- i7o6 ibis
- BUFFALO, Oct Q, 1877
Mhsss 1900 bushels hard 70 arrive S,sv Il
@ = bushels Green Bay sas
changed in the absence Of sales Freghts stronger rail
for barley syw and g.
fo oats to New York. tolls included Receipts
4a4 bbs flour. sOd 7s4 bushels wheat oSy7s do corn
3740 do barley Receipts by rail- bbIs our II 200
bushels wheat 25 6oO do corn. 200 do OATS 5000
bari 400 do rye. shipments by canal to tidswater-
intermediate points 93l bushels 75O do rye
Do by 500 bbls -four 1l74 bushels whext 100
do corn. iO5oo do OATS $500 do. barley 1000 rye
TOLEDO. Oct @, 1877
Flour strong Wheat steady No. Michigan Si 80;
rcd sas
s.n.s MS aS q % 'se S. MossSs: no. 81 % a se;
No spring y - Corn dull; high mixed spot held
41c 461ac bid No spot and seller October sell
aged, 43alc kye-No 2 $40 Nais dull: white 2sfc
Clover seed 50 IS o. keceips-Fiour 100 bbis wheat
soooo bushels; corn q 600 do oats, 5000 DO Ship.
2sOOO do: oats, 4,3uO do
:, CINCINNATI, Oct. O. 1877.
Wheat frncr red. 81 - 81 81 Corn qulc 45c 46c
Oats quiet but firm ut 26c Soc. Rye Inactive ut Sic
5sc Barley dull and unchanged PORK quiet but Arm at
$l4 o. Lard in good demand; steam rendered, sl<c
kottle, 9c. o1ac. Bulk meats quiet and ed
Bacon dull shoulders &C.; clear ribs. 9t4c: clear sides
1ac Whiskey In good demand, tending upward 81 o.
changed. Hogs stesdy common 81 % IS To- light SIS 70
70 Is; packing S. rs $ so; receipts. is4i Shipments
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active, irm and
higher No Chicago SPRING 81 ~: No. do, 81 10t =
Novenber 81 Oea al the year; No do 81 u8; rejected
300 Corn fairly active and shade higher; 42c.,
s' ss ns 8 soS rsy
mana cash. ssd IS as s''.Hv a. hs win s... s.r O.,
~ 321, January. Bulk meats steady and unchsng ged
Whskey, 81 oa Freights Wheat TO Buffalo. &c. corn
corn LAT 600 do; oats 5000 rye 5000 do barley
$4,000 do. shpments-Flour 10000 bbls wheat 3SI
bushels; corn Issoo do oass, i4e9oo DO barley 5000
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
THE CLUB AGAIN.

AN OFFICER IN WHOSE PRESENCE A POLICE
MAGISTRATE ALMOST TREMBLEs.
There wero brought into tho Tombs Police Court
yesterday, three laborcrs who had been arrested on
Chorry street, carly In tho morning, for disordery
conduct Tho complainant was officer Frederick
Mink, Of the Fourth precinct. Tho prisoners were
named Patrick O'Conner, Thomas Supple and Robert
Walsh. O'Connor and Walsh charged with being
drunk and disordcriy, and supple charged with
assaultlng the officer. O'Conner's head presented
appearance four deop cuts the result OF tho
poiceman's club, being visible. His arms and back
were black and blue IN several places
The policeman testified that no was patrolling
Cherry street about seven O'Clock a. H. he saw tho
prisoners They were creating q disturbance. Ho
ordered them to desist, ana they became mpudcnt.
When he insisted their leaving they resisted, and
he struck O'Couner on tho arm with his club Tho
man thcn grapplcd with him and he was obliged to
his club vigorously. Tho officer cndeavored to OK
plain the severity OF tho clubbing by saying that tho
locality was dangerous one. and that the prisoners
were desperate characters O'Conner took the stand
and said that no his friends had working all
night trucking In Brooklyn they had just come
the ferry and had taken only glasses OF beer they
were not, no claimed, disordcry; when the officer
ordered them to move on they intended to obey,
but ho struck thcm. OConner only endeavorcd to
save himself from terrible beating. He denied hav-
The officer drcw his pistol hred four shots. The
other prisoners corroborated his testimony.
Justice Flammer administered a scatning lecture to
Mink, saying:-"I almost trembe when l you
Tor tho police ioreo. | believe that o'con. u.
to 10 boiore the Police Com m lssioners
Further, IL no asks for warrant for your arrest
shall grant It. discharge tho prisoners O'Conner
through his counsel Mr.. Conan, then demanded war
rant for Onccr Mnk's and the forth
with granted and placed IN tho hands Of Sergeant Wood
run, who notified Mink to appear IN court to-day.
To ascertain further details OF the clubbing a re-
porter visited the neighborhood Of No. lO2 Cherry
several persons VINO saw tho occurrence. All united
In denouncing tho clubbing as unwarraned and brutal
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
c0INA AND BULLOCK.
The following are tho latest quotations In gold for
foreign and American coin.-
IMPORTS AND ExpORrs,


Tho foreign commerce the port Tor tho week was
as follows:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, $6.720 769; produce exports, s6775 e24
and specie exports $2l2 400 The total imports since
January this year wero 1886. 164, ,3l1, against
1925, l,7l3 tor sho period last year, and
$o6l, 776, 706 IN 1878 The total exports OF produce
since January this year S2l2 $50, ,344 against
$2ol, ,S5S,014 for the same period last year and
Sl92, 2sO, 800 In 1876.
The specie exports since January this year were
$29 S43 840 against $40 33 O99 the Same period
last year aad $63 33s, 917 IN 1875
GOVERNMENT bones.
Government bonds have been In only moderate de-
mand and have declined IN price. Tho now four per
oents arc down to 1909 bid and 1917 asked, whilc
$4,000 worc sold yesterday at 99h 'seer CO." The
calls for tho nvetwenties which called In
against tho tour per cents, mature follows:-Oc-
tober s. OOO October l6 10000 900; October
10, $l0O0O,OOO; October 27 $1O 0Oo OOO November g.
$1OoO00OO; tho first call having matured ON Friday
Inst.
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
State bonds ut the Board have been quiet and dull
Railroad bonds, tho contrary, have shown consider
able strength, tho principal advances being In tho
bonds Of tho Western roads.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
THE RIVER MONSTER.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE ]

erng for the end Of the lower part Of the BILL II was
neither horn bone but appeared more like ivory.
though almost tough and hard steel In color IL
was dark green and brown mixed and varied, though
the larger end was almost black. The piece wei ghed
eighteen pounds, this heavy weight showing the unu
sua compactness oil the material composing the beak
An hour was spent at the wreck when Captain Cara
way seeing that the coal total loss and the barge
III such q condition that he could do nothing then 10
save u, steamed on, reaching Memphis about nine
O'Clock at night, where he related his strange adven
ture and exhibited the splinter IRON the monsters
bill. OF course the majority OF people arc sceptcal
about stories relating TO monsters, and many were IN
credulous but those who knew Captain Carraway ielt
certain that whatever he might relate could De de-
pended on as truthful In every respect.
There certainly cannot be longer doubt that tho
mississippi Is Inhabited by monster that mol only
ranks In horrd proportions with tho tabled creatures
o hcton, but one that may do much TO interfere with
free and uninterrupted commerce on the gren river
IL s undebiable that among river men thero Is tee
Ing OF insecurity and II has been suggested that the
matter Is oil such importance that an expedition ought
10 be organized under government management to
hunt down and annhilate the leviathan. the Kew
Madrid Gazette from which place tho Globe Democrat
published special despatch concerning exploits OF the
monser OF Wednesday says that number OF valuable
horses and cattlo mysterously destroyed while
the haunted that part OF tho river; that no
less than three boats were overturned, and ski
shattered and Its occupants drowned The Vicksburg
Pilot publishes an interview with Captain Cuthbcrt
Of tho Ohio River trade. in which the captain states
that at point miles above Henderson the monster
attacked Hatboat, overturnng the boat and throwing
tho ierryman ana two passengers and thor horses
monster dcvoured Of The horses. These stories
incredible, but they are SO fortified by the
testimony of unimpeachabe witnesses that all unbe
lief Is necessarily dissipated.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
ATTEMPTED MURDER.

John Jackson Mooney, OF No. Isl North Eighth
street, Williamsburg, yesterday shot his brother In
law John Mooney, OF No. "a North Fifth street. in tho
forehead, inicting severe scalp wound and fractur
ing his skull The aIray occurred tho corner OF
North Fifth and Third latter was leaving
barber shop The assailant married John MONEYS
sister years ago. Until within year their do
mestc life pleasant Then the husband got out of
work. took to drinking and frequently beat his WHO
aud children. In June the went 10 their
house board, intending assist them and to pr
Vent further trouble. One night carly last month tho
husband went home intoxicated and began abusing hts
wife, The brother nlaw protested, at which the nus
band sezed large fork and stabbed him In the breast
and arms. He then ordered him to quit tho house.
Tho men have met and exchanged threats since
thon. On Saturday Mooney and his wife quarreled
respecting her brother, tho wifc defending hun.
During the evening Mooney visited several saloons at
which his and hs Drotner-n-aws acquaintance wero
congregated, aud brandishng revolver swore that
he would Kill HIM al sight When the brother IN law
left the barber shop yesterday morning his met
him and warned MIN that her husband Intended to
XIII him. As she spoke her husband camo up, and
raising the revolver with oath, lred The assalant
arrested ana the wounded man removed 10
the Eastern District Hospital.
The New York herald., 1877-10-08
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct q, 1877
sugorThe uncertainty attaching the
sugars abroad keeps the market hero fevershy
made dnng the week ut gradually lower rates
Ciaycd Nos 10 to ~ -. g. sa per arrobc
do. Nos 10 TO 20 D. -, % II reals; molasses sugars
Nos To TO- at IA IA reals; muscovado sugars Inferior
to fair, s reals centrifugal Nos IL to 49,
boxes "a reals; do In hhds 9 a91 reals. Stocks In
warehouse at Havana and Mntanzns boo boxes
bags and 37O0O hhds Receipts Of the week boxes
100 bags ana i25 hhds Exports during the week. 400
boxes 800 bags and $500 hhds Including 200 boz les
and all the bags and hhds to tho United states Bacon
$50 s37 per cwL Butter, sG2 s.6 quntai for
perior American. Jerkcd beet, So 80 per arrobe, in
gold Hams s4s 52 per qunta or American
Lard In Kegs, S33 per quntal for common aud $42
for fine; do in tins s6 % for ard $40 Tor fine
per qaintal Wax yellow, sis sis so
per arrobe: white nominal. Honey nominal
Lumber nominalt white Dns. ScS4 Si5 per " yellow
piue S32 VI. Beans navy, ~ reals per arrobe
Chewing tobacco $52 sos por quinta Corn. IL 1917
reals per arrobe. Hoops nominal freghts few oi.
ierings the United states tonnage gar
exports continuing curtaed no immediate is
likely. quotations remain unchanged Tobacco
unchungcd holders ask for able export
United States $40 $50 qunaI for prime quality and
$2o s25 tor inferior the yield Of the Remedos districts Is
etmatcd a Il OuO bales. spanish gold. 222ls 223 Ex
chane steady the United states 90 days currency,
IA u 4M premium; short sight do 3A u premium: 60
days, gold, IA premium short sight do s1s pre-.
mun TN LONDON 1874 10Y premium. On Paris, An a
premium.