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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

BURaHfr's CeIosAB IL I'LL IN elegant bottles
of superior finish and bsauty4-in themselves M
ornament, II has. In brief time. STAINED a
large aud constantly increasing sale, confirming
the opinion Of the best judges, that II ID equal.
If not superior, 10 ths oelebra ed Farna.
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BuRssrT's CocoArNE.--A perfect dressing for
q q halr, Tho Cocoaine holds IN q lisuid furm
large proportion of teoderizs a cocoanut oil, pro-
pared expressly for this purpose.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

MaHthly advertisements, hayinG the run "
thn paper Inserted every ether day. 70 DE-
eharsed i've. thirds the ekuss rates. 80.
Edllorial page monthly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eses
square, eve per mouth
Rstss Ter Advertising In the Weekly New
Orleans Democrat,
Transfers. and general rates the same es ief
Na,yersass1 snts for Tho period Of one month
and longer, ~ fellgwHi s-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Bams time last week. 9,O4g,b2G ~ 422,2Ds on
Total last week. ...... 7.U4D,b38 Oh vSB Dbi Oh
Total week before 10, iib,07p 90 B077l0 10
The demand for money was moderate TO day,
both In bsps and on the street, and com msroial
paper waH unchanged.
About The usual business was done In gold at
previous fatss. u
ling, and & U, cent for francs The movement in
sterling was OF fair extent but nothing wsstrepott-
ed In francs. New York sight was stiff A. previous
ratep. Stocks were quiet State ootsols were If
regular, and closed 5sBas' lower than on sssur.
day.
Premium bonds we're less In request, snd closed
al decline OF " " cent.
We notice that tho New Orleans Sugar Shed
Company declared dividend Oh the t1lh inst. Of
& " cont, payable on the 1st OF March.
We continue 10 quote Exceptional commercial
paper al SD per cent per aHnum discount; AL
bGbio; do. second grade do. 1908. loans on col
lateral 76Ds; Al mortgages s1s@sa., aud second
Gold opehod Al 1o5A0iob11,, sgainst 1U4y. al
New York, and after moderate business closed
at the opening rates, sgsinst LOG In hat market,
where 1t touched 1861 during tho Interim The
1867, $1,000 aud $40 900 st losss, $1,000 and tls,.
900 81 1867 and $1,000 nj 1861.
After fair business sistli 4 closed 10 lower.
The sales comprised GA3 600, embracing "a
tsOo do at 5O4tsDb65. Eit,joO bill OF ladug =
605. E9U0) do al -, GtO0O bank at so and Elo0o
do eight al 5t3,
Francs were 4 " cent lower, but no sales were
reported.
Al the close sterling bilsw III ted at b03l0o
SOC for bill OF ladng!and Al clear, and -6o6V0T
for bark tbauk counter rate --015t0), AID
francs at 4DSN04o7L for commercial aud norni-
nal for bank.
New York sight continued eiiT The sales
comprised 100000, embracing $4,000 sommler=
cial ut u " cent. premium, $4,000 do. At . i6,
go 900 and s25, 900 private bankers and $4,000
bank At 7-32, aud $40 900 and $4,000 private
bankers and bank NJ "a. '.,...--
The banks continue to check on New York al
a per cont premium. and commercial sight WAS
atll quoted at 3 t6G0a-.
The following 10 the official statement Of tho
salaa rsnorLnd to-day to the Stock ExohapRe.
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Important 10 sugar planters. Bee Thousands
advertisement
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-27

Important TO sugar planters. Boo Trouard's
advertisement.
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aonaInuvsa on sixth rage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-07-04

INDIANAPoLIs, July 3.-The funeral OF
Bishop NJ. de St. Pals took place to-day
at Vincennes. The following PreIates
were in attendance: Rev. Archbishop
Purcell, Of Cincinnati; Rev. Bishop Balls,
Of Alton; RI. Rev. Bishop Dinger, of Fl,
Wayne; Bishop Spalding, OF Peoria, and
Rt. Rev. Bishop Foley, Of Chicago, and
orders, societies and citizens to the mum.
Der OF 10000 formed tho solemn proces.
sion. During its occupancy Of the street
excellent Photographic views Of the i'm.
posing pagentry were obtained for illus.
trated papers.
High mass for the dead was celebrated
by the aged Archbishop Purcell. The
oration by Right Rev. Bishop Devenger,
Of Fort Wayne, was a mastery piece Of
elOquenCe. Along the route Of The pro.
cession all business was suspended and
many buildings we're draped in mourning
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NEW YORK, July S.-Cotton-Quiet al
l9hc. Flour Quiet superGne western and
State S. 5Oa6 90, common to good 50 90,
good to choice s. 65a6 75, white wheat ex.
tra So sOa7 90, fancy 81 O5a7 90, extra Ohio
SO 25aS so, st. Louis SO G5al0 %, fancy
81 05a9 90, Minnesota patent s. OOall 90.
Wheat--Active, prices bouyant and in ia.
vor OF buyer; ungraded spring 81 25al 40,
Northwestern 81 So, No. Q Milwaukee 81 5S.
Rye-Dull; western 7Oa75c. Barley and
Malt-Qutet. Corn-Active and advanced;
ungraled western mixed 551ENGOc, steam
mixed 571Sc, July 57I1c. Oats--A shade
stronger; western mixed and State al SOC,
white western 40a6lc. HOps-Dull; year.
lings 4aSc, new western 6alOc. COilee-Dul;
Rio cargoes 17a20c, gold; jobbing at la
29Hr gold. Sugar-Dull and nominal;
fair to good refining l4a1Gbc, prime lOc,
refined heavy at 1lAal2c. MoIassesIand
Rice-In moderate demand. Whisky-Dull
at 81 13al 131<.
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a Row That Was Had for tho
WlnthrODH.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Two brothers
named 'Lige and Barney Dye, rough
characters, went into the town Of lamar.
Va, in Illinois, yesterday, and created i
disturbance. Barney was arrested by the
Marshal and fined. This incensed him
greatly. When released he purchased Il
revolver and swore he would not be ar
rested again. Subsequently the Marshal
aided by Constable James Taylor, at
tempted his arrest. He resisted, and wa,
assisted by his brOther.in.laws, Henry
and Charles Winthrop, who declared
that he should not be again arrested
A melee then ensued, in which knives
and pistols were freely used. Charles
Winthrop was killed, receiving shot il
the bowels and another in the mouth
Henry Winthrop received shot in til,
abdomen and a stab in the back from
which he cannot recover. The Marsha
was slightly cut in the neck, and Constable
Taylor severely stabbed several times il
the back. The Dye brothers attempted
to escape but were arrested and lOCker
up. Great excitement was created bu
the officers were justified in their acts
The Winthrop brothers, although little
wild, were respectable farmers and high
ly connected. Great Indignation is ex,
pressed against the Dye brothers fol
bringing about the sad affair.
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MINOR TELEGKAsIS.

--Twenty.six thousand dollars have
been contributed at Halifax for st
Johns.
Gov. Ludington, OF Wisconsin, has
written letter saying that he will not be
n candidate for denomination.
According to Isaac Frandlier's an
nual grain circular, the wheat surplus oI
California is not over 100000 bushels.
Louis EpIet, a Frenchman, OF St
Louis, keeper Of candy store on Wash.
ington avenue and 9th street, shot himself
through the head between 8 and Q o'clock
last evening. No cause was assigned for
the act,
There ia no truth whatever in the re
port that Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Of New York
was about to resign the pastorate OF the
Church Of Divine Paternity in conSe.
Quence OF the threStened reduction OF his
salary 10 $4,000. 1t is only few day.
since that Dr.. Chaplin said to friend he
intended to remain with his people all
his life.
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a Fridge Tor Eotl Ntreot.

Council lusL night reIerrpd N thC Cow.
mi,,ec on Streets and Allev, ho r,,,o,
of put,iny n wagon bri5ce on tho niIo.
lately driven in Caldwell. Run at the
Eofr street crossing, with power TO act,
but limiting the cost of tho bridge TO two
hundred dollars. There is lust one oh.
lection to this action Of Council, and that
istharlhe street depar,men,has not really
the money TO expend. Perhaps,hOwevcr,
itit will allay tho ditchinr fever, which
was raging in connection with the Run
Improvement, We may we'll strain a point
ortwo in order to build the bridge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A CARD FROM
E. |. PRUSSING G. co.

We beg lC1VO 10 notify the public that, a many
unpIlncPled persons are circulating the story thai
the Vinegar recently condemned by the Board O
Health Ot Washington, D. O., waA Of our InanulAc
ture, We are Obliged TO publlAh the following cor
re:pondeneo, which explains Itself:
DIR. 7. =. VERDI, PrOaldent Board Of Health
Warrington, .. C.-sIR: Has any Vinegar mlnu'
your board7 An early reply will greatly Obllgo
Z. L. PRuSJINd a co,
BOARD or HRALTlI, WASHINGTON, June o, 1871.
x, l. PRUSslSG 4 Co., Chicago Gentlemen: In
reply 70 your communication Ol this date, am In
euucted 10 Inform you that the Board Of Health
has never condemned any Vinegar OF your manu-
iactuIe, nor has complaint ever been made Of the
'mpOF'' Of tho nE'; G. Es5S rcSPOfS,loIly.
We would also submit the following from DR.,
Aiken, Of Maryland, and Dr. Mahla, Of Chlrspo,
UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND, June ., iS73.-I
have this day made 4 Chemical AnalyaIA Of nm
average sample Of PruHSlng'B Vinegar, and tind il
ireo from oil trace Of minenl acids and metallic
impurities, and therefore pure. Free sulphuTic
hcid, very Injurious adulterntl0n often found In
the commercial article, not present In this vine
ERr. WILLIAM E A. AIKEN,
Prof Chem. and Phnr,
Hequtattd by Mr.. PruAlng, subjected sample
Of his Vinegar 10 Chemical Analysis, aud found il
perfectly Tree from mineral acids and metallic Gub-
stAneeI with which commercial vinegar Is no ift :
gu0ntly adulIcTAied. ! can recommend II, there
lore, aS An entirely pure and trhOtI0me article.
!. MAIILA, ph. DR..
In conclusion, We will add that our well. known
brands Of Vinegar have stood the ieSt Of public
opinion for twenty years, besides having re-
eeiyed hrSt premiums at the Worlds Fair, the
United States Fair the Illinois State Fair, the Chi
jC2S.eod Z. |. PRUSSIaa 4 CO., ChIcauo.
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THE TURF.


CHICAGO, July S.-To.day, the third
day Of the races at Dexter Park, the first
race was for purse Of 81 200, class 220
and was won by Little Fred, Bodine I'd
Gipsey Sd. Time, 2:24, 2:26!, 2:2Sl.
The second race, dash OF q miles
was won by Kilbourne, Murphy I'd, Pa
triot Sd. Time 5;00l.
CHESTER PARK RACES.
CINCINNATI, July Sat the Chester
Park races to-day the weather was warm
and the track in fine condition.
First race-purse 81 900, for the 2:S7
class; $500 to the first, $3.50 to the second
$3.50 to the third, and SlOO to the fourth
horse. Dred, 7, l, 10, ]; Wildwood, 3, 3
3; Glendale, 7, 8, G; Little Alfred, 4, Q, 9
2, 4; Daisey, Q, 8, 4, s, .; Blue Wind, 8, O.
"a, 0; Harrison, 0, 8, 8, 0, distaRCed; Mol.
ly, 10, distanCed; Belle Lawrence, ], 4, Z,
distanced; Orange Girl, Q. Time, 2:2S,
2:97, 2'29, $50 and 2:33.
Second race-purse $lOO, for 2:32
class, $500 for the first and $50 for the
second. Bay Charlie, g., !, 1,2, !; Decap-
tion, !, A, a., l, Z; Frank Miller, 4, 9, 8, 8,
4; Lady Lamon, @, 8, ., 4, 8; Red Bird, .,
8, o, 8; Post Boy, s, distance. Time,
2:29, 2:29, 2:29!, 2:S0.
Tomorrow Goldsmith Maid will trot,
and, as an induCement for speed, will re-
ccive 500 extra il she beats 2:lI.
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SERVIA.

KAYAwJEyA1z, July S.-The skupt
china opened here to-day. Prince Milan
speech opening the session was guarded
He expressed confidence that the Servil
bloodShed in the last war would not bt
in vain; but the force Of Christians il
Turkey Ia now in more powerful
keeping. He said that 'on hi
recent visit to thank the Car for his pro.
lection Of Servia. The Gar assured him
that the Servians would never cease to
be objects Of his paternal solicitude
Prince Milan invited the session to pro.
Ceed in its work with the greatest cir.
cumspection, since any false steps or III
considered resolution may kill hopeful
prospects Of opening before Sefvias
present government had strong majority
in the SkupIaChina.
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weather indications.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
0YPIcE OF TuR CIIRY SIGNAL OBYICRR,
WASHINGTON, D. e, July al 4. 4.
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New York, July 3.-The relatives Of
Charlotte Canda, n French girl, whose
body has laid for years beneath the hand
some marble monument in Greenwood
Cemetery which attracted so much atten-
ton, arc making efforts to move it to
Calvary Cemetery. The body OF the
French girl has already been removed
and the relatives were proceeding yester.
day. to remove the monument, but the
cemetery authorities refused TO allow
them TO take itaway. The relatives said
they were willing to surrender the lot ii
they were allowed to remove the monu-
ment, but consent has not yet been given.
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NEw ORLEANS, July 3.-A witness tea.
tilted before the Auditorial Commission
that the missing books Of the Auditors
Office were packed mp and delivered 10
Marshal Pitkin by Chief Deputy Stock
ton at The Custom House. The Commits
sion called upon Marshal Wharton, who
promised 10 institute asearch and restore
10 the State any missing records. These
will show a balance Of So, 900 in the hands
otthe tax collectors, audited but not paid
into the State Treasurer.
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Tic Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company.

HARTFORD, July Sc. A. Virgins,
President Of the Charter Oak Life Insur.
ance Co., publishes a statement to policy
holders, in which heYclaims that special
insurance commissioners greatly under.
valued the company's real estate in New
York. For It's assets lie appeals to the
policy holders for support, and says
that We will declare, without fear
Of the contradiction Of an unpreju.
diced jury that our company has not only
all the assets that 1t cIaim0 but that it Is
worth all we claim. We deny emphati.
cally that we have any liabilities not
acknowledged. We urge our policy.
holders everywhere 10 renew their poll
cies, and not to be driven by malicious
slanderers, mistaken reports or idle ru-
mors TO sacrifice their insurance and
their rights. The company vii! pay every
just claim. The advice Of all parties to
policy holders is to hold on to their poll
cics.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Flour--Quiet;
super SO 90. extra 81 %, Minnesota family
S. OOa9 90, Pennsylvania 50 80, high grades
$40 so. Wheat-Stealy; Pennsylvania red
at 50 l0a2 Is, amber So 20. Rye-NominaI
at 70aS5c. Corn-steady; yellow mixed al
6lc. Oats-Dull; white western Mt 45a4Sc,
mixed 4Sa45c, Pennsylvania white 46a49c
ProviSions-Quiet and unchanged. But,
ter-Dull; new western 16a1Sc. Cheese
Steady; western at saSHc. Eggs-Quiet,
western 15alGc. Petroleum--Duil; refined
l?c, crude 80. Whisky-Firm; western at
81 l3,
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What Old Farmers Say.

CoIuMBus, O., July Sod farmers in
this vicinity, who have resided here for
more than half a century, state that dur
Ing that time there has never been bet
ter crop Of wheat and grass than the
present season promises to produce
Corn is rather backward on account OF
frequent replanting. The oats and pota.
to crops will be abundant. The wheat
harvest is'in progress, but is intertereed
with by the frequent rams.
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The President signed the commission Of
o, Russell, Collector oflnternal Revenue
OF the Third District Of Virginia, to-day.
II has been decided 10 appoint +. 4.
Pratt Collector Of Customs OF Newport,
Rhode Island,
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The Grover investigation.

San FRANcBco, July ga Portland
dispatch says the Commission to investf-
gate the charges against Senator Grover
for using money for the purpose Of Sc
curing his election to the Senate met yes.
terday. The witnesses summoned in.
cludes many prominent politicians Of
the State and the preparations seem to
indicate a searching inquiry. With a
session, and without eliciling anything
Important the Commission adjourned
until to-day, awaiting the arrival OF ad-
ditional witnesses,
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CINCINNATI, July 3.-CottOn-Quiet at
Ike. Flour -Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-EaSier; red 81 75al 90; new white
81 50. Corn-GOod demand Mt 5Oa52c. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower at 500.
RCe-Dull at Csc. Barley-Dull and nomi,
nal. Pork-Fair demand at $l2 so, held
at S137 76. Lard-Dull and nominal; cur.
rent make good demand at S. 40aS a., ket,
tie 9Hal0c. Bulk Meats-Quiet' ut 5a7a
7H. Bacon-Firm at 57sa7%aS4c. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Linseed Oil-6Sc.
WhiSky-$1 OS.
HoGs-Firm; common 81 25a4 80, light
4 GOa4 IS, packing 81 65a4 80, butchers
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Dinner 10 Ex.Secretary Tsobeson

TRENTON, n. J., July 3.-The public
dinner last evening TO George NJ. Robe
son, ex.secretary Of the Navy, was a
grand affair. Hon. Thomas Carter pre-.
sided. The banquet was given as an op.
portunity 10 welcome back to New Jer-
sey an old friend. Mr.. Robeson spoke
principally in defense Of his administra.
tion Of his department, and he insisted
that it is nov in better condition than
ever before. He also eloquently defend,
ed General Grants administration. This
social gathering has no political signif'
cance. He is not a candidate for office
He was party man and believed in q
party for political purposes. Blaine de-
Tended Republicanism as it was admins
tered by General Grant. The protection
Of the rights Of citizenship in every State
was its cardinal feature, and govern
ment that did not offer protection to
every citizen in every State had no right
10 demand allegiance.
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EAST LIBERTY, July 3.-CArrLE-Re'
ceipts to-day 100 head, or 0 cars OF through
and IS cars OF yard stock. Supply fair but
market dull for want OF buyers mostly,
Prices OF about lIsc from quotations gen
orally Of common to fair. Very few good
TO extra on hand. Best IS 5Oa6 25, meli
um to good s. GOa6 60, common s. 75a4 90
HoGs-Receirts to-day 725 head. York
Crs 81 75a4 s..
sHEEP-ReceiptS to-day 1900 head. Sell
ing at 81 5S.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Since yesterday
morning criminal acts have been uncom
monty frequent in this city. Among the
crimes are the following: Charles DiehI
was seriously stabbed by an unknown
man; Mrs. Minnie Getzner, n widow and
mother oil five children, suicided with .
razor; Charles Matthiessen stabbed Henry
Bowen, who died this morning, leaving i
family; August Schmidt, barber, GU
Albert Lucas with pair Of sheats seri
ously, life is despaired Of. A boy WA
run over by street car and died in fouI
honra nilerHArls.
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COntradicted.

New ORLEANS, July 3.-The PieayunC
in referring TO the statement made by the
papers that the grand jury had indicted
Wells and Anderson Of the Returning
Board, SAYS that this was incorrect, but II
is fact that the question was before the
grand jury. Gov. Nichols is opposed tC
the movement, considering that il may
be construed violation OF the agreement
made when the present Administration
came into power. The Reaygne will to,
morrow again contradict the report ol
the indictment Of the Returning Board
members.
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ACQUITTED.

PARIS, July "a schiem against the
managers Of the Republique Francis for
reproducing special, asserting thai
Cardinal Guibert and Archbishop Harris
have gone to Rome on political reasons
resulted in the acquittal Of the accused.
TouLoS, July 3.-The French man.of.
war Rain Blanch has been accidentally
sunk of Herss Island by the French iron.
clad Huron.
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Fillibusterinr PARLIAMENT

New York, July 3.-A London dis.
patch says the House Of Commons was a
scene, last night, OF one Of the most ex.
traordinary and unexampled scenes on
record. Three Irish members, having an
alteration with the Government, kept
calling for division Of the House and
made use Of other parliamentary fillibus.
tering tactics all night, the session not
ending until o'clock this morning,
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NORFOLK, Va, July S.-Hon. John
Sherman, Secretary Of the Treasury, ac'
compained by several gentlemen from
Washington, arrived here this morning
They were met by u committee Of citizens
headed by the Mayor, and were escorted
to the Office Of Collector Bratton in the
Custom House, where they were waited
upon by many Of our prominent citizens
A banquet was served at the hotel where
speeches Of welcome were made.
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PorrsvhLE, Pa, July 3.-The strike
imminent by the miners was averted, as
no reduction Of the wages will be made
The miners between Mahony City and
Shenandoah, who struck lately, believing
that II reduction would take place, decid'
ed to resume work. They number over
1900.
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WAsHINuroN, July S.-The four Dared
shell race between the crews SaratoCu
and Sue Shepherd, one mile and a hall
and return, was won by Saratoga in Ii
minutes % seconds. This time, which i
the fastest on record, takes the place Of
that made by the famous crew at Sara.
togo last season.
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SCOTLAND.
Opening Of the Presbyterian
Council,

EDINBURe, July 3.-The Presbyter-
ian Council opened to-day. A sermon
was preached by Prof. Lint, Of the Edin.
burg University.
The reception OF the members Of the
Pan Presbyterian Council was held this
evening in the Museum Hall. The Lord
Provost presented the welcome address OF
the city. Lord Baliour, OF .Burleiuh, de.
livered an address, and was replied to by
Rev. DR.. Adams, Of New York. There
were 1000 persons present.
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Va paper To.Morrow.

In order to allow the employees con
pected with the lNrELLIdEScER estab'
li,bmcnt to participate in the privileges
and pleasures Of this anniversary day oI
our National Independence, we hav,
concluded not to issue a paper tomorrow
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Dry GoOda.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Business light with
packing houses and the jobbing trade dull.
Cotton goods steady, and some makes Of
Chevoits are advanced. Woolen fiannelS
are sold up, and several grades are selling
at an advance of about per cent on The
opening prices.
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The Duke Of cambrldge prOpO.ed Lhe

NehIIh Of Gen, Grant,
General Grant, in reply, alluded to
the visit Of the Prince Of Wales
TO the United States. He said he knew
from all Of his friends aS we'll as Of his
own knowledge. His Royal Highnesa
was received a. son Of Englands Queen.
He thanked the company for their hos.
pitality. ~
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In San Francisco the citisens' COM
mittee have collected upwards Of $4,000
for the St. Johns sufferers. The proceeds
Of the lecture by Rev. Gerard on Monday
night will add 81 900 more.