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The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
MINOR TELEGRXuS.

The Commercial Fire Insurance Co. of ST.
Louis has made an assignment.
Senator Morton and his committee are in San
Francisco. They will commence the investiga-
ZION OF the Oregon election July 1.
The postal commission have recommended IN
the postmaster General to concentrate all the
Southern mails via Richmond, which have
hitherto gone via Lyuchburg, Va, and Louis
Vile, Ky.
A party OF tramps had fight at Fair View.
Pa., IN which two were killed
National Eclectic Medical Society is in ses-
sion at Pittsburg, Pa. - '''-
Secretary Thompson inspected League Island
navy yard yesterday.
,l34 less Cinnamon left Hong Kong for the
United States in 1876 than the year previous.
Pat Luther of Pittsburg has CHALLENGED
Evan Morris for shell boat race for $1,000 a
SIDE Tor the championship of America.
President e. S. Gilman of The John HOPKINS
U University, and Miss E. d Woolsey, niece of
ex-President Woolsey, were married in New
port yesterday.
hnode Island Medical Society held its annual
meeting in Providence yesterday, DIR. o. IT,
Fisher was elected president
Two ladies were sun-struck in San Francisco
yesterday
Rev. S. 81. McGhee, who has been on trial at
DIXON, H., on charge of poisoning his wife,
was convicted, the jury affixing the lowest PEN
alty-l4 years in state prison.
Col: r. M. Douglass, U. S. marshal for west
ern North Carolina, has arrived in Washington
to answer all charges against him.
Harvard accepts Coumbia's challenge for an
eght-oared race, to be rowed at the same time
as the Yale-Harvard race
Thomas Duffield shot himself in Great Falls
yesterday. ''
Senator Allison says there is eyery probabili.
" OF stormy time in the Republican state
convention in Iowa on the 18th. A resolution
condemning. President Hayes policy will be
offered, but he does not think it will be adop t.
ed. w "N0p v
A convention of superintendent of insane
asylums convened at Columbus, Ohio, yester-
day.
Examination of cadets at the naval academy
commenced yesterday
A Mrs. Hawkins of Louisville is charged
with heavy forgeres. She claimed to be asso-
cioted with Senator Stevenson, Geo. III. Pendle-
Ton ana others in tobacco speculation, and
on this preteDce succeeded in raising consider
able sums She is insane
Gov. Hendricks sailed for Europe Yesterday
There was quite gathering of the faithful TO
see him off.
An the general synod of Presbyterian church.
es at Louisville yesterday $4,000 were collectad
for foreign missions.
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The Attorney General Rejects His
Confession.
The Boss Ready to Confess Judg-
ment.

NEW YORK, June 13.
Jonn u. Townsend, counsel for Tweed, has
and the accompanying letter of Attorney Gem
eral Fairchld.
NEW YORK, June 10.
John ID. Townsend, Esq, 234 Broadsyog Csty.
Sir:-Herewith return to you the statement
OF the testimony which you assert that VIM.
M. Tweed could give if he were released from
imprisonment After careful consideration /
nave come to the conclusion that the testimony
which said Tweed could give, as shown by said
statement, would not justify his release.
Your obedent servant
(Signed,) CHARLES s. FAIRcH1Lp.
Attorney General.
Townsend says with Tweed's consent he will
in few days present the facts to the public.
The following letter explains itself:
LUDLOW STREET, June 10, 1877.
John II. Townsend, Esq.
Dear Sir:-I wish you to take the necessary
steps at once to enable me to confess Judgment
10 ali the cases brought against me either by
the city, county or state. My defences in ali
these matters have been disclosed by me to the
Attorney General personally in several inter-
views on his personal assurance to me that if 1
made such statements should be released from
imprisonment, and as you know also to your
soil, and it would be useless now to interpose
defence, (even had the desire to do SOL and
tnus save the city unnecessary further expense.
Your obedent servant
WILLIAM NJ TWEED.
Tweed is very depressed in spirits and weak
er in health. He denounces what he terms the
injustice of the compromise with Sweeney, aud
declares that the four criminal indictments
Louou sgalnst the latter would have led to his
CONVICTION had be not fed instead of remaining
as Tweed did to meet the issue Tweed saws
bitterly that Connolly and Sweeney were a.
much in the ring frauds as himself; that Swee-
ney's settlement is an admission Of such COM
plcity, and that he (Tweed) has right to he
as leniently treated.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
Brighton Cattle Market.

Eor tHeWeeK euulng w wednesday, June IL,
Amount OF stock at market-Cattle 2,035; Sheen
and Lambs 500; Swine 0,S50; number of Western
Cattle 1888; Eastern Cattle rs; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1870.
Prices of Beef Cattle % 100 Tbs, live weight-Extra
at 81 37A q IS; first quality at Sc rs a u.s. sec
ond quality at So 25 q 624 third quality at SIS IS
"a 12d; poorest grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c.
at 4 coo so.
Brighton Hides 7s@ 8 cents y tb. Brighton ral-
-' County Hides q 7sc % ib; Country Tallow q
5}c P tb.
Calf Skins 10 @ 12c p ib; Sheep and Lamb Skins
75c q ST. % each.
The Cattle trade for the past week has been active
and the supply lighter than that of one week ago.
The quality upon an average has been better, ard
prices advanced from q &c 48 lib upon all grades.
Cattle cost higher at the West, and the demand for
shipping Cattle for the English market is having
tendency to raise prices upon all grades of Beef
Most of the Cattle which arrived yesterday morning
Were sold before noon, the supply being rather light
but mostly good Cattle.
Working Oxen-Not much call for them and but
few pairs in market during the summer months. A
few pairs each week is all the market requires.
Mich COws-Extra at $55 a sos; ordinary 1926 "a
500. Most of the Cows offered in market for sale
are of a common grade. Good Cows sell well at fair
prices usually.
Store Cattle-None in market except Cows and
Working Oxen.
Sheep and Lambs-Those from the West were all
owned by butchers and taken direct to the abattoir
to be slaughtered. There are but few Sheep and
Lambs offered in the market for sale, most of them
bought tor the butchers at the West.
Swine-No Store Pigs, wholesale &c ~ fb: retail 7
q &c " tb. Fat Hogs-6OOO; price at &c F tb.
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NEW YORK. June 13-Evenng.-Cotton is quiet
steady and ununchanged; sales s67 ordinary upands
Texas at 10 Lie; ordinary stained 9-16c; middng
uplands and Alabama at 1lsc; middling New Or
leans and Texas at 11ac; do stained at fc futures
delivered on contract 200 bales. Flour-little more
doing, mainly in City Mills; Winter Wheat and
steady; No at 30 q 5 90; Superffne Western and
State IS q 25; others unchanged; receipts 1881
bbs; sales Il, 400 bbls. Southern flour little more
25 sales 400 bbls. Rye -four is steady. Cornmeal
steady. Wheat more steady witha little better ex-
port and milling demand; rejected Spring at 12s
NO Chicago at | C.; Amber State 923; No2Mf-
waukee at 70 bid ;held at 75 receipts 1920 bush
sales "A 500 bush bye is dull, heavy and unchanged
Is quiet and STEADY. Barley Malt firm. Corn shade
nrmer with light trade; hot Western Mixed 81 "a
o54c; uDgraded Western Mixed at 65 q Coo: steamer
Mixed at 59c; New York No2 at Coo; White South
ern at &c; receipts 6,39S bush; sales 100000 BUSH
also $4,000 bush steamer Mixed seller June at 57A q
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The directors of the Direct United States
Gable Company announce plan of the present
company to form another company with the
same name, their object being to make effective
working agreement with the Auglo-Ameri-
can Gable Company.
The Lachine canal is repaired and will be
opened to-day.
Hereafter passengers leaving Canada for the
United States will have their baggage checked
at Bonaventura station instead Of on the Dor
der
The biennial elections in Holland for half
the members of the Second Chamber to replace
those retiring by rotation resulted in the return
of all the Liberals.
The Grond Duke of Hesse is dead.
Gambetta has relinquished the idea of calling
a meeting OF the Left before the opening of the
Assembly, the Left being sufficiently agreed
upon its policy.
United States steamer Ranger has arrived at
Port Said.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are in
London. 'o 49,
International postal treaty goes into effect in
Cuba the 10TH
Locusts are devastating Tripoli.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.


Dwelling House Burned.
WATERvILLE, June 13.-A house and stable
owned by Harrison Handy in North vassal-
boro' was destroyed by fire this morning Loss
1880; insured $500 on the building and $500
on the furniture. which was mostly saved.
Biddefords EOurth of July.
BmDEFoRD, June 13.-There will be a fire
mems muster in this city sJuly 4th. Liberal
prizes will be offered by the city for both hand
and steam engines open to any company in
New England.
Fire in skOwhegan.
SKowHEGAN, June 13.-The fine.residence of
G. A. Williams of this place was entirely de.
stroyed by fire this afternoon; also horse car.
riage, sleigh, &c. Furniture partly saved. The
fire was discovered in the stable. Cause an
known. Loss about $4,000; insured in the
Home of New York for S5OOO
The Brunswick Assassin Bound Over.
BRUNSWICK, June 13.-The tramp who yess
terday attempted an outrage on Miss Simpson
was to-day brought before Judge Jordan and
bound over for trial in September, and in de-
fault OF ball will be lodged in the county Jail.
He refused to give his name or state where he
came from. He is about 80 years old, and has
malicious appearance.
Eastern Normal School.
CAsTINE, June 13.-The examination of the
Eastern Normal School took:place to-day. Mr..
Corthell, State Superintendent, and all the
trustees of the Normal School were present
the entire day. Gov. Conner. with Messrs.
Lacy, Buffum. Harrington and Preble, of the
Executive Council, and Deputy Secretary of
State Smith arrived about one o'clock this
afternoon. They were detained an hour or so
in consequence of the steamer May Queen get
ting upon Coomb's Ledge, off Islesboro', owing
to the fog. The boat received no damage. This
evening there was public reception at Normal
HALL. Tomorrow the graduation exercises
occur. The examination passed off very cred
itably, especially to the graduating class.
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Portland Wholesale Prices Current
e PRESS to June IA, 1877,

| GunpOwder.
| Blasting. 80. 3 80 a 4 90
Sporting.... 5 so @ 6 30
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The MOrnOns.

VIRGINIA CITY, New. June 13--The Chron-
icle publishes an interview on the Mormon
question with w. w. Bishop who defended
John D. Lee. He states from intimate person
al knowledge of Mormon affairs that ifBngbam
Young thinks he can stand trial and get clear.
there will be no resistance. 1t he apprehends
conviction he will PROFESSIONALLY fight and his
followers will stand by him to the last man.
Higbee Haight and Stewart can only be taken
by superior force of U. S. troops. Under the
present jury system it is simply i'm
possible to convict any of the other
assassins in Utah. Lee was convicted
only because District Attorney Howard sue
ceeded in making Young believe that by the
conviction OF Lee Utah would be admitted TO
the Union as state, whereupon Young order
ed his conviction for the good Of the church.
The feeling amongst the Gentiles in Utah is
very bitter. Those in Salt Lake feel secure but
in the small interior towns much apprehension
is felt Should hostiities commence most of
the fighting would be in those small towns,
Young has given orders to his people to cease
all commercial intercourse with the Genties of
Southern Utah and Eastern Nevada, but :the
order has not been strictly obeyed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
GREAT BRITAIN,
The Ascot Races.

LONDON, June I3.-At Ascot Heath to-day
the Royal Hunt was won by Cradle. The race
for the Coronation stakes was won by Bel
phoebe. Biennial stakes were won by Rob
Roy. Ascot Derby stakes were won by Silvia,
the winner of the Derby.
Honor to Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant has written the Mayor of South
ampton that previous engagements will pre-
vent his accepting his invitation to the hospi-
talities of that city at present, but hopes to
visit the town later in the summer.
A special performance will ba given at the
Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, On June
221, in honor of Gen. Grant.
Gen. Grant was not present at Oxford COM
memoration, as was reported yesterday by the
Pail Mall Gazette. The students while wait
ing for recitations of various prize poems and
other portions of the programme have custom
of cheering or Kissing names of public charac-
tiers. All the papers this morning remark on
the peculiarly hearty reception evoked by Gen.
Grants name which was one of the first pro-
posed
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
FOR EI9N N.
The Turc0-Russian War.
Great Britain Dissatisfied with
GOrtSchaEOf'S NOfe.
LORD DERRY,s NOTE.


Prince GortschnltoH's Letter Unsatisfac-
tory.
LONDON, June Is The Times Vienna cor
respondent says:
Prince Gortschakoffs letter has been official
ly communicated to other cabinets. 1t seems
not to have given so complete satisfaction as
was expected, The wording on points relative
to Constantinople and the Dardanelles is not
found so clear and precise as to exclude an
ambiguous rendering. 1t seems to have struck
the British government that though Russia
asseverates she does not icevet the possession
of Constantinople, still no assurance is given
that that city will not eventually be drawn into
the range OF military operations. and temper
arily, at least, occupied by the Russians The
important thing for the lOcalzation of the war
is that Russia should not seize Constantipople,
The assurance that the Dardanelles must
be regulated by international agreement also
does not touch the real issue which the British
government seems to have in view, namely 1.-THE
closing of the straits to all foreign men-of-war,
a notification of which Russia may we'll lie
assumed to aim at. 1t seems also that Russia s
assurances that she has no intention of monop-
olzing the settlement of the Eastern question
are deemed vague, as they do not state whether
the powers will be consulted before or after the
settlement Other points in the Princes letter
are not deemed quite satisfactory by the
British government, and may possibly lead to
further communication.
VIENNA, June 10 The Political Corre-
spondezs St. Petersburg letter states that
Count Schouvaloff took to st. Petersburg a
specification of the British interests as con-
tanned in Mr.. Cross speech in the British Par
Lament. Count Schouvaoff's instructions on
his return to London empowered him to de-
clare that Russia had no designs against the
Suez Canal or Egypt His instructions re-
stricted him to this declaration. Nothing is
known in st. Petersburg of any semi-official
note. Lord Derby's reply to Gortschakoff's
circular has up to the present received no an
swer, as the Russian government considers
that it is couched in curt and unusual terms.
There is still, however, possibility that Russia
will, on the occasion of the Immediately i'm
pending passage of the Danube, again set
forth her views 80
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
Boston Bank Statement.
New York Stock and u.nev Market.

NEW YORK, June 13-Evening. Money easy at II
o. per cent. on call. Sterling steady and uncbapg-
ed at 1854 @ 407 for sixty days and 4S9 4s91 for de-
mand.
Gold opened at 105. declined to 1O41 rose to 1054
and closed at 1888. The rates paid for borrowing
were q, q II and per cent per annum and 164 per
cent. diem Price strengthened by the announce
ment of Russian loan. sCearances $194s 900. The
customs receipts to- day were $169OO6. The Treasu-
rydisbursements were $4,000 for interest and $751;,
0U0 for bonds. Governments steady. Considerable
transactions in 4a's. Stock market active but very
unsettled.
Western Union statement issued to-day shows ac-
tua earnings for the quarter ending March 31st
1896 less than the estimate, and the surplus for
that quarter $685. 7 Estimated net profits for the
quarter ending June 80 are $65O3l7 or $4,000 less
than the actnal earnings of last quarter. After pay
ing interest on bonded debt, sinking fund, changes
and dividend, the surplus Is placed at $13S,6s1. A
dividend Of II per cent. was declared.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 2s2 233 shares including New York Central 1920
shares, Lake Shore 49, 400 shares, Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western 81, 300 shares Delaware g. Hud-
son Canal 1880 shares, Morris & Essex 25,161
shares, Michigan Central 400 shares, Northwestern
preferred 1900 shares Rock Island 44O0 shares StPau
preferred 1900 shares, Western Union 50 600 shares
The following were the closing quotations.of Gov
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 4th inst, parque Penang,
Palten, Nanaimo.
CONFESSIONAL 18th inst, sch Clara G Loud,
Thompson, New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar It'll, sch Santo Oteri, Pizzati,
Utilla.
Ar at Port Fads It'll. sch Carrie Jones, Dermott,
Bonaca, Hon.
PASCAGOULA-Cld sth barque Bengal, Loring,
PENSACoLA-Ar 18th, sch Ada Whitney, Mars
ters st Vincent, WI.
Cid 18th, sch Robt Ruff, Lee, Galveston.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 10th, sch Abbott Devereux,
from Boston; Daisy ParkRurst Providence.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch M A Folsom, Rose,
Humacoa.
CID 11th sch Kate Newman, Newman New Lon
don.
PHILADELPHIA Ar 1ltb, schs Emma Arey,
Hall, Providence; Vulcan Wilcox, Hartford; Gen
Banks, Linscott. Rockport: Peiro, Kelley, Salem.
Ar 18TH brig Abby Thaxter, Veazie Portland.
Cid 18th, sch PEDRO Grau, Lake, Portland.
NEW YORkwAr 18th, brig Sarah E Kennedy,
wilkinson, Seville As days; Bernard Wileby
Cardenas; sch Scud, Hallowe Windsor, MS; john
ME Meserve, French, Rockand; Post Boy. Robinson
st George; John Farnum, Bishop, do; Arctic, CHM,
Portsmouth; Alfred How, Fills Newport; Robt L
Smith, Gardiner DO.
Ar 18th, schs M strout, Hall, Bangor; In
graham aaL, Portland.
Cid 18th, barque Esther, Chisholm, Liverpool; sch
Ella Presley, Pressey, Baracoa.
Cid 18th, barque Alice, Dyer, Buenos Ayres; briggs
Hyperion, Williams, Point-a-PItre; Carrie Puring-
ton. Whilmore, Cienfuegos; Centaur, Stanley, Man
sanilla; sch Fred Smith, Brown, Kingston, ia.
Sid 18th, sch PaOs, for Berbice.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 18th, sch Idaho, Jameson,
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
FRANCE.

PARIS. June 13-The Minister of instruction
has decided that any student participating in
political manifestation shall be expelled from
readiness to discuss the Interpolation to be
brought forward by Gambetta at the reopening
of the Chamber.
The Left have decided that the Republican
Senators shall abstain from voting on the
questsn of dissolution, so as to leave the entire
responsibility to the Right and the govern
meEt,
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
WASHINGTON.
Various vi atters.

Internal revenue. receipts 1858, 379; customs
1863 1854. ~O'' o"'''''
washington specials state that DR.. Under
man, director of United States minis, will, it is
Understood, recommend in his forthcoming an
nual report the coinage of two dollar gold
half piece. WV uo'i"i "uu
IL is announced authoritatively that there will
next month. "N'ii
A Washington special says Senator Jones
platform. '10AoS
Assistant Secretary French of the Treasury
is reported as having rendered decision that
all United States bonds are payable only in
gold.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14

LONDON, June 1880 P. M.-Consols at 81 1l-16
for money and account.
LONDON, June 13-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States new AIS, 1044; 10-40s, 1901; Lii
nois Central 30.
LONDON, June 1873 90 P. M.-Consol at "a Gle
for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, June 13.-12.30 P. M.-COtton market
is steady; Middling uplands at 3-16d; do Orleans
at sgd; sales 1900 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export Receipts cotton to-day $50
bales, no American.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
War Notes.

A vessel which was about to discharge a
cargo of $50 barrels of gunpowder at Crete
has been captured by Turkish war vessels.
Moustapha Tewfic Pasha has been appointed
commaEdant of Kars.
Dervish Pasha is to take command of the
Batoum division of the Turkish army.
Two captains of Russian torpedo boats. re-
Gently sunk at the Suina mouth Of the
Danube, Que an Englishman and the other an
American, were expected at Constaatinople
yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BOSTON, June 13.-At the Silver Lake regat-
ia today Piaisted of New York, won the single
scull race in 21.49a; johnson 22.OS; Landers
22.22. Eight others started. Hanlon of Toron-
to, turned the stake second, but broke row.
lock and retired. Biglin and Maxwell won the
pair-oared race in 21494; Gookin Brothers
21.544; Connolly Brothers 2159. Four-oared
race was won by Lakeman crew in 1882, Riy-
erside 1920, Portland 2O.47a. Races ali three
miles with turn.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
Portland Daily Press Stock List
Corrected by WOODBURY. & MoULToN. Investment
BANKERS. CT EXCHANGE St.

DO YOU HAVE PAIN IN YoURiBAcK? If so,
your Kidneys are diseased. Do not pas ters they
will do you no good; but take HUNTS REMEDY
and be cured. Dropsy and all Diseases of the Kid
neys, Bladder and Urinary Organs are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY,
CLARKE's TOOTH ACHE DROPS cure instantIy.
julia TTh&SSwIw
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
THE TURF.
ReaCOn Park.

BOSTON, June 13-At second day of Beacon
Park June meeting b. e. Joe Ripley won the
227 race. Time, 2.25, 2269. 2.29, 2.27b, 294:
b. e. Bateman won the third heat; Oh. m. Lady
Foxey won the fourth.
The 231 class was won by cb. m. Clara j. in
231, 2,2S4. 2.29a 2.291. 2 293, 2. 33BB; b. M Lot
ia won the first two heats
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCEAL
Review of the Portland Markets,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 18TH.
The markets are generally quiet this week and
there are not any large sales to note. Prices show
but few changes. There is however quite an i'm
provement in breadstufs. The dry goods market j.
firm and unchanged. There is but little change to
note in the money market and gold closed Wednes-
day, June 18th, at $107.
Apples are out of the market, except russets and
they are quoted at $600@6.50 4y Dbl. and very
scarce. Beans are very plenty and we make a re-
duction in prices en- mediums and peas. Butter is
Offering quite plenty but we make change in pri
ces. Cheese are lower and the market is decidedly
dull. Coffee is firm and in good demand at the quo
ted pieces. Cooperage is unchanged. Copper and
cordage continuein fair demand. Drugs and dives
show few changes this week. Morphine is decided-
ly lower. Fish rather falling off in price. Large
bank cod are quoted at $4,25@4.75 and haddocks at
$1.75@2.00, There is quite an improvement on flour
this week and les better. Some of the princ-
pal holders asking advance of Is cents 3Y Dbl
The improvement is owing to an advance on wheat
in the West. Rails ms are in fair demand at I'M
changed prices. Lemons are higher and are quoted
at $S.00@900 4S box. Oranges are also higher. Corn
is lower this week will be seen by the quotations.
Hay is coming in quite freely and is quoted at s17@
1900 from the CARTS Lard is dull and plices show
falling off in value. Leather is quite .actve. Lum-
Der is unchanged Moasses is rather dull and prices
off slightly. Beef is in fair demand at unchanged
prices Pork is lower and our quotations show quite
change this week. Sugars dull and prices are
oft this week. Teas are very quiet and unchanged
In price. Tobacco is in fair demand at the prices
given this week.
Foreign Imports.
ST. PIERRE. Schr Emily Curtis-376 hhds 40
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
RUSSIA.
A Foreign Loan 10 be Issued.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 13.-An Imperial
ukase dated Povesti the 7th inst, is promul-
gated, empowering the Finance Minister to
issue foreign per cent. loan eff $40, 900, 600
10 bonds of SlOO each, payable and redeemable
by annual drawings at the rate of per ceut. of
nominal capital, for which special fund will
he proVidsd
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-14
Band of COmauches Routed.

CHICAGO, June 13.-The engagement with a
band of Comanches near Lake Quemado, May
4th, four Indians were killed, six squaws, fifty
six mules and horses captured: Fifteen lodges
&C., were destroyed. Sergeant Charles Butler
was killed, Of Lees company 10th cavalry.